package trt: 1:37 out: i'm mark meredith 00:00-00:10 - mark meredith / washington away - tonight's debate in charleston is one of the few remaining chances candidates have to try and gain momentum for feature the fewest candidates we've seen so far. pkg nats of eye of the but it's the candidate himself who's got his eye on the prize heading into the election. will share the stage for a debate in tonight trump along with six other leading g-o-p attention remains on donald trump - today it's texas senator ted cruz - the frontrunner in iowa - who's facing tough questions over allegations his campaign failed to properly disclose loans in past elections. cruz sot here "those loans had been disclosed over and over and over again, if it was the case they weren't rubio, governors chris christie and john kasich, ben carson, and jeb bush are also eager to raise their poll numbers. the latest data shows both cruz and trump remain at least ten points ahead. nat break of rand paul two people you stage tonight - kentucky senator rand paul and former h-p ceo carly fiorina, their poll numbers were too lo

reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind 5-10. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind 5-10. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high ne

trt: 1:20 out: in washington, i'm mark meredith reporting. nats of bernie being applauded walking in riding high in iowa. vermont senator bernies sanders leads the polls in the hawkeye state but is far from guaranteed first state to vote comes at the expense of national frontrunner former secretary of state hillary clinton. while she may be in second in iowa - she's spending time reminding voters of her first hand 01:00:47-01:00:54i n clinton sot "i offer you my experience, and my judgement, about how best that job should be done" over the weekend - clinton scored the endorsement of iowa's largest newspaper - the des moines register. but it's too early to tell if it'll help her re-take the lead. graphic a cbs / you gov poll released sunday shows sanders with a narrow lead over clinton - just by one percentage point - and well within the margin of error. but a rival poll - released by c-n-n's shows sanders leading by five points. nat break tonight's c-n-n townhall won't include a debate stage - instead each candidate will speak one on one with

that's a quick look at where things stand in the race, in washington, im mark meredith. tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north over the next few hours. your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will banks, but it's not as likely in hampton roads. the rain should be gone by 3 am, so saturday morning will be in the upper-50s - beautiful start to the weekend! however, a cold front will swing through on saturday, so behind that, it'll be cooler on sunday. sunday will sprinkles/light showers. highs will be back in the more seasonable mid-40s. after sunday, expect a series of dry days along with cooler temperatures - highs ranging from the mid-30s to mid-40s. tonigh

. 00:00-00:10 - mark meredith / washington d.c. all other sots are too short for cgs mark on camera clinton on the stump for his wife, donald trump shutting out protesetors in vermont, and the remaining hopefuls running out of time to grab voter's attention. package nats the race for the white house is heating up leading to the iowa caucuses. what's happening with the candidates this weekend. that sound. like nails on aachalkboard. t lilien t tthisis (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. gigivet a pop.p. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to gei

quickly, no matter what our differences may be, we cannot win if we're divided against each other" mark meredith / washington d.c. - while donald trump is promising to stay off the stage tonight - he's not boycotting fox news all together - he appeared on bill o's show last night a sign he realizes how important the media still is meredith. in your w-s-l-s ten exclusive timesaver traffic report... good news if you're headed out this evening. we aren't seeing any major accidents or back ups right now. still ahead in a wsls 10 consumer watch... a store at valley view mall closes its doors. the women's clothing store that's no more. but first ... here's a look at how some stocks of local interest

you just have to go along with nature and this is winter. >> in washington, mark meredith. >>> and we know, the roads a mess tonight. we hope you plan on staying put. >> it looks like people are doing that, as we go to brianna smith, carefully navigating the roads, how does it look? >>reporter: jason is doing 14 people went to the hospital because of traffic related injuries. we got back on 385 and want to show you this, these roads look like they haven't been treated but the salt trucks have been out here all day. they've been going over these interstates. they're not using salt brian brine. that is because as soon as night falls, that's going to get worse. we're seeing less cars out here and you can see that car up lights. we'll be out here showing you what's going on and getting on the i-85, so our next shot will be another interstate and hopefully better than this. light, i know emily has been watching for accidents, are you roads? >> well, we have been seeing that, but it's been less and less throughout the day. earlier, we saw people, trying to get to the store for the last minu

