you see it here with maggie valley. it's still coming down and it's coming down with light flufffi snow. what does that mean this terms of the implications across the mountains? we are seeing the winds whipping around 20 miles per hour. so, that light and airy snow is just really going to be blowing. and now down in the upstate, we actually saw even a litter bit more accumulation, possibly up to a half an-n-ch of snow in the overnight hours. i think things will start winding down today. temperatures for the moment are below franchising for western north carolina. still actually below 32 degrees in the upstate and that is going to be cruflting over some soft snowfall bringing in icy conditions on the roadways and as as i mentioned before the winds are cooling things off. take a look at this. above 20 miles per hour in asheville, many areas further west above 10 miles per hour. we are actually getting reports of 1500 people in jackson county now without power. and it's mostly due to some of the winds. we are seeing some o

aly myles wyff news 4 live in maggie valley. remember, when the snow hits, we have the latest updates. the app is free to download and available in apple and android app store's. michael slager is out of jail and on house arrest. he's the former north charleston police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man. a south carolina judge set his bond yesterday at a half a million dollars. slager had to pay $50,000 in bail money to be released. the judge also set slager's trial to begin october 31. he will remain under house arrest until then. cell phone video showed slager shoot walter scott last april after scott ran n om a traffic stop. geoff: an update in anderson county, for the first time since , they are working on a new law. deputy brandon surratt had been with hyco for six years. he says he supports a bill in the works called hyco's and fargo's law. fargo was a k-9 killed in richland county in 2011. the law would increase prison time and add a potential fine animals. >> we ask these k9s to go into buildings after bad

mike mccormick, wyff news 4 live in maggie valley, north carolina. nigel: now to commitment 2016 coverage. the son of billy graham is hitting the road this week, holding prayer rallies in all 50 states, and urging christians to vote. gabrielle: but franklin graham has left the republican party, and says he won't endorse any candidates. so, what could this nationwide tour mean for the people running for president? >> our country is in trouble. gabrielle: franklin graham launches his "decision america" tour this week. >> we're asking christians to pray, to vote for candidates that stand for biblical values. gabrielle: the son of billy graham announced, just before christmas, that he was leaving the republican party. in this video, he says he won't endorse anyone. >> we're not supporting any candidates, or any party, but we want to lift up the name of jesus christ. >> i think it shows that he is committed still to public affairs, that he's not suggesting that evangelicals retreat and avoid politics. gabrielle: furman political science professor danielle

blue skies right now in maggie valley. the roads are doing fine. on the grass, a few patches of snow here and there. today, madison, yancey, and haywood counties sent students home early because of snow in the higher elevations, and of course to keep students , off the roads. in haywood county, we saw heavy flurries at times, with snow blowing around on the road. at cataloochee ski area, the snow there is thick. it's hard to believe on friday, the ski area was bare down to the grass. they've been making their own snow since then. that, combined with 19-degree weather and the continuous flurries, made it look like winter for the first time this season. and the look is what makes for great business there. >> it builds a lot of interest. the snow, it makes it look pretty, and it certainly makes people think winter, which is something we've been missing this season so far. mike: and back here in maggie valley live, stray flurries the roads are ok. a little accumulation on the grass. tube world is making people feel like it is time to go tubing. a taste

aly myles, wyff news 4, in maggie valley. nigel: now, we're taking a live look outside at greenville through the paris mountain sky cam. on paris mountain, there is no snow. gabrielle: just a beautiful sunset this evening. wyff news 4's chief meteorologist john cessarich is joining us. look at those cool temperatures. john: isn't that ridiculous? especially after the past couple weeks of warm temperatures. we were breaking record high temperatures last week. now, we are not close to breaking record lows, but below average temperatures. clear except for a few high, thin clouds. temperatures warmed up a little bit, only into the low 40's across the area. they are starting to cool down. 27 in boone, 36 in spartanburg, 36 in hendersonville and 41 in toccoa, 42 in abbeville. clear and cold, light winds. we do not have to deal with wind chills like overnight last night now back to you. nigel: the greater greenville changes to its recycling policy. it takes effect july 1. bins will be switched to roll carts. recycling pick up will b

