behind overcast. this is where the center of the low pressure is. you can see it moving across northern missouri and eventually over towards northern illinois. it is not even really developed too much yet. it is over new mexico. all of that will push up into the low pressure system. right over top of us. it is not only going to bring the rain for the bengals game, but also as we go into, especially sunday, it could change over to some snowflakes, believe it or not. round two is on the way. on our hour-by-hour forecast it is going to stick into the evening hours. 52 in st. louis. warmer in st. louis than it is moving on this. hour by hour, a couple of spotty it is hit and miss. heavier rain moves in late saturday afternoon. so saturday morning, and even early afternoon is looking okay. around 8:00, 9:00, that's when the heaviest of the rain begins to push on through. on sunday, there's that transition to some snow. we could see around an inch or less of snow accumulation. those are the situations where we change from rain to snow that can be very, very tricky, that's something you'll want to stay

as we take a look at the overall picture not much going on to the are s in northern missouri notice the temperature the core of theri cold air over the great lakes that's going to happen today lake affect get that before noon there's not much going on. after sundown tonight i think temperatures will stay right around 15-18 there's thater end of lake affect mostly cloudy skies here watch the skype develop from west to east are not looking at major accumulation ceric the trace center inch might get some pockets of lake affect overnight tonightet partly sunny we are anticipating some we're going early on saturday we mentioned this a long time ago outlook little elements fox 8 news is your officials school closing station.x traffic is artie slowing down in are hereet. basically from the's does tend to be a little slick. 67. left. dallas however the final seconds. iman shumpert the extra frame he knocked down 110-107 that the big game with this first tomorrow night. whenthth you through doctor carries he knew he would hit that shot. it was a long three. it went second and traffic every 's lo

that is falling in parts of northern missouri, but is expected to weaken as it tracks to the north. we will mainly be cloudy today. here's the storm track seven forecast for today showing a partly to mostly cloudy sky with democrats and republicans are focused on: bernie sanders! tracie potts has the latest developments from washington. "can you believe this? this guy is a wack job, he's a wacko, he's beating hillary clinton!"" even donald trump's talking about bernie sanders. the latest polls show sanders up by 27 percent in new hampshire... and within striking distance - just two points behind hillary clinton - in iowa. clinton's team says they're not worried... but she's pushing back... especially on healthcare: "you know, it's kinda like we're in a vigorous agreement - but sanders: do the job and who can make real "bernie sanders chose not to attend, chose not to vote on this issue at all." republicans seem more than ready to take on the number bernie sanders and they would rather run against him." lower tier candidates are taking aim at cruz - on immigration: "ted's all over th

the big storm we're going to deal with this weekend but it will produce oo light swath from northern missouri and through areas of northern tennessee and the state of kentucky. so, let's talk about the weekend storm. our american model blows it up auch the off the coast. and i'll give you an idea of who has the best chance and it pin points i 95 and the mountainous areas of virginia and west virginia. england but still really nails west virginia and rava areas near baltimore. and this could produce dangerously strong high tides and wind damage on the coast. so, this could be a multifaceted troublesome storm this weekend. now a closer look at the day ahead. >>> as far as the light snow, temperatures will be plenty cold, kansas city with a high of only 23. temperatures cold through the ohio valley. more details from your local station and from myself in the days ahead on the big storm from the east coast. >>> major warning from the cdc for all women of child baring age. >>> and a bazar high speed chase ends with half a dozen dogs on the loose. hey, you're watching "early today." i'm going to sh

this is rained down in northern missouri. tracking to the north. look at the temperatures out there. only northern iowa at the freezing mark. a few slick spots. otherwise, 34 from dubuque into council bluffs. a problem with the fogging. clark county, around 0.25 miles. especially southern iowa. rain early on. tapering off as we slide towards the afternoon. could change to light snow at 6:00 p.m.. snowfall totals, high in northwestern iowa. 2-3 inches there. central, eastern, and southern iowa. less than one inch. it cold behind the system. details in your ed for cased -- 8 day forecast. stacey: a big shake up at the ymca of greater des moines. president and ceo vernon delpesce resigned effective immediately. kcci's ryan smith is live at the wellmark ymca downtown with reaction. ryan: the downtown facility is a brand-new state-of-the-art facility. but a glaring eyesore remains. the olympic sized swimming pool was supposed to be in place. now it is nothing more than a spot for dirt, metal, and wooden boards. board members telling me a change in leader

