we're going for the upper 60s again in r,no sparks. could even see the lower 70s in town for tomorrow afternoon, although on the breeze say side. 33 in town, mostly cloudy skies at the airport. winds are calm, and 72% humidity. temperatures in the 20s and 30s across the area. so a chilly start, again a warm afternoon. we're -- pattern for awhile. we will add breezes to the mix as well as a few chance. we are looking at a few clouds out over the pick. they are going to continue to move toward us. we eel see a mix of sun and clouds for the day today. today is quiet on future cast. tomorrow the winds pick up for us a little bit. moisture gets closer to news storm system happening mostly to our north. it's centered up over the pacific northwest. it's not a very strong storm. what happens the moisture gets closer to us, then falls apart as it moves over us. a few isolated showers are possible tomorrow night into saturday morning. most of us are still looking at a dry forecast until we get to next week. even then chances are still relatively

no restrictions on burning at the moment in the r,no sparks here. we'll keep you up to date if that changes at all. temperatures are seasonably chilly. 20s and 30s across much of the area. 29 in the valley, 35r,no, 02 in dayton, and 36 up at south lake tahoe. so high pressure has been keeping us dry and keeping the storm track well off to our north. we have our own clouds mixing in with the surge. we saw that yesterday. that really limited our temperatures, kept us a lot cooler than we were thinking we were going to be. that may happen again in some spots if you end one a lot of cloud cover in place through the day. right now we're thinking low 06s for reno later today. 7-day forecast coming up in a bit. back over to you. >>> take a look at the roadways this morning with trooper karen garcon with the >> reporter: hey, good morning, samantha. free for the morning commute at this hour. no incidents to report. with the warm weather expected to stick around for the holiday weekend, expect more people out and about and an increase in motor- vehicles in or

mid-60s in r,no sparks, upper 60s through thursday and friday. over to you >>> it michigan man accused of going on a shooting rampage that left six people dead over the weekend appeared in court yesterday. jason dalton is charged with six counts of murder, and was denied bail. the prosecutor says dalton admitted his involvement in the incident. police believe dalton shot eight people at an apartment complex, restaurant, and car dealership in call lama zoo saturday night. so far no motive has been have not found a connection between dalton and the victims. if convicted, dalton could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> the wife of jailed -- cartel boss what keen el chapo guzman says she fears for her life, says the mexican government is using harsh conditions at the maximum security prison to get even with the drug lord because his escapes made them look back. cornell, a former beauty queen, and holds both u.s. and mexican citizenship made the comments to broadcaster telemundo in an interview broadcast this past weekend. >>> u.s. and south korean o

only going to go to the 40s today in r,no sparks. we're in the 30s across much of the area. the first burst of rain that came through reno sparks has transitioned to snow and moved over to the eastern side of the state. snowing in places like elko and windover at this point. now we're kind of left in that showery activity. it can be heavy at times. that happened a couple times for reno, sparks, other areas. continuing the shower activity through the morning hours, but we'll see things start to taper in the afternoon for a drier trend. pretty destroy for the start of the day tomorrow. tomorrow night, a weaker system passes off mostly to our north. that won't provide very much, but it may provide a few showers. and than we're into a much drier trend for the reminder of the 7-day forecast. still some weather alerts to talk about out there. we have a winter storm warning and parts of the sierra. that goes until noon today. snow is tapering off in some spots. it will continue to taper off into the afternoon hours. still enough out there that we continue the winter storm warning un

we're going for the upper 60s again in r,no sparks. could even see the lower 70s in town for tomorrow afternoon, although on the breeze say side. 33 in town, mostly cloudy skies at the airport. winds are calm, and 72% humidity. temperatures in the 20s and 30s across the area. so a chilly start, again a warm afternoon. we're -- pattern for awhile. we will add breezes to the mix as well as a few chance. we are looking at a few clouds out over the pick. they are going to continue to move toward us. we eel see a mix of sun and clouds for the day today. today is quiet on future cast. tomorrow the winds pick up for us a little bit. moisture gets closer to news the form of a very weak storm system happening mostly pacific northwest. it's not a very strong storm. what happens the moisture gets closer to us, then falls apart as it moves over us. a few isolated showers are possible tomorrow night into saturday morning. most of us are still looking at a dry forecast until we get to next week. even then chances are still relatively low, at 10 to 2

mid-60s in r,no sparks, upper 60s through thursday and friday. over to you >>> it michigan man accused of going on a shooting rampage that left six people dead over the weekend appeared in court yesterday. jason dalton is charged with six counts of murder, and was denied bail. the prosecutor says dalton admitted his involvement in the incident. police believe dalton shot eight people at an apartment complex, restaurant, and car dealership in call lama zoo saturday night. so far no motive has been determined, and officials have not found a connection between dalton and the victims. if convicted, dalton could be >>> the wife of jailed -- cartel boss what keen el chapo guzman says she fears for her life, says the mexican government is using harsh conditions at the maximum security prison to get even with the drug lord because his escapes made them look back. cornell, a former beauty queen, and holds both u.s. and mexican citizenship made the comments to broadcaster telemundo in an interview broadcast this past weekend. >>> u.s. and south korean offi

