the original, idol super star, sikger, kelley, the auditions starting in atlanta. 15-year-old, michelle marie from florida, the first to make it to hollywood. with the help of the past runner ups and winners auditions runnnng smoothly. >> we never heard anything like that >> reporter: and there was no shortage of talent. >> reporter: denver was the next audition, stop. >> reporter: 20-year-old, vade standing out. >> thank you. >> you are welcome >> reporter: because you kno just what to say >> reporter: and yeah, there were still those who did not make the cut, too. >> reporter:oshua from through, kerry, courtny from saint petters berg florida making it to hollywood but it was this surprising contestant that had super star talent. >> i am from the south side of chicago. >> i am not nervous, because i do believe in him. >> his wife, on hand, supporting him as he additioned for the judges. >> and my and just like that, one of the music industry's biggest stars, makes it to hollywood. it looks like it is going to be a great year, on idol. m us muse >> belkys: the fwo v two night, premier continu

michelle marie is from daytona beach. she sang leanne this is the final season of idol.. the auditions continue tonight at 8:00 right here on fox 35. in just a few minutes-- the first race of the annual "disney marathon" will kick off at walt disney world. hundreds of runners are taking part in the big event today-- including our very own john brown. we go live to the event for a look at find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. dollar powerball drawing will be worth an estimated 675 million dollars. that would be the largest for any lottery game in american history. "disney marathon" weekend kicks off today. in just a few minutes... runners will be toeing the start line for today's race-- the 5-k. fox 35's david martin is live at the race at your trending headlines this morning. this first on

michelle marie has strong vocals and a hometown says congrats for make it to the next round to represent daytona beach. brooks: hope you had a good wednesday. brooks tomblin in for glenn richards. it's been a soggy day. more rain this evening. you can see a lot of it through central florida and the entire sunshine state. from offshore pence coala down to the keys, seeing a lot of rain and more coming out of the gulf of mexico. an upper-level dynamic mat happens in the wintertime. super strong el nino enhancing the rainfall. we'll see rain showers overnight through the day tomorrow, and then finally friday sun will come out. it will be a pleasant weekend on tap. back to the 80s soon. some folks maybe even on sunday back to the 80s. 65 degrees. looking live from our amway camera. gorgeous conditions outside. we are having issues with visibility not just due to the radiation fog. but right now we have got a different dynamic work. we have low visibilities with fog out there. could see some more fog early tomorrow morning. that being the case, driving careful live not only with the rain and

. >> so we are here with michelle marie. she's here with her fan club family and friends. she was the first cons at contestant we saw on tonight's premier of american idol. tell me what it was like to see yourself on tv? >> it was crazy. how to describe it. i was, like, i'm on tv. oh my goodness. and then i was, like, i'm not the only one watching this. [ laughter ] >> and you had a pretty long segment. >> it was amazing, and i feel so honored that i was the first audition of the final season of american idol. i can't even describe how that feels just because i've been a huge fan of the show and now i'm on it. [ laughter ] >> it was so exciting. and let's take a look at the moment here when all of her family and friends first saw her on -- [ indistinguishable ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't describe it in words. it's amazing. i know she's been dreaming about this since she was four, and to be able to sit here and watch her on the screen and sing, it is not -- it isn't -- it's not something you can describe. i'm beyond proud. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was stunning.

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you saw it on fox 35, michelle marie, and singing her heart out to kick off the final season of "american idol." >> amy: as you were watching she was watching with more than a dozen friends and family members pumped to see her on tv! look at this: [cheers] >> i can't describe it in words. it is amazing and she has beenng about this since she was 4 and, to be able to sit here and watch her on the screen, and sing, it is... it is -- not something you can [cheers] -- i am beyond proud! [cheers] >> love it! joining us this morning -- >> there you go. you want to spend the money right away. good to see you, congratulations. >> thank you so much! >> what was it like to be the first person they featured last night? >> i was freaking out. because, like, i -- rumor had it i says going to be first but i didn't believe it. i thought atlanta would be the second auditions and i saw myself, i was like, oh, my goodness! and after the audition aired and the show ended, i was like, i opened up the final season of "american idol." that just happened! >> ryan: how hard was it to keep your secret and you got

our board members in attendance today include michelle, mary, who is over here, leslie who is in the entryway, mike, amy, and paul. our executive director she would definitely be here, except she's on vacation. >> where is she? >> florida. >> let me make a recommendation. i think you ought to add a couple people to the board who are famous people in new hampshire, particularly athletes. i don't know if you have. i'm sure you do. do we have any former dartmouth football or basketball player? we've got to have -- but what i'm really for is creditability with these kids. i think you need to have some youth, even if you put them on the board and you make them honorary board members or whatever because we've got to be in all the schools. that's where you get to these kids. there's got to be somebody that can really relate to them. am i right, girls? >> because no one is going to listen -- >> to adults. right. think about that a little bit. >> all right. well, our youth advisory and advocacy council are going to do a little thing for you. >> great names here. >> would you move over? mollie