wyff news 4's aly myles was in maggie valley this morning to . she showed us. aly: a freezing morning here in maggie valley, but a very welcome sight for snow bunnies. just take a look at that. they've made at least four feet of snow. they say they've only been open for about 10 days this season here at tube world because it was at least 55 degree nights just a few nights ago. they say they're making the most of this weather, making as much snow as possible so that they don't see bare grass again, which up until the end of december, that's what they were seeing here. again, very welcome sight for anybody waiting to get out on the slopes or on a tube. aly myles, wyff news 4, in maggie valley. allyson: thank you. taking a look at the roads now. today and tomorrow, lanes will be closed in spartanburg county. the reason, spartanburg water plans to install new water lines the right northbound lane of south pine street going into lane of palmetto street. the company says water services will not be interrupted, but this will affect traffic from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

>>lauren: there's one place in maggie valley you will find plenty of snow. we are live from cataloochee ski area. the slopes, live. >>holly: a young otter is calling the california aquarium home, this is after it was found on the beach calling out to its mother. >>jay: people called animal control for the 3 week old otter and from there they took it along the water hoping to get the mom's attentions with the baby's cries. >>zack: way too cute. of course it didn't work so they there they will decide where the

>>evan: happening now, snow falling in the maggie valley area. road conditions still slick and dangerous. news 13's john ostendorff is live in maggie valley. john it's cold out there? >>reporter: evan, it's very cold. snow falling and as zack said earlier, snow blowing. you can see it kind of swirling around me. i'm going to step out here to u.s. 19 at sewcol road and take a quick look at the conditions while we have a break in traffic. as you can see, evan, it is really, really icy. and with this powdery dry snow that continues to fall, folks are out o o the roads, especially in the haywood county area and probably across the region, really need to take it easy. allow plenty of room to stop. follow a far distance behind folks and just be careful this morning. in haywood county, no major wrecks reported. a couple fender-benders in waynesville. again, bitterly cold. stay safe. stay off the roads if at all possible. back to you. >>evan: right now a blizzard is barreling down on the east coast. more than 2 feet of snow expected in our nation's capit

live and maggie valley, aly myles and back to you. geoff: you would think she would allyson: remember, when the snow does hit, we have the latest updates, including live radar on our wyff 4 app. the app is free to download and available in both apple and android app stores. geoff: president obama is taking aim at gun violence. today, the president is expected to announce that he will bypass congress and take executive action, steps that he believes will curb the problem. allyson: he wants to end the so-called gun-show loophole. the president wants to require background checks be conducted on people who buy weapons at gun shows, and the fbi will hire 230 more examiners to process those extra background checks. the move follows a deadly year of mass shootings across the country. gun rights advocates and republican presidential candidates blasted the president's move. >> we view this as lawless. he's circumventing the congress. he's circumventing the constitution to restrict the rights of law abiding americans. >> he's obsessed with unde

graffiti was also found on a wall outside asheville police headquarters. 3 3 firefighters in maggie valley are trying to determine what caused a building fire. it happened just before five o'clock yesterday evening on soco road. the fire department tells us the structure was a commercial garage with housing attached. everyone made it out safely. 3 3 3 3 3 happening today... people can learn about a multi-million dollar plan to revamp the school system in madison county. the total building plan is six-point-five million dollars. more than half of that money would go towards a brand new early college that would enroll up to 300 students. a new addition would also be built on brush creek elementary. construction on both of ose projects is scheduled to begin by early next month. 3 00:30;25-00:30;35"we already have selected architects. we've already bid the projects. we have selected contractors for the projects. so we're just ready to go once the financing and everything is done."3 improvements are also planned for each school. a public hearing on all of the projects starts at seven tonight at

it maggie valley on monday. when crews arrived, they saw flames shooting from the windows. witnesses say there was a loud boom before the fire broke out. ((stop)) 3 2318 "i was in combat before, and it just looked like an artillery round hit, and it exploded big time." 2325 one person suffered minor smoke inhalation. the other people displaced are staying with relatives or at a hotel. 3 3 the assistant principal at north buncombe high school is on paid leave pending an investigation. the district says it is looking into an incident involving a student after a basketball game at the school friday night. school officials are not saying what the incident was. barry owens has worked at north buncombe since 2004, and is also the athletic director. the district says putting him on leave is standard protocol when an accusation of misconduct surfaces. 3 3 3 you can help catch suspected criminals running from the law. in this morning's fugitive files, we are teaming up with the asheville police department. joining us is public information officer we looking for? first we want to fin