40s to low 0s for much of the area for the day today, even into the upper 50s for places like r,no sparks at 57 for the high, 53 in mogul. nearby nevada, not quite as warm, but still above average this time of year. 34 in elko, 35 in eureka for your high. light winds for most of us. the exception to the light winds would be the high of the -- we could be as high as 55 miles per hour gusts. light winds for the rest of us, including the valley throwingst. that's something we'll keep an eye on next few days. moderate air quality, green burn code, you can get an update on those by heading to our web site. . the rest of us are looking dry for the entire 7-day. over to you. >>> the reno police department will be accepting applications through march 27th. >> all right. we'll hold you to that. >>> -- >> following a knock-down, drag- out debate, candidates continued hitting each other the next day. reed binion has the story. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christy touting his saturday night debate performance as a turning point in the presidential race as new hampshire voters prepare to cas

so the next several days, we are looking at april-like temperatures rather than -- 66 in r,no sparks, 63 in carson city. 56 in south lake, and 32 in elko. light winds and mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies today. 20s and 30s to start the day, and a warm afternoon is out ahead of us. not quite as warm on the eastern side of the state. you'll be in the 30s out that way. a mix of sun and clouds, and staying dry out, staying dry for most of the 7- we'll take a look at rain chances indication wednesday on the 7-day coming up. back to you. >> all right, tim. >>> let's look outside at the roadways this morning with trooper down can dobber with nevada highway patrol. trooper, good morning. >> good morning to you guys. we just got a report in of some road debris on eastbound 80. other than that, we ore looking smooth on all our northern nevada highways with this morning. like always, do be careful in our normally congested areas in and around the bowl. are your cuds getting bigger and starting to squirm around in those child seats? the two magic numbers you're looking for are 6 and 60. your

our shower chances pick up on saturday, we're still into the 60s. 70 degrees on your friday in r,no sparks. went the wrong way. i've done that way too many times. 7-day forecast for carson city. also looking at very warm temperatures for the second half of this week, wednesday, thursday, friday, into the mid-and upper 6 0s. even touching the low 60s by thursday and friday. very warm stuff. next shower chance 20 to 30% on your saturday. >> all rightie. we're going to have much more on that coming up on "the today show." . the republican caucus in nevada is going on tomorrow, too. part of that. ''today show" is going to have much more on that. much more on local news and weather coming up on mornings on fox 11. we'll see you there >>> a crash on rob drive over the weekend has left one man dead. we'll tell you what police think may have happened leading >>> state senator debbie smith passed away over the weekend. more on her career in politics and her life. >>> nevada gop caucus is tomorrow. candidates are gearing up for the big day. we'll tell you who is making a few stops in northern nevada

there is no spark plugs, no muffler, no smog check.one of the usual stuff that i used to get maintenance on, like tires. that is really the only thing that has needed anything -- emily: so what features are you most excited about? steve: i get very excited about autopilots and the future of autonomous driving. just like the first electric car, you know that all vehicles will be electric. elon knew that before most of us. for most of us, driving in one of these -- it's like a lightning bolt goes off in your head. same with autonomous driving. so obvious. it is going to be all someone we look back and think, why do we let our teenage kids drive? 10 years from now, i am certain we will look back to the present and think, wow, we thought that was ok? the way it will come to market is as a service. imagine an uber or lyft-like service without a driver. low speed, urban, under 25 miles per hour. vehicles that could almost certainly could not kill someone, even if it tried to jump in front of the vehicle. it is the kind of thing that in the a

there is no spark plugs, no muffler, no smog check.one of the usual stuff that i used to get maintenance on, like tires. that is really the only thing that has needed anything -- emily: so what features are you most excited about? steve: i get very excited about autopilots and the future of autonomous driving. just like the first electric car, you know that all vehicles will be electric. elon knew that before most of us. for most of us, driving in one of these -- it's like a lightning bolt goes off in your head. same thing with autonomous driving. so obvious. it is going to be all someone we look back and think, why do we let our teenage kids drive? 10 years from now, i am certain we will look back to the present and think, wow, we thought that was ok? the way it will come to market is as a service. imagine an uber or lyft-like service without a driver. lower speed, under 25 miles per hour. vehicles that could almost certainly could not kill someone, even if it tried to jump in front. in the abstract, it is scary, but in the reality it

no injuries reportedd and no word yet what sparked the fire. davie. surveillance cameras capturing crook using a sledge hammer to smash through the front door. the man grabbing a cell phone and lap lab top and register before get waismght it happened at the phone repair store on southwest 30th street. sphru any information that could help police, call broward crime stopper at 954-493-tips. >> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist phil ferro. >>> >> all right. so fortunately we're in for a nice quiet night here across south florida. temperatures right now in the 70s. skies are clearing out. the wind out of wt southwest. the humidity at 52%. it is dry across palm beach, broward, miami-dade and the keys. the big difference from this morning when we had those tornadoes moving in across broward and miami-dade. now, you hea us talk about you intensity of these twisters is classified as an ef1 thvment is the intensity scale from weakest to strongest both. classified as an ef1. anywhere between 86 and 110 miles per hour and they usually produce moderate dam

