highlighting north korea as a -- as north korea's notorious prison camps. of course, there have been some differences in approaches towards north korea over the years, particularly with respect to the tactics of engaging north korea and the appropriate balance of carrots and sticks. yet, it is apparent that the past several decades of u.s. policy are not working. north korea continues to advance their nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities unchecked. they have orchestrated malicious cyber attacks that threaten our allies as well as our own national security. meanwhile, the north korean people remain impoverished and subject to brutal treatment at the hands of the regime. i appreciate the complexity of risk imposed by north korea and their limited options. however, there is certainly more that we can do and should be doing in addressing this issue. our bill sets precedent and puts in place strong mandatory sanctions and establishes for the first time a statutory framework for sanctions in response to north korean cyber threats. the president will be requ

sanctions for north korea. when we do impose sanctions, sanctions we impose against north korea are not competitive. in response to the sony attack president obama issued executive order 13687 which was expansive in breadth but weakly implemented. they targeted 13 north koreans on the sanctions list and ten individuals not involved in cyber warfare. that was our response to north korea. we have not imposed human right sanctions on a single north korean individual. 200,000 men, women and children in north korea and the united states hasn't imposed a human right sanctions on a human north korea leader. that is a tragedy given the grievan grievances that have been perpetrated. i want to stop the maniac of kim jong-un. i had an opportunity to go to south korea and we agreed to status quo with north korea is no longer stable. i visited the dmz and days after i departed north korea fired artillery across the border further illustrating the danger that the south koreans live in every day. i traveled to china and met w

korea, whether you export from or import to north korea, those -- import from north korea or export to north korea, goods, raw metals, precious materials that can be fund, the -- funneled, the goods, the money from that funneled to weapons of mass destruction, the activities prohibited by the legislation. so if north korea is exporting gold or coal and we know that gold and coal are chiefly responsible for north korean foreign currency reserves, then that entity could be designated as a sanctioned entity under the legislation. and perhaps those -- those entities are in china. but the fact is we need cooperation with china. we need cooperation with japan and south korea that we have had so strongly in the past to grow even more. we have an opportunity for trilateral alliance, cooperation between the three nations that will allow us to work together, to share intelligence, to share cooperative efforts and exercises when it comes to north korea and to work with china to help make sure that it's sticking by what it says it wants to do, and that is to denuclearize the north korean regime

sanctions to save those who want to deal with north korea and to help north korea achieve its goals in violation of international norms. will have a consequence, because right now we have all been focused on north korea as a government, as an entity, but this legislation now broadens that to say to those who want to help the north koreans provide the wherewithal, the material wherewithal for their nuclear missile and other programs, that there is a consequence to you. and i believe that is an appropriate use of sanctions, and that's what i want to close on. on this question of sanctions. for 24 years between the house foreign affairs committee and the last ten in the senate foreign affairs committee, i have viewed u.s. foreign policy in that peaceful diplomacy has an arsenal. that arsenal is in part how one can direct international opinion to a country who is violating international norm, to the extent that that country can really be affected by international opinion. north korea is an example of a country that is difficult to affect by international opinion. the use of your age, th

a north korea with more nuclear weapons, a north korea with more missile delivery systems, a north koreathat continues to proliferate, so these negotiations haven't been successful. lets be brutally blunt about that. but that does' mean we stop. >> while the international community navigates policy options - changes within north korea might have the most far-reaching implications >> there is so much curiosity in south korea about what is happening in the north that as you can see hundreds of people come here every day to take a peek at the other side. >> our main glimpse of life in the provinces... we were shown in a cafe in seoul >> fault lines was shown exclusive footage from a north korean smuggler. he asked us not to reveal his identity. >> in this clip, a group of people are waiting outside a train station in suncheon city, north of pyongyang. we were told they were waiting for merchants to arrive with chinese goods that need to be brought to market... things like shampoos, electronics and smuggled dvds. >> we are told if caught filming the markets... you could go to prison, or wors

engagement on north korea human rights related issues. there are reporting requirements related to these strategies as well to report on political prison camps and a feasibility study on providing communication equipment to the people of north korea so we can permiate the opportunity of information to flow to the people of north korea. and last but not least, under the gardner substitute, the state is apartment is required to expand the scope and frequency of travel reportings for north korea. that is what we think about most of the time when we think about north korea. but there is another dimension beyond nuclear challenges, missile challenges, and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. ... remain serious unanswered questions about human rights and the lot of the north korean people. we only read the headlines like the one on this chart, life in a north korean labor camp: no thinking, just fear. kim's former bodyguard tells of beatings, starvation in north korean prison camp. north korea's prison camp is one of the most evil

