t -10, 9, 8, 7, 6 -- we have main engine start. liftoff.1, and liftoff, the 25th spatial mission has clear the towel -- tower. >> confirmed. challenger now heading downrange. engines have begun throttling down now. 94%. normal throttle for most of the plane. will throttle down to 65% shortly. engines at 65%, three engines running normally. velocity, out the two, nautical miles, downrange distance three. engine is throttling up. 104%. >> challenger, go at throttle up. >> roger. >> one minute 15 seconds. altitude, nine nautical miles. >> flight controllers here, looking carefully of the situation. obviously a major malfunction. we have no downlink. we have the report from the flight dynamics officer that the vehicle has exploded. we are looking at checking with recovery forces to see what can be done at this point. president reagan: ladies and gentlemen, i planned to speak to you about the state of the union . today's events let me to change those plans. today is a day for morning and remembering. share this pain with all the people

so again, we have a couple different water main breaks. east bound university at pine any oig bridge, eastbound lanes shut down for the water main break. and then this one where tom kierein is for us, king street at quaker lane, the intersection shut down because of the water main break and the water just flowing down the road. no doubt going to freeze with these very cold temperatures. big look at things, you can take a look at the map and see that we're pretty green. but that's because we have such light volume. stay off the roads if you can. beltway here at river road, again, the main lanes look pretty good. this is the way i came. you can see as you get off on ranson, get looped around, really a lot of the roadway is blocked, very slushy, icy, so be careful there. northbound bw parkway at 440, a ramp blocked there. very icy, as well. more coming up. >>> 4:34. we have complete coverage of the blizzard of 2016. no matter where you try and go today, it is going to take and you while. you just heard melissa tell us about the slushy and eye

water main break in the r7700 block of highway 98. gloria rodriguez is live there and is it causing problems? do you know about any water about any water outages? gloria: there are water outages, about 70 to 80 residents don't have water. i talked to a utilities crew and they say it will probably be shut down most of the day unfortunately. they just opened up the web line. the eastbound portion is probably closed so you can see the cones from u.s. one to tyler run drive. if you are taking the westbound direction drive carefully because they are working out here. when our photographer arrived he saw water gushing about two feet in the air. this was reported about 2:00 this morning and crews are now working to repair that break. starting to buckle so that was a big concern. that is why crews got out here so quickly. it may take several hours before they can open this portion of the road and before they can actually completely clear the scene. we will stay here and bring you the latest. live in wake forest, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewi

these this is a water main break. you're fine westbound, but this will be a problem through much of the morning. and this is a lesser traveled road than any of the interstates and you can see that snow still packed on the roadway there. other issue northbound of the parkway shut down until noon, and it closes again tonight. we'll have more on that and travel times coming up. >>> another water main break to talk about, too. this one this alexandria. take a look at the mess here, king street at quaker lane. you can see quite a bit of water flowing. please have westbound king street blocked off here. virginia american water says a crew is on the way to look into this problem. >>> looking live at the u.s. capitol for you now, lawmakers are pushing back votes until wednesday night at the earliest because of the note. all federal government government offices are closed today in the d.c. area. emergency and telework ready employees must follow your agency's policies. most state and local government offices are also closed t

water main break in north wales walnut and main. icy conditions on bethlehem pike at moore drive. let's take a look outside, this is what it looks like in new jersey, northbound traffic at creek road coming coming up from deptford or turnersville. we have light volume. watch secondary roads for areas of icy patches from yesterday. >>> we have breaking news, an "action news" viewer sent in this still picture of a fire, this is the hill crest tavern. you can see the flames shooting out of the windows, this is bridgeton, cumberland county. firefighters are trying to knock down the flames and the smoke. the blaze has reached two-alarms. you can expect delays in the area broad street in bridgeton cumberland county. >>> getting back to the cold, it's going to be a cold day battling elements. annie mccormick is live in pennsauken, camden county with the more on the road conditions. >> reporter: you wonder with what the firefighters are deal with right now. i can tell you the winds has picked up in the past hour and a half. it feels like it's punching you in the face. you need to bundle u