wsls 10 national correspondent mark meredith has a look at what we can expect. taking his strategy to a whole new level. donald trump says he's skipping tonight's final g-o-p debate in iowa. donald trump / republican presidential candidate - "are you worried its going to effect your chances in iowa, no i think i'll do great in iowa, i love iowa, i don't think iowa is going to care" instead the repulican frontruner plans to host a fundraiser for wounded veterans one hour ahead of the debate. but could missing out - end up hurting trump's appeal with voters? his brash exchanges - especially with host megan kelly have made for awkward yet viral moments. nat break from fox news debate in summer "megyn if you don't like it, based on the way you have treated me" a new poll - out today - shows iowa voters are still on team trump. the n-b-c news / wall street jounral survey sees trump with a 7-point lead ahead of texas senator ted cruz and well ahead of the remaining candidates including marco rubio, ben carson, and jeb bush. seeing a moment of opportunity , ted cruz sa

for a look at what we can expect, here's ten on your side's national correspondent mark meredith. [take pkg] pkg trt: 1:32 out: in 01:20-01:32 - mark level. donald trump says he's skipping tonight's final g-o-p debate in iowa. trump rally "are you worried its going to effect your chances in iowa, no i think i'll do great in iowa, i love iowa, i don't think iowa is going to care" instead the repulican frontruner plans to host veterans one hour ahead of the debate. but could missing out - end up hurting trump's appeal with voters? his brash exchanges - especially with host megan kelly have made for awkward yet viral moments. nat break from fox news debate in summer "megyn if you don't like it, although maybe i could not be based on the way you have treated me" a new poll - out today - sees trump with a 7-point lead ahead of texas senator ted cruz and well ahead of the remaining candidates including marco rubio, ben carson, and jeb bush. seeing a moment of opportunity , ted cruz says he's ready to debate trump one on one. and me, he could lay out his vision for this country, and i can

pkg trt: 1:39 out: i'm mark meredith to debate guns in primetime / scheduled in virginia 00:22-00:28 - ryan pennock / invited to presidential town hall 00:57-01:03 - d.c. nats of obama speech "everytime i think about those kids, its gets me mad" not shieleding his emotions - this week president obama is using the power of the pulpit university in virgina where the president will speak to a national pennock. "i'd like to have an opportunity to sit down and be a part of the decision making, at least, have some influence since we're one of the ones going to be effected. the campaign style townhall comes two days after president obama announced his plans to bypass congress and enact gun reform with executive action 10:06:15-10:06:21 "he's doing an executive order, he doesn't need a to get this done" jeremy mayer is a political science professor for george mason university. he says while townhalls are common in politics - it may do little to nothing to shift the debate in the there's almost no more pro-gun democrats, and there's really no pro-gun control republicans left" which is why the

inches of snow, and for a look at what is happening in nation's capital, let's go to washington and mark meredith. mark? >> reporter: good morning from washington, dc, and the snow is till coming down. the sun is just coming up, and you can see what is left behind from when people went to bed. it's a beautiful sight, but look how much snow is piled up here very close to union station. it's interesting because dc, things can be considered gridlock almost all the time, but this time, it's based on the weather. the transit system is shut down, and the city is basically telling anyone who doesn't have to go out should stay home. the hotels are completely sold out because people realized they couldn't get out of town. amtrak canceling their trains, flights yesterday in advance. they were not going to risk having their planes and crews stuck out, and they decided to cancel ahead of the storm. washington, dc, had a fair warning about this blizzard, and it's a warning that will stay in effect until tomorrow morning. the storm is not packing power outages, but it could be different in the suburbs there. w

mark meredith reporting live. >>> and keith cate will be live from iowa. watch for keith's report throughout next week. news this time on an 8 on your side investigation. a judge has just sent down the sentence. glen and katherine jason were sentenced to five years probation. they will also have to under go house arrest and community service. the couple lied about a 21-foot sink hole void underneath their home to new home buyers. they may have to pay restitution to that family. the judge will decide that in a future hearing. we'll have much more on this case. we'll have more on the judge's decision as welcoming up tonight at 6:00. >>> the world health organization says the zika virus is spreading explosively. the meeting will determine whether zika should be named a world epidemic. zika has been strongly linked to severe birth defects. teen is back in the u.s. the 18- year-old arrived in dallas this morning wearing handcuffs. ethan house and his mother were arrested last month. couch killed two people in a drunk driving accident and had been serving probat