china hates what north korea is doing and the only thing worse than what north korea is doing is the prospect that north korea falls apart >>> you've written a lengthy article on this. you say there is another approach to take some measures to reduce this threat. >> i think so. we interviewed a bunch of north korea defectors whose job was to evade sanctions. what we concluded is china can get after this. it can't pressure north korea but it can block that weapons technology if it expands its rupgs, it's anti corruption program, so it-- corruption. if it strengthens this trend twarpdz compliance so banks don't fund the north korean procurement-- towards-- it can do all that without saying to north korea, "i hate you", until north korea goes all rogue. i think there is a middle way here, but we've got to be smart. the thing that we're doing isn't working. we have to be different and smarter >>> our coverage continues. coming up in the next half an hour we will be heading back live to washington plus gordon chang will be joining us in the next half an hour. the debate just concluded. se

should be talking to north korea. we go back to where we started in saying that the timing is everything. this launch certainly has to irk official in beijing because it comes on the eve of the lunar new year, the biggest holiday in china. it also comes a week after the chinese dispatched a senior official to pyongyang to urge restraint, and it comes only a month after the reported test of an h bomb that went through without anyone giving warning to beijing which was a bit of a surprise and certainly speaks to the somewhat cooling relationship between the two historical allies. >> at this point, do you get a sense that china is calling on nations like the united states to engage more in discussions, negotiations? is that what the chinese are asking for in their reaction to what happened? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly what they're asking for. they're being clear saying first everyone needs to be calm. second, there needs to be restraint. lays out clearly in this brief statement that dialogue and consultation are es

from outside north korea. whatever the international community has thrown at it and whatever china may or may not do in the coming weeks, north korea is determined to pursue both its nuclear program and its missile program. it says so openly and so far no amount of international pressure has dissuaded it from that course of action >>> thank you very much. over to beijing and adrian brown. even china, one of north korea's only allies, has expressed regret at this latest launch, but china not likely to be happy with this decision by the u.s. and south koreans to discuss the possibility of deploying high altitude miss ilinterceptor system >> reporter: yes. i think china would regard that as happening as almost as series as what north korea has done today. china has urged restraint and calm. it says what south korea is now proposing would possibly destabilize things even more. china today issued a fairly measured statement. the ministry of foreign affairs on its website said that north korea had the right to carry

winds north early showers. then partly cloudy. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 15-20mph. a cold front is very slowly moving through the region today. a weak area of low pressure will form along the front as it moves offshore through the afternoon. this will rain going today into tonight. localized flooding will be possible with another 1-2" of rain forecast. the front will slowly push offshore tonight, but rain will continue behind it. we'll see the rain wrap up tomorrow morning. it could end briefly as a rain/snow mix, but nothing would stick. then we'll dry out through the day. we'll be dry on saturday. most of sunday looks dry now. however, a very strong area of low pressure will form a few hundred miles offshore. this may bring some precipitation to northeast north carolina or perhaps a stray shower to the rest of the region. this will have to be monitored carefully. if the storm changes track just a little to the north or west, then it could bring a wintry mix closer to the region. stay tuned for updates. much colder by will be in the 50s early. temps will drop to th

she said this rocket launch is a direct threat and it completely can advance north korea's north korea's nuclear capabilities. let's listen to a little bit more of what samantha power had to say. >> it claims it launched what it called a peaceful earth observation satellite, but nobody is fooled. so-called space launch vehicles are the same technology as ballistic missiles which are expressly prohibited by multiple security council resolutions. some may be hearing the terms "prove okaytive acts and provocations. these are almost euphemisms that have come to be used in the context of north korea's advancing of the nuclear weapons program. what north korea is doing with each of these illegal acts, with each of these launches, is the launches, themselves are advancing north korea's capacity to advance it's nuclear weapons program. >> 2 will be interesting to know what china is thinking right now. did their spokesman speak after the meeting? that's all i know that they were reluctant to say anything on the way into the meeting. >> that's right. after it was over, the chinese ambassador actua

sanctions for north korea. pyongyang recently conducted a nuclear test and also launched a rocket which is widely believed to have been a long-range ballistic missile test. the u.s. is calling for a tough response. but china has cautioned that harsh penalties may destabilize the region. they will continue talks on the possible u.n. sanctions. it's anticipated wang will urge the u.s. to start discussions with north korea. he proposed last week that denuclearization talks should be paired with the consideration of a peace treaty which pyongyang wants. but the u.s. is refusing to sit down with north korea until it takes specific steps towards denuclearization. also on the agenda for kerry and wang, the south china sea. last week kerry criticized china for deploying a missile system on a disputed island despite chinese president xi jinping's pledge not to militarize the region. now, countries near north korea have been on heightened alert. u.s. marines stationed in the southern japanese prefecture of okinawa are on

