denver7 chief meteorologist mike nelson el nio's influence should last into the springs. >> heavy storms for denver in march and april, probably with big snows. probably will have an active spring in terms of thunderstorms. like this every five years or so. this one is tough, being compaaed to the ones in -- >>> another three businesses % hit oveenight. eric lupher joins us to explain. >> reporter: there have been at least 40 smash and grabs in the last month. this is the electronic store off hamden, off of broadway south of hamden. you can see where the suspect smashed in, stole about $$,000 worth of electronics and another shop here, chinese restaurant, also smashed in. you can see the door boarded up. another smash and grab happened

chief meteorologist mike nelson is here with your first alert weather. mike this storm is starting right here in colorado. >> right behind me as a matter of fact. you can see the snow starting to move into our state also back in the wasatch front utah down into arizona and new mexico. that storm heading our way tonight and tomorrow. and the temperatures today 40 and 26. the normal is 44 and 17. extreme 68 and 20 below back in 1883 l right now it's 32 and 33 out at dia. humidity 66% winds from the south southwest in advance of that storm the pressure is falling slightly. tonight not too much around here. we'll have some high clouds. there will be some snow developing up along the continental divide back toward the steamboat area. but it will be dry through the morning rush hour on the eastern plains with lows generally in the mid 20s some teens off to the northeast of us and teens expected in the mountains. across the state tonight the coldest spots gunnison and alamo say with 8 and 5 respectively. plainly teens in the mountains 20 newscast the grand valle

>> yeah, it was very nice, and i think all eyes are on that sunday forecast, let's get right to mike nelson. mike. >> it's going to be pretty good. right now, the radar screen is clean across colorado. [ inaudible ] our skies are mostly clear in denver today, the temperatures were chilly, to start, but not a bad day, the high temperatures climbing up to right around 40 degrees, 28 was the low temperature for this morning and as far as the weather conditions, the normals over here on this screen, if i can get it. there we go. i'm going to stay right here with you. right here. 71 and 15 below are the extremes, right now, 33 downtown, 28 at the airport, 65er% relative humidity -- 65% relative humidity. lows tonight, 5 at grand lake, 9 at vail. 20 in denver. 21 littleton, 22 at park e and ffr tomorrow -- parker, and or tomorrow, a great day. if you're heading up to ski, bright sunshine and very comfortable temperatures, all that great new snow, a wonderful day to do skiing or snowboarding tomorrow. gunnison at 15 below 0. 5 below at craig and al l month sa, teens and -- alamosa. teens. 52 at pu

mike nelson joins us now, mike we can ex pect a chillier week -- expect a chillier week. now, 60 in the foothills, metro area, 35-40 miles an hour. winds lighter now. still from the northwest. bringing in colder temperatures, thrive in denver, in denver. snowfalling, a winter weather advisory in effect for snow tomorrow and early on saturday until eight inches of snow in the mountains. here are the headlines for us. colder, more mountain snow, i the eastern united states and the bronco forecast. >> tonight, marks the last debate before the iowa caucus. from the start there was tension involved in this one. >> really, good reason. they just released trump with double digit lead over his chosest contender. >> on a debate -- closest contender. debate. >> back in september my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from everywhere way and there was no issuee th nothing to this issue. % now, -- [ ughter ] -- e september the conntitution has not changed. [ laughter ] but the poll numbers have. >> for some reason hh beats the he beats the rest of the field -- booing.

. >> mike nelson is back with us in studio. >> i don't know about that, but i did show up. we have a new storm coming our way, rain and snow into the wasatch and all the way down into las las vegas. the fuel is coming off to the west, and there are some of 41 right now after a high of 51, we started the day at 32 degrees with 1100th of an inch in the cage. tonight, dropping down to the mid- 20's, the normal low is 17. we will probably get some flurries tomorrow in the morning and afternoon, and we will be up in the mountains, 45 will be the best we do in the afternoon for tomorrow. this is what it looks like in the future casts for the next few hours. high clouds are increasing but at least it's dry through the front range. we start to pick up some snow across the mountains but nothing on the planes, into the morning drive. so i think it will be okay if you're heading west aloog 70 or 285 or 37. then you will run into moisture. teens and 20's through the metro, and statewide tonight, the coldest temperatures will be the alamosa. teens through the mountains and 17 in steambo