mostly well north of r,no sparks, but they worked out to the eastern side of the state, and now they're out of the picture, and they stay out of the entire 7-day forecast. chilly temperatures later today. right now we're at 28. we're going for about 40 in reno sparks later today. warmer temperatures on the way. when they get here and how warm they're looking on that 7-day forecast. wac over to you. >>> new this morning, northbound interstate 540 is back open after a rollover crash overnight. it happened just after midnight on the freeway near the galena creek bridge. care flight could land and take one of the victims to the hospital. no word yet on the conditions of those involved. >>> a r,no man is behind bars this morning after allegedly hitting a reno police officer with his car and driving away. officials say 25-year-old russell roberts is now facing felony charges, including attempted murder on a police officer. . the incident happened last august when a citizen told an officer that roberts had just assaulted someone else with a weapon. roberts then used his black mercedes been to

no word on what sparked it but propane syllables -- cylinders are fueling the flames there. >>> the world health organization is holding a crisis meeting to consider whether the mosquito-born skater virus should be considered a -- mosquito virus should be considered a global health issue. the organization last declared an emergency over the 2014 ebola outbreak. >>> today the cdc is expected to declare that chipotles e. coli outbreak is over. more than 50 people were sickened. a criminal investigation is still it -- to pole plans to shut down all its stores next monday for staff meetings on food safety. >>> cbs is -- cbs is expected to make an announcement about a drug that is to -- it was used nearly 13,000 times around ohio last year. >>> a florida woman making headlines after she pulled over a cop -- for speeding. the copper speeding. the woman followed the officer until she got his attention. the officer thought the woman had an emergency until she started asking the questions to the police officer. >> you are leaving me behind and i was going 80 mi./h and i just wanted to know what's

he even took questions at one of the means exeter today and it produced a few sparks. no mention of iowa when trump spoke in exeter. he is looking forward to what new hampshire can do for him. >> you are going to play i mean it's just a massive role when you think about it. the whole world is focused on this area. >> reporter: no more talk of ted cruz either expect for an off handed joke about canadian anchor babies. >> you try, no, no. >> reporter: dozens of student in the crowd, one challenged trump on illegal immigrants in they do work that no one else wants to do and for a lot less. >> who told you to be here? bernie. illegal immigrants are the backbone of our country, i don't think, darling, no, i don't think so. they're not the back bone. >> reporter: trump stopped by the manchester police department where they made him an honorary -- properly. you will be recognized properly if i win, i can tell you that. >> reporter: trump is on buildings but he may have found it -- he wrote his name in marker on a mall so now manchester has the trump police station. dan hausle, 7

no word on what sparked that fire. >>> new tonight, an idaho state lawmaker is questioning whether or not rape can lead to pregnancy. >> it happened during a discussion about a bill that would require abortion they could get an ultrasound. >> i'm under the understanding that in many cases of rape, it does not involve any pregnancy because of the trauma of the situation. that may be true with incest a little bit. >> one expert says there is no scientific evidence showing any truth to those claims. >> this idea may come from the fact that sometimes chronic severe stress will affect fertility. but the acute stress of rape or incest does not affect that. >> the representative says he read the information years ago but can't remember where. >>> vice president rick scott? where the governor stands on a possible run with donald trump. and the major swap that will >> reporter: owners potentially losing their home over a $75 debt, and legally there's not much they can do about it. what you need to know to protect your home. >> reporter: mentally ill, mentally challenged, and has been in jail m

chief also tells me that fire crews this remain here through out the night and investigate no hot spots do spark out. sorry to say it it's not for everyone. i this show you where >> . cosby admitted to giving drugs with. cosby settled the lawsuit. amount not made public. the case was closed. cosby's testimony sealed. a judge opened those civil court records and in december a different prosecutor citing new evidence charged cosby with criminal sexualle assault. cosby's attorneys cried foul claiming the promise made by the former district attorney protected the entertainer from prosecution. the star's attorney argued kospi only testified in the civil case tpaus state agreeed to drop the criminal case. >> this the lift outlineed some of the strongest wind gusts we've had so far. look at rock port. >> wesley, fair haven are all south of boston but gusts in the 40s. years overnight tonight. we still have these gusts out there this evening. steut warm outside. there is your heavy rain that still exists. that's down to nantucket and over into sow they were plymouth county and going in to the bridges. b

a spark. no xavier player scored more than his thirteen. and back to the shooting. that kaiser gates hit is one of xavier's eight first half three's - after only making one at creighton. jalen reynolds now. and reynolds about to put a wrap on butler. flex on 'em. xavier's bench scored thirty-five points... and x swept butler this season by a combined thirty-six points. our post game coverage begins with what coach said to spark his team. chris mack: "no, i jumped them is what i did because it was deserving. i want to be an honest coach, i don't just want to scream, 'play harder' when things aren't working. because if there are things we didn't do as a coaching staff, i would own up to it. it had nothing to do with x's and o's and plays it's about being locked in and ready to play, so i gave them a little dose of reality and it was great to see our response." different this week. and check this out... he's on his knees in a 900-dollar suit! she said yes. uc... sharing, caring, every little thing that we are wearing... gary clark stuffs it. 15 and 12 today. he's had a