. >> michelle: this is the topic marie mortera. thing. >> reporter: in this case con men went searching for unsuspected victims but i also protect yourself. >> we decided we would rent it out. >> reporter: jacqueline is talking about this motor home florida. >> i got an e-mail from a man that said he wanted to use it for it was three weeks in november. that was perfect. >> reporter: the texas couple the details but the check never arrived. >> i said the check hasn't come. he sent me tracking number. so when we tracked that check it turned out that it had been pulled. >> reporter: postal inspectors were suspicious and pulled the check for fear it was fraudulent. it was. that's when they reached out to jacqueline. >> i was terrified. i am a rule follower. i don't break rules. my husband tells me sometimes i'm too trusting. >> reporter: a con man send as fraudulent check for more than the agreed amount and asks the victim to send the difference back. by the time the bank catches up it's too late. the victim has deposited the check and

with this rip off alert, i'm marie mortera. >> michelle: did you know that women diagnosed with melanoma according to new research before the age of 40 had a common denominator. that was indoor tanning beds they used at a very young age. researchers analyzed data from a small group of melanoma patients to find this. and they found out that nearly half of the women -- make that nearly all the women diagnosed with the disease before age 40 reported they were using tanning beds before the age of 25. experts say indoor tanning significantly increases the risk of developing skin cancer. the topic of cancer and toss it over to krystal. you have an important guest talk about breast cancer. >> krystal: i do. i'm so glad to have the doctor in the building. always helpful to have the could provide them with a little relief. or give them options so to i want to bring the doctor into the conversation. because there may be somebody through this. you say it's not only something that we see in breast cancer patients. it affects a lot of people. >> right. as a cancer doctor, that's how i got interested

mary. michelle: one person has died following an overnight fire. jason: a large shed behind a home went up in flames. that is off gatlin avenue. alex villareal is there for you. alex: we know that this was a here behind this house. you can see that deputies as well as fire officials remain on scene here. the medical examiner you can see behind me, these officials here, that is because a man did die in this fire and the battalion she out here tells me that man who died was the owner of this house and he was in his 50' s. we cannot see it from our vantage point here but the chief square foot holding on the other side of april at the home. he says it was your typical woodshop. everything is burned beyond recognition. the fire department initially got a call of a smoke smell in a nearby neighborhood that when firefighters got here they discovered it was coming from the shed behind the house. >> the chance of space heaters in use, we just don' t know. the building was fully engulfed when we found it. marshal is here. they will investigate and hopefully

with this rip off alert i'm marie mortera. >> michelle: here is a looka to for "news 3 live at three." one woman serving our community. how she is helping female vets. plus if you just cannot be bothered with parking your car, tesla has that covered. the new feature unveiled by the car company today. pretty soon we don't even have to be bothered with driving or walking or getting up out of bed. there's going be an app for that. >> krystal: just yr ca and ride even if you are in the driver's seat. >>> but the big talk this morning is what pe globe awards. a little shame being tossed out there. lady gaga reportedly hitting walking up to the stage. >>> of course women should be paid the same as men for doing the same job. i'd like to say now i'm getting paid exactly the same as tina and amy did last year. i know there was two of them but it's not my fault if they want to share the money is it? [ laughter ] >> krystal: you know what that is. comedian ricky gervais. that was mild compared to what else he had cooking. the golden globes in hollywood in a big way. and, of course, in typical r

. >> michelle: that dre wouldn't even fit. >> marie: right now. >> krystal: yes it would. you look beautiful and the weather is gorgeous. >> kelly: it really is. what a gorgeous day. mostly sunny skies. filtered sunshine. high thin clouds thao thickening up as we get into the late afternoon and early evening hours. east across the area. we are watching another system approaching for this weekend. here is a look at the temperatures you are heading outside. el dorado 43. 63 to 63 degrees. that's why you don't need a coat. paradise 58. henderson 59. summerlin you are at 57. a beautiful day out there. again we are expecting clouds to increase as we are watching a system approaching from the west. we see a little bit of activity into southern california and also into the sierras tomorrow. it's saturday for us that we're looking at maybe a little bit of wet weather. as far as wet weather is concerned this is a storm system the entire nation is talking about. it doesn't look like a whole thought with snow showers in missouri and back into kansas. we have thunderstorm activity fur