mike nelson is here. anymore snow on the forecast?>> it came in fast from 4:00 until 430. you see the clouds sweeping in and our current view shows dark skies and scattered snow showers around. this is the view from dia and this is what they look ike coming through. like the summertime equivalent of late afternoon showers, they % will diminish quickly and clearing tonight but there is a 60 degrees temperature in the seven days planner. >>> a man is in critical condition after being shot by greeley police. the officers went to this home after someone reported a was drunk. when police arrived the man shot. he had warrants for felony assault and escaping from a department of corrections facility.>>> a simple sale through craigslist has turned into a deadly nightmare. tied him up. the trying to get away but that is when he fought back. mark, you talked to a witness in the middle of all of this. >> he came to the rescue after the homeowner shot at the robbers with his own gun. the mailboxes and through this yard crashing into the brown house. that is when the neighbor we spoke

and mike nelson ii watching that storm's movement, so mike is that the same one that's bringing us snow. >> it is, but it will weaken as >> good. >> it has to go through the desert southwest search warrant, there's already some snow coming in the southwestern colorado. and we do have some weather advisories in effect, in that part of the state r it's not heavy at the moment but there's four corners area, a winter storm watch for the southern san juans and down in the wet mountains. no warnings for the denver aeshg but the clouds are thickening on the horizon. we have colder weather and snow in our forecast, say good-bye to the 40s and 50s, we're talking 20s and 30s, for highs. >> thanks for the warning, mike. >>> right now, denver police are looking for the people responsible for vanld liezing about 30 vehicles -- vandalizing about 30 vehicles. these vehicles had their ar windows shot out. thh damage was done by either a bb or a pellet gun. the bulk of these happening near knox court in else worth, police are looking for a silver or gold 1990ss model chevy trail blazer. >>> this lovelan

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. >> chief meteorologist mike nelson here, how warm are we going to get, mike? >> in the 60s, at least here, beautiful shot in the denver area as the sun is setting, it's a pretty picture as well. up in gunnison. but boy, a different weather pattern up that way. look at the temperatures alonn the front range, 35, it's 7 degrees up in that high mountain valley. also 7 up at craigg there's some chilly temperatures in the mountains rrght now. but the main weather eadlines, chilly but dry, tonight and for degrees in the 7-day planner for denver but more snow as well. >>> always snow. thank you, mike. new at 5:00, the boulder valley schooo district and a newly built erie neighborhood are taking on an oil and gas company, fighting over land use within the neighborhood. denver7 reporter mark boyle explains if an agreement isn't reached, plans foo a new elementary school could be abandoned. >> how about i help you did with your stuff? >>reporter: 7-year-old emma and hee five-year-old sister katie are hoping to walk right up the street to their new school. in august of 2

. >> all right, mike nelson joins us now. the cold temperatures are already beginning to settle in, right? >> i have some numbers that will put it into perspective. warm and fuzzy, as a matter of `act. the snow is tapering off right now. few hours and at the last frame, you see there's a lot less snow here in the metro area. behind it comes the cold. not this cold. 141 years ago tomorrow, the temperature in denver dropped down to the all--ime record low of 29 below zero. let's check out the table. these are some of the numbers we had. 19, let me see, 1875, december 22, 1990, minus 25. february 5, 1989, 1899, it was minuu 22 and december 21, 1990, 21 below zero. minnesota weather. yeah, anyway, 30 and 20 the -`high and the low for today. the records are 69 and on this % date, minus 19. 22 currently. dia is 20. 84% humidity. winds are light for the pressure is rising. tonight, snow is mostly done. a few lingering flurries, a might get patchy dense fog forming early in the morning on saturday. it's going to be a chiller down to

. >> first alert mmteorologist mike nelson. the snowfall about ready to pick up here. >> it wonnt be a gigantic storment, but a decent one -- storm, but a decent one. winter weather advisory along the front range, aurora, parker, elizabeth in the mountain areas as well. the snow falling lightly, but it will be increasing and we could see about 3-6 inches this town, and about 6-12 up in the so we sent cory reppeehagen along i-70 near golden. >>reporter: mike, we're waiting for those northeast winds to kick in, that's when we're really going to see the snow start to fill in the denver metro area, nothing out here yet. looking to the north, we do see snowfall, to develop out north, moving in. these are isolated at first. it will stay that until we get those up slope winds to come in here, and really fill things out, giving more of our areas a chance to see snow. and we'll see that, likely by 10:00 o'clock tonight. it will be filled out. 3-6 inches overnight, not a big storm, by most colorado standard, but it's just enough to give