we hate to second-guess north korea because one thing that is predictable with north korea is they're very unpredictable. we have been already exposed to north korean threats through various means. it is not exactly - there are so many other things that are threatening us. in the minds of south korean people this is not huge addition in terms of our threat perception >>> how do you think this will play out in the long-term, then, in terms of the tensions on the peninsula and of south korea where you are? >> in terms of being threatened and tensions, i'm sure there will be political tensions, but in terms of the public mind is we're getting tired the overall lack of progress. we may get to see some rising of the domestic opinion here asking for something in the form of dialogue. there are also considerable size of south koreans here who want to see something less confrontational, but we need time about this issue >>> thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you >>> u.s. republican presidential hopefuls have reacted to the north korean crisis in a debate ahead of the new hampshire

winds north 5-10mph. a cold front is slowly moving offshore with an area of low pressure along it. colder air is filtering in from the west as the sytem moves snow in the region. most of this will melt with a warm/wet ground in place. but some areas north/northwest of the metro could see some light accumulations on grassy surfaces or vehicles. wet roads and some wintry weather will likely cause slow-downs for this morning's commute. by the mid-morning we will dry out. we'll gradually clear out through the day. highs will be in the 40s. cool/dry weather is expected for tomorrow. at this time sunday looks fairly quiet, but we will be on the edge of another offshore low. coastal north carolna could see a few showers on sunday. a stray shower could move up to the southside. this is a fairly large system. so any change in its track could change the forecast. stay tuned for updates. quiet weather will start next monday. however, a big upper level system could bring a few showers system looks dry, but some minor

some businesses are even venturing into north korea. one entrepreneur has opened a garment factory in pyongyang. he labels north korean-made garments made in china and exports them to japan and south korea. >> translator: we're making a profit thanks to the cheap north korean labor. >> reporter: last year, $600 million worth of clothing was made in the north and exported to china. some of it was then shipped abroad as chinese products. that's just one of the ways that people are sidestepping the international sanctions. some chinese firms are starting to see north korea as a possible market. they took part in a trade show last year in the north's rason special economic zone showing everything from food and drink to chinese-made vehicles. to musical instruments. and even massage machines. these exporters say trade with north korea will bring benefits on a broader scale, ushering economic reforms and political stability. but they may not get the chance to prove it. for now they're waiting to see whether their businesses will be caught in

winds north 10-20mph. friday: a few early showers. then partly the mid 40s. winds north 15-20mph. a cold front is very slowly moving through the region today. a weak area of low pressure will form along the front as it moves offshore through the afternoon. this will help to keep the rain going today into tonight. localized flooding will be possible with another 1-2" of rain forecast. the front will slowly push offshore tonight, but rain will continue behind it. we'll see the rain wrap up tomorrow morning. it could end briefly as a rain/snow mix, but nothing would stick. then we'll dry out through the day. we'll be dry on saturday. most of sunday looks dry now. however, a very strong area of low pressure will form a few hundred miles offshore. this may bring some precipitation to northeast north carolina or perhaps a stray shower to the rest of the region. this will have to be monitored carefully. if the storm changes track just a little to the north or west, then it could bring a wintry mix closer to the updates. much colder by the middle of next week. good morning, hampton roads.

hopefully stop this conduct of north korea. yes, north korea has nuclear weapons. they are developing missiles to deliver those nuclear weapons. about a year or year and a half ago the dictator of north korea said he wanted that first intercontinental ballistic missile to go to austin, texas. i take that a little personal, mr. speaker. i don't know why he picked austin. anyway, and their delivery capability, they are working on that. and they have no intention of stopping. so, the international community must tell the dictator of north korea you can't do this. you can't be a menace to not only your own people in south korea and the entire region but the world. so, this piece of legislation is an important step in stopping the mischief making, trigger happy dictator of north korea. i yield back the balance of my tifmente that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. royce: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. gentleman from new york. mr. enge

the regime of north korea that doesn't want the people of north korea to understand they can live a better life. section 302 directs the secretary of state to develop a strategy to combat forced labor practices including a diplomatic outreach plan and public diplomacy awareness campaign, what we can do together to try to bring awareness to north koreans. let them know that if they have family members in south korea, what kind of opportunities people of south korea are sharing. it wasn't that long ago, just a few decades ago where north korea actually had a more vibrant economy than south korea. that's certainly not the case today. if you stand on this line, if you stand on the d.m.z. and you look north into north korea and you see the hillsides that have been completely deforested, all the vegetation removed because people lacked food in north korea, so they cut down the trees and created wood soup so they would have something to fill their stomachs because the north korean regime of kim jong-un has failed to do so. and you look at the south, you can see the hills, vegetation, devel