the main engines and crew cabins are also identifiable. seconds, the crew cabin was seen again with the front end and top of the cabin visible. as the subject moved further away and dropped lower on the horizon, the quality of the image for visual analysis deteriorated rapidly. long-range tracking cameras follow the srb's through range safety destruct. at approximately 75.8 seconds the right srb was seen exiting the cloud. e 207 shows the srb after the breakup and the joints are clearly visible except for the aft field joint. this confirmed the location of the plume along the longitudinal axis of the srb. cap andrated nose deployed drone parachute are identified and approximately 78 .64 seconds. the shockwave from the detonation of the linear shaped charge on the right srb can be seen clearly. simultaneously, the left srb was destroyed. at approximately 37 seconds, challenger had encountered the first of several expected high altitude wind shear conditions which lasted until about 64 seconds. these wind shears are best illustrated by the e

one water main break last night...and another this morning. causing back ups will continue to follow this kara gfx across the region... some schools in northern ohio will be closed for more water testing... requested by the e-p-a. sebring schools were closed friday after higher- than-normal levels of lead and copper were detected. ohio attorney general mike dewine will attend a meeting of the human trafficking commission in columbus. officials are expected to release the 2015 human trafficking annual report. happening today happening today across the tri- state... a groundbreaking ceremony will be held for the lincoln grant scholar house in covington. the facility will provide homes for 45 single parent families pursuing a college degree. and a public meeting will be held to discuss renovations for the western hills viadcut. the county engineer says improvements could cost 280- million dollars. it's set for 1 p-m at the county administration building downtown. rob 2shot more news in just a moment but first we want to check your forecast. kara

watch for water main issues there. the food news is we look at the all of our interstates have been treated. you can drive normal speed on the interstates at this time, but it's the secondary roads you want to be careful on this morning. watch for potential blackish use, as you look at areas at 471, we are moving along okay, guys over to you. >>> new this morning, police are searching for five people after an overnight break-in at west wood. several people banged on the door claiming to be police, then the suspects broke a window to get inside and assaulted the man who lives there. police say they also stole the woman's car. >>> well, it simply doesn't get any bigger than this, it never has. tonight's powerball jackpot prize of $1.5 billion, it's the highest it has ever been in the history of the lottery. >> adam is at taylorvilles to expand on the madness, good morning adam. >> reporter: in the history of the world, the entire universe, the entire galaxy. we got folks in line already. you got the winner? >> i got it.

the main reason - more screening tests. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at linn county public health this morning. forrest, screenings and vaccines are helping right, brady and nicole. screenings have become the number one way to detect the cancer and have made quite the difference. here with me now is cynthia fiester with linn county public health. have screenings gotten better in recent years? are there any ways to prevent cervical cancer? and how effective are they? screening can find changes in the cervix before cancer develops. it can also find cervical cancer early in its most curable stage. another way to prevent cervical cancer is to get vaccinated against human papilloma virus , which causes most cases of cervical cancer.scree ning tests offer the best chance to have cervical cancer found at an early stage when successful treatment is likely. screening can also actually prevent most cervical cancers by finding abnormal cervix cell changes so that they can be treated before they cervical cancer.if it's detected

people. >> reporter: the question who is he protecting maine from? on wednesday he took aim at drug traffickers and here is what he went with. >> guys of the name demoney, shifty, smoothie, shifty, they come from connecticut and new york, they come up here and sell their heroin. incidentally, they impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> reporter: he once told the naacp to "quoquote, kiss my butd

a water main break in silverton has shut down a busy intersection... our dan wells joins us live from montgomery and plainfield roads with the details. live water main break discovered on plainfield road, north of montgomery plainfield road is closed in the area until water main break is fixed flowing pretty are concerned about ice forming and vehicles water is covering about 100 feet of road break discovered about 3:15 am wednesday new information new information following a tragic price hill. police say 14-year- old georta mack was accidentally shot by his own we're told the child said he was going to school, but decided to skip class and sneaked into his home's basement... his father thought he was an intruder... and shot him. mack's brother harvey, said there were plans for mack to move with them to their home in the washington, d.c., area. the brother says the teen was looking forward to a fresh start. three people are hurt in a shooting in west end. officers arrived at linn and poplar streets just after 8 o'clock, finding a 19-year-old man shot f

police here at 9-42 main street. but the original call to 9-1-1 said it happened at 9-20 main street. take a listen to dispatch traffic right after the call came in. "all cars report of a possible shooting at 920 main street. we got a call from a subject saying there was a subject accidentally shot. they were going to be transporting them in a green camry. then they disconnected." " police say they arrived on the scene before the child left in that green camry. they say some people at the scene told officers the child was not actually shot, but rather was cut by some broken glass. but investigators say as paramedics took a closer look at him, they determined he did in fact have a gun shot wound. police say they still aren't sure if the person who pulled the trigger of that hand gun was an adult or one of the other children inside the building at the time. "right now it does not appear to be any criminal intent in according to the dubuque zoning department, the first floor of 9-42 main is zoned for commercial use only