meteorologist mike nelson is here. tomorrow is looking warmer. >> it is. it is cold tonight or really cold tonight depending on where you are for the state of colorado. now, 0 in greeley. 25 above in boulder and 25 in denver. now, both at the high valleys pooling up there with the clear skies. to go way out to southern california to pick up a few showers. we have a quiet weather pattern up there for awhile w. that it is cold tonight. now, a graddule milder trend over the weekend. no storms for a little while. i do have a bit of snow coming up in the seven-day planner. >> all right, thank you, mike. >> they were fired for walking off of the job at the meat processing plant. now the workers, all want their jobs back. >>> only if they can pray. denver 7 reporter is live outside of that plant in fort morgan. now, a group says it is all a big misunderstanding. >> reporter: that is right. you know, this is a sign of the are hiring. they fired 150 employees last week after those employeesed they had been denied the time to pray. tonight, the human rights commissi

. >> yeah, chief meteorologist mike nelson is joining us now. with word on when we're going to see the next cooldoww. >> we'll get a little bit later you are. gunnison, the temperature dropped to 22 below 0. shape. the sky looks the same, the cold air is pooled up there, 0, while we're at 36 in denver. temperatures did reach the 50s colorado. so it's really your location determines what you're seeing out there. and we are seeing some high clouds moving in, part of a storm system moving our way from the west, a cold front will arrive here, starting in the mountains thursday. and then here on friday. it will bring us cooler weether, but until that time, just a chilly night tonight, a gradual warming trend coming up, another chance for snow for denver. arrives here on friday. forecast? i'll have that for you coming up in a few minutes. a rare request for help, from the district attorney in jefferson county. he's asking anyone who witnessed a triple fatal accident on highway 285 north of aspen park on august 14th to come forward. the driver, alex al

with mike nelson, but i'm going to get my days of the week. there we go. see that? i have wednesday on it. this is what it's supposed to be. friday, a front comes through and a light snow. 35 and 17. not only the forecast for the weather, but the score on sunday. here's your official broncos forecast, look at that, 35 degrees at 2:00 o'clock, maybe a couple of flurries in the game with temperatures dropping in the 20s ft but i think 35 broncos, 17 for steelers. >> okay. >> i'm going t go with it. >> by the time the flurries come, we will have a so it shouldn't matter much. >> indeed. >> chill them out. >> how badly is big ben injured? >> plus, the rockies make a move >>> welcome to 7 sports extra, the chase for the hampionship. we all want to know. will big mile-high on sunday. the steelers quarterback that shoulder right there, saturday in cincinnati, he's not a doctor, but he did give a medical report today. well, doctor, you going to play on sunday? here's what doctor ben told a pittsburgh radio station today. >> i'll go in tomorrow, with the intent to see what i

first, meteorologist mike nelson with the first alert forecast, mike, a few flakes even here in the metro area, too? >> we'll get a little bit. copper mountain. it was coming

. >> chief meteorologist mike nelson is here. >> we're looking here, from mile-high down over the city, and i have good nouz on sunday. -- news on sunday. it will be about 45 early in the game, partly cloudy, late in the game, we might have a few flurries or a few light rain showers, even by the early part of the second half. as a front moves in. but it's not going to be a big deal. it will not have a huge impact on the game. right now, temperatures are in the 30s on plains. mostly teens and 20s in the mountains, the skies are generally clear across the area. you can't say that for other part approximates of the country -- parts of the country. a huge storm that will impact the eastern part of the united states. coming up in just a few mips. >> well, it's a good thing the, weather is going to be beautiful, because tomorrow is orange friday. >> and there is going to be a big rally in denver to cheer on the broncos as they get ready to take on the patriots in the afc chammionship. alumni, cheerleader and thunder will be out there. we'll be showing the rally live on denver7 and streaming

let's get to mike nelson and your first alert forecast. >> mike, it is warming up. it felt like spring out there today. >> it about looks great out there. look at this beautiful sunset right now along the front range it's been a nice day and the ep temperatures even now are in the mid 40s in denver. a little bit of high cloud cover out there and there's not much until you get in the pacific northwest, this is the very beggnning of a big change coming up in our weather. it will take a little time. high clouds for now, 60s first in the 7-day planner and then possibly a big snowstorm. >> thanks, mike. >>> developing on denver7, the nfl is now looking into claiming that peyton mmnning used human growth hormone in 2011. in an al jazeera documentary last month, an intern suggested that manning's wife that intern has take than back. no decision from the nfl is pt anded before the super bowl. >>> -- expected before the super bowl. >> the denver broncos equipment is on the road headed to santa clara for the super bowl. crews with bailey's moving company spent the morning loa