. >> marie: metro says they've arrested a woman, michelle horn, in connection with a murder from november. police say this happened at a vacant home that was frequently used by squatters. detectives also adding that the man was shot two or three days before he was actually found inside this house near flamingo and arville. investigators believe the victim and several others got into a fight before the shots were fired. horn was arrested yesterday. she is now facing a murder and robbery charge. >>> a marine who was once detained by iran, amir hekmati, rourned to his -- returned to his hometown of flint, michigan. he was released from iran in a prisoner swap deal. he says he is grateful to be back 57bd thanked the many people who helped along the way. hekmati was at a medical center in germany since his release undergoing evaluation. he spent more than four years in an iranian prison accused of >> reed: an f 16 fighter jet crashed this morning. the jet based out of luke are force base in arizona. not far from where we live. it's believed it went down in a rugged area near bagdad, arizona. t

from the turnpike to colonial, only eight minutes. ultima -- altamonte from lake mary to lee, six minutes. michelle: someone in florida is holding onto a jackpot ticket. jason: that is worth half $1 billion. 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 and the powerball is 10. what we do not know is where that ticket was sold. michelle: alex villareal is live at the lottery office with the exciting search for the winner. what do you know? alex: it remains a mystery but the very exciting thing about this is that, rumor has it, the bought in orlando. that is why we are standing in front of the lottery office here in altamonte springs because we are asking this morning where was that ticket bought. we are trying to figure out if that rumor of it being bought in that is why you better go check those numbers. t already check your ticket, check that now because you could be holding the winning one. there was a reporter in l.a. who reported the florida jackpot winner bought it in orlando. the lines were long at gas stations and supermarkets in our area and across the country. everyone was jumping at the chance. it is not just a jack

michelle: won last year by marie holmes of shallotte, north carolina and two others. 2012. $587 million divided between a man from arizona and cindy and mark hill from missouri. the hill' s went on to donate money to a fire station and a local park. jackpot number three, $590 million. it was one -- won by 84-year-old gloria mackenzie in zypherhills, florida in 2013. the woman in the line in front of mackenzie let her go ahead, a gesture of kindness. mindy mccrandell says it ay have cost her half a billion dollars. >> she turned around and looked at me when the woman called next in line. i said yeah, go ahead, not a big deal. michelle: mackenzie opted to take the lumpsum of $371 million. she told lottery officials that before the drawing, she agreed to split the winnings with her son, who lives in jacksonville, and her son was with her when she bought the quick pick. she also offered to pay nearly $2 million to repair the roof of daughter in maine. the number two biggest jackpot, $648 million, split by ira curry from georgia and steve tran from san jose. and the single largest lottery ja

. >> marie: president barack obama and first lady michelle spent part of their day volunteering at an elementary school in d.c. as part of the martin luther day of service event. here's the first couple visiting the school. they even had a chance to help plant vegetables in the garden bed. later in the day they helped pack books -- they helped pack books into bags for those in need included in the book dr. suess oh the things you can do that are good for you. >> reed: u.s. postal service announces new rate nieshgz some services. raising shipping prices. starting sunday the prices of priority mail and priority mail express are going up. priority mail increases 9.8 percent while the faster express jumps on average 14.4 percent. new prices represent the first price increase in more than three years for other mail service. >>> the u.s. department of transportation released its latest list of on time performance by u.s. airlines from last november. the on time average for all airlines combined improved compared to last november but actually dropped slightly from the previous month of octob

marie green. have a great day. ,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning.he home of super bowl 50, of course. and today it's exciting. we have a special guest on the show this morning to tell us a surprise about the super bowl. >> the ceo of the host committee, keith, has a big announcement coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> you know what else great? >> it's friday. >> hello!!! [ laughter ] >> january 15, i'm michelle griego. >> you had to remind me. i think we said it 40 times in the makeup room. happy friday! we have the gang here and rain. >> and a big countdown. 24 days until super bowl 50. [ extremely scratchy voice ] >> will it be raining for the super bowl, right? we'll have that personal forecast for keith bruce coming up a little later in our broadcast. right now it's hi-def doppler radar indicating that boy, we have some pounding rains in throughout the tri-valley just about an hour ago. that's now traversed over into the patterson area into the central valley. your morning commute will be relatively dry but we do have a lot of ponding on the roads. t

marie green. have a great day. 7th. i'm michel >>> good morning, everyone.g a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now, just a few cars on the road on the wet road. we're getting a bit of a break though. it's thursday, january 7. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. >>> rain from el nino storms has tapered off for the time being. but late last night it was still coming down including in san jose. in the past two days, the soggiest areas have gotten more than 5 inches of rain. >> and the series of powerful storms are sending 15-foot waves smashing into the coast at 20-second intervals. there is a high surf warning through 2 p.m. stay away from the water. >> this is just one example of the mess left behind from the latest storm. a crash involving a police car in the east bay. it's one of hundreds of wrecks this week. >> it was nice to drive into work where the drivers aren't doing the funky chicken across the windshield. mine just kind of slap and go and go and doing this. [ laughter ] >> it's a nice break. >> a reall