the midwest, pretty widespread all the way to northern minnesota, northern illinois, down to northern missouri. and into nebraska and wyoming and montana. how about some sunshine for saturday? 36 and more melting, west wind at 5-15. 8 day forecast, a few more clouds and northwest winds -- monday is 25. slowly back into the 30's next week, looks like a system may arrive on friday with a wintry stacey: announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. tony: welcome back. here's the thing about roses -- they have thorns. iowa was hoping to smell the roses today. but now, it looks like they will need smelling salts. iowa taking on stanford. first time in 25 years. it got real in a hurry. have you heard of this guy, christian mccaffrey? first play from scrimmage, and stanford wastes no time. takes it to the house. that starts a scoring, stanford on a roll, it just got worse from there. iowa on offnese. c.j. beathard having trouble all day. the cardinal take it for six. from bad to worse to brutal in the first. mccaffrey going to take it to the house again. iowa held scoreless for the fir

the rain extending all the way down into northern missouri. a little band of some sleet and that is all some light snow to the northwest. up by north towards l dora. -- towards eldora. some snow out there, but temperatures across most of the state are above freezing. anyone else, anywhere from 34 to 37. it is rain here to the west and northwest. snow in northwestern iowa. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, it will be 34 with more light rain. temperatures tomorrow in the upper -- in the mid 30's. we stay above freezing right through tomorrow afternoon. here's the movement on the rain. so far, anywhere from about 1/10 to about 2/10 of an inch. low pressure will move north and northeast and drag on through. a little bit colder air to the northwest. the low moves north and northeast. eventually, on the backside of this, we will get the changeover to snow. rain tomorrow. now changing over to the metro. tomorrow evening, more snow to the north. saturday, general snow showers moving through. not expecting a whole lot more accumulation, although extreme southeastern

that is falling in parts of northern missouri, but is expected to weaken as it tracks to the north. we will mainly be cloudy today. here's the storm track seven forecast for today showing a partly to mostly cloudy sky with temperatures in the 20s and a light wind. there's a slight chance for snow tonight. details on that and your weekend forecast coming up in just a few our top story this morning... some eastern iowa parents are worried they got some unexpected news about changes happening to their kid's special education school. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom with more details. public school district waverly shell rock will soon be taking over a special education school in waverly... i spoke with some parents who aren't happy philip trimble says public school didn't work out for his kid.. .and he doesn't understand why a public school district is taking over management of lied educational center...... this is a center dedicated to helping students with mental health issues and learning disabilities. "really we're just concerned that the public school system won

we're seeing illinois, parts of northern missouri, water is going down.t is the states that are down towards the south that will be dealing with it. for these rivers along the areas water has subsided. all of this water is slowly making its way down to the south. we're talking about next week and probably until mid-january before we see most of this area is relieved of that. i want to show you the flood stage here in saint louis. it has gone down. tomorrow we think it will go into moderate stage. the cape won't be until thursday until we get out of major flood stage. down towards carrutherville, they are up here and they will hit flood stage on tuesday. this is an ongoing threat to the south and the flood warnings are still in effect. i want to show you another story that we're going to be watching. we had a record breaking december in terms of temperatures, ago but on sunday 44 degrees for new york thachlt is about normal for this time of year. on monday nor your high 31 degrees, we have a cold front coming through. take a look at the morning laws as we

kansas city, sections of northern missouri have gotten in on a little bit more of that. if you have travel plans down to the south on interstate 35, keep this is going to be a cold one all across the midwest. 21 degrees above in st. louis, 13 above in kansas city. this area of high pressure moves its way off to the south where the coldest air is this morning. as it pushes its way off to the south, it brings in colder air and eventually we will work in a south wind for the middle part of the week. that will mean temperatures back near average eventually. mainly clear skies, sunshine all away through the day today and into monday. might work in a few clouds late in the day on monday afternoon. went chills 20 to 30 below -- wind chills 20 to 30 below in iowa today. 16 below tonight and fort dodge, monday, 12 degrees, tuesday, more snow in back in the 20's. back in the mid-30's by next weekend. >>r. mom: seriously? culligan man: problem water. i'm on it. anncr: a culligan whole-house water softening system turns your problem water into culligan water, pure and simple. dad: h

the cyclone women take an 8-game winning streak to austin against missouri valley basketball indiana state. northern iowa is on the road against missouri state. a win over nebraska extends iowa's conference winning streak to nine. the longest in 46 years. it started flat. nebraska jumped out to a 10-0 lead, but nebraska-native mike gesell tallied his first career double-double 22 points, 10 assists. jarrod uthoff had a game-high 25 points. the hawkeyes are 3-0 in the big ten. nine days from now the hawkeyes play their next game. it's a road rematch against waukee's michael jacobson returned to iowa last night wearing red. as a true freshman jacobson jumped into nebraska's starting line-up. jacobson made his 7th career start at carver hawkeye arena infront of 21 friends and family members. jacobson averages just more than 4 points per game. jacobson averages just more than 4 points per game. coming up next on the news at nine... coming up next on the news at nine... in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will