let's go to mike nelson. >> there is mile high off in the distance. it's been a great day today. we were up in the 50s. 36 degrees in denver. and over the next couple of days, we're going to see a change in the weather. out to the west of us is a storm system coming our way. it's not a major one like they are getting in the east coast, but it is going to bring us rain showers changing to snow during the game on sunday. i'll have more details on that coming up in a little bit. you are ccrtainly like the first half of the weekend, near 60 degrees tomorrow. >> thanks, mike. `he storms out east canceled dozens of flights out at d. i.a. 29 set to fly east were canceled while 33 flights coming to d.i.a. stayed grounded. if you're flying tomorrow, make sure you check your flight status. a snowmobiler killed. colorado's first death in a snow slide this season. the man is identified as daniel. this is a look at where he was found on the southeast shoulder of ruby peek. he was riding with at least one avalanche forecast say slide danger in guneson county was considerable. national park. ro

mike nelson is tracking our chances of snow. >> first for the mountains and then on the plains. the storm is pushing in across towards las vegas already clouds and even a little bit of light snow showing up over the state. we have a winter storm watch in effect for most of the san juans down in the four corners area winter storm warming go morning continued right on through thursday. it's still dry and quiet across the eastern plainsnd mild today. 50s for the highs over southeastern colorado. denver at a high of 45 degrees. but along with the snow is going to be some colder weather. so, coming up dry and quiet tonight. mild one more day but the snow and the cold coming. i'll have mow details along with the 7-day planner. >>> first alert traffic is keeping an eye on the work colorado near louisiana tonight. a water main break has closed down one lane of colorado right now. now we just found out repairs should be done shortly and the lane will be back open to commute. a school bus in forth could it collins was involved in an accident this morning. it was on its way from the high s

this cold weather sticking around for some of your weekend as well, chief meteorologist mike nelson with your first alert forecast. >> 20 degrees in denver, 17 at lineman. 10 up in laramie. the colder air is coming in as the sky wills clear a bit to the -- skies will clear a bit to the north of us. the storm system is moving well off to the east of us producing %- snow and thunderstorms to advance. big old high pressure system coming in with cold conditions for a while. take a few days before the warm temperatures. for tonight, some areas of fog may develop. that will be a very cold frosty morning. mosttof the weekend quite chilly. i'll let you know when we are the 40s in just a few minutes. >>> tonight there is still a long list of questions after this man was killed at the denver jail. michael marshall died in november. now several investigations are underway to see f someone broke the law. mark stewart is live. mark, denver police, they now have the case? >> reporter: eric, indeed. this case is in the hands of the oliie department. depending on what detectives find, the district attor

mike nelson joins us with your first alert forecast and looks mike. >> for the most part there are still gusting some of the mountaintop locations. major reporting stations nnt too bad. temperatures. if you're in gunnison or alamo say well below zero there. 18 at greeley that's better still drop to the single digits overnight. high clouds drifting overhead otherwise no precipitation. west coast cold front is coming our way impact our weather thursday into friday. chilly pockets some areas doesn't tt 0 below. mild weather for wednesday. plus my bronco football forecast. >>> we're hearing more about the two teenaged girls accused in the plot to attack their high school in sara johnson has been charged as an adult. the lawyer for the other girl is releasing a statement saying the two girls were just quote casual school acquaintances. now tomorrow we could find out more details about the plot at mount vista high school if the judge releases court documents. >>> we have a warning tonight about who you meet in online in two cases people were robbed when responding to someone online. the descri

mike nelson is already here we have potentially two to 6 inches of snow in and around denver. the southern foothills, we could be around the three to 7- inch range. one to 3 inches up north and east. we'll keep an eye and adjust them if need be. 20s into the weekend. could get a light flurry or two come sunday. things are still cold next week, right around 40, but thatts at the very, vvry far end of the forecast. i tried to bring it back but i had to put the bright spot on wednesday. >> bright spot july 12th. we need the snow, we need the snow. >> thanks. >>> welcome back, this story will put a smile on your face. a couple thank their lucky stars after losing their rent money. we're talking $1,600. parking lot. he had a chance to meet the couple who gave him very big thank yous. >> i was freaking out. i just assumed i threw in the trash. thank you so much. >> i got to thinking about it and i can't imagine how someone must feel. >> she says sheedoesn't typically pay by checks, but she is going to start. >>>> a little girl is asking the american giil company to help out by makkn