michelle tears for the loss of a : young life. mary jones knows the victim. says he was friends with her two sons whom mary says were also shot to death in this same neighborhood. >> bringing back memories of my two boys getting killed around here. it' s painful. michelle investigators tell us : it happened around 10:15 a.m. neighbors heard gun shots. then saw an older man drive off wearing a skull capdressed in black. of particular interest is the car. >> in a white four door buick. and they were very specific. they described it as brand new. michelle: in orange county this is considered the first murder of the year but certainly not crime area known as the numbered streets. investigators are not discussing motive. solving this crime. >> is it scary? >> yes it is. i stay around here with family and children. i' m not the normal street run around here. michelle there are a lot of : avenues anonymously give a tip. all we are asking for is a tip. michelle one way to tell : anonymously tell law enforcement what you know is through crimeine at 1 800 423 tips in o

mary mcguire shows us. >> reporter: living in tampa's historic high park neighborhood, michelle heinz knows what she is in for as thousands upon thousands of on bay shore boulevard. >> definitely works as a cautionary tale for children. >> reporter: with those gasparilla crowds come challenges and a major concern for law enforcement is the celebration's reputation as a place for binge drinking, especially when it comes to minors. >> it is a great deal few weeks for tampa but we know our kids are involved in the festivities. >> reporter: that prompted the county's school superintendent to leave a special phone message for each student in tampa along with the mayor reminding them of the consequences. >> the festivities kick off this saturday with the children's gasparilla parade. >> reporter: in tampa, i'm mary mcguire, newschannel8. >>> on saturday, january 30, the pirates invade. we will carry the parade of pirates live. ly be covering. and, with gasparilla events busy compiling everything you will want to know as the pirates invade tampa so look for our special gasparilla section on wfla.com. >>> well, a

marie green. have a great day. . ,,,, good morning. it's tuesday, january 5th. i'm michelle>>> taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now it is wet. be careful as you head out the door. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, january 5th. i am michelle griego. >> hello, everyone. i am frank mallicoat. it is 4:30 on the nose. >> and you can expect to see more scenes like this throughout the week. this is what the bay bridge looked like this morning with steady winds and rain kept people caution across the span. >> and there is similar weather all around the area. you can check out the areas on kpix.com. >> and you can see the affects of recent rains all over sonoma valley. >> two people will be very busy, giana and roberta. the roads are a mess. storm number one or three or four? >> yes. yesterday we received half an inch of rain in the

. >> marie: there are new developments in the war on terror today. michelle marsh takes it from here from the terrorism alert desk. >> reporter: from the terrorism alert desk in washington i'm michelle marsh. the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack at a university. 20 people were killed and more four gunmen stormed the university campus in the northwestern town not far from paubl. the gunmen reportedly began breaking down doors shoot at students. the man suspected of heading up this attack is the same who led a taliban attack on a school in pa shower in 2014. >>> a new report says 19,000 sicilians were killed in iraq between -- civilians were killed in iraq. the report attributed to most of the violence to isis. in washington i'm michelle marsh. >> reed: another rough day on wall street. the dow, nasdaq and s & p closing in the red after crude dropped below $28 a barrel. the index at its lowest day level since october 2014. the latest low in what's been the worst start to a year on record for the stock market. world stocks also fe

lake mary, you are ok. 11 minutes to get out of seminole into orange. michelle: why you can expect to see bigger crowds at the parks. jason: plus, too big to fail? overnight, we learned star wars soared past another record, the title it could take over after this weekend. michelle: new video shows a s desperate escape from a canada. firefighters and a neighbor were aber to catch -- were able to catch the boy appeared the mother and father jumped out of the window, too. they were taken to the hospital. no one else was injured. today, we are getting a look at the final seconds of a disney holiday tradition. jason: the osborne lights are off for good this morning. m o u s e jason: with that, the familiar tune from the mickey mouse club, the lights go off. right now, runners are about to finish their first race. they took off in the first event, a 5k, about 27 minutes ago. more than 100,000 runners are expected to take part in the events across the four parks. here' s the schedule, the 5k this morning. the 10k is tomorrow morning. the half marathon is saturday, and

mary to lee . jason: a local missionary gunned down over the weekend. michelle: killed in an al qaeda a look towards winter park right now. the temperatures are currently 43 degrees. we have that wind chill to deal with. we are not going to warm up very much today. amy sweezey will join us in a couple of minutes. dozens of people were killed in a terror attack in africa. the shooting is having a ripple effect here in central florida. jason: a local pastor is talking to us about a former member of the congregation who lost his life. brett connolly joins us with more. brett: mike riddering was volunteering overseas when his life was cut short in a deadly terror attack. he was gunned down over the weekend in an al qaeda attack in burkina faso africa. that is where he did mission work in an orphanage with his wife amy. for militants opened fire in a hotel. meet -- meet a team of missionaries. user membered in central florida. >> mike was about caring about kids, helping them to get medical care. putting foods and about -- putting food in a belly. the love of a guy n

