the opponent kept boycotting, insisting fraud and manipulatiti. behind-the-scenes meetings all ekend result in no public plan confirmed for either a rescheduled selection or a the way for it. the u.s. enbias put outut an alert. notice of gathering prorost and locations and warnings and each peaceful demonstrations can calate quickly. for the third time in a week, concern about disturbances led royal caribbean cruiseline to divert cruises from haiti's port of call. the u.s. state department weighed in as well today, calling for a compromise and a speedy conclusion. the united states is absolutely been a player in all of this -- very supportive of this government andalling for those elections even though contested to go forward, which obviously they did not today. we'll see what happens tomorrow. reporting live in haiti, local ten news. >>> it's one of the best days of the year if you're an nfl he is here to show us who is going to the big dance -- the super bowl. dolphins' fans wqll like what happened in the afc championship game in denver. in typi

barely can get out before you have to maneuver and manipulat and one last picture is more of the same. the jersey shore so much variety and bob has this slope that he's got to deal with. yeah it's just a lot of work. so let's talk numbers and potential school impacts tomorrow in the city right now it sure is pretty. we've got some nice skies. left side the skyline that bright sky 20 degrees winds out of the northwest at 13 miles per hour. air temperature readings cold enough but when you throw in new york, 9, feels like 5. sun up 7:13. sunset 5:03. normal 38. we won't hit it. we will be above normal. the full moon still a menace of sorts. high tide along the jersey shore later it's an advisory for long island. bright skies, brilliant. good advice from alice about the sunglasses. that will help. there's the elongated low that's exited so we are dealing with left over problems. 34 today. you are digging, shoveling, moving, shaking, baking. overnight tonight you are going to see even colder readings, 24. so that could lead to some potential challenges tomorrow morning for the kids. going

we're also trying to find -- also i should say finding any remaining manipulatants.s. the iraqi government drove isis out of the heart of ramadi monday, declaring it liberated. ramadi fell to the terror group in may, and iraqi forces have been fighting to reclaim that key city for more than a week. we'll go live to baghdad. nema has the latest. good to have you with us. the fighting there continues. isis still holding out in the outskirts of the city, reportedly staging the attack on a nearby base. what more can you tell us about the situation? >> reporter: this is characterized as ongoing, they say the areas in which isis has a presence that's intensifying. yesterday evening, a complex attack on the outskirts of ramadi, hitting the 10th division headquarters. multiple suicide car bombs. they were pushed back with what iraqi government officials are saying was limited exposure. it is this reality that isis are still fighting in a city that the iraqi government has liberated. it gives a sense of how difficult it is with street-by-street fighting. this is what we've he