no restrictions on reno sparks. very warm temperatures and small precepts chances. donald -- donald trump is holding another event in nevada before the caucus tonight. let's look at the rally happening right now in sparks. a lot of people lining up this morning. more than 4000 people are expected at today's event. this is the second time donald trump has made an appearance at the nugget. he is one of five candidates try to win in nevada today. a lot of people will be there. and candidates should be taking the stand. the fact that he is -- the here. donald trump won south carolina on saturday which gave him two wins and one, second-place finish. we will hope to bring you back with a live look later on in the show. as of now, you can see a number of people -- 4000 already at the nugget, waiting for donald trump to take the stage. >>> speaking of donald trump, he is talking about the pope again -- with the most recent speeches. the gop hopeful made the comments during a rally in las vegas monday. by three, pope francis criticized donald trump's plan to build a border b

no word yet what sparked the flames. many of you just watched blue bloods -- the show that gives you a look into a reagan family. several generations of police officers - all working in the same department. tonight - we introduce you to a similar family-- with roots here in hampton roads, only they fight fires! fire in their blood a family of firefighters lt. charles )buzzy stowell richmond fire department chip & chris stowell richmond fire department keith andes rfd union president kellie stowell richmond fire department lt. charles "buzzy" stowell grew up watching his father be one of the best and bravest in hampton. his dad died of a heart attack on his way to work, three months before he was going to retire. buzzy couldn )t wait to be a firefighter just like him. three of his boys followed in the family footsteps. the fourth might too, when he s-p&done jumping out of airplanes -p&for -p&the 82nd airborne. two of them are doing something buzzy would have loved... working with their dad as a firefighter. chris and chip

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no word yet on what sparked the fire or if any of those homes have been a evacuated and as a side note, tom terry says there is rain moving into the area as well. we'll keep you updated on the story. >>> in orange county, troopers driver who hit a woman and took off. in kings point parkway. channel 9 has been working on an update. >>reporter: well, that's exactly what the troopers are trying to figure out right now because they do not have a good description on that truck, and within just the past 30 minutes, we found out that the victim is here at ormc, where she's listed in serious but stable condition. and take a look at this video from earlier, sky witness 9 flew over the accident scene as the investigators tried to piece together what happened. around lunchtime. troopers say the truck driver ran over 68-year-old theresa vazquez as she waited on the shoulder to cross the street. the only description they have right now is that that truck trailer is white. now, i noticed a gas station at that intersection, that had at least one surveillance camera facing the intersection where the a

no word on what sparked the fire. >>> we have an update on what are calling the cruise from hell. the anthem returned to its port in new jersey yesterday aer a >> it was worse than bad. when you're scared you're going to de. it was frightening. we thought the ship was going on. >> we were getting thrown off our bed. it was pretty rough. >> the anthem of the seas was aded to port canaveral here in flflrida. passengers were told to stay in their cabins untilhe storm passed making for a long 12 hours. the captain is under scrutiny because the forecast predicted hurricane force winds at seas. >>> just two days after the nation's first primary of the 2016 election season the wisconsin. nbc 6 is everywhere. we are live in m mwaukee with more from the campaign trail. not be higher tonight. hillary clinton has got to settle her jittery supporters and berniesanders has got too keep up his momentum. on the heels of bernie sanders landslide victory in new hampshire, tonight is the first real showdown between the two remaining democratic candidates. the self-described democratic socialist too

thep they have been linked to fires sparked by the batteries. no word on when the t's ban will actually take effect. >>> apple wants a federal judge to throw out an order demanding them to help the fbi crack into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. the company filed the first official response since the order last week. apple says the fbi wants dangerous power that chips away at digital privacy. the fbi wants apple to change the policy and allow them to try to unlimited number of pass codes without erasing data there. are reports that google plans to file a court brief supporting apple next week. >>> remember this wild cruise from two weeks ago caught in the big winter storm and rocked passengers at sea? well royal caribbean is facing a class action lawsuit. passengers claim the company should have known about the dangerous conditions before the anthem of the seas set sail. they are seek damages for severe emotional and psychological stress. >>> red sox at work and play in fort myers. >> the action on the field and >>> red sox spring

no word on what sparked the fire. >>> how will this play out throughout the morning, david? >> reporter: looks like it's mainly wet roads, temperatures will get close to freezing in spots. be careful of slush on sidewalks and parking lots and places like that and roads. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing you the snow across the region. not doing much in allentown. down closer to philadelphia, jenkintown, malvern. not only do we have the wet snow snowing some cases highlighted in lavender chadds ford and media, and parts of south jersey. that's steadier snow coming down. it is beneath these i expect to see a little bit of slush developing. again, as we go up to the northern and western suburbs after the sleet finishes there's not as much as an impact in places like pottstown, is doing fairly well. if we go up to quakertown and allentown this is a low-impact situation with lighter precipitation. you see that. let's go down to the shore, we have rain mixing in at the shore. we expect cooler air to drop down from the northwest and change this over to snow all the way over