emergency as the storm is bringing several inches of snow - 10 on your side's national correspondant mark meredith is in washington in norfolk -- the city says its focusing on the expected high tides this weekend. flood-prone neighborhoods have been dealing with higher than normal tides tonight. high tide is expected at around eight this morning. super= dave lucas/norfolk public works ((c36 16:51)) with the into real trouble real quick and then we have blocked intersections because of vehicles stopped and stuff like that." snow crews will be back to 12-hour shifts today, today: falling temps into the low 30s by the afternoon. snow expected. wind: nw 20- 30mph gust to 40mph. tonight: flurries and cold. lows in the upper 20s. wind: nw 15-20mph. sunday: clouds early, then turning mainly sunny. highs in the mid-upper 30s. a strong low is bringing another round of snow to our area on the backside of it. northerly winds are ushering in colder air...and snow is expected across most of of up to 4" are possible around williamsburg, and around 1-2" are possible for areas around norfolk. conditions improve t

reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. >>> this is such a big issue, we wanted to focus on you this a little more and bringing you team coverage. >>> dave, what enwe talked about this proposal earlier in the week, what is the first thing we said? >> you said that the gun sale also spike in the wake of his >> and you found exactly that, gun sale going up. >> going up, surging and happening here in the upstate by record numbers. i spoke to this gentleman you see on your screen. this is paul oliver. he is a gun maker. that is his most popular gun, the a. r.-15. she based here in spartanburg. he has quite the knolling, and his version is pretty popular. he tells me, like you did, gordon, that he is not at all surprised by this run on guns. >> people see additional regulations coming down, and i believe it spurs them to say, well, i have always wanted this. who know what is the future brings, if i'll still be able to exercise that freedom. >> and it is not just guns. it is also ammo and it is almost gun stock. smith and wesson, rather, their stock price jumped by 12% that is the highest

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mark meredith live in our d-c bureau, thanks mark. stay with us, we have headlines coming up. but first, we're going to get another update on your forecast. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is working on it right now. he'll have an update on today's cold temperatures and how long the will this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a greatdeal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better on a better internet. and for just $79.99 a month online, you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for yourfirst year. and all of the premium movie channels for a year. this is your last chance. offer ends january 16th. the mid-upper 30s. winds wnw 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph near the shore. wind

in washignton, im national correspondent, mark meredith. >> pam: we are already seeing somebody rang to come. -- we are already seening some heavy rain with heavy storms to come. >> reporter: this is the system that will start and the north bay going towards the south. >> reporter: and the like baby blue sea at lake tahoe is 46 in. for valleys and mountains you see the wind at 25 mi. per hour gust. a company to that. close to hurricane force. now we go further with the showers. >> gary: >> reporter: >> reporter: and and some moderate nine showers. with the widespread acclaim. for heavier showers that will come overnight. waiting for your morning commute. at 5:00 p.m., shourd still in the forecast. cloudy. >> reporter: pay for it on wednesday with punch no. 2. look at the land. even in the bay area. 7:00 a.m., when hank amount a little bit. then we go to 12:00 a.m. on your one state with a another punch. well beyond the 20 mi. per hour range. and it went advisory for the north bay hills and maybe even the east bay hills to. >> reporter: notice of temperatures hardly budged and overnig

things stand in the race for the white house, here's 10 on your side's national correspodnent mark meredith. 00:00-00:10 - mark d.c. all other sots are too short for cgs clinton on the stump for his wife, donald trump running out of time to grab voter's attention. package nats of trump rally it's a new year but so far the trump campaign is sticking to the strategy that's worked all along. quick trump bite iq better than all of them" in vermont thursday - during a rally trump faced off against several angry protestors nat break but the billionaire's brash response seemed to play right into the crowd's hands. while trump leads in the ground. the new hawkeye frontrunner even calling his lead a sign of new reality for the race "that's gotta scare the living daylights out of the washington that we're surging in iowa" nats trail and this week was back on the stump for his wife trying to widen her lead among iowa democrats. nat break meanwhile clinton's closest rival - vermont senator bernie sanders is spending his weekend in iowa where the most recent polls still show three democratic hopefuls in