call 1-888-4al-anon, 3 viewer dawn patterson sent us this picture of snow in maggie valley at soco falls. cold weather conditions are putting multiple schools on a delay this morning. 3 3 including avery county... madison, mitchell and yancy county schools. a full list can be seen at the bottom of your screen. and of course you can check our website wlos dot com for the latest on school delays and closings. good morning. here is a look at region. your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i'll show you our 7-day forecast for both the mountains and 3 upstate. 3 3 3 3 breaking news this morning out of asheville... where responding to a house fire on north bear creek road. news 13's lauren brigman just arrived on the scene. lauren... you spoke to the homeowners just a few minutes ago? 3 3 3 happening tomorrow.... a bond hearing is scheduled tomorrow for a mother in the upstate accused of killing her newborn child. 23-year-old joanie holcombe is charged with murder, and the unauthorized removal of a dead body. deputies discovered the newborn in a wooded area near cheroke

it happened off soco road in maggie valley on monday. when crews arrived, they saw flames shooting from the windows. witnesses say there was a loud boom before the fire broke out. ((stop)) 3 2318 "i was in combat before, and it just looked like an artillery round hit, and it exploded big time." 23253 one person suffered minor people displaced are staying with relatives or at a hotel. 3 3 a shooting in woodfin... leaves a neighborhood reeling. police say a 35-year-old man was shot in the chest along wellington drive... and is still recovering at mission hospital. 34-year-old scotty robinson has been charged with attempted first degree murder... and assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill. 3 terri smith, neighbor:"it either was inside the house and quietly done or whatever because i haven't really seen much. there's been a little bit more traffic with like cars stopping at the house, but you don't know if that's like visiting people or if that's something else going on down there." woodfin police say robinson and the victim kn

mike mccormick, wyff news 4, live in maggie valley, north airliner. michael: a chilling start on wall street. the dow fell more than 400 points today. that, officially, is the worst opening day in 84 years. this first trading day of 2016 had the traders showing their worries about a slowdown in china and tensions between saudi arabia and iran. saudi arabia is cutting ties oil closed lower, continuing a decline. many analysts say the low prices at the pump will get even lower. >> i'm enjoying it. i always have to get premium in my car, so i have to make sure it's as cheap as possible, so i can keep riding longer. michael: according to estimates from aaa, gas should remain a bargain throughout this year. carol: president obama says he will roll out a new set of initiatives on tightening the nation's gun laws over the next several days. the president met with his top law enforcement officials today at the white house, including attorney general loretta lynch and fbi director james comey. they delivered a list of recommendations for gun control measures t

clyde and maggie valley. clearing the snow would make a big difference for them. >> everything will be double when it melts. >> rex: delivery of mail from still snowy post offices is getting on track. to ensure you get mail, the postal service remains you to clear your mailbox. carriers are not allowed to get out of their vehicles. the postal service says you got to dig out your area six feet. reporting live tonight from waynesville, rex hodge, news 13. >> larry: a spot in our own backyard took a brunt of that storm. jason boyer has more. >> jason: leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. first our sunset. clouds overhead. and the snow is very deep. you cannot really tell from our view. leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network up there in mount mitchell. 41 inches coming on saturday. there you go. 66 is a lot of snow, folks. that's more than the blidard of 93 by 16 inches. and boone. watch out, though, these freezing. 50s over the upstate for places like clemson and anderson. you've seen some prett

leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. 41 degrees there outside of maggie valley at 4600 feet. you can see a lot of folks enjoying this blue bird day with all the blue sky. up in the highest elevations, there's plenty of snow on the ground. about 5,000 feet up in elevation, 34 degrees. we're really going to start melting this off as temperatures get in to the 50s. even some higher elevations, the temperatures will be in the 50s. you can see some of the previouses created the cracks in the snow field. that's that process of melting and refreezing. radar and satellite picture, not much happening. everybody else has been mostly sunny south and east of i-40. wind gusting over 25 miles per hour. we're down to about 13 miles per hour with a sustained wind in asheville. most of us will see that wind relax significantly after temperatures in the 30s for the northern communities. 40s and 50s farther southwest. 60s, that's right, 60s in clemson today and many places south. temperatures in the 30s this evening. freezing by 9 o'clock. upper 20s by 11. upstate clear, calm. 40s by 11 o'cloc