policy towards north korea. there has been surprisingly little vair yition in their overall descriptions of the danger and recommended policy prescriptions. former u.s. officials have all characterized north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile activities as posing serious and unacceptable risks to the u.s. national interests. these same officials also stress the importance of standing with our close regional allies, south korea and japan, in the face of destabilizing north korean provocations. in addn, the >> >> further north korean provocation to prevent the threat of sensitive technology. and they note the importance of the u.s. security council sanctions since typically the need for china to exercise greater influence. but let me say this. i am personally very disappointed the way the u.n. security council has functioned with the ballistic missile tests but yet nothing has been done at the u.n. security council level. in the delegation right before the last test to influence them. the country and of china w

snowfall totals by noon will range from 2 to 4 north of the river inside the 275 loop with 3 to 6 north east into clermont, warren, clinton, and highland counties. this is not additional but taking in what fell overnight. our northern ky and se indiana areas have very icy roads as lighter amounts of 1 to 3 inches will be on the ground by noon. while snow will be scattered then later this evening and overnight icy and slick spots with additional accumulation in through wednesday morning. with both air and pavement temperatures well below freezing this morning any place temperatures well below freezing this morning any place that gets a light skim of snow could see an icy patch develop. later today into wednesday additional spotty snow showers could cause scattered travel problems. denise tosses to dan cincinnati city snow crews have been working around-the-clock to clear snow/ice of city streets. crews are operating on 12- hour shifts, with the last crew starting at 7 p.m. currently, dps has 58 vehicles on the road fighting this storm. " crews have been focused on treating city streets i

any north korean target. now is the time to get to work on the long-range strike bomber program. similarly, we need to upgrade the nuclear cruise missile carried on the b-52 bomber. cruise missiles are fired from a distance as long as the option of threatening north korean targets without flying over north korean airspace. this stand-off capability is tremendously important. the existing nuclear cruise missile is based on 1970's technology and is well beyond its intended service life. we need to ensure that the air force has the resources necessary to develop a new cruise missile that can defeat modern air defense systems for decades to come. we also need to ensure that the national nuclear security administration has the resources it needs to refurbish the warhead that flies on the cruise missile. letting our bomber and cruise missile capabilities become obsolete would send a disastrous signal to the kim regime that its nuclear program has yielded strategic benefits. on the other hand, modernizing our forces

this is mainly for the south side if you are joining us from north carolina. you'll likely see rain as we head out the day today and even some mixed precipitation or snow showers a little bit farther and went to for the southside plenty of clouds we will have chances for rain but that won't come until later on this afternoon's the same late morning early afternoon but temperatures will be a bit on the chilly side definitely below we should be by this time of the year forties by this action will take a look at the seven day forecast that's coming up in a few minutes ago. all right thanks aisha the super bowl ranks of millions of viewers each year but so does the puppy bowl. it is a miniature eyes football game played by approximately eighty puppies as asia screams in the background she watches it every year all of the cuddly critters i should come from shelters and rescue centers around the country is acute competition to promote adoption for families looking for a new puppy bowl airs on animal planet three this afternoon but if you don't wanna wait to find a n

just a little bit of light rain north of the city here. as you head up to i-77, the croft community, even highland creek still seeing rain. same story up around huntersville. as you move northbound through cornelius and davidson here, it's all rain. nothing icy up here in the northern part of mecklenberg county, but the further north you go, there's still pockets of cold air lingering here, especially between stoney point on highway 90 down through statesville here, northern part of iredell county, working into eastern alexander. even eastern catawba county, you're still seeing those temperatures that are cold enough to get just a little light glaze to form. now, the back edge of that rain is moving through charlotte as we speak. it should wrap up in statesville around 5:42, concord around frfer:53. salisbury closer to around after 6:00. here's the issue, though, as you travel north out of no problems. once you cross into iredell county, it's 32, over into mooresville, lincolnton, you're now at 33. newton, you're still at 32. so most neigh

of north carolina. elevations that will get the most out of this event. 34 degrees currently in laurens, but everyone is going to get cold air. that cold air blown down from the great lakes of canada, reaching deep into the south. chilling everybody down. it is not in a hurry to get out of here. it will be cold all the way through the weekend. over the past several hours, we have seen flurries of snow continue. patches of snow working their way across tennessee and a corrupting as they hit the north carolina border. the areas in pink, that is the winter storm warning that continues through today and into tomorrow. there will even be a few more flurries of snow tomorrow. let's take our computer model of the future plus and run it this morning. you can see snow right along the border, a couple of spots and georgia may affect parts of i-85 court order with a brief bit of snow. that snow continues through wednesday in the mountains of north carolina and whatever falls will hang around for a couple of days w