it is moving through omaha and northern portions of missouri. the worst part of the snow will be sensual and southern kentucky. today is all about the cold. noon, 13. this afternoon, upper teens to around 20 degrees. sunny skies this afternoon. tomorrow morning the snow the heaviest snow, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. snowfall totals, i would say between one and two inches of snow. looking to friday, there are several factors in play and we can get totally missed or we could see some decent snow. guys? mark: thank you. people across cincinnati braving the cold to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. hundreds of people took part in the annual mlk coalition celebration. they marched from the freedom center, to fountain square, then on to music hall. due to the chilly temps, organizers kept outdoor remarks short. and they offered a metro bus on the route to warm up. lisa: heartfelt accolades from coalition to someone who has emceed the event for a generation now. our own courtis fuller was presented with a special book of photographs taken over

the best chance will be across far southern iowa into the northern part of missouri. overnight lows back to 18 degrees. resulting in a light dusting of snow, not much wind is expected so not a severe weather event. 25, still on the cool side with clouds breaking up. sunshine for saturday, highs back up to near 32 degrees. we will melt away a bit of what the snow fell the other day and for monday, here comes another chance at accumulating snow by the evening and overnight into tuesday. temperatures next week look to stay close to where they should be. 20's and 30's. another chance of snow by the expectation of generosity. elizabeth: an amazing turnaround for a des moines man who lost his business. last year, michael zimmerman started his own company, rip roar events. shaina: and the trailer that contained everything he needed was stolen. we have the amazing comeback story. mark: they probably thought they were ceiling construction materials but the thieves took everything for the triathlon. cons, by racks, speakers, finish line take, all gone. in the days of sense, the

the low will track through southern missouri and northern arkansas but will still throw snow our way. we will end up with a trace to 2" with the heaviest south of interstate 80. the light snow will begin to track in late this afternoon, but we could have flurries beforehand. highs aim for the low to mid teens. temps won't drop much tonight with the snow tracking through. it will be mainly done the morning, although flurries will continue through wednesday. highs on wednesday will be in the low to mid 20s and we will keep those through the week. a few snow showers are possible thursday night but a more organized system will track through sunday and starting tomorrow, you'll get a special treat -- check out five planets together in the sky just before dawn. mercury, venus, saturn, mars and jupiter will all be visible for about 45 minutes before sunrise. experts say it's the first time in more than ten years all five will appear together. it should last for about a month. coming up an iowa girl is born with half a heart but has a whole lot of and -- playing catch up. if your job keeps yo

could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5 inches possible through northern missouri and also stretching into iowa and minnesota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we go go go go go go goanderson will sunny but chilly today, high just 41. west winds of 5-9. the mountains are under a wind chill advisory until noon with dropping temperatures and winds gusting over 20 mph, it will feel like -10. high just >> and that's your latest forecast. willie. >> all right. dylan, thanks a lot. >>> all this month we've been talking about small steps to change your life with the start today series, and now it is your you can go to today.com/parentingteam to join our online community and share any questions you have about teaching children healthy habits. today's parenting team is a place for people to share challenges and solutions. we'll be focusing on these four areas, fitness, nutrition, money and organization. our start today experts will be getting to your questions on a show coming up soon. matt? >> all right, willie, thank you very much. speaking of star

missouri. the northern extent will bump that's why we have winter storm warnings. a veryry thin band of advisories. notice nothing in the area. things will be quiet. 16 tonight. variablely cloudy. maybe you'll catch a tkphreufrps of the moon in between the clouds. tomorrow 30. variablely cloudy.ab most of the sun north. but it's going to be a quiet day. tensions rising between russia and the uk. over the 2006 death of a former russian spy. the former agent was poisoned while in london. and now british officials believe russian president approved the plan to murder him. uk taking action. expelling russian diplomats -fpl the agent was a vocal critic of >> reu johnal director stepping down amid the flint water crisis. susan in the crisis revolves around when officials knew the water wasn't safe. and why federal law wasn't enforced. e-mails showed she refused to give up information to the for months. while residents continued to >> la zoo worker recovering tonight. after a fall into the gorilla enclosure. the 61 year-old man was reportedly landscaping around the enclos