they were way down main street. >> what we're going to do as ms. lauren hill continues to play on stage. we'll be back with more with >>> we are on main street in columbia and famously hot new year is going to start winding down in ten minutes or so. >> we have seen crowds start to move out of the area. the good thing is for anybody who may have enjoyed themselves a little too much, there are taxi cabs available. the comet is available. there are ways for folks to get home safely. it seems like the city has thought of absolutely everything. >> alyssa lang is stand big on >> you know me, i have been having a ton of fun, making a lot of friends. two friends, angie and ila, they are from clemson. first of all, tell me what brought you down here from clemson. >> we love lauren hill, and we just come to celebrate. >> and of course you also know me, i'm the resident sports lady of the wltx. we started talking some clemson football, you guys celebrating a pretty big win tonight. what's the most exciting part about going to a nanaonal championship? >> they

and king street at quaker main, still a water main break.beach drive shut down both directions between broad branch and the mattryland state line. again, also for snow removal. >>> we're still covering the blizzard of 2016 for you. let's check in with derrick ward. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. this is what you are going to encounter if you are out. lots of mounds of snow. you have to be careful as intersections because visibility is down. you have to look and almost assume that there is a car coming beyond that mound of snow. and the other challenge is side streets. take a look at this, we just left the scene of a fire not far from here in in the chillum area. and fire trucks are actually getting struck. they had to try to shovel the truck out. actually got a snowplow to try to pull it out. they pulled it out from one position and got stuck in the other position. and then side streets just challenging. and you have to consider the folks will be walking along those streets, as well. so again, caution is the name of the game if you are ind

>> katy, we are watching that water main break as well.e lancaster avenue to get through the area. 95 around girard avenue, we're not seeing that much of an increase, at least on the southbound side where we normally do. traffic lighter this morning. 14-minute trip blue route to vine street expressway. bridgeton all lanes are closed currently in both directions. >>> septa, running on a modified weekday schedule. be sure to check before you go. >> reporter: live at girard college, martin luther king day of service. thousands will be here today. it's all about giving back. we were just talking to volunteers. they're writing greeting cards out for senior citizens who live alone. this is all about coming together and honoring dr. king. there will be a good job fair today. it's a lot of giving back. tracy, back to you. >>> resoum iuming the search fo shooter at a homeless shelter in north philadelphia. the gunman killed one employee and wounded another. police say they who they're looking for. >>> tracking down three americans who were reported

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main and gervais. the time's now 5:00. it's still a pretty cold start to the day... but good news, things seem to be gradually getting warmer as the week goes on. you'll still want though. we want to 33 give you a quick traffic about this morning.anangood news at the top of the hour... there are no incidents to report in or around the capital city. but as always we will continue to keep our eyes on the road and update you if anything pops up for your morning commute.a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day.we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. so, let's get started. governor nikki haley and members of the south carolina domestic violence task force are set to meet today. they'll be holding a press conference at the state house at two. the governor plans to announce progress in addressing recommendations made by the task force. reports shows... south carolina ranks worst in the nation for deadly violence against women. our state has ranked in the top 10 in the nation... for

the danger for the gas leak is over but i'm told that main, that water main simply sprung a leak causing water to flood the street. the road buckled. they have now rerouted the water but businesses are being affected because customers can't get near lilly's kitchen and the u-haul. it made for a tough day because customers can't get close because all the roads nearby are closed. they are not able to get here. >> not able to get her so -- difficult? >> it is. >> oh, yeah, the street is no traffic or anything. >> people are calling in asking how to get here and stuff. >> can they get here? what are you telling them? >> i don't know what to tell them. i don't know what is going on down there. >> reporter: here is the good news, half the hole is filled in. i am told this should be fixed they didn't fix the leak. they simply rerouted the water. again, this intersection on river street should open, they hope by 8:00 p.m. tonight. kate merrill, wbz news. >> a lot of work hated that possible. >>> a new hampshire man is under arrest accused of stalking and groping three female students. manchester