our national correspondent mark meredith is in d-c. he'll give us an update on how things are looking there in the next hour of news. while the snow is too much for some parts of the country, other places are getting just enough to enjoy. students near cleveland taking the opportunity to combine the snow with science. the students made some sleds out of cardboard and duct tape, then tried to ride them down the hill. this is a part of a stem class at the school. this was a chance for them to learn and have fun at the same time. and people in kentucky may have been frustrated by the roads covered in snow, but that didn't stop people from having fun. sledding is becoming a popular pasttime there during the winter blast in louisville. and hey, even shoveling work is today: falling temps into the low 30s by the afternoon. snow expected. wind: nw 20- 30mph gust to 40mph. tonight: flurries and cold. lows in the upper 20s. wind: nw 15-20mph. sunday: clouds early, then turning mainly sunny. highs in the mid-upper 30s. a strong round of snow to

in washington im mark meredith. bay area.s to put on hollywood has had enormous success with faith-based stories and "the bible". tonight the insider's louie -- a movie called "risen". >> reporter: said though the cast we take you inside hollywood holy trend. "the idea there is forgiveness as invisible to us. >> catherine: storable two weeks away get hung a the big. coming up. how much it costs to put on the big game. kron-4's dan kerman explains the could bring into san francisco. >> reporter:super bowl 50 will not be taxpayers. the city projects it will spend nearly 5- million dollars in general fund money to augment city services ranging from public transportation to police to fire. that's to accommodate the estimated 1 million people that will take part e in the weeklong series of events for mayor ed lee 21-29 we know from sales tax hotel tax business tax , we expect direct revenue back to the city and provide the very services and pay for those the city points to new orleans which brought in more than 10- million dollars

presidential are busy stumping in iowa and new hampshire director at kron4 is national correspondent mark meredith it has been a wild week on the campaign trail with the former president bill clinton on the stump for the--for his wife, donald trump shutting out protesters in vermont, and the remaining hopefuls are running out of time to grab boaters' attention derrick >> reporter: it is a new year but so far the top campaign is still sticking to the strategy that has worked all along. >> we are going to build a wall do not worry about it. >> i know i have an iq better than all of them. >> reporter: in vermont thursday, during a rally trump faced off against several angry protesters. but, the billionaires' brash response seemed to play right into the crowd pants. what trump lead and the new hampshire polls and i was the first date to vote. texas senator ted crews continued to gain ground. >> reporter: the new hawk's- eye front runner even calling his lead a site of new reality for the race. >> that's got to scare the living daylights out of the washington that we are searching and iowa. >> reporter

savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ stewart: tomorrow will mark 30 years since the space shuttle challenger tragedy. meredith: to mark this, a day of remembrance will be held at the kennedy space center visitor complex. the event will begin at 10:00. the entire crew of the challenger was lost when a solid rocket booster malfunctioned 73 seconds after lift-off. that crew and the crews of apollo one and space shuttle columbia will be honored. we are working new development on several stories that late newscast. stewart: new evidence in a downtown murder that conflict with the killer told police. excessive force case. have body cam video of the eating that got i'

for now in washington i am a mark meredith, kron 4 news.>>> many took to social media.ll of comments. one person said good job present obama. another said paul ryan wishes he was as smooth as the president. joe said empty words fall on deaf ears. you can join the conversation as well. just head to our website at www.kron4.com. >>> decision 2016 -- another poll shows senator bernie sanders is ahead of president clinton -- hillary clinton. sanders is leading fidgety to 39%. the polls have swung back and forth. in november clinton led sanders by three points. >>> tracking the latest storm to come through with some decent rainfall totals overnight. >> at times they had been isolated, but they are coming down strong. we have heard from all quarters of the be -- the bay including our own jackie sissel. the rain followed him the entire stretch of 24. lockley, the heaviest of the rain has moved on. here is the shot of the east bay valleys. it is not over portions of highway 4 between antioch and pittsburg. we are also tracking heavy rain in san mateo. you can see it's stretchin

meredith: today marks 30 years since the entire crew of the space shuttle challenger was killed, when it exploded just moments after lift-off at cape canaveral. today a memorial was held at the kennedy space center to honor the seven people who died, including school teacher, christa mcauliffe, and the mission' s commanding officer, dick scobee, a veteran of the u.s. air force. also today, there was a moment of silence on board the international space station. members of the space crew paused to remember all victims from past space disasters and to memorialize their contributions. stewart: a florida college student is worried about what could happen to his educational future because of a lamp in his dorm room. florida atlantic university student chris valdez says a resident advisor wrote him up for the lamp, made out of an old gin bottle. he says the ra was doing a room check on the jupiter campus and considered it a violation as a form of alcohol paraphernalia. shocked and taken back. because you know, i don' t do anything. like i follow the rules, i know , what the codes are, you kn