track pick-up resumed in waynesville, canton, clyde and maggie valley. but some smaller operators are still having a hard time getting through snow that was piled up by plows.. or driveways that have not been cleared. the post office also asks people to make sure snow is cleared six feet on either side of your mailbox so mail trucks can drive up to it. 3 3 3 the nation's largest zinc processor is temporarily idling its plant in rutherford corporation" says the shutdown comes amid zinc prices at a seven-year low and financial problems. about 200 people are affected. a small crew of workers will maintain the plant during the idling period. no word when that will end. 3 3 3 we have an update this morning on body cameras in the asheville police department. the department is now working with the city attorney to develop a new policy for the video from them. under current state law the video is not considered public record. the city's new policy says the chief "can" allow an individual to view a recording if that person is filing a complaint against an officer

to work against the adverse conditions, like the warm weather, to make it feel like winter in maggie valley. so much so, that they are up for a national award for snowmaking. 3 "to be warm in december, ya know, that's tough business-wise. we've certainly seen those temperatures and we've built our snowmaking system around being able to the opportunities."3 18 slopes are open now, and five lifts. today also kicks off "learn to ski and snowboard month" so now is a good time to give it a try if that's among your new year's resolutions. 3 coming up at 5:30, hear whats in the works for the future here. live from the slopes at cataloochee, lauren brigman news 13 3 3 3 3 the town of canton announces plans for a new pool and makeover of its recreation park. the projececwould replace the aging public pool... which has been getting years. the entire project is expected to cost more than two-million dollars. town leaders are applying for grants, getting corporate money, and asking for private donations. if the plan goes forward, the new pool should be ready by summer 2017. 3 3 the state is changing ho

alicia buchanan made it from mountain but needed a push for her maggie valley destination. >> i'm hoping to get on the other side of the mountain. >> rex: dot crews are on 12 hour shifts to keep up. eleanor and her husband stopped at the mountain top. >> we didn't know to follow him or try and take our chances of going down the hill. >> rex: in the end, they decided to skip the snowy curve to the reservation. roads could be slick anywhere. vehicles sliding off country club drive in waynesville. it's those unmarked and unpaved roads that can provide a fun way of travel. kids taking advantage of no school and sledding in the snow. >> slide in it, make snow angels. >> rex: seven-year-old emily is >> did you beat him? >> no. he would outrun me. >> rex: her father says it's about time it's snow. >> it's been too long. we've been ready to sled for a while. >> rex: with more winter ahead, there's time for a rematch. >> oh no! >> rex: now of course it's no fun sledding if you're behind a wheel. back out here live, experts say there are several things you should have in your car including blanket

and 14 degrees there in maggie valley. it's cold at 4600 feet there at the base. leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network in greenville. a little milder. 39. but look at the flags belowing here. yeah, a skiff north wind that's starting to taper now. we talk about rain chances rather than snow chances beyond today because it's going to warm up. only a paltry 10% chance of rain. looks like asheville goes to 50% thursday. 70% chance by friday. the end of the week is going to get much wetter but also warmer. north-northwest wind at 12. that will get your attention. that drops the wind chill down to 18 degrees. bundle up. layer, layer, layer. as you go out and about this evening. a little bit of clouds but not much. the wind chill now a bone chilling 28. it looks like your wind chills will be in the 20s the rest of the evening. here's the set up. broad area of high pressure. it's pushing cold air as far as the deep south right now. that high will slide east ward and start to weaken somewhat. more southerly as we get in to saturday. milder but more moisture. once w