it was fired from a base in the north-west. there has been condemnation from south korea, japan and u.s. they say it is a coverage for filing new missile technology. a rocket carrying an earth observation satellite was launched in orbit was announced on north korean tv. ban ki-moon has called pyongyang's action be plorable. he says it's a violation of security council resolutions. -- deplorable. the security council needs to responds quickly with what she calls strong punitive measures. seoul says it will have talks with the u.s. on a new defense system. harry, how significant is it that the americans and south koreans are talking about the possibility of deploying an anti missile system? >> reporter: certainly they're looking for ways to respond to this latest what they call provocation by north korea. we're still waiting for the u.n. security council sanctions resulting from the january 6 fourth nuclear test carried out by north korea. they're trying to respond militarily in a defense posture terms to what north korea is doin

one of the facts about north dakota is we are the geographical center of north america. so companies who want to be geographically centered, north dakota is it. there's plenty of place to expand, but how we approach for direct investment is we look at what our strengths are and sell into our strengths. we know we are not going to be a fit for everybody and that is ok. we are not looking for companies who want to get a five-year lease through the use of incentives and when it done, they decide they're going to leave and go somewhere else. when we talk about who we are and what we are, we talk about our strengths. i want to highlight some of those. our governor and his team have done a terrific job in leading our state as it relates to all the states in the country. we have economic strengths we are proud of and we want to surpass all states in gdp growth. we are the top economic performer in the nation since 2000. according to 24/7 wall street, they ranked north dakota as the best state in the nation for years running. we are a constitutionally balanced-budget state and w

-- northeast georgia in the foothills of north carolina. this evening could cause flight delays or cancellations. you will want to check with the airport on that. snow in sleet the mountains and freezing rain in the upstate. it is cloudy now with snow in the mountains of north carolina. let's put it into motion. we start to see freezing rain and sleet developing into the piedmont. 3:00 on into the evening. between 3:00 and 10:00 tonight, closely. heavy rain comes in after midnight. northeastern georgia in the overnight. the sun is back by tomorrow afternoon, and we have some pretty days to look forward to. this will be the last event of this week. nice sunny weather wednesday through sunday to look forward to. temperatures will warm up, too. we get the cold air out of your midweek and into the weekend. we will be above normal. today, still on the chilly side. 32 for the upstate. mid 30's for the mountains, but that will happen later this evening. tomorrow, temperatures will bounce right back to 55 for highs. sunny wednesday through the week

now this comes just one day after a controversial missile launch by north korea north korea insisted the rocket was carrying a satellite the critics think the launch was an attempt to test band technology designed to strike america us and japan for an emergency meeting of the un security council today to discuss north korea's action only on thirty news now the grandmother of an accused murder opens up police say sean hunter shot his mother inside her home in norfolk a week ago since then his grandmother has been trying to balance sadness and anger with the need to forgive and interview she told she knew her. the tragedy left a hole in her family and she still wants answers. louise conyers never has held these pictures so close i can look at them or grips them so tightly i think what they're all she has left of the person she cared about the most in life my door to mind is that but i love my chow collier says her grandson twenty two year old shawn hunter shot and killed her daughter's pony a hunter. the shooting happened last weekend in sets of o'neill's home on west cliff drive in or

hopefully stop this conduct of north korea. yes, north korea has nuclear weapons. they are developing missiles to deliver those nuclear weapons. about a year or year and a half ago the dictator of north korea said he wanted that first intercontinental ballistic missile to go to austin, texas. i take that a little personal, mr. speaker. i don't know why he picked austin. anyway, and their delivery capability, they are working on that. and they have no intention of stopping. so, the international community must tell the dictator of north korea you can't do this. you can't be a menace to not only your own people in south korea and the entire region but the world. so, this piece of legislation is an important step in stopping the mischief making, trigger happy dictator of north korea. i yield back the balance of my tifmente that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. royce: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. gentleman from new york. mr. enge

it needs to see a stable north korea. there are limits in the chinese view as to how much it can punish north korea in terms of the current sanctions, let alone signing up to a further set. here we are a month on from that test. still no obvious progress in terms of new sanctions at the u.n. and this launch, of course, complicates things further >>> our pentagon correspondent is on the phone. we know that officials have been keeping close watch on north korea nor decades. is this-- for decades. is this test launch a supplies? >> no. because north korea actually announced it was going to do this in defiance of u.n. resolutions that print the north from conducting ballistic missile tests. the pentagon has confirmed that north korea has launched a missile. we're told that the u.s. is tracking the missile. it poses know threats to anyone right now. the threat comes from the fact that north korea continues to test this technology. north korea has for quite some time wanted to be able to marie a nuclear war head that's small en