there's no word on what sparked the two-alarm fire. >>> a main line massage parlor was shut down becausethe shop was offering more than back and body rubs. police raid the the massage parlor along sugar town road in wane. under cover detectives were offered sexual services in exchange for money. so far no charges have been filed. >>> there's an increased police presence apt abington high school after five days of student fights over the last four days. social media is spreading the announcement under #abington fight week. >>> it's all over social media, that's where i've seen most of this. >> reporter: what are you seeing? >>> it's ridiculous, everyone is fighting for no reason. >> reporter: the school district said it's been trying to quell rumors of fights on social media and throughout the school. they are warning students there will be severe consequences for anyone involved. >>> competitive eaters are getting ready for the messy contest in the area. action cam at this year's wing bowl. in just a few hours, 30 participants will shove as many wings as humanly possible down their gulle

no word on what sparked the blaze. >>> news channel 8 at 6:00 coming up next. >> we will go over what we are working on. >>> a would-be drug thieves trying to get his hands are narcotics. >> he picked the wrong pharmacy. we will hear from a customer who went above and beyond to take down the bad guy. >>> boosting efforts to combat zika in tampa bay but it will come cheap. taxpayers have to shell out.>>> champion boxer antonio tarver owns a fortune in child support in hillsborough county. >>> u. s. airlines have days to apply for new routes to cuba. where those flights might be coming from next. >>> those stories posture storm team eight forecast and sports with dan lucas coming up and news channel 8. the station >>> right now on news channel 8 at 6:00. >>> a drug heist goes very wrong for the bad guy. he's taken down and knocked out by a customer. >>> the magic man keeps on misbehaving cashing in on the fight he was never supposed to box in. >>> exclusives coverage from cuba. a new deal could make travel to good evening i'm stacie schaible. >> i'm keith cate and thanks for joining us.

tomorr welcome back, the reno-sparks area is no stranger to flooding. the truckee river flood management authority is devoted to reducing the impact this kind of natural disaster can have on our area. earlier today the cities of reno, sparks and washoe county heard the latest presentation for the truckee river flood project. andi guevara has the story. 100 thousand acres of washoe county are on a floodplain, and flood here in an el nino year, jay aldean executive director of truckee river flood management authority says we should expect a significant one within the next four years. aldean "we could lose inventory, we could lose equipment, we could lose lives. it's a very devastating event. in 1997 $600 million worth of damages occurred, to just washoe county the cost to prevent the damages would be significant as well. 22 to 25 million dollars annually. money that is absolutely necessary, says sparks mayor geno martini, to protect the protect the future of the truckee meadows. martini "in the sparks industrial area alone, we have over 20 thousand jobs do

no details yet on what sparked the fire. last night, people spent time leaving flowers to mourn the loss of reed. his death is the first fire fatality this year. manyare mourning the loss of today, family and friends are remembering the life of a man killed during a fire in his waterloo home. around 11-30 friday night, firefighters arrived at 16- 84 mount carmel drive. that's the mount village apartments, near allen hospital. there, fire crews pulled 53-year-old ray anthony reed from his burning home. officials say reed died from scalds and burns. no details yeyeon what sparked the fire. last night, people spent time leaving flowers to mourn the loss of reed. his death is the first fire fatality this year. many are mourning the loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia, this morning. the long-time conservative judge died yesterday in texas. he was there on vacation. officials report, justice scalia died of natural causes during his slele. he wawa79 years old. presididt obama has pledged to fill the justice's spot sooner r

island's most famous mansions, and thest kate is worth at least $3 million no injuries here, and no word on what sparked the fire. to restore power knocked out in last night's storms. there are gusty winds, even tonight, and eric says it's getting much colder out there. >> it will return to winter after an incredible day in the 60s, and the winds are gusting 20 to 35 miles an hour. the strongest gusts to cape cod and the islands, and a few gusts here and there overnight and the temperature change, 42 in boston, down to 35 in worcester, and pittsburgh is below the freezing mark, and lingering showers. most of these will wrap up by midnight tonight. tomorrow morning, want the winter jacket ready? 30 to 35 degrees colder depending on your town. upper 20s to 30s, and the windchill is in the 20s. the cold, not sticking around for too long. the climb will begin well above average as we get to the end of the week end and we will take a full look at the weekend forecast and how rare the up. >>> to acknowledge, for example, you're the only person on this stage who has been fined for hiring people illegally. >> i

their home. crews responded. it appears the fire started in the back of the home. there's no word on what sparked the fire. >>> animals are used to manage landscapes in the tri-state. goats were delivered to the ground. acre. we tried to help control the the low cost weed eaters, used in parks in covington. >>> being pregnant could be very stressful. >> susan hed ricks, how to manage the stress levels in today's health minute. >>> stress is normal for pregnant women. stress may be the reasons why you feel stressed out. >> pregnancy is stressing you out. your heart is working much more than normal. your heart rate is faster. you're automatically at a heightened state. >> too much stress is not a good thing. and whether the drug level affects the fetus. >> we're not sure that stress is harmful. although it could make your pregnancy a lot tougher. there's some data that says, that stress could increase your risk for a smaller baby and preterm labor. >> you could manage stress at a >> a couple of things that could help. relaxation techniques, hot cup of tea or warm bath or learning through breathing