mark. the result of pediatricians. meredith: it' s estimated 1/7 new moms experiences some form of sadness or other symptoms of depression. tonight wesh 2 is looking into what the world health organization is calling an explosive situation, the zika virus. stewart: the group says it' s spreading fast, and estimate that in the next several years, millions of cases will be diagnosed in the americas. wesh 2' s jason guy looks into the type of mosquito that spread the illness, and the second type of mosquito scientists hope will help. jason: small flying parasites, mosquitoes, are transmitting the zika virus. now scientists are going right to source to stop the disease with mutant mosquitoes that can' t reproduce. the type of mosquito that carries zika also transmits dengue fever and chikungunya, those diseases have popped up in florida. health officials say the zika virus has already infected tens of thousands of people in latin america, and three cases have been confirmed in florida, two in miami-dade county, another in hillsboro

we're seeing temperatures in meredith at the freezing mark. 32 degrees. we're going to look at colder air to come. single digits we have on the seven-day forecast. details coming up in your forecast. first today's top stories. the new year is prices. nationally a gallon of unleaded is averaging $2 a gallon. the new year got off to a rocky start to dubai. the huge fire broke out. 14 people were injured. despite the fire, fireworks still went off there. and a new hampshire man is thankful to be all right after a sheet of ice smashed his wind field. the terrifying video serving as a reminder. it is important to mention that. we haven't seen a lot of snow. hayley: the snow that we had had the ice and sleet on top. that's what made it so heavy to damage the wind shield there. travel weather is really good as we progress through here. i know a lot of you going out and about doing some shopping and going up to the ski areas this weekend. all looks good today. there will be a couple of scattered snow showers up in the higher elevations and in the mountains today.

summer: tomorrow marks 30 years since the space shuttle challenger tragedy. meredith: a day of remembrance will be held at the kennedy the annual event will be held at 10:00 tomorrow morning. the challenger crew didn' t survive when a solid rocket booster malfunctioned 73 seconds after lift-off. that crew and the crews of apollo one, and space shuttle columbia will be honored. summer: two sheriff deputies under attack make a frantic call for help. if you have evening plans, make >> local. live. latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news first at 4:00 in high definition. meredith: we are just adding to the record books right now. you can see the driving conditions are less than ideal. summer: no major accidents to report. eric is joining us now from our outdoor weather studio. there seems to be a steady rain throughout the day. eric: the good news, even though the roadways are slick, people are taking it slow. take a look at the doppler radar. take a little closer look, and cocoa beach, melbourne, palm bay , we are watching the rain but it is clearing out of the metro area. ano

meredith: two summer: we are standing were you can see the tire marks on this grass. the man was 81-year-old howard witt. this is video we got from a witness who heard the crash and ran outside with her cell phone. at one point, you will see authorities breaking the window to get mr. witt out of the car. police responded to the call of a single vehicle crash at u.s. 27 and vine street. detectives discovered the 81-year-old of leesburg had been involved in a road rage incident south of the crash site of the motel. after that incident, witnesses told police he was headed north when he veered into oncoming traffic and crashed into a tree. he was later taken to the hospital where he died. tonight, this is the tree he crashed into. you can still see shattered because -- the cause of this crash is still under investigation. if anyone saw something and has not reported it, it there asking that you call leesburg police immediately. summer knowles, wesh 2 news. meredith: two weeks after a man is killed outside his convenience store in sanford, his murder remains a mystery. and

meredith: the amendment will need 60% of the vote to pass. stewart: today marks 30 years since the entire crew of the shuttle, this space shuttle was moments after lift-off at cape canaveral. today a memorial was held at the kennedy space center to honor the lives of the space shuttle challenger. that includes school teacher, christa mcauliffe, and the mission' s commanding officer, dick scobee, a veteran of the u.s. air force. today, scobee' s widow spoke to wesh 2 about him and the challenger mission. dr. june scobee said her husband stressed the danger of space travel to his entire crew. he apparently wanted them to know that the possibility of never returning to earth, was real. >> he felt responsible for all the ten finalists in the teacher selection, and chose himself to fly to washington dc to meet with them. to tell them that it wasn' t just a commercial flight. that it was a real experience of a test vehicle that they were going to fly, and that any of them could back out now if they wanted to. stewart: mcauliffe' s backup, barbara morgan, eventually bec