it's the potential for north korea to use technology to launch a nuclear weapon. >> here it is, north korea's rocket. similar if not identical it the one it's thought put a satellite into space on monday. it's never been tested as a ballistic missile, but experts say it could be adopted to carry an 800 kilogram payload. up to 10,000km, putting asia, europe and the u.s. within range. it is not considered a very good ballistic missiles, can only be launched from fixed sites, it's not easily hidden or moved and takes hours to prepare volatile fuel for launch, it's hardly a responsive weapon, north korea would need to develop a nuclear warhead small and light enough to fit into the rocket. there's no evidence of this. if north korea could get a bomb into the upper atmosphere above a target with another challenge, it would need to bring it down in a controlled way, to stop it burning up as it reaches speeds of up to 25,000 k/hr. there's no evidence that it has the capacity to do this. experts say a successful launch could help north korea develop this, the km-08 intercontinental missile. o

winds north 5-10mph. saturday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 40s. winds north 5-10mph. a cold front is slowly moving offshore with an area of low pressure along it. colder air is filtering in from the west as the sytem moves away. so during this morning there will be a wintry mix of rain, sleet, and snow in the region. most of this will melt with a warm/wet ground in place. but some areas north/northwest of the some light accumulations on grassy surfaces or vehicles. wet roads and some wintry weather will likely cause slow-downs for this morning's commute. by the mid-morning we will dry out. we'll gradually clear out through the day. highs will be in the 40s. cool/dry weather is expected for tomorrow. at this time sunday looks fairly quiet, but we will track could change the into tuesday. overall the system looks dry, but some minor moisture will be in place. stay tuned for updates to all of the details. good morning, hampton roads. let's check let's continue our team coverage now with a closer look at the conditions outside. 10 on your side's rico bush is live on the p

up to the north. we'll get to na in a moment. down towards the south, this is the storm system that will make its way here to the east coast in the north-east. you can see on the satellite radar, turning in the circulation, that is the area of low pressure off the coast. the storm will stay off the coast. it's causing big problems across the region. carolina are seeing a bit of rain over the last 6-12 hours, and that means we are looking at flooding. along the coast and down to north or south carolina, and an area in red showing where we are, looking at flash flood warnings, they are posted to the north. that is dealing with coastal flooding, and winter storm warnings and watches in effect across this area. they are beginning to see the rain. it will turn to snow, take a look at how much snow we pect to see on monday, going through the day on tuesday. when you see the areas of white, one to three inches, and the blues, three to five. but it's up here to parts of rhode island as well as sergio massa, t

winds north 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds south 5-10mph. high pressure is bulding into the region today. this will bring us lots of sunshine, but it will develop light southerly winds with the sunshine. so we will warm up to near 50 in the afternoon. we'll see a great weekend with highs in the 60s both days. clouds will increase late sunday with a few showers possible by the evening. moisture will push into the region next week. so there is a high chance for rain tuesday into wednesday. looks very warm on wednesday at this time. stay tuned for my computer's dying again. you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here. it's protocol. or, you can try staples tech services next day guarantee. it's fast and done right. i'll do that instead. that's not protocol marsha. in by noon, out by 5 the next day. staples. make more happen. in my business i can count on my i.t. guy bailing me out all the time... i'm not the i.t. guy. i'm the desktop support tech sup

it's a signal ot not just to north korea -- not just to north korea, but to china. beijing is opposed to the system. united states and south korea are trying to pressurise china to get tough on its ally >>> kim jong un made the pursuit of economics success and viable weapon the twin guiding principles of his rule. he's proved immune o beijing's attempts. in beijing, there were celebrations. the launch comes at the start of a lunar new year and days before the birthday of late father kim jong-il. the north korean space agency called it a gift to the nation. >>> celebrations in north korea, in pyongyang, what is the reaction among south koreans, are they more threatened or use to the behaviour from their northern neighbour. >> south koreans are used to this. some people will talk about being more concerned. there was an elderly gentleman we spoke to in the days leading up to the launch saying yes, he was more concerned and worried that china and the united states and others were not taking the threat seriously enough. i think it's a minority view. most people are worr