about smashing the records yesterday and latest totals south of old for the 19" of the storm and maggie valley 18.5 and hendersonville almost 16" of snow and soluda over 14 and then we take a look at road conditions like these in black mountain. we can see that it looks like the road was treat aid little bit. bit of melt. but, of course that refreezing is ice. sky cam network showing current temperatures of 22 degrees. so you talk about slick travelsso you talk about slick travels. definitely a night to stay at home if if you can. if you have to be out on the roads do it safe. make sure you have a cellphone charger and check batty and pack a blavrket and have sand or kitty litter on hand with a small shovel and water too and of course again the safest place to be is going to be inside at home. >> warm and snug. like i said those roads are now packed with ice. it refroze in certain terms of melt, the take it easy guys. updated snow total as cross vir ver and philadelphia. some places even harder. >> more -- >> stick around for that. >> this tractor-trailer caused issues on i 40 bunkhaming issue

viewer carey sent us pictures of snow in maggie valley. and dawn patterson shot this picture of snow on some trees at the falls. beautiful. we still have some very light snow shower activity going on, mainly in the higher elevations near tennessee. this should be wrapping up shortly. right now though, wicked winds are going to be the big story as we go on into the late night and the overnight. 32 degrees in asheville. with winds out of the north at 17 we feel like 21 degrees outside. in greenville it is clear, 43, a little breezy. a windchill of 38. certainly, much milder in the up state. however, chilly for you, as well. blast willlontinue as we go through the evening. light snow showers dry out... cold high pressure builds in. monday is just going to be a very windy and chilly day staying in the 30s in many mountain locations. we can see by dinner time tomorrow night, we have another system that is beginning to drop in to the upper midwest. this is going to be a snow maker as it moves in here late on tuesday. again, we're looking at main

. >> darcel: it happened in maggie valley. a commercial garage and some attached apartments went up in flames. we first showed you video last night at 11:00. news 13's frank kracher is back out there liive tonight. >> larry: have investigators figured out a cause yet, frank? >> frank: there's still no official word from the fire marshall. witnesses agree on one thing. it's really not about what they saw but what they heard. >> it just blew up. it was a heck of a fire. >> frank: firefighters from seven departments rushing to the scene. what they found was two buildings fully engulfed. a commercial garage, business field with machinery, equipment and some cars. flames also shooting. smoke billowing from windows of attached apartments. becomes a total loss. >> there was a minor smoke inhalation but no one was killed and no one was hurt. >> frank: betty's home sits about 20 feet away. today, there's still smoke. sheets of ice were water from fire trucks flowed last night. there are two reasons betty's house is still standing. >> f

geoff: a snowboarder enjoying the snow at maggie valley. myra: from kimberly westbury. pot of gold in her backyard. geoff: beautiful cloud formation over fountain inn, south carolina. myra: from nmorenz. not cat in the hat, but cat in the box. geoff: you don't want to go outside anytime soon on a day like thiour news continues right now. announcer: you're watching live, local, breaking news with geoff, and

. >>> new tonight, a number of fire departments battled a blaze in maggie valley. happened before 5:00 this evening. that's near soko drive. the fire department tells us the structure was a commercial garage with housing attached. everyone made it out safely. it took a number of fire departments hours to put out the blaze and deal with hot spots. firefighters are working to figure out what caused it. >> washington put ahold on money collected in drug seizures. they use that money to buy training equipment. congressman saw what that money buys. >> reporter: what happened here today was educational for everyone involved. the point was for leaders to learn firsthand by the sheriff's office needs certain equipment and hopes to get seized assets back to buy it. from a military truck to a gun training simulator. >> this kind of stuff isn't just once in a while. we utilize these things a lot. >> everything you see here is needed despite the view of many people outside law enforcement. >> the general public thinks this is too military and think law enforcement is losing si

north of waynesville, maggie valley. but you're going to get more of it. look at all of this back behind the system. this is the upper level part spinning back here that's going to swing east. good snows even through the eveving. even in the overnight. even in to early tomorrow. what you have on the ground now, add at least a couple of inches, if not four or five inches to that equation. here's what you need to know and what to expect. overnight periods of snow. saturday morning, the snow shifts a little farther east and north. saturday afternoon and evening, the snow will go back to the northwest and shift towards the mountains. mostly the tennessee border counties as the storm pulls farther to the north and east. leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. we're at mount pisgah camp ground. hard to see here but this little bit right here, this little ridge, this is a bank of snow. just looking at it over a foot easily up there at nearly 5,000 feet. storm threat remains highest for snow. that's our severe threat in the mountains. we still have it comin