we know maine's governor has endorsed chris christie for president. he's one of christie's top supporters. have we heard from governor christie? >> so far no comment from christie. you'd better believe the democrats are pouncing. the dnc saying in a statement, "by remaining silent governor christie condones lepage's racist comments." david, he's going to have to speak out on this soon. >> our weekend anchor cecilia vega. thank you. >>> we turn to donald trump playing to a packed house in vermont but not everyone inside was a fan. protesters interrupting, getting loud, and trump as you're about to hear, with a message for them and for the security. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail tonight. >> get him out of here. >> reporter: in burlington, vermont donald trump showing no mercy as protesters repeatedly tried to take him on. >> we've got to get the security moving a little bit faster here. we've got to move faster. we're not dealing with tough hombres. >> reporter: then this stone cold punishment. >> throw them out. throw them out into the cold. c

ice on main is wrapped up until next year... closing ceremony today. joe is live this morning with more. 3 fans of the new rams team in los angeles are already paying for season tickets -- and yet.the rams are offering fans to pay an early deposit .. just for a chance to buy tickets.according to the team's website, tickets will not be on sale until this spring.the 100 dollar fee is to make sure you have a spot in line to buy tickets.. but it is refundable.the rams will be playing in the same stadium they played in from 1946 to 1979.. until a new stadium 3 now to weather with nicole 3 sunny with highs in the 20s for the mountains and 30s in the upstate. a breeze will make it feel colder. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the teens and 20s. a chance for wintry mix and light snow comes wednesday, with highs in the 30s and low 40s. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 chris is in the traffic center. 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this: 3 3 you're looking live at: 3 it's ______.a greenville county deputy shot in the line of duty is heading home--

snow on the back side of it mainly through maine. the lake-effect snow kicks in once the colder air moves over the great lakes. we are looking to 4 to 6 inches and in the great lakes, we could see a foot of snow in dunkirk, new york and off lake erie and off northern michigan. we could have 1 foot of snow in traversesecity. out west, moisture streaming off the pacific. it is rain in seattle and snow in the higher elevations. this will shift into northern california. especially as we go into tomorrow. we could see several inches of rain and also up to a foot or more of snow through the highest elevations back near the sierwind chills tonight through monday morning. a wind chill advisory is in effect for the although i expect this to be expanded later today. the main chills below - 30 and we are expecting that. we have a few snow showers that will track through the area today with a disturbance to the southwest, but the main thing coldest temps on sunday. chills will be around -15 or so much of the day today and we may see some light s

main and gervais. the time's now 5:30. it's a cold start to the day... but the good news is, that rain has stopped and it looks like here to stay... 33 we want to 33 give you a quick traffic update as you head out and about this morning. and good news... there are no trouble spots to report out on the roads in or around the and keep you updated for your morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. we're starting with vote 20-16. that was 33 about the nicest reference made about donald trump... by his rivals at last night's g-o-p debate. after getting in some initial digs on trump's decision to boycott the final debate before the iowa caucuses... the g-o-p presidential hopefuls turned on each other. senator cruz was quickly put on the defensive... as the second- place candidate. and jeb bush attacked senator marco rubio... on his changing views on a "pathway to citizenship." dond trump busy headlining a show of his own duri

denise tosses to dan breaking now live water main break live water main break discovered on plainfield road, north of montgomery plainfield road is closed in the area break is fixed the water is flowing pretty steady and deputies are concerned about ice forming and vehicles skidding on it. water is covering about 100 feet of road break discovered about 3:15 am wednesday happening today the woman accused in the florence crash that killed two infants and their grandfather, is due in court today. 22-year old jessica hood is charged with manslaughter police say she was on her phone when she struck charles napier and his 13- month-old grandkids, who were walking on the side of the road. hood's arraignment is scheduled for 9 a-m. a suspect was taken into custody in connection with the apparent overdose death of a clermont county man. 45-year-old john wade faces charges in the united states district court, southern district of ohio. officials say the initial investigation revealed the deadly heroin mixture was sold by a dealer in bond hill. the arrest was made by the hamilton county heroin co

instead of saying maine women, i said white women.ng to apologize to the maine women for that. because if you go to maine, you will see that we're essentially 95% white. >> we're almost all white anyway. so why should -- it's not like i'm talk about impregnating black women. i'm not! and anyway, it's the press' fault. >> there was many people there, a lot of cameras. i made that comment. it never ever was picked up by any of you. it was picked up by a blogger who's an adversary and he spent a whole day selling it to you. folks, you are in the back pocket of maine bloggers. shame on you. shame, shame, shame. i find that appalling. having said that, i made a mistake and i'm not perfect. >> but shame on you for listening when somebody told you about a thing i said. it was a mistake, an impromptu remark. >> my passion and my desire is to rid ourselves of domestic violence and to get drug dealers off the street. i had to read a report in my briefing binder of a young woman who got killed christmas eve and she left like a 6-year-old daughte