markings, like they did not exist. no one should end their lives that way. meredith: university of south florida researchers came up with their final report last thursday. it is not confirm any students were killed by the staff. seven bodies have been identified, four of those bodies have been turned over to relatives. summer: relief for orange county schools may be on the way with a vote tonight. school leaders are considering rezoning schools. if approved, some students would start the next school year at different schools. another planet moves summit university high school students to winter park high school. the meeting starts at 530. disney illegally replace them with cheaper labor. meredith: a new law that could make people -- could allow people to get cheaper >> you' summer: two former disney employees have filed a suit against the company. meredith: they state is the replace them to hire cheaper labor, specifically immigrants. they say disney is manipulating the says and replacing american workers with immigrants. they are among 250 disney workers laid off la

early this morning, and as michelle meredith reports this is not the first time this plant has been on osha' s radar. michelle: it' s was an unusual farms plant marked off by tape. investigators with the orange county sheriff' s conducting interviews. employees standing around in disbelief because one of their own, a man around 38-years-old, died in what appears to be a tragic industrial accident. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> he got caught up in the machine. >> he got caught up in the machine? michelle: it happened around 5:00 this morning, when firefighters arrived to find the man stuck in the machine. they attempted to render aid, but it was too late. >> they will look into every aspect of this, what happened, who saw what happened. if there was a problem with the machinery. it' s all part of the open investigation. michelle: located on chancellor drive in orlando, on it' s website, taylor farms says it makes salads and fresh foods. we did some digging and found this same plant can also be found on osha' s website. foods was cited in 2012 for what was labeled as a serious violation for not having the proper guard on a machine that would pr

. >> mark: in about 15 minutes republican candidate jeb bush is going to be hosting a town hall in meredith. new jersey chris christy sat down with the police association in portsmouth, new hampshire. >> vanessa: donald trump got an unusual gift today, an ar-15 rifle, it came from the owner of black op arms in claremont. of trump since he announced his candidacy. >> you don't get a lot of celebrities i should say to claremont, and we wanted to give him something to make his trip memorable. >> the gift came on the same day president obama rolled out a series of new executive actions designed to tighten gun rules. >> sarah: big improvement today as temperatures started off on a chilly note, 21 in boston but we are back into the teens, single digits in some locations, it was just one degree in keehn. orange three degrees on the vineyards, but that sunshine got to work, and it was such a nice change from the 20s that we experienced yesterday in boston. it got to 44. we are going to hold onto the 40s. could be near 40 on friday. i should say for january. we are going to increase our chance of sh

mark right now at disney. here' s a look at the course map. the half-marathon starts and ends at epcot, taking runners all the way up through magic wesh 2' s michelle meredith spoke with excited runners. michelle m.: this weekend, walt disney world is transformed into the world of runners. with a 5k, 10k, half marathon, and the grand finale on sunday. the disney marathon. are you a little bit scared? >> a litte bit scared. a little bit nervous. a little bit of everything. michelle m.: but this year, for changes in the creative costumes the runners are allowed to wear. runners can still dress in character, but layered costumes, costumes that surround the entire body, like a house, castle, and costumes that drag on the ground, like a princess dress, are out. also not allowed, anything that resembles a weapon. if you' re an adult, you can not wear a mask. and, if you plan to hit the park after the race, you have to change. >> disney makes rules that help us be safe and enjoy the run, so i think its great. >> safety first. we are all here to have fun, and i think being safe should come before someone wanting to look extra amazing in their costume. michelle m.:

picture in meredith where you can see there's not much ice and here is alton bay and it's open water. temperatures well above average for this time of the morning. it is below the freezing mark but not much. 32 in concord. mid-20s to the north. there were a few snow flurry notice the mountains but that's it. it is a partly cloudy to sunny day. the clouds will increase due to a system to our west and temperatures do make it up to 40 degrees today. pretty calm day today. temperatures going higher as we head to the second half of the weekend and the week ahead. we will talk about that in full as we check out the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> a local pharmacist that took an wal-mart and won a major lawsuit. they unlawfully fired maureen after she reported safety concerns. the jury awarded her $31 million. >> i told the facts. >> 51-year-old maureen mcpadden told the federal jury her story and jurors agreed with her version. thursday they ordered her former employer wal-mart to award her more than $31 million. >> i'm just coming down from a three and-a-half year roller coaster ride of emotion, so i >> in 2012, mcpadden was working at the pharmacy inside this wal-mart in