missouri. the northern extent will bump into the colder air. that's why we have winter storm warnings. a veryry thin band of advisories. notice nothing in the area. things will be quiet. 16 tonight. variablely cloudy. maybe you'll catch a tkphreufrps of the moon in between the clouds. tomorrow 30. variablely cloudy.ab most of the sun north. but it's going to be a quiet day. homecoming? it' s awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com pour customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got wind

missouri state answers with juco transfer jordan martin, strong move on the baseline and the reverse layup, it's 15-13 bears. northern iowa's wes washpun pulls up and hits the three, it's 23-17 panthers. the bears then with a 9-nothing run, chris kendrix with the catch and shoot three, it's 24-23 missouri state. end of the first half, the panthers ted friedman with the hoop inside it's 28-26 u-n-i at the half. but missouri state manages what many would consider an upset with a 59 to 58 victory over northern iowa. as the panthers jekyl and hyde act continues. sticking with the m-v-c-- drake hosting indiana state tonight. the sycamores three from the top of the arc. then indiana state works it inside to brandon murphy who finishes with the one handed flush sycamores out to the 5 point lead. but karl madison answers for drake-- knocking down the jumper cutting the lead to 3... the bulldog is loving it-- and stephanie angleson is loving the bulldog! lead back to five now for the sycamores kale abrahamson driving draws some contact and gets the bucket to fall-- he'd miss the free throw only a two point play. then devonte

we could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5ches possible through northern missouri and also stretching into iowa and minnesota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we go >> and that's your latest forecast. willie. >> all right. dylan, thanks a lot. >>> all this month we've been talking about small steps to change your life kids' turn. you can go to today.com/parentingteam to join our any questions you have about habits. today's parenting team is a place for people to share challenges and solutions. we'll be focusing on these four areas, fitness,ey and organization. our start today experts will be getting to your questions on a show coming up soon. >> all right, willie, thank you very much. speaking of start today, it's week number three of our campaign as we help conquer youre and for all. this morning today nutritionist joy bauer is here with her next step in her diet cleanse. nice to see you. >> good morning. a lot of people are doing this, they are feeling amazing. i'm going to make you a >> i understand this. have you to give certain things

the heavier stuff moves into the area, by early friday morning you can see snow in northern arkansas and into missouri, and that rain in tennessee will move into our area and arrive into the colder air later friday and saturday. a major winter storm is the potential, a storm develops late friday and saturday, a snowstorm for many areas, nor'easter conditions at the shore. that's friday and saturday. today, deal with the cold. gusty winds, a cold day, the coldest obviously this morning, this afternoon but below freezing and winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. tomorrow not as windy to start with. still cold, 21 in the morning, but a warm up in the afternoon to 37 degrees, partly sunny on wednesday, bright sunshine on thursday but clouds build friday and later friday the snow develops, with the potential for heavy snow during the day on saturday. 34 saturday afternoon. saturday night the snow will taper off, sunday, windy and clearing skies, and warmer monday up to 44. >> thank you, bill. there are security concerns at this year's super bowl site. a recent act of vandalism could be part of a larger plan t

could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5 inches possible through northern missourinto iowa and minnesota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we go >>> as one storm system moves out, we do still have some high waves as we look at ocean beach and the clouds are clearing out. here's that next storm system. it's still well to the west but will be here in time for the morning commute. now the temperatures are in the lower 50s across the bay area as you step out the door. expect the highs today to top out in the upper 50s to lower 60s. nice little break but still a spotty shower possible all throughout the day. and in oakland today, we're looking at 63 degrees. >> and that's your latest forecast. willie. >> all right. dylan, thanks a lot. >>> all this month we've been talking about small steps to change your life with the start today series, and now it is your kids' turn. you can go to today.com/parentingteam to join our online community and share any questions you have about teaching children healthy habits. today's parenting team is a place for peo

could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5 inches possible through northern missouri and also stretching into iowa and minnesota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we go windchill advisories/warning s in effect for siouxland from this evening until 9 am monday morning we are not out of the woods just yet as we close out oo weekend across siouxland in a bitterly cold fashion. temperatures are struggling to make it above zero all l cross the area with frigid wind chills expected through the rest of the afternoon into the overnight hours. the only savior this evening will be the clouds, that will aid in keeping temperatures just a bit warmer. wind chill values will still be anywhere from 20 to 40 degrees below zero. winds will begin to subside as we move into our monday. sunshine will be with us once again to kick off the work monday night out ahead of a wea >> and that's your latest forecast. willie. >> all right. dylan, thanks a lot. >>> all this month we've been talking about small steps to change your life with the start today series, and now i