no injuries have been reported. it' s still not clear what sparked the blaze. lifeguards pulled off a dramatic rescue along the california coast. a swimmer had to be pulled from the water after becoming trapped in a cove. you can see the man stuck in the cove as strong waves swept him away yesterday. he says he was surveying the water for snorkeling when a wave him up against the rocks. >> i thought i was going to drown, honestly. i was hanging on the rock over to drown. it was a very scary experience. michelle: the arm of the crane eventually went over the edge of the cliff and pulled him to safety. he is lucky. jason: central florida. people are thinking about beach. it should be a warm afternoon ahead, right eric? eric: well, it will be chilly if you are getting in the water. filtered sunshine right now. it is a mostly cloudy sky out there right now. 73 degrees is our current temperature. as the wind is out of the south, sustained here at 16 all -- 16 miles per hour. 70 degrees in winter haven right now. looking at the satellite clouds, continuing to stream

he is in custody but police say they have no idea what sparked this crime and say they believe it was totally random and i just shot at whomever he saw. >> the last shooting happened at this cracker barrel. he went up to five people and thought them in their shot them in their vehicle. an active shooter randomly shooting people. >> fearing for his safety he got in his car and drove to grand rapids for the night but he didn't realize how close he got to the scene. >> turns out where they picked him up was just a couple of blocks from where we were driving. it was at bell's brewery and we drove right by there. >> police say that jason dalton was randomly shooting at hurricane katrina. >> hurricane people.>> he encounted them and shoot them in their vehicle and there were four dead on the scene and one clinging to life. >> and police also say a father and son were killed. the mass kerry massacre began at 5:42 when he shot a woman multiple times >> when you see these, and you think are they that much different than us and could someone just snap and decide to let evil reign? and unfortuna

no motive yet. sparks flew last night in the last g- o-p debate before super tuesday. of course, donald trump angered some, including the president of mexico- who says if anyone is going to build a wall between our countries... trump should pay for it because he has money. and the red carpet is being prepared for the 88th oscar awards this sunday. you can catch the show and all the red carpet action right here on channel 13... beginning at 4 our time. here's a look at what we're at 3... breaking news-- a man shot downtown, and the shooter is on the run! the latest in the investigation coming up at 3. plus, the hidden dangers in your cup of tea. and the tips you need to keep yourself safe! tonight's primetime lineup begins with last man standing at 8, dr. ken at 8:30, shark tank at 9,... 20-20 at ten and action news at 11. now to the latest spy scandal- this one involving the popular theme park- seaworld. a stunning confession by the park's c-e-o- admitting to sending workers undercover- posing as animal workers undercover- posing as animal rights activists- so they cou

no one knows just yet what sparked the shooting. we may never know for sure what was going on in the alleged shooter's mind...as he was killed by the first officer on the scene. this is the second mass shooting we've covered in less than one a little different is the fact that it appears to be workplace-related. i'm looking into how common these types of incidents are. i'll have answers for you coming up at 5:30. back to you. it's something everyone will be talking about today on the campaign trail today...there were lots of fireworks at the final republican debate before super tuesday. for florida senator marco rubio and texas senator ted cruz.. it was a final chance for them to take the lead away from donald trump. check this out -- the gloves came off as the candidates attacked each other, more than the issues. we are just a couple of weeks out from the florida primary. the latest quinnipiac poll shows trump is leading rubio by 16 percent in the sunshine state. former president bill clinton will be in south florida today campaign

no word on what sparked the fire. one firefighter was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> 4:30 your time. democratic hopefuls have their first chance since iowa to go head to head. msnbc is hosting a debate that starts at 9:00 tonight. it's only been three days since hillary clinton's razor thin defeat of bernie sanders. cnn hosted a town hall discussion last night where the attacks got tough arer and more personal. >> i don't know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. >> i was somewhat amused today that senator sanders has set himself up to be the gatekeeper on who is a progressive. >> chuck todd and rachel maddow will moderate tonight's debate. and you won't have to wait long for the next republican forum either. there is a debate planned for saturday night. in the next 15 minutes, the different tactics candidates will use to try to win new hampshire and plus how iowa changed the race for the white house. rac tracie potts will join us. >>> former mayor gray will annou

at the least eight boats were damaged at the marina on sea isle boulevard no one was hurt no word on what sparked that fire. >>> we're following up on a story we first told but last night concerning research on undetect brain tumors. one of the patients discovered he had a tumor after watching a story on cbs three health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how we help save a life. >> reporter: thinks really something. you you never know who is watching our stories a and how the information we provide, can make an impact. well, yesterday we did the story on that viewer who became a patient, today we followed up with the brain surgeon. >> in this part it is all healed it extend up this far. >> reporter: john foreign is recovering from brain surgery and working on getting his strength back with the help of his girlfriend, january he will dell sandra who does a lot of cooking for him. >> here's to health, happiness. >> reporter: john, 63, lives in south jersey has no symptoms and was in great shape and experienced scubadivers and instructor, volunteer fire fighter and adventure and traveler. >> i wa