michelle: deputy michael rickiso was hit several times in the head. he had to be airlifted to holmes regional medical center. deputy marie skinner was also taken to the hospital. both of them are expected to be ok. francis has been charged with attempted murder. johnson has been charged with resisting arrest. jason: we' re still waiting to hear whether the license of a wrong-way driver that caused a scary scene on the beachline will be revoked. tuesday, dot cameras spotted 78-year-old arnold whigham' s white pickup heading west on the 528 in the eastbound lanes. chopper 2 caught the aftermath as drivers like the one in this black truck spun out of control trying to avoid a crash. the expressway authority has alarms to get wrong way drivers to turn around but not where this happened. >> they have had the systems in place at hiawassee and 408 and also on the beach line at 520. they have had approval to put in more of these warning systems throughout the expressway, but it will take some time. jason: no one was seriously hurt. troopers say whigham got his florida license in 1999 and has never received a ticket or infraction

michelle meredith, wesh 2 news. angela: a ticket worth $2 million was sold in lake mary. wesh 2 has learned a 19-year-old man matched all of the numbers except the powerball. $5,000 for selling that to get. across the state, 11 players one $1 million each. jim: it will take a lot to sort this out. the stretch of chilly days is about to change. tony mainolfi is tracking the potential, maybe even dangerous weather, heading our way. tony: let me show you the satellite recent patient. it does not look too impressive, but there is a nice spin across texas, and the water is a valuable tool when it comes to severe weather. typically you get the formation of a v, , but the tail and has that will be the main around 7:00, 8:00 in the morning to about 1:00 in the afternoon. this will come through tonight before 3:00 in the morning. that will moisten things up, not worried about severe weather before 5:00 in the morning. we are in a marginal risk for severe storms tomorrow. for seeing a severe thunderstorm is about noon. damaging winds possible and heavy rain. this develops around 11

michelle: all right, another track of your weather and traffic. amy, it is a little cold. amy: yes, we are in the 20' s and 30' s. a freeze warning until 8:00 a.m. and mary and sumter counties. right now, we are at 40 degrees in orlando. once the stun -- once the sun starts to shine, we will be in the mid-to-upper upper 60' s for our highs. that is a whole lot warmer than yesterday. 70' s later this week, but also rain and storms on wednesday and thursday. ted: a disabled sunrail train disabled -- suspending travel on holden avenue. there is also a right lane blocked give yourself the next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, january 14. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego.ed its peak last night when it was announced that a winning ticket was sold at this southern california 7-eleven. hundreds of people came to celebrate the winning tickets last night. the crowds have cleared and we are wait for the new multimillionaire to come forward. two were sold, one in florida, one in tennessee. all three will split the record jackpot of $1.5 billion. cbs reporter danielle nottingham is live outside that lucky 7-eleven in chino hills with more. what a night they had there, huh, danielle? >> reporter: a dramatic big huge celebration here. the frenzy has calmed down but that didn't stop people from earlier coming out to celebrate. they didn't win the big jackpot but they wanted to say congratulations. crowds of california residents descended on the store in chino hills late into the night where at least one golden powerball ticket was sold. >> i live down the street. what are the odds? i could have won! >> your winning powerball numbers. >> reporter: california lotte

marie mortera, news 3. even ts something that could make someone very, very happy that you have people still trying to take advantage of folks. >> michelle: never fails. when it comes to money. late talk weather. did you join in on the whole am i admitting to a crime if i did. that's why i hesitated. because i heard the story yesterday. >> krystal: she is not going implicate herself on tv. >> kelly: of course i did. [ laughter ] >> michelle: good lu. see what happens. >> kelly: to you too. i know there's a lot of pools gog around. as far as the weather concerned, a lot less sunshine than yesterday. we had filtered clouds moving in throughout the morning. we're seeing those increasing a little bit more. getting a little thicker especially off to the west. we're going to continue to see clouds rolling in as we get into the afternoon hours. as far as the temperatures are concerned, much improved from what we were seeing earlier this morning when temperatures dropped below freezing. right now in spring valley and mountain's edge, 51 degrees for the current temperature. eldorado at 49 right now. henderson coming in at 51. and centennial, 47 d

marie macdonald. >>> desperate pacifica evacuees get the ear of a washington lawmaker. what they are hoping she can do prevent them from being homeless. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. frank is off. kpix 5's anne makovec is in pacifica where people are still moving out of yellow-tagged apartments that are in danger of falling down the cliff. anne? >> reporter: the meeting with congressman jackie speier way a disappointment. she said that pacifica is eligible for $30 million in federal money and that's to shore up city infrastructure like the pier that we see here behind us that's been pounded by heavy waves. the city has already declared a local, state of emergency but it looks like renters won't be eligible for federal or state assistance but so far 40 people for them the future is unclear. it's a reluctant moving day on esplanade avenue for the people living in 20 apartments that are now yellow-tagged. michael mcenery is one of the tenants only allowed into his apartment to pick up his stuff. >> without notice or warning, i have had to basically turn my whole life upside-down. >> reporter: the homes were yellow-tagged on monday after huge chunks of the cli

marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego.talking to witnesses and suspects after shots were fired outside bay fair mall. it happened last night between a group in a red camaro and two men on foot. no one was hit, apparently. >>> today a complete list is out of who will perform at the super bowl city stage in san francisco: coming up on cbs this morni. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders discusses his campaign, his rivals, and his reaction tot night's republican d admission is free. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" bernie sanders discusses his campaign, his rivals and his reaction to last night's republican debate. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. let's jump over to san jose. we have troubles there. we have some roads blocked for an accident there. santa clara closed between highway 87 to autumn street. now because of that intersection being shut down we have some delays for vta. some of the reroutes here 22, 15, 522 and 68 and 181 for vt

marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. big waves are pounding the coast.hat runs through tomorrow along the coast in san francisco and monterey bay areas. festivities in gear today for super bowl 50 to be played a week from sunday in santa clara. this is the plaza de cesar chavez in downtown san jose which will have daily activities, live music and a beer garden leading up to the game. also opening today, super bowl city at justin herman plaza in san francisco. >>> in the next half-hour of "cbs this morning," inside the iowa caucuses. a look at how the system of voting works. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, >>> good morning. we still have a very busy ride out there this morning. let's go live to the san mateo bridge. you can see traffic still slow as you work your way westbound. we have an earlier stalled vehicle near the high-rise but that's been long gone for a while now. but the damage is done. 30 minutes 880 to 101 for your friday drive into foster city. taking a look at 880 the nimitz northbound bogging down heading into

>> marie: the victim's mother told us this has been an incredibly difficult time for her and her family but tonight they will be sitting home victorious. >> reed: metro says they've arrested michelle horn in connection with the murder from november. police believe it happened at a vacant home that was frequently used by squatters. detectives believe the man was shot a couple of days before he was actually found inside the home near flamingo and arville. investigators believe the victim and several others got into an argument before shots were fired. horn is facing a murder and robbery charge. >> marie: imagine a $13 minimum wage in our state. it could become reality if a through reed that move just passed a major hurdle despite some people who are not happy about it. >> reporter: district judge james wilson in carson city rejected challenges to the proposed constitutional amendment to gradually bring up nevada's minimum wage of $8.25 without health insurance to $13. but it would happen over the next few years. if approved by voters nevada's minimum wage would start with an increase of $9.25 an hour in 2018 then go up $0.75 until it reaches $13 in 2024. lawyers for the chambers wil

marie macdonald. >>> our top story at noon, stock market plunge. wall street started the day with a sharp drop and it just keeps falling. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelleriego. let's get right to the big board. this is a live look. you can see the dow is down about 364 points. at its lowest today it was down 536 points. it's part of a wild week on wall street. monday and tuesday it was up but midweek a huge sell-off down 3 4. there was some recovery yesterday with a more than 200 point gain but now we are back in the red in a big way. and kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks joins us now. jason, what's causing such a steep drop. >> reporter: frank and michelle, it's not pretty. it's not easy to look at our retirement accounts now. the dow and nasdaq each on pace for the worst month since the financial crisis back in 2008. two main concerns for investors right now. china and oil. we have seen china's economy continue to slow over the past year. the shanghai exchange has been pummeled as a result. it's now 20% lower than its high last summer. that so figuresly puts it into -- that officially puts it into bear territory and there are nears beijing

marie macdonald. >>> good morning. happy friday on a wet friday. that's the golden gate bridge a little bit of rain out there. it's friday, january 29. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michellelad to have you back. are you feeling better? >> something was crawling into me and wasn't going to let me go. [ laughter ] >> i don't know about that one. >> i couldn't even speak yesterday. so good to be among the living. >> you sound like you have a cold in your nose. >> i do. >> next time get the flu shot. >> oh-oh. >> there you go. okay, ma. >>> let's fire up the live hi- def doppler radar. picking up light precipitation in the bay area. but look what is upstream right there. it is just widely scattered showers and pretty moderate as well across the northwestern quadrant of the state. high surf advisory in place until tomorrow morning about this time. 16 feet swells. high temperatures today with the scattered light showers. still muggy. how is the weather affecting the roads? let's bring in gianna franco. >> we

marie macdonald. >>> now at noon, search-and- rescue crews are in the rough waters of marin county looking for any signs of a surfer who was swept away. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. frank is on assignment. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is live at rodeo beach with the latest on the search efforts. anne. >> reporter: the search continues. it has been going on since daybreak today. this man is very well known in the area. so a lot of people are helping search for him in the water, in the air and on land. it's a popular surfing spot off the marin county coast where 40- year-old dan dafoe came several times a week. >> he has been surfing out here for over 30 years. >> reporter: he was last seen alive last night when he went surfing off rodeo beach with two friends. when he was in the open water, somehow he fell unconscious and stopped breathing. his friends tried to do cpr but a wave crashed over them and dan was washed away. the coast guard and fire department tried to locate him for two hours but stopped when darkness and rough waters made it unsafe. the community is so small, many of the rescue workers knew dan. >> it was even weighing harder on us to make t