ground completely covered there with a few inches of sn michael: check out this beautiful view in maggie valley from christine. that has a christmas card written all over it. we love to hear from you, see send us your photos and videos by uploading them to the u-local section of wyff4.com and you could see them on air.john: and the mountainous areas have artie had five inches to 12 inches of snow from the storm system. here comes another piece in the upper atmosphere swinging and from the west and soute blue. that is snow. we are switching over from freezing rain to snow. i will talk about the storm kids out of school... loving this snow day today... we caught up with a michael: it does not matter how big of a kid you are, this is a snow day. we caught up with these kids in greenville today. you do not need that much snow to have fun. look out. a little fun to go with the mess. in greenville, the view from our wofford college skycam. everyone is staying home on this friday night, and it is a good carol: chief meteorologist john cessarich has been tracking temperatures and precipitation all day.

a snowboarder enjoying the snow at maggie valley. geoff: from kimberly westbury. pot of gold in her backyard. myra: look at these beautiful clouds in fountain in from debbie. geoff: talk about well framed here. a double rainbow. a rainbow there and then a double rainbow over chick fil a. some good shots right there. geoff: from nmorenz. not cat in the hat, but cat in the box. there is mickey the cat. get the pats out and get them back in on this day for sure. dale: the neighbor's dog, i was having breakfast and i kept hearing the dog howling. he got out and was in a hurry to get back in. with going on? it -- what is going on? it is cold and clear. a beautiful morning but a chilly morning around the region. wind chill for the mountains of north carolina continue until noon today. cold winds blowing across the mountains will make the teens and 20's and 30's feel much colder. bundle up. a cold windy day ahead today. we talk more about this in a few minutes. myra: it's time now for your 18th day of january. on this date in 1991, financially-strapped eastern airlines s

yesterday, aly thought it was soft in maggie valley, but it was pretty hard and she took a bit of a header. she is back today. dale: she is a true provide out there. it is cold. if you have not been out there, it is in the teens. it is about to get into the single digits and that these spots in the mountains of north carolina, so a cold and clear night. as we look out from our woodruff road skycam, no problems as far as roads. no slippery spots being reported. anywhere where water may have collected on roads, watch out for potentially icy spots. 17 and asheville, 20 24 greenville, greenwood at 23. anderson at 24. 22 in pickens. 27 westminster so everybody is the mountains are in the teens. it is not windy, so that five e seven mile per hour breeze in the upstate makes it feel like 14 in greenville, 16 in greenwood and spartanburg so dress warmly. here is our four day plus, low 50's tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, and isolated shower and then late thursday night through friday, about noon to 1:00, a good chance of rain and it tapers off for friday afternoon. saturday looks good. another chanc

>>holly: firefighters in maggie valley are trying to determine what caused the building fire. it happened just before 5 o'clock yesterday evening on bennett drive. that is near so col road. the fire department says it was a commercial garage, everyone made it out safely. >>jay: spray paint is removed from the vance monument. vandals spray painted "black lives matter" and put a white noose on it. naacp john higher elevation says >> the graffiti to me is ugly. it is a waste of time, no. 1. it is a waste of resources, because all they are going to is clean it off. you know. that's -- that's not going to change the way a person thinks or the way the person believes. >>jay: this is the second time someone has spray painted graffiti on the vance monument in the past year. graffiti was also found on a wall outside asheville police headquarters. >>holly: an update on a rock slide in buncombe county. it is nearly cleaned up on town mountain road north of asheville. crews removed large debris and rocks from the rock slide. there is still a temporary traffic light set up. this light slid

trash pickup resumed in maggie valley, but some smaller operators are still having a hard time getting through the snow that was piled up by the plows or driveways that have not been cleared. the post office asked folks to make sure snow is cleared six feet on either side of your up. >>jay: if you have not cleared off your sidewalks in asheville, serious cash. the city gives property owners 48 hours to clear sidewalks. then, the city can begin fining people $100 a day up to $5,000 if they are not cleared. when news 13 showed up at preferred properties on woodfin street, they immediately got out their shovels. >> it was like the last thing on my list today, like my list was i had to get my clients back up and, you know, taken care of before i thought about, oh, god, the sidewalk. >>jay: a couple of businesses told us they did not know a aut the ordinance. it went into effect in 2010. and if you are a renter, check your lease agreement. responsible for clearing sidewalks. >>holly: interesting. hazardous weather conditions are making it difficult for food delivery drivers. asheville pizza