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denver7 chief meteorologist mike nelson says el nio already peakedbu the spring. >> that should mean heavier storms for the mountains denver especially in march and april. probably big snows. as it weakens, still probably will have an active spring as far as severe weather and thunderstorms. >> el nio is getting a lot of attention, but this is a regular occurrence. >>> a minnesota man fell into a deep ditch and was trapped by a boulder. >> i had my eyes on the dog. one minute i was walking, next minute i was falling. happened that quick. and four houghts flashed through my mind, i didn't have my cell phone, i knew that. i knew this was going to be really bad. >> reporter: dr. richarddolson felt his femur break instantly. >> just to touch it, the worst pain i've experienced. >> reporter: he used his gun as a crrtch and hoisted himself out of a 4-foot deep ditch. then he fell back in. >> got lodgeed between a boulder and side of the ditch. >> reporter: an hour and a half later, discourageed but determined, he was scooting the half mile back toward the road. thoughts of his family pushe

mike nelson and others are watching to see the lucky numbers. >> hopefully somebody wins this time. kelly joyce, fox35 news. powerball numbers tonight an fox35 newt as 11:00. >>> governor rick scott taking the bus tour through orlando saying he is on a role creating jobs and more tax cuts maybe. >> reporter: governor rick scott is celebrating the success of people getting back to work with more than a million jobs createded in the past five years. he is kicking off a state wide bus tour. he is traveling a million miles in this bus. >> a million jobs in five years! we have a lot to brag about. we are growing this economy. >> reporter: it is true for scott sim's company victory tailgate. he makes things to tailgate and plans to add a hundred more jobs this year. he said the state has helped them grow. >> there is a multiculture there is a huge advantage to be here. >> reporter: there is a new incentive for businesses to setup here. >> we are guaranteed to get a return for the taxpayers because we don't put out the money until the jobs are created. we get a return on investment and mor

denver7 chief meteorologist mike nelson says the influence could last into the spring time. >> heavier storms for the mountains and denver especially march and april. probably big snows. probably an active spring in terms of severe weather and thunderstorms. it's getting a lot of talk because of the rain we're seeing in califoonia. but it's a regular occurrence this el nio. >> california needs rain, and it comes so fast. >>> breaking news now, police credit weather for nabbing a man wanted in that series oo overnight smash and grabs. >> denver 7 reporter eric lupher is live for us. all police had to do was follow the footprints in the snow. >> reporter: today on stupid criminals, the thief walked home, and of course when you have an inch or two of snow on the ground, you leave behind your footprints. that's exactly how police got take a look at the smash and grab area here off of broadway, south of hampden. $4,000worth of electronics stolen from that electronic store, that is according to the owner here. also this panda ooe asian cuisine, a door crashed in. this started a little ways a

domata peko were each docked 86-hundred and 81-dollars.and for pulling reggie nelson's hair, steelers assistant coach, mike munchak was fined ten thousand....for going onto the field late in the game, joey porter was hit for ten thou as well. and to replace hue jackson, today.their new offensive coordinator will be quarterbacks coach, ken zampese. he's coached bengals quarterbacks from day one in the marvin lewis era. trt :13outcue:...wait to get started."((zampese: it's something i'd hope for a long time. opportunities come, and when it's right, it happens. and here it is right now. and here we go. so i'm excited for the opportunity and the faith that's been shown me. and i can't wait to get started.)) and the bengals hired the saints former head coach today. jim haslett will coach bengals linebackers next season.and they're shopping for a new defensive line coach. jay hayes is heading to tampa, to do the same job for the buccaneers. and the steelers 'will' play sunday without antonio brown. remember, jones said he thought brown was faking an injury after getting hit by burfict.jones said he'd apologize t