the reno-sparks area is no stranger to flooding. the truckee river flood management authority is devoted to reducing the impact this kind of natural disaster can have on earlier today the cities of reno, sparks and washoe county heard the latest presentation for the truckee river flood project. andi guevara has the story. 100 thousand acres of washoe county are on a floodplain, and while there has never been a flood here in an el nino year, jay aldean executive director of truckee river flood management authority says we should expect a significant one within the next four years. aldean "we could lose inventory, we could lose equipment, we could lose lives. it's a very devastating event. in 1997 $600 million worth of damages occurred, to just washoe county the cost to prevent the damages would be significant as well. 22 to 25 million dollars annually. money that is absolutely necessary, says sparks mayor geno martini, to protect the protect the future of the truckee meadows. martini "in the sparks industrial area alone, we have there

still no word on what spark that fire. >>> investigators say pilot error was the probable cause of anident at philadelphia international airport nearly two years ago. national transportation safety board says the pilots of u.s. airways flight 1702 chose to take off rather than ensure the plane's commuter was properly couldn't figure. the report sids the plane's first officer entered information for the wrong runw runway. the captain had her fix it but she failed to re-enter key data. that plane bound for fort lauderdale lifted off and return to the ground skidding about 2,000 feet. two of the 154 people on board sustain minor injuries. >>> philadelphia's district attorney says he will not allow anyone to pressure his office into rushing the lesean mccoy assault investigation. it's been 18 days since investigators say mccoy assaul assaulted two off duty police officers inside an old city nightclub. critics are frustrated with the pace of the investigation. the ag seth williams has no timeline on possible charges. >> the only timetable we have is justice. getting it right. for those tha

no word on what sparked that fire. >> happening today, another hearing in bill cosby's pending sexuallt case. a judge will determine in a montgomery county district attorney has enough evidence to bring decades old charges to trial. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside the courthouse in norristown with the details. katherine. >> reporter: and matt, a lot of people are going to be here today. they not only have a primary courtroom set up but they have an overflow courtroom because they're expecting so many people to be here for this hearing. at issue is whether this case should proceed and who should prosecute it. this is amid accusations of molesting women but this is the only criminal case leveled against him. today attorneys for bill cosby will ask a judge to throw out the case. they'll argue that 78-year-old cosby had a deal in 2005 with then district attorney bruce castor that cosby wouldn't be prosecuted in exchange for his testimony. inn and accuser andrea constand's civil lawsuit. cosby admitted had a number of affairs, had obtained quaaludes to give women bef

an sos call from a outside caregiver, no heat and wires sparking. the 88-year-old wheelchair- bound homeowner helen morris frail and in bed was helpless. >> i ran upstairs and found the bed engulfed in flame, ran downstairs, grabbed some pots of water and i tried to put it out. but the smoke was just too much for me. >> reporter: oil burner repairman had just arrived to fix the heat and stumbled into a life-and-death situation. >> when you got to the edge of the bluff and looked down you could see the roof of the house which had smoke billowing out and as you started going down the stairs you could see in the windows, you could see the flames in the second story bedroom. >> reporter: suffolk officer matthew funaro also ran into the choking smoke. both men now worried the roof would collapse on to the senior citizen. >> the hole was through the [ indiscernible ] on the floor and i was worried about anything coming through the floor and right on top of her. >> we realize we weren't going to get over the threshold so we picked up the wheelchair brought

still no word on what spark that fire. >>> investigators say pilot error was the probable cause of anncident at philadelphia international airport nearly two years ago. national transportation safety board says the pilots of u.s. airways flight 1702 chose to take off rather than ensure the plane's commuter was properly couldn't figure. the report sids the plane's first officer entered information for the wrong runw runway. the captain had her fix it but she failed to re-enter key data. that plane bound for fort lauderdale lifted off and return to the ground skidding about 2,000 feet. two of the 154 people on board sustain minor injuries. >>> philadelphia's district attorney says he will not allow anyone to pressure his office into rushing the lesean mccoy assault investigation. it's been 18 days since investigators say mccoy assaul assaulted two off duty police officers inside an old city nightclub. critics are frustrated with the pace of the investigation. the ag seth williams has no timeline on possible charges. >> the only timetable we have is justice. getting it right. for those t

there is no word on whoo what mighthave sparked that fire. >> a scary situation over night of a wisconsin sheriff's office- -somebody called in and say they're going to get justice for steven. >> steven avery who's innocent >> the caller describes bomb in the sheriff's office building explosives. officers evacuated the neighborhood as a precaution with the bomb squad and while canine units search the area. >>> assad tweeted he will turn himself in at noon. >> this morning, the sexually assault case against comedian bill cosby is moving forward. >> the 78 years old is charged former plea in 2004. cosby admitted that he druggedwomen to have sex with him but he said the sex was con consensual. he's due back in court next month. >>> this morning, deputies are trying to reunite people with two burglar suspects stole. >> detectives recovered more than $200, 000 in stolen goods goods. abc action reporter were there when people recover items that they thought were gone forever. what looks like a display is $200, 000 in stolen items. investigators saythese two men, justin peter and harry dame mond