of highway 20. north of wawarly showing drdrfting occurriig. winter storm warning continues in this area with a winter weather advisory continuing in many of the southern counties, including cedar rapids and iowa city. more sleet and rain are innthose areas witit snow continuing to the north. some thundersnow is ` helping get some higher snowfall totals... so far, wehave some reports of an inch 5 inches! here is a picture that one of our viewers sent into our stormtrack7 facebook page.... with the snow, sleet and rain, and blowing snow, we still have visibilities down below 2 miles over most of the viewing area this afternoon. winds are gusting to 40 mph and will continue to be strong today, die down a bit as they turn direction and pick up again by tomorrow morning. meteorogist kyle kil is also here in the weather center and will showwus around the viewing area on the stormtrack7 live weather network cameras. the snow is continuing to track to the north with a dry slot heading our way for a few hours before that area to the west rorotes throug

winds north 10-20mph. a weak through the region this morning. it is producing some light and spotty showers. this cooler/colder temperatures are in place for the next 48 hours. we'll see lows near 30 tonight and highs near 40 tomorrow. we'll see stronger northerly winds on thursday as high pressure builds in. we will warm things up on friday into the weekend. it should be pretty nice. we'll see another system bring rain to the region early next week stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton a new development in a high-profile murder case involving a police officer. a controversial request from the city's top lawyer. new information about the mother accused of driving with her son's remains in the trunk of her car! find out what happened in court. and the f-b-i hits a block in the san bernardino terror investigation. we'll tell you how a company to help out. today we expect to learn more about the plan to extend light rail into discuss station and road crossings. last year virginia beach city council voted to extend the tide from the current

visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and et. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. your full forecast is coming up - your news starts now. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low " coming up th morning on abc9 news... the results are in... and new hampshire has its winners. a recap of a busy day in the granite state " frustrated morningside residents are speaking out about a cell phone tower they don't want in their backyard. stay tuned to find out why they are angry. " plus... could we have a problem with iowa's water supply conservation efforts? the results of a study ... all coming up on abc9 news this morning "" lukas: good morning and thank you for joining us... i'm lukas voss. exit poll results from the new hampshire primary have yielded wins for the two favorites to take the primary... donald trump and bernie sanders. both candidates victories in the granite state on the republican side, donald trump percent support. finished

his truck broke down just north of reno, nevada. besanson stayed in his truck, drinking melted snow and rationing what little food he had. it's a very remote area, but a highway patrol trooper stumbled road conditions. geoff: days after rough seas, the anthem of the seas cruise the luxury liner is setting out the ship did receive some cosmetic damage during last week's high seas trip. still it was cleared by its operators, royal caribbean and the united states coast guard to sail again. the ship left the port in new jersey at 3:00 in the afternoon on allyson: the body of supreme saturday. court justice antonin scalia has arrived back home in virginia. justice antonin scalia's body arrived at dulles airport late last night and was loaded onto a hearse. earlier yesterday a procession , of about 20 police officers brought the body to an el paso funeral home from the west texas ranch where scalia was found dead on saturday. an autopsy was deemed unnecessary. it is believed the 79-year-old scalia died of natural causes. scalia was appoin

winds north 5-10mph. but chilly. highs will be near 40. winds north 10-20mph. a weak disturbance is moving through the region this morning. it is producing some light and spotty showers. this will move out by later today. then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. cooler/colder temperatures are in place for the next 48 hours. we'll see lows near 30 pressure builds in. we we'll see another system bring rain to the region early next week stay tuned for updates. good morning, hampton roads. let's check a wild arrest. we'll show you the dramatic moments before portsmouth police finally cuffed a wanted fugitive. plus, president obama speaks out about the republican candidates vying for his job. wait until you hear what he said about donald trump! and what's next for supreme court justice antonin scalia. later th new this morning, newport news police are investigating an overnight stabbing. investigators say the victim walked into riverside regional medical center around 2:00 a-m. he told detectives the stabbing happened several blocks away on jefferson avenue near oyst

it will be a north carolina event. it will cause closings and delays. 25 in franklin, 20 eight in asheville, greenville and spartanburg in the low 30's. a few other communities in spartanburg and greenville, 28 in caesars head, inman at 31. warm jackets needed this morning. temperatures will reach upper 40's for the upstate, low 40's at best for the mountains. tomorrow, that is when the snow really will be falling across the mountains. by wednesday, still some tricky driving situations in western north carolina because of the snow that will fall over the next 20 or-48 hours area. look how cold it will be. not back to upper 40's until saturday in the upstate. patrick: a frigid scare the danger that comes with winter weather straight ahead. allyson: plus the upstate may soon become a mountain biking destination. what's being done to make this plan become a reality. did you know there's a cough liquid that lasts for twelve hours? try delsym twelve hour cough liquid. its advanced formula releases powerful medicine that act