if you go to maine, you will see white. no. do i want to be perfect? no. because if i was perfect i'd be a reporter. >> reporter: but then an apology of sorts. >> so if i slipped up and use a wrong word, i apologize to all the maine women. >> what about to the black community? they're upset. they think that you're singling out drug traffickers who have been black. >> i never said anything about white or black on traffickers. look, you're reading things into i didn't say. >> reporter: lepage vowing that this -- a young white girl -- >> reporter: -- had nothing to do with race at all. >> and cecilia with us at all. we know maine's governor has endorsed chris christie for president. supporters. christie? christie. democrats are pouncing. the dnc saying in a statement, "by remaining silent governor racist comments." david, he's going to have to speak out on this soon. >> our weekend anchor cecilia vega. thank you. >>> we turn to donald trump playing to a packed house in vermont but not everyone inside was a fan. protesters interrupting, getting loud, and trump

not the main event. not the main event. >> that comes what, friday, saturday, do tell. >> friday into saturday. >> this corner, mother nature. >> here i wanted to show this again. because it sums up what we're looking at in terms of -- we still think yesterday we're talking about the storm gets here friday and right now we'll kind of narrow that down. it looks like at least here in the metro and northern and western suburbs and then we're talking about early afternoon. sourjs you guys south, southwest maybe by late morning on friday you begin to see snow. it looks like this will continue throughout saturday okay? so the heaviest right now the heaviest of snow looks like friday night into the first part of saturday and then things start tapering off saturday afternoon and saturday evening and windy too. it will be a pretty strong storm system off us. a storm track may change. it tends to would bal round a little bit. it's always important. storm track is always important with where the heaviest snow will

this is main autobahn. every now and then the car gets pulled off the autobahn and the police check who's inside. this is not what the europe ever opeofopen borders was meant to k like. under increasing pressure to bring the refugee and migrant crisis under control. that is what the interior ministers meeting in amsterdam today will be discussing. germany would like these temporary border controls which have been implemented by other countries, accreditation the schengeacross the schengenarea,o denmark, to be sended to 2017, and frontex to have greater control in countries like greece for example, of course the main in-route for refugees from syria and other countries. and some countries at the schengen meeting will express serious e exasperation with greece, even proposing its suspension from the schengen zone. i don't expect that to happen but it does show the way in which european solidarity is creeing unthe strain of the refugee crisis. >> a mural by the british poster artist banksy, shows and image of

the main roads are looking good. i want to take you outside here. 71 at west 25th street and we play have just had an accident or a disabled vehicle. you see the center lane there. that is at a standstill. i will like into -- look into again. continuing to watch the roads for you this morning, jackie and terrence. >> and you heard all morning our team of meteorologists saying that northeast ohio is waking up to one of the coldest mornings that we have experienced this season. >> and you better believe the wind is not helping the situation. sarah finner is live in garfield heights where odot is working around the block. i hope you're -- around the clock. i hope you're staying warm. >> we have been in and out of the live truck. once you're out here, it's bitterly cold. the wind is making it chillier and temperatures down into the negatives because of that windchill. we're off of 480. the transportation boulevard you can see behind me, the and we're seeing odot trucks out and about this morning. we had plows and salt tr

it's all live right here from main and gervais. live from main and gervais. >>> welcome back. before we get going on our forecast here, what i thought i'd do is give you a look at what was going on in the atlantic. yesterday, we had a hurricane in the atlantic in the middle of january. crazy. let me show you what's left of that thing now. as we get out here, look at this. here is the circulation. tropical. meaning it no longer has tropical characteristics so it's no lononr a tropical storm. i will tell you yesterday at this time, it was bearing down or about to bear down on the azores right there as a category 1 hurricane in the middle of january. now, that doesn't happen all that often, and i did a little research. best i could tell, the last time there was a hurricane in the atlantic in january was 1938. so this is very, very unusual. needless to say, this thing is going to continue to die off as very crazy. let's talk about our weather. here is the rain. about an inch and a half. the rest of us less than that. here in columbia, we got about .7 of an inch of rain. so a prett