could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5 inches possible through northern missouriota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we go >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. what a cold spell. a cold and windy day. gusty winds will keep us cold all day long. afternoon temperatures mainly in the 20s to near 30 degrees but with winds gusting to 35 miles an hour, it will never feel that warm. colder tomorrow morning. 17. and the wind will still be blowing. it will feel like zero tomorrow morning. warmer for wednesday and thursday, but a chance of snow developing late friday and through the day saturday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. willie. >> all right. dylan, thanks a lot. >>> all this month we've been talking about small steps to change your life with the start today series, and now it is your kids' turn. you can go to today.com/parentingteam to join our online community and share any questions you have about teaching children healthy habits. today's parenting team is a place for people to share challenges and solutio

could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5 inches possible through northern missouri and also stretching into iowa and minnesota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we gotonight, but we will start a warm up tomorrow with a chance of snow tracking in. we still have the wind chill warnings and advisories posted for the entire area this morning as wind chills are running anywhere from 19 to 30 below zero. stormtrack7 live weather network will show plenty will be deceiving...temps this morning are still below zero and may >> and that's your latest forecast. willie. >> all right. dylan, thanks a lot. >>> all this month we've been talking about small steps to change your life with the start today series, and now it is your kids' turn. you can go to today.com/parentingteam to join our online community and share teaching children healthy habits. today's parenting team is a place for people to share challenges and solutions. we'll be focusing on these four areas, fitness, nutrition, money and organization. our start today experts will be getting to your q

could see a quick clipper system produce some snow and perhaps 3 to 5 inches possible through northern missouri and also stretching into iowa and minnesota, and we are looking for that to try to spread eastward as we go >>> cold air in place. the wind howling. gusts over 30 miles an hour. the winds increase. temperatures dropping into the low 20s. a few passing snow flurries. we stay below freezing not until wednesday afternoon do we get above that freezing mark in single digit windchills. near zero tonight. upper 20s tomorrow, mid and upper 20s. watch out for snow. friday night into saturday. accumulation, in the 30s. >> that's your latest forecast. willie? >> thanks a lot, dylan. his month we've been talking about small steps to change your life with she start today series, and now it is your kids' turn. you can go to today.com/parentingteam to join our online community and share any questions you have about teaching children healthy habits. today's parenting team is a place for people to share challenges and solutions. we'll be focusing on these four areas, fitness, nutrition, money d organi

the northern iowa men lost at missouri state, 59-58. the panthers are 1 and 2 in the valley. the south dakota men fall on the road at fort wayne, 85-65. the coyotes fall to 9-8. former cherokee star cody ege's dream of playing in the major leagues is getting closer. on tuesday, the lefty got a call from the marlins -- inviting him where he'll compete for a spot on the big league roster. ege ended this past season pitching for the marlins triple-a team in new orleans, after getting traded from the rangers organization. in 48 games, the lefty had a 6-2 record, with an earned run average, under one. the 24-year old has a 14-3 career record, with an overall era of 2-point-11. ege will report to the marlins camp on february 18th. could we see two cherokee natives in the big leagues next season? right-handed pitcher matt koch, was added to the arizona diamondbacks 40-man roster in november. koch was traded from the mets organization in august. he went 5-8 with a 3- point-2 era in double-a last season. tonight: areas of fog, drizzle, and freezing drizzle. low: 32 wind:

today in the next storm system is out towards the west see it spinning around here the northern parts of missouri eventually appear in the eastern iowa while the main global passes by off towards the north this trailing cold front will pick up some of the gulf moisture bring us a chance in a few showers as we head into wednesday and even slight chance of a shower to go into the day on thursday as well to see that her future cast partly cloudy skies this clouds. the stench is really not dropping as quickly as we saw with the clear skies last night as we start things off more morning. the only sponsor will be close to freezing or some of the foreign locations right around ninety five corridor most places should see temperatures above freezing freezing so other than a little bit of slush and some slick spots on the roadways now looking at widespread black eyes for widespread re freezing of anything that's out there by five o'clock tomorrow morning there might also be an isolated shower or two across the outer banks of north carolina as we go to the day with wins coming on the south and southwest. wh

drake beat the missouri valley. northern iowa over wichita state, both of those wins on the road. congratulations to former iowa who yesterday was inducted into the college football hall of to haveu got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> the most viewed morning news this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news this morning weekend. alyx: happening right now, officer shot. chilling surveillance video of an armed suspect ambushing a philadelphia police officer. why the suspect says he did it. plus, record drawing. if you haven't gotten your lottery ticket yet there's still a chance. how high the jackpot has risen. and why it keeps climbing. marcus: we are here at the world's toughest rodeo live at the iowa ev