heaviest snow across parts of nebraska, southeast south dakota, up in to minnesota, central and northern wisconsin. the areas around des moines have gotten off scot-free, once the storm begins to shift east they may get in to the wrap around in here. watching, this part of the storm, they are severe weather watches in effect. we could see a severe thunderstorm or two in our area tomorrow afternoon or evening, mike will have more on that in a half hour, be sure to check with him on that. the upper air flow, compared to normal. ridging in the east, so even when we cool down, we are averaging above normal, this next push of cool air coming in, is going to weak an little bit with time. it isn't going to be anything that severe, as we head in next week, signs the pattern may become amplified, you won't see numbers reflecting anything too extreme in our seven-day forecast at least not yet, as you see a pattern like this, where the anomalies or the comparison normal is this extreme wl the trough in the east -- with the trough. >> the east, you would see temperatures normal. after that, the pattern may re

heavy snow is expected into northern wisconsin. we are on the warmer side, and will see the potential for stronger storms and severe weather into the evening. you can see the severe weather threat to map. cincinnati is on the northern fringes that could see strong storms overnight. it is more likely that central kentucky, south into tennessee, and in to the -- and into the gulf coast will be the hotspots for severe weather. the tornado threat is not zero, but it is pretty low. it ramps up toward louisville. starting 36 degrees. it is cool, feeling like 28 thanks to the wind at it will be windy today and tomorrow. at lunchtime, almost at 50. lower 60' the afternoon. claudia, -- cloudy, stray rain at 3:00 or 5:00. futurecast shows clouds through the morning with maybe a passing rain shower at 3:00. heavier rainstorms around 9:00. between 9:00 and midnight, heavy rain. at 2:00 a.m., heavy downpours and gusty wind that will move out early in the morning tomorrow. grab my water for me, real quick . 62 is where we are going. rain tonight

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have a few more clouds to go will you but some drier air is now showing up in minnesota and northern wisconsin. that will be pushed through the area later tonight. i do expect the clouds to break up a bit but that could lead to some areas of fog. if we do get the fog, i expect that to burn off quickly tomorrow morning and our temperatures should bottom out at around 20 degrees. we'll start a nice rise tomorrow that. will get us back up above the freezing mark by the time we get to friday affect, some others still in easier.the corridor metro planning organization wants to hear from you as they prepare their 20-16 transit study.they say its criticalalo take a fresh look at a system with growing demand. cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga is live at a town hall with the the corridor metro planning organization is just about to start the second of two town hall meetings held today. planning organization is about to begin its second two of town hall meeting held today at the ground transportation center. the meetings give planners the chance to present information about the current transportation sys

northern minnesota coming into northern michigan, northern wisconsin, that is on a track on come down our way late monday. here is new high resolution model timing on the snow arrival. this is monday 7:00 p.m., starts to move into the panhandle of west virginia. the green area is rain. rain south and east of there. 10:00 p.m., it's in to the shenandoah valley that. and then morning commute on tuesday, that's when we'll likely to have the accumulating snow. this is as of 8:00 a.m. on tuesday, the green zone is rain. by noon, a lot of it starts for move off north and east. but maybe a few lingers snow showers early evening hours. leaving 1 to 3 inches metro area, nearby suburbs. and a little farther north, northern montgomery county, loudoun, into the northern shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, that's where some of the higher amounts may be, 3 to 5 inches there. looks like a wet snow. so maybe kind of slushy. some accumulations may cause some delays. and some cancellations on tuesday morning. monday before that arrives, should be in the low to mid-40s. so much of the pavemen

it's also the name given to the navy's newest warship, which was launched from a shipyard in northern wisconsin, over the weekend. two years ago, a worker put his torch to steel in marinette, wisconsin and made the first weld on what would become the keel of the uss sioux city. ktiv's matt breen was there to witness the launch. << the moorings are set, the bunting is placed, and the flags fly proudly. the uss sioux city is ready to launch, and do her duty. defending america's interests at home, and abroad. "we need to be where the threats are," said adm michelle howard, vice chair of u.s. navy. "homeland defense is important, but it is much more important for us to have an away game." the day began with songs, and speakers praised the citizens of sioux city for embracing the honor of having a ship with the name "sioux city" on its stern. "we've been honored as a community a lot of times, but this would have to be one of the top deals," said bob scott, mayor. scott has served the city for 20-years, and he says this honor is one sioux city won't forget. "this is the first naval ship to bear sioux

the u-s-s sioux city was launched from northern wisconsin. we'll get a behind the scenes look at the excitement and the missions planned for they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. work on the uss sioux city began month.. and over the weekend, it hit the water as the navy's newest warship. ktiv's matt breen was there to witness the launch. << the moorings are set, the bunting is placed, and the flags fly proudly. the uss sioux city is ready to launch, and do her duty. defending america's interests at home, and abroad. "we need to be where the threats are," said adm mi