ice melt and brine have made the main roads much easier to traverse but remain careful driving on the side streets where things will still likely be slick. conditions today are going to be overcast with highs in the mid 20s and a gentle southerly wind. cold again with lows in the mid teens. thursday will be very overcast with highs in the mid 20s and a few flurries that night. friday is going to be a mostly cloudy day with highs a bit cooler in the mid to low 20s. saturday is going to be back towards 30 degrees and we'll likely climb to the mid 30s by sunday! next monday we have a small snow chance but after that we keep temps fairly close to average. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: as iowa lawmakers continue to work on school funding, democrats release a survey showing what impacts stagnant funding could have on schools in the state. in the report, most school believe underfunding will lead to larger class sizes, the delay of classroom materials, and unfilled positions. the funding debate lead to an extended session last year, with a last minute deal to pro

. >>> now to maine this evening and the fallout after what the called racist. after talking about his state's drug epidemic saying drug dealers come to maine and "impregnate young white girls." abc's cecilia vega on what the governor is saying now. >> reporter: amid outrage and accusations of racism tonight the governor of maine struggling to explain himself. >> i made one slip-up. i made one word slip-up. >> reporter: the so-called slip-up? these remarks about maine's drug epidemic and out of state drug dealers. >> these are guys that are named they come up here, they sell their heroin. then they go back home. incidentally, half the time they impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> reporter: today in maine's state house republican paul lepage accused reporters of twisting his words. >> instead of saying maine women i said white women. if you go to maine, you will see that we're essentially 95% white. am i perfect? no. do i want to be perfect? no. because if i was perfect i'd be a reporter. >> reporter: but then an apology of sorts. >> so if i slipp

going to be the main issue. even charlotte highway out here seeing some ice and snow in places. we will give you another live update coming up in a few minutes. now let's check in with john ostendorff, he joins us in live in haywood county. what are you seeing? >>reporter: thank, lauren. as you said, dot crews are working hard to keep the roads like this one, u.s. 19 in maggie valley clear. i want to show you real quick the accumulation we have seen here. this is photographer bob ma hoffsky's jacket, it's covering up our live jiewnt, that's how we get you over the air. you can see the snow is we have been here an hour and this jacket is getting a little snow covered. now, again, about the traffic. i just talked to emergency operations here in haywood county. they are saying there are some minor accidents just fender-benders, slide off the road accidents in waynesville. u.s. 2374 and interstate 40 are free of accidents at this hour. but, again, as we heard from hope and lauren, please allow enty of braking distan

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we've gotten to the scene of a water main break, pretty sizeable one. this is between lancaster, that section of church road is closed off because of this water main break in the area of chester valley golf club. that's where crews just got on scene. we saw them arrive shortly. wau is here as well as someone from the township, a police officer. they're trying to ascertain exactly where this water main break is coming from. backup crews are coming out here to hopefully put an end to it. there is just a lot of water pouring out on to the street. of course, with the temperatures where they are, things are freezing pretty quickly. it is extremely slippery on all these surfaces. even if you can't see that ice has formed and it doesn't look icy, it is. it's almost like a skating rink. we have to be very careful as we walk around here. for obvious reasons, this section of road is closed off. it's going to be difficult for the crews to be working in these conditions because it is just so downright cold. and the wind just bringing that temperature way, way down.

we're live from main and gervais. we're halfway through the week. >> eric: and halfway through the show. you definitely want a winter cold as it gets around here. >> rochelle: i know jonathan says it's warmer but it is still cold. let's turn things over to meteorologist jonathan kennedy. >> jonathan: it is warmer but still cold. temperatures below freezing and that will be the case for much of your morning. as you head out today, not expecting a lot of warmth and not seeing it here this morning. 26 downtown. we are splitting the highs and morning. 30 in newberry, 28 in windboro. clouds cover is coming in, that's why you see warmer temperatures to our neighbors to the north and west. you are looking at snow tour the north carolina border, not seeing any fall in south carolina as of yet but that could change as we move throughout the day. wind chill temperatures feels quite cold. 21 is what it feels like. 19 in sumter, other areas not wind chill not a widespread issue but a couple localized spots where the wind is blowi