. >> firefighters in maggie valley are trying to determine what caused a building fire. it happened just before bennett drive. the fire department tells us the structure was a commercial garage with housing attached. thankfully everyone made it out safely. >> 8:28 right now. here's ingrid with your skywatch forecast. >> good morning, jay. dangerously cold conditions outside. 12 in black mountain. same in asheville, 10 in burnsville, 13 in morganton, 15 in forest city, 17 in greenville. but the wind is a factor once again this morning. it's 12 in buncombe county. makes it feel like 2 below zero right now. make sure you cover up any exposed skin if you are going to be outside for a long period of time. we do not want to hear reports of frostbite or hypothermia. wind chill advisory until noon today. it's not going to warm up much throughout the afternoon. 30 for a high temperature. tonight another cold one, 16 . 30s today in greenville. low at 22. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace y

maggie mcgraw. berg closes it out. grace scores 30. indianola cruises over a good valley team 72-52

valley. we head back to coldiron fieldhouse for this one... 1st half, indians' maggie mcgraw feeds it in to grace berg who gets the bucket to drop. now from valley, jackie felt's shot can't go but the rebound gets tipped out to lexi merritt who gets the friendly bounce to go. more from indianola, they go back to mcgraw who makes the nice move up and in for two more. valley now from long range. felt over to hanna fuller and she splashes in the triple. then it's casey carr who goes off glass for two. would pull away and not look back. maddie glascock down low again to berg and she was unstoppable tonight. indians roll past valley, 72-52 just down 235, #8 dowling hosting north... maroons only losses are to the number 1, 6 and 7th ranked teams in 5a. 1st quarter, dowling up 4-0. north pulls within one as sebit gatluak rattles in the three. but that's as close as the polar bears would come. dowling answers back with a three of their own. anna wanek drops home the triple. then it turned into the becca hittner show. hittner with the sick pass to wanek who swishes it in. then more from the future drake b

maggie mcgraw. berg closes it out. grace scores 30. indianola cruises over a good valley team 72-52 indians now 11-0 on the season, still the only undefeated team class 5a. drake women get a big road win at missouri state 82-75. lizzy wendell 19 points. bulldogs now 9-5 overall, 2-1 in the mvc. 2nd ranked hawkeye wrestlers on the road at number 11 illinois. 125. thimas gilman goes to work right out of the gates. 4 point near fall just 10 seconds in to the match. gilman wins by tech fall 22-5. 149. 2nd ranked brandon sorenson, takdown on kyle sorensen with a major decision. iowa rolls over the illini 26-12 the greatest football player in iowa state history now has a spot right alongside the best players of all-time. the wait is finally over, troy davis now a member of the college football hall of fame. announced today by the national football foundation davis is one of 16 players or coaches, who will be inducted in to the class of 2016. davis played at iowa state from 1994-96 running all over opponents. he's the only player in division 1 history to rush for over 2-thousand

maggie mcgraw. berg closes it out. grace scores 30. indianola cruises over a good valley team 72-52 indians now 11-0 on the season, remaining in class 5a. drake women get a big road win at missouri state 82-75. lizzy wendell 19 points. bulldogs now 9-5 mvc. 2nd ranked hawkeye wrestlers on the road at number 11 illinois. right out of the gates. 4 point near fall just 10 seconds in to the match. gilman wins by tech fall 22-5. 149. 2nd ranked brandon sorenson, takdown on kyle langenderfer. sorensen with a major decision. iowa rolls over the illini 26-12 the greatest football player in iowa state history now has a spot right alongside the best players of all-time. the wait is finally over, troy davis now a member of the college football hall of fame. football foundation davis is one of 16 players or coaches, who will be inducted in to the class of 2016. davis played at iowa state from 1994-96 running all over opponents. he's the only player in division 1 history to rush for over 2-thousand yards twice. davis led the nation in rushing as a sophomore and junior. a 2-time heisma