those two steelers coaches: joey porter, and mike munchak each were fined ten thousand dollars.munchak pulled reggie nelson's hair last saturday night....porter walked into this scrum after vontaze burfict leveled antonio brown. adam jones was fined almost 29-thousand dollars today for contacting an officials in this sequence. sunday without antonio brown. remember, jones said he thought brown was faking an injury after getting hit by burfict.jones said he'd apologize to brown 'if' brown didn't play this sunday.well, today brown was offcially declared 'out' with a concussion. so jones kept his word. trt :09outcue:...get well." ((jones: ab....my apology my brother. i'm a man of my word. i've been doing a little traveling and that's why it took me so long. but i apologize, sincerely, get well. )) and the tampa bay buccaneers promoted their offensive coordinator to head coach today. dirk koetter will replace lovie smith.and fox sports is reporting tonight that koetter has hired bengals assistant coach, jay hayes, to coach the bucs defensive line. all three of the tri state's division one basketball teams hit th

steelers assistant mike munchak, slapped with a 10- thousand dollar fine for pulling reggie nelson's hair. will also pay10- thousand, for stoking the fire with adam jones at midfield. and the biggest shocker, ryan shazier, he wasn't penalized and won't be fined for that helmet to helmet hit on gio adam jones said he would apologize to antonio brown, if a-b couldn't play sunday, and he delivered. adam jones: "ab, my apology my brother. i'm a man of my word. i've been traveling. that's what took me so long. i apologize sincerely man. get well." vontaze burfict was not fined for a specific play, he was dealt a 3- game suspension early this week. coming up, why it's been a long time coming for the new coordinator. ohio school districts are report cards from department of education and to be toward the back of the class fox19 now's mike schell is live with mike? the ohio report cards show cincinnati public schools lagging behind in both graduation rates and k-thru-3 literacy. there are some bright spots.. school for performing arts and walnut hills high school both recieved "a's" in those

nelson. >> to the families of my personal friends, dick scobee, mike smith, judy resnick, ronald mcnair, ellison onizuka, christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. grace and i extend to you our thoughts and prayers to your families, to your friends at the time of this our of your loss. .. loss and our shared grief the space program has been a marvelous program for america the to expand his knowledge and horizons and will continue to be so in the future as long as man has the thirst of knowledge and in the process there is risk that risk is taken by each one of us every day and that risk is understood by all the members that kleiman diluted station. my concluding remarks would be as we reflect upon this tragedy, a tragedy -- let's remember the remarks by one who knew some in about risk. a lady named helen keller she spoke of risk and security. this is what she said. security is mostly a superstition. it does not exist in nature, nor is their whole experience. avoiding the danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. listen to what she ends with. life is either a daring adventure or nothing

steelers assistant mike munchak, slapped with a 10- thousand dollar fine for pulling reggie nelson's hair. joey porter, will also pay10- thousand, for stoking the fire with adam jones at midfield. and the biggest shocker, ryan shazier, he will not fined for his hit on gio bernard. adam jones did promise he would apologize to antonio brown, if a-b could not play sunday in denver, jones delivered that apology on instagram. hey, we have 13 basketball games on the final quarter tonight. stay tuned for that. up next... odd's are you've been paying attention to those low gas prices... but is the trend gonna continue? we'll have more next. and did you hear? every chipotle in america will be closing for one day! but there's a catch! we'll explain after live wx tease gas prices are low... and they're staying that way! but is the trend gonna continue? our own matt holiner joins us live with more. matt? yeah frankie i'm lowest gas prices in the cincinnati area right now. how low? how about a $1.45 for a yeah makes you do a double take right!? now this is the exception across the area. according

mike foley here. [applause] president obama: your former senator, ben nelson.applause] president obama: your congressman, brad ashford, and all of you are here. [cheers and applause] president obama: it's a pretty good crowd. i love you back. [applause] president obama: i do. i do. this is so nice. what a wonderful welcome. those of you who have seats, feel free to sit down, but if you want to stay standing, that's fine too. last night i gave my final state of the union address. [cheers and applause] president obama: i promised that it was going to be shorter, and then it ended up just being like i think a minute shorter. so technically it was shorter, but it wasn't like as short as i was planning. but today i'm definitely going to be shorter. yes. but whenever i give a state of the union, i want to get out of washington and talk to people, you know, out in the country. and so the first place i tried decided to visit was omaha. [applause] president obama: part of the reason i want to come here is i've got a lot of friends like brad and others and i have not bee