we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 5:00. it's a chilly start to this monday morning... starting to feel a lot more like winter. so you may want to grab a jacket and bundle up before you head out to 33 give you a quick traffic update as you head out and about this morning. and good news. there are no trouble spots to report out on the roads in or around the capital city. of course, we'll be sure to keep our eyes on the roads and keep you updated for your morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines.started. flood victims in need of fema disaster assistance have until today to apply for federal aid. 24-counties in the state are covered by october's emergency declaration. today is also the deadline for returning disaster loan applications to the small business administration. as of thursday, fema had approved 78- point-7 million dollars in grants to more than 30- thousand applicants. to register for assistance... call 1-800-6-2-

the main focus of the exercise in getting everyone to work together seamlessly. the main value they're getting is actually fighting a fire that we don't normally fight was too inexperienced to an ad plus seeing how all different agencies coordinate with each other we work with the military so closely so to bring everybody together is his sad great opportunity to spend time together and work out the kinks now you may remember several agencies had to do just that an ample twenty twelve. that's when lucy and bubba's fa eighteen hornet crashed into an apartment building in virginia beach forty eight units were destroyed but no one was hurt or killed officials credited training like this for saving lives well we're continuing to track winter weather as it moves toward hampton roads already travel in the region is becoming difficult a major airline canceling dozens of storm find out where flights are being grounded and a look behind the scenes that those who keep us moving. not smart traffic center opens its doors to thirty news now to show us how they're preparing for

the main reason - more woman are getting screened. coming up in our next half hour, tv9's forrest saunders is going to be live at linn county public health. he'll be talking with employees there about the importance of screening. dozens of budding musicians in dubuque now have a more comfortable place to sit. flexsteel industries donated 12 new chairs yesterday to the the northeast iowa school of music. that school helps develop the musical skills of people of all ages, and it offers one-on-one lessons. the dubuque based furniture maker made the chairs for the school, which replace the old, ripped up chairs they were using. "that's what's great about about local businesses. especially flextsteel that's headquartered here in dubuque, non profits like northeast iowa school of music achieve their goals. " the northeast iowa school of music works with students learning a variety of instruments as well as vocal training. with school back in session, it's time to announce our three finalists for january's student of the month. we'll start w

we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 6:32. >> eric: and there's a little rain out there. >> rochelle: keep the umbrella close but it's shaping up to be mild. for what you can expect stepping out the door, here's jonathan kennedy. >> jonathan: light rain moving the mid-40s, temperatures not too bad but we won't see too much improvement through the day, either drying out or seeing warmer conditions. we're looking at a semi rainy set up for your thursday, rain moving in from the south and southwest. that will be much of the case throughout the day. light rain at the moment, notice the coloration, light green, no orange or yellow, temperatures not overly warm. you can see the cooler air starting to filter in, we have cooled off about 5 degrees since we joined you right at 5:00 a.m. cool air from the north coming in, temperatures likely to stay in the 40s for much of the rest of the day. we saw -- your high today is probably what you saw a few hours ago. not expecting a lot of variation throughout the day. low

another water main break. so it looks like they have another issue but this was the mess it created yesterday. thankfully we're before freezing and all of that water will not freeze. we have a crew working to get there with live pictures. 40 and lake wheeler good shape, nice and quiet through this stretch. tail taillights are westbound and we are accident free with a lot of police. this was during a traffic stop involving several members of the group en route it a community meeting. the group has been occupying the wild life center in remote oregon since january 2. they say they are protesting as we showed you a number of counties delaying the start of school. john: after that days of warmer temperatures apparently some roads are still posing a problem. anthony thin is in breaking news one looking for some of the pesky trouble spots. anthony: it is not problems but potential threats is what they are thinking at the central office of the durham public schools. this is moline street and there is still slush, som

high: 36 state route 28, just guinea pike, is shut down in both directions because of a large water main break. charlotte street between short alley & elm street: closed till february 2016 for renovations to ymca. signage directs motorists. happening now denise tosses to dan state route 28 is shut down in both directions because of a large water main break. it's just west of branch hill guinea pike. we're told repairs could be going on through rush hour in the morning. stay with fox19 on air and online for updates. new this morning new this morning... investigators have released the name of a 16-year-old girl killed in a crash in milford. state police say lauren wilfong of loveland drove off the side of glendale milford road, overcorrected, crossed the center line and struck another car. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. the other driver was not hurt. troopers say new this morning... investigators have released the name of a 16-year-old girl killed in a crash in milford. state police say lauren wilfong of loveland drove off the side of glendale milford road, overcorrected, crossed