, authorities say he ran the same red light again and collided with this power pole, causing sparks to fly. no one was seriously hurt, he quit shortly after this crash in 2012 and no longer drives school buss. but news 6 has learned other school bus drivers involved in crashes are still driving our children. in 2014, this orange county school bus pulled out of an apartment complex and into the path of an oncoming car. >> the car went under the bus and everybody turned and everybody was screaming. and everybody was worried. >> reporter: the bus driver received a ticket for failing to yield. but tonight, she is still behind the wheel of a school bus. after the school district issued her this written reprimand. she's been with the district for the 25 years. i checked her driving history, fairly clean. not even a speeding ticket. that's on and off the job. >> reporter: if a school bus driver gets a speeding ticket in their personal car or runs a red light like this one did, their bosses find out about it. every single week, the state sends local school districts these reports showing their employe

no word on what sparked the fire but so far there are no reports of any injuries. >> wow. >> wow is right. i had a chance to cover some fire tornadoes when i worked on >>> back to the workout clothes. i confess as well. sometimes i throw on yoga pants and never do yoga. >>> some of you are heading to work and school this morning. happy friday, you made it and we are ready for the weekend. right now a live view from our windjammer resort. palm trees swaying, surf looking a little on the rough side. throughout the day, that will be the big story for us locally in terms of any hazards. a dangerous high-risk of rip currents. so although many of you may be tempted to head to the beach, today it is best to stay out of the water, avoid swimming. not safe. another live view from doral looking toward the miami skyline, we are seeing some clouds. thankfully right now the radar is quiet except if a few sprinkles. we had a few sprinkles across the keys and throughout the day today. and even this weekend a 10% chance of rain. an isolated shower, sprinkles possible. the northeast anywhere from 9 to 17

sparks. paul -- this is no ordinary weekend over there is it? not at all kristen -- employees say this area will be pretty much empty for most of super bowl sunday because most orders are for takeout or delivery. but on this side of the counter -- it's gonna be all hands on deck. between all four locations -- all 115 employees will be working. cutting pizza, shaking wings, shaking fries pizza plus is gearing up for a pump out 20 to 30 large pizzas and 400 wings every 15 minutes. dan "it will be crazy, nonstop until after the super bowl." stocking tomato sauce cans and they're already stocking up. this hallway is being used to store pizza boxes -- and the walk-ins are nearly full. even more will be delivered, friday. yolanda "this is just half of the order that we're going to get. it's gonna be packed." some customers start placing their orders, two to three weeks prior to the super bowl. if you wait till game day to order -- you're looking at at least a two-hour wait -- and that's if there's any slots left. this board is coordinated to get the m

. >>> no word on what spark add second deadly fire in as many days. this one in a home in mason. >> roma hunt died in the blaze. she's the 13th person to die in a fire so far this year. larry davis is live with new information. larry? >> here we go. >> drive in mason is very quiet. it's always a quiet street for the most part. today, even more quieter as people mourn the loss of a neighbor. the house here is boarded up. crews spent the better part of the afternoon, putting out the house engulfed by flames. >>> and mason firefighters were called in the home of 1 thousand block of olympia around 1:30 this morning. neighbors described flames shooting several feet into the air. the fire spread quickly through the one side of the home, she apparently lived alone at the home. some of the first neighbors who arrived wanted to go inside. the fire and smoke were too much. hunt was dead at the scene. 911 callers appeared someone was inside the home, because a car was still parked in the driveway. coming up on local 12 news at 5:30 tonight, hear from some of some of the neighbors who live in the st

the reno-sparks area is no stranger to flooding. the truckee river flood management authority is devoted to reducing the impact this kind of natural disaster can have on our area. earlier today the cities of reno, sparks and washoe county heard the latest presentation for the truckee river flood project. andi guevara has the story. 100 thousand acres of washoe county are on a floodplain, and while there has never been a flood here in an el nino year, jay aldean executive director of truckee river flood management authority says we should expect a significant one within the next four years. we could lose equipment, we could lose lives. it's a very devastating event. in 1997 $600 million worth of damages occurred, to just washoe county the cost to prevent the damages would be significant as well. 22 to 25 million dollars annually. money that is absolutely necessary, says sparks mayor geno martini, to protect the protect the future of the truckee meadows. martini "in the sparks industrial area alone, we have over 20 thousand jobs down t

the fire department says they got the flames under control in no word yet on what sparked that fire. >> you see her wake up and it's like, where am i? >> she's got at least eight more lives. >> she's good with that. a woman says she was attacked by a massage therapist and now she's taking some action. >> that's right. that woman isn't alone. coming up on the news at 7:00, another woman tells us the same man attacked her, too. >> i want other women to come forward and not be afraid and know that he's not going to get away with this. >> her accusations led to the man's arrest on sex charges but news 6 learned he could still be working and it's perfectly legal. see you at 7:00. >> thank you, ginger. >> all right. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. you've been warning us we would have tens on the sorrells scale. >> today it didn't quite make it. >> really? >> it was so cold this morning. you slept through it all today. >> by the time she woke up, it was a 10. >> it was not as foggy this morning. >> no fog at all. it was a 9. >> we can't do a 9.5. i want to start out the