mike foley here. your former senator, ben nelson. [applause] brad ashford. n, and all of you are here. cheers and applause] it's a pretty good crowd. i love you back. i do. do. this is so nice. what a wonderful welcome. those of you who have seats, but if e to sit down, you want to stay standing, that's fine too. last night i gave my final state of the union address. [cheers and applause] i promised that it was going to be shorter and then it ended up just being like a minute shorter. so technically it was shorter but it wasn't like as short as i was planning. but today i'm definitely going to be shorter. yes. but whenever i give a state of the union, i want to get out of washington and talk to people, you know, out in the country. and so the first place i tried o visit was omaha. part of the reason i want to come here is i've got a lot of friends like brad and others and i have not been here in a while. the last time i was here for an event in omaha was 2008. and -- and that year, in the primary, i won the nebraska caucus. [applause] and there were, you know, there were people who cal

mike. when we come back we'll take a deeper dive into falling oil prices. joe vaclavik and rich nelson join me to talk markets next. control of tough weeds like never befre.> control of tough weeds like never befre.> control of tough weeds like neve >> welcome back to u.s. farm report. well, as promised on the round table with me this week, rich nelson of allendale and joe vaclavik of standard grain. big market mover this week. we saw oil, oil prices just continued to tank, although we saw a little bit of a rebound later in the week. so, rich, moving forward, i mean, we're talking about $20 oil. do you actually think we can get down that low? >> at this point i think it's more a speculation than anything here. at the office we're using about a $25 downside objective right now for that crude oil contract, but as far as ethanol and our tying with corn this will certainly keep pressure as far as margins on these producers right now. >> these lower oil prices, j

nelson scores his 19th. wings scored two goals just over a minute apart. isles lose 4-2 now with 56 points. in the east, bring on that all star break. >>> duda and mejia agree. mike piazza's number retired saturday, july 30th. on july 24th piazza will be inducted in to the baseball hall of fame. >>> on to the semifinals for the australian open. within the last hour williams took on 5-seed maria sharapova. they have a history and most of it is in her favor. 6-4, 6-1. williams win. 19-2 lifetime against sharapova. quaep straight wins -- 18 straight wins. >> no one is 19-2 against her. >> how about that? >> so >> we'll be right [car starting] [engine revving] [crashing] we're out of bud light. beer run? no. minibar delivery. female anchor: get the golden can and you could go to superbowl 50. sfx: door bell beer's here! (cheering) jb smoove? we're going to the super bowl! order bud light with minibar delivery >>> join the conversation on all of social media. did you see lee's thank you to the viewers tonight for all they did to help with the forecast last >> we're thanking you.

nelson scores his 19th. wings scored two goals just over a minute apart. isles lose 4-2 now with 56 points. in the east, bring on that all star break. >>> duda and mejia agree. mike piazza's number

nelson. >> to the families of my personal friends, dick scobee, mike smith, judy resnick, ron mcnair, l.onuzuka, christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. grace and i extend to you our thoughts and prayers, to your families, to your friends at the time of this hour of your loss and our shared grief. the space program has been a marvellous program for america to expand its knowledge, its horizons. and it will continue to be so in the future. as long as man has the thirst for knowledge, we will continue to press outward. and in the process there is risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day, and that risk is understood by all the members of a crew that climb into a loaded spaceship. my concluding remarks would be as we reflect upon this tragedy, a tragedy that this whole nation grieves in. let's remember the remarks by someone who knew something about risk, a gallant lady named helen keller when she spoke of risk and security. and this is what she said -- security is mostly a superstition. it does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. avoiding the danger is

dennis nelson greetings from lee county florida he made a sign for us and it says stay warm up in philly. oh, come on! >> dennis. >> push him in the water. >> that's rude! he's fit. >> hi mikex it's grace and mckenzie and i just -- we just woke up and we this looks like at chadds ford we have a foot of snow and our table is covered. it's like a blizzard like storm. hope you guys stay warm in the city. back to you. >> oh, my goodness. >> so cute. >> i love gracie girl. hi, grace. >> hi grace. she'll ab reporter i know it. >> i know it. >> hopped gave and gave a weather report. >> how about that kathy. >> we'll city here. isn't sue and i want to make her a meteorologist. how is that. >> watch out. we better watch out. >> weather we're talking about that drier air that was over philadelphia and part of the south jersey. it's gone. the heavy snow is definitely moving back in. here's wild cards we've talk about over the past couple of days that we're still watching. we're taking a look how far north and west the mick log occur right now looks like it will stay in south jersey and central and southern delaware. where will the banding set up 20-inch of plus inches along the i-95 c