marie macdonald. griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, january 21. i'm michelle>> just in, oakland police are investigating a fatal high- speed crash on macarthur boulevard. you can see the silver sedan was split in half by the force of the impact. investigators say the car was speeding when the driver lost control and slammed into a tree around 11:30 last night. a passenger in the car was not hurt in the crash. macarthur boulevard is closed at high street while police investigate. >>> today at first light a search resumes for a missing surfer in marin county last seen off the north end of rodeo beach apparently unconscious on the surface of the water still attached to a surfboard. anne makovec is at rodeo beach where other surfers lost contact with him. >> reporter: the search is set to resume at daylight. but this man has been in the water, we assume, all night long. so it's not looking good for him. rescuers had to give up last night after searching for about two hours. it was just too dark and dangerous to continue. the missing surfer was first spotted boar t

michelle: it is not clear which case this court appearance is about and we will be in that first at 4:00. brett: the death investigation of the former corrections officer is continuing and mary county. we are working to figure out if deputies are any closer to figure out what happened to the father, and we will have that today on wes two news at 4:00. a rare sight was caught on camera in montreal over the weekend. michelle: the elusive snowy owl flew right past a traffic camera. this type of owl is rarely seen outside of the arctic where they breed. but there he was hanging out in canada. in fact, data from the national audubon society shows the snowy owl is popping up more frequently in the skies of north america. they typically travel in search of food, so this guy was probably looking for a snack. brett: can you imagine doing traffic in montreal today? hopefully maybe sunday looks dave: tomorrow, showers in the afternoon, and sunday, the best day of the weekend. you have showers moving quickly across the county. 4:00. . west to mobile app. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.or

michelle. they are up 24-3. gibson gives them credit here. they chose to touchdowns in the third quarter. they managed to knock down the hill mary. the ducks beat penn state 24-17. basketball. michael ferreira leading the way. 16 points. check out the buzzer from that this. tie things up. we go to break, 42-42. the second half -- basketball. the gamecock made a record. 18 field goals. frank martin finishes 13-0. they will head into play shortly. clemson basketball hosting state. jordan roper had the hot hand. he was fantastic. clemson builds a four-point lead. how about seven three-pointers. one more time on the fastbreak. clemson manages to beat. how about the terriers opening. 25 points to lead the terriers. also a good t afternoon for eric garcia. 17 points of his own as walker manages to hold off. the final, 77-86. this one was all paladin. kendrick ferreira cleans it up, gets his fullback. stephen kroon buries the triple. no problem as they win, 85-67. this one coming down to the wire. there were no bigger points in the game than those there. a chance to tie the game. they cannot quite do it. a great win. it has been a strug

marie green. have a great day. griego. >>> good morning. wow, a lonely golden gate bridge out there. >> my friend bob just came in. >> hey, bob. [ laughter ] >> it's raining. it is wednesday, january 13. i'm michelleego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30 on a wet wednesday. >> a man stuck in a trench in east oakafor 13 hours is rescued. he was working on a sewer liar yesterday when the trench collapsed and he was stuck in mud underground. this morning crews got him out. we'll get to that story in just a minute. >>> but first we are keeping an "eye on the storm" hitting the bay area big and bold this morning. this is what it looked like on highway 24 in pleasant hill this morning. it was a mess. the roads are slick and i think you can see an accident there along the side of the highway. take it slow and easy. i got in a half our ago. it's dumping in san francisco, at least it was. >> if the boss is watching we got in 45 minutes ago. [ laughter ] >> an hour ago. i don't know what you're talking about.

mary's, anne arundel, baltimore, call university -- calvert and howard are being notified about potential problems. michigan a water main break -- michelle: a water main break in bowie was shut off after all the snow. repairs wrapped up two hours ago. the road is back open. just when you thought it was getting warmer you may have seen the flurries fly around the area today. this was the scene outside a building at 1:30. you can see the sun was shining as well. chief meteorologist doug hill is in the stormwatch7 weather center with a check of the forecast. doug: changes coming our way. first, a bunch of changes with the cold front and the flurries. the skies are partly cloudy. sunshine outside the belfort furniture weather center. let's talk about the numbers and what is happening around the region right now as we take a look. this is the condition down the road, torpedo factory area in alexandria. just a couple of clouds. beautiful sunset here. you can see the winds kind of wafting the water around that portion of the potomac river. the winds will diminish tonight. 37 at reagan national airport. temperatures across the area from the mid-

mary to lee, an 11 minute drive. jason: those eastbound lanes of i-4 are back open after the deadly crash in volusia county. michelle: the crash happened around 10:30 in dell toner when a mustang hit the back of a pickup truck. the guard -- the pickup truck flew over the guardrail. a third person was airlifted to the hospital. the driver of the mustang is ok and there are no word -- there is no word if any charges will be filed. this morning, we are learning more about this terrifying scene during a traffic stop. orlando police say they were forced to open fire on a teenage driver. it all began because the teenager was not wearing a seatbelt. jason: brett connolly is here with an exclusive interview who watched -- with a woman who brett: the witness says she froze when she saw witness -- police open fire. >> hey, stop, we are the police, stop. brett: this is the officer' s body camera catching the scene on january 16 at a parking lot on north lane near pine hills road. police tried to get the driver to stop right there for a seatbelt violation. they even broke the driver side window with their baton. the witness we