north korea for now is simply not listening. the question is this, is north korea contesting not just the resolve of the u.n. but also the resolve of china >>> indeed. thank you for that. south korea's defense ministry says north korea has launched what it calls an observation satellite, but criticss are concerned that the operation is actually a cover for a banned his aisle test. north korea's nuclear program has been of concern for the international community for more than 20 years. to give you background that now, north korea first test fired a medium range ballistic missile in 1993 with an estimated range of a thousand clms from nodong. that nearly in 19898 another one. in 2006, another one which broke up shortly after flight. then in 2006 the first nuclear test. then in 2009 the second nuclear test. over a rocket launch in 2013 was followed by a third nuclear test. the latest nuclear test was a month ago. a professor of political science and diplomacy joins us via skype from seoul. as we've been saying, the global condemnat

if you're north of the city. olessa and doug say there are cindy: it is 6:24 on your if you're just getting ready to head out the door you know we had snow overnight. then a layer of freezing rain on top of that creating an icy glaze. with temperatures near or below freeze rg north and west of town it is very slippery out there this morning. be on guard for that slippery travel. look south of boston. we are running near 50 degrees right now. boston just jumped up to 43. the warmth is coming. we're all going to climb into the 50's here by this afternoon. but heavy rain moves in for the evening commute. there will be gusty winds. and even some rumbles of thunder so it turns pretty wild here for the evening commute as well. we dry it out tomorrow. still mild in the 40's. cooling it off on thursday. emily. emily: cindy, thank you. just about 6:25. olessa is back with this olessa: this invention is one that's tidying up those lazy offices. self-parking office chairs from nissan. with a single clap, these futuristic ch

as long as china continues to support for north korea, the north koreans know they can get away with a lot. jane: how much influence does china have? china seems to be getting frustrated. influence.s enormous should they choose to use it. the north koreans know that china would rather have a hostile nuclear armed north korea on its border than a reunified korea allied with united states. north korea is really pushing china. they are angering china. their nuclear weapons program threatens china more than any other country. it changes their behavior more than any other country. north korea is betting that china, there is nothing they can do to anger china so much that china will cut off its lifeline to north korea. jane: a different story in the u.s. where they are talking about sanctions. how effective are the sanctions? it does not seem to have an impact on leadership. be more effective. the new bill is an important step. it will strengthen secondary sanctions on chinese companies oft are doing all kinds trade and deals with north korea. it will pinch north korea. it will not change

one of the facts about north dakota is we are the geographical center of north america. so if companies want to be geographically centered in north america to do business, north dakota is it. and there's plenty of places to expand. but how we approach foreign direct investment, investment into the state is we look at what our sfretrengths are and s into our strengths. we know we're not going to be a fit for everybody and that's okay with us. we're not looking for companies who want to get a five-year lease into north dakota through the use of incentives and then when that's done they decide they're going to leave and go somewhere else. so when we talk about who we are, what we are, we talk about our strengths. and i want to highlight just some of those. our governor and his team have done a tremendous job in leading our state as relates to all of the states in the country. and so we have economic strength that we are proud of. we out-surpass all states in gdp growth. that's north dakota. we're the top economic performer in the nation since 2000, the year 2000. we, accord

this just north of central avenue. looks like it's receded for the most part, but we still have the barricades up for folks heading through the area. we've actually been watching folks as they've been driving up onto the sidewalk. i would suggest avoiding it this morning. again, this is hawthorne just north of central avenue. so you can use the plaza as an alternate route. just east of that we've got a minor wreck on central near eastway, but not seeing a big delay there. now we've got two problems on 85, one in either direction just south of highway 152 out of china grove. avoid both directions of interstate 85 in the area. use highway 29 as that alternate. john. >>> we are seeing a jump in all the number of power outages that we've been following this morning. take a look, three counties in our area seeing the biggest problems, catawba county we're looking at about 650 people without power. but over in caldwell county as people are starting to wake up number jump by about 250 in just the last 30 minutes. there are no

pack across the north. a couple weak clipper systems will track through thursday and friday bringing the chance for flurries or a light snow shower. we are tracking the chance for light snow and windy conditions sunday & monday, and it looks like colder air will follow that. we'll keep an eye on it. temperatures over the next several days will have a wide range from north to south due to deeper snow pack across the north. a couple weak clipper systems will track through thursday and friday bringing the chance for flurries or a light snow shower. we are tracking the chance for light snow and windy conditions sunday & monday, and it looks like colder air will follow that. we'll keep an eye on it. temperatures over the next several days will have a wide range from north to south due to deeper snow pack across the north. a couple weak clipper systems will track through thursday and friday bringing the chance for flurries or a light are tracking the chance for light snow and windy conditions sunday & monday, and