mary areas. 434 to lead is --lee is six minutes. jason: president obama is heading to detroit. what he will be focusing on as auto show. website says floridians are michelle: we are giving you a little perspective. this is indianapolis, it is 18 degrees and snow on the ground. we have been complaining here about the cold weather. at least it is not this. at least we will warm up to the low 60' s. eric burris is back with the forecast in a few minutes. jason: we will talk about the mid-70' s by tomorrow. michelle: president obama is making a pit stop at the north talk -- check out the hot rods, he is talking about the recovery of the american auto industry. the president will also be the city of detroit. money, a personal finance website says floridians are most likely to live paycheck to paycheck. they looked at average income and subtracted living expenses. after all of the expenses, it left just under $400 left over. jason: construction begins on the new outlets coming to daytona beach. the outlets will hold a wall raising ceremony. the outlets will offer 80 stores and expected 900 jobs. there is no word on when they will be open. we will tell you so yo

mary looking at a nice drive. i-4 eastbound through downtown orlando about 8 minutes to colonial. jason: we're learning more about a wreck at u.c.f. michelle: campus police arrive on the scene. >> presidential candidate the "tonight" sho increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. come join us...as star wars awakens. now at walt disney world resort. experience the fun of all four theme parks with the florida resident jason: 6:14. for the third time in a little more than a week bracing for a lot of storms caused by the el nino season. look at what we're watching on our radar. this comes as much of the east coast prepares for a massive winter storm. washington, d.c. could get the biggest impact with three feet of snow. this storm has already caused hundreds of flight cancellations and we have live team coverage for you on sunrise. michelle: a gun man on the loose after an overnight shooting at u.c.f. inves

mary, no delay. seminole to colonial, only a 15-minute commute if you leave now. jason: drones were sent into the sky in a local neighborhood hunting for coyotes. michelle: but this morning, we are learning that hunt has been canceled. why florida fish and wildlife officers issued a cease and desist order. jason: plus, dramatic video you have to see more than once. you should know -- no one is increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. come join us...as star wars awakens. now at walt disney world resort. experience the fun of all four theme parks with the florida resident michelle: right now, take a look at your screen. this is video you have to see this morning. you can actually see a man being thrown high into the air as a pickup truck rolls over several times in brazil. jason: the man was in the front passenger seat when all this happened. the truck comes to a stop there w

mary to lead road is only 11 minutes. that is where the speed sensors are. i for eastbound, a big stretch from i-drive to the 408 is eight minutes. michelle: we have breaking news this morning, six people were jason: even more people are out of their homes because of the gas. hazmat crews were called to the walden ponds condominiums. alex villareal is on the scene this morning gathering new information. how did this happen? alex: what we know is there was a generator that was left on inside and the fire department said it was left on by construction workers at this complex. i did talk to a lieutenant with the hazmat team who says they were very fortunate to get the call when they did. crews are gone here now. six people are in the hospital because of this and half of the building that you can see has been evacuated . over a dozen people were forced to leave their homes and will not be let back in until tomorrow when crews can make sure that carbon monoxide cannot get into the air. complex went to the hospital feeling sick. the hospital determined they had carbon monoxide poisoning. the fire department has determined the gas came from a ja

marie macdonald. makes it a low priority to ticket bicyclists-- who've >>> good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle's supervisors have approved a bike yield law that makes it a low priority to ticket bicyclists who roll through stop signs. >> as super bowl 50 nears there's a news conference today on human trafficking concerns at airports. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," hillary clinton's take on president obama's state of the union address. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,, my name is jeff richardson, the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. >>> good morning. i'm gianna franco in the "kcbs traffic" center. right at acala

i shouldn't have michelle obama deciding what patrick christie or bridget christie each for lunch at del barton or at the villa walsh academy. it should be decided by me and maryare private schools too. those are private schools too. but let me ask you a little bit, at the same time this is going on you pocket veto which means you essentially never took it up a bill that would have made recess mandatory in new jersey elementary school. my kids want to know why you did that. >> because i think their teachers should be able to decide and their administrators should be able to decide whether or not they have recess in any particular day. another thing about that bill, neil, was that it mandated outdoor recess. well, you know, on a day like today in new jersey i don't know that we're going to want to have outdoor recess and the kids are going to want to have outdoor recess but the state government would mandate it. this is crazy government run amok. what are we doing? all the other problems we have to deal with, my legislature is worried about recess for kindergartners in fifth grade. part of my job as governor is to veto the stupid bills. that was a stupid bill a