it doesn't usuly bring a positive tone with it, but in northern wisconsin one teacher's actual pet is helping students through challenging times and changes. >> reporter: every morning you can count on the school ll to deliver excitement for some kids and anxiety for many others. but at tomahawk middle school you can always count on another ll to deliver happiness guaranteed. >> you immediately -- i see kids, oh, belle is here and they have the biggest smile on their face. >> three to four days a week belle the therapy dogg joins middle school students in class to listen, eat and just be there. >> she just enjoys, you know, being around as many people as possible and just has lots of ve to share. >> special education teacher al is a zimmereran originally got belle as a pet two years ago, she trained t t lab as a therapy dog out of her own pocket and asked the school if belle could become the newest faculty member. >> there to help and bring a calm atmosphere and for them to want to take their attention off of the teacher. >> but fellow teachers embraced the concept. >> if they're havi

chunk of the u.s., and it's mainly going to produce rain in the coming days, not show across northern wisconsin, northern minnesota. there it goes. it will tap into some slightly cooler air, but not expecting any big polar outbreaks with this type of weather pattern. in the long term. look at the wave of energy. this is that rainmaker that shows up in my 7-day into tuesday and wednesday. this would be tuesday evening. looks like a pretty good slug of moisture coming in from the gulf. we'll have to wait until this thing develops. it would have some cold air behind it. there could be a bit of a setup for severe weather. again, something to keep an eye here's a look at our 7-day forecast for the melt row area:71 for tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. looking great on sunday for the daytona 500. temperatures holding in the mid to low 70s. one last stop taking up towards ocala and gainesville, lots of sunshine for the next several days. also a pretty good chance for some showers and even a thunderstorm for tuesday and wednesday. you can always get my update a >>> in tonight's o town countdown. high deman

here is that clipper system, to the north,is even northern wisconsin is not talking snowfall, rainfall in the upper peninsula of michigan irca p . tomorrow potentially nearing record highs . tonight 13 near 60 degrees tomorrow and even more sunshine worker . . low 40s on sunday could be a shock big shock to the south, most of usi remain dry, genesis no midweek, fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. they can go from zero to 60 in three . two seconds,r the most impressive number is the price tag, and how much money is going to charity thanks to james bond they pledge to get married do had.ea >> after a diagnosis in in a shotgun wedding they got the honeymoon that they trained up, or chapter began about seven years ago he was diagnosed with brain cancer, they got married at the little white chapel in las vegas he began to battle the disease now hisn diagnosis has turned terminal they need to use what little time they have left to celebrate her marriage. >> we never had a chance to save him to take a trip, we had just been trying to beat cancer

moisture in the atmosphere, but not too bad. everyone wonders if it's 50 degrees here, and 50 in northern wisconsin, it feels so much colder here, it's the moisture in the air. it robs the heat energy that's inside of you. like you jump in the water and the water was 70 degrees, you but outside in the air, it doesn't feel so cold. 57 degrees right now. north wind at 11 miles per hour. that's the tower cam, 73 at 2 p.m. and plenty of sunshine tomorrow and the winds mainly out of the east, still a bit breezy, about 10 to 15 miles per hour. bubble of warmth right now in the central u.s., 70 in dallas, 57 here, and 67 in kansas city, and looks like warm weather, traversing the nation. there's the big batch there, and moving up to canada. again, originated out of the pacific ocean, it'll tap in on the back end of the storm, chilly air but not much. notice for us, high pressure, cool air, but nothing too cold. and turn our attention to a developing storm system early next week. we'll get rain out of that system, but the low will form, and remember, it'll form to the north. that's where the dynamics are f

blizzard-like conditions expected there with heavy snow into northern wisconsin. the threat for stronger storms through the day. you can see blizzard-warnings up in advance of the storm system moving north and east. closer to our area, it is about the threat for severe storms into the overnight hours. we are on the extreme northern stretch of this. much of cincinnati is included in the yellow with a slight risk the bigger chances for big-time stores are from louisville, tennessee, and the goal post. -- the gulf coast. if there is tornadic activity tonight, that is where it will be. for us, expect gusting expect gusting storms as they roll in tonight. 34 degrees with the wind out of the east at 6-miles-per-hour. at lunchtime, cloudy and windy, almost at 50. through the afternoon, 60 or so. expect may be spotty rain at 3:00 or 4:00 with better chances of storms after 6:00 p.m. into the early afternoon, cloudy, windy, and mild. 3:00 to 4:00, maybe a passing sprinkle. we' re looking at rain, thunder, lightning. you can see the rain getting 10:00, or 11:00 when thunder

up into eastern nebraska, up across much of iowa, minnesota, northern wisconsin and our weather will be snow showers. maybe another inch or two at the most and gusty winds along with cold temperatures. as far s by tonight, you get to about 7:30 just partly the mountains will still continue to get some snow. and that will actually happen the next couple of days. the winds aloft will continue to bring moisture into the high country of colorado. so great skiing conditions for sure. but definitely want to bundle up because temperatures today will not be very warm at all. 12 for a high at leadville. 30 at grand junction. 32 in utah. and eastern plains we will still have the strong winds as well. along with the cold temperatures that will continue throughout the day and then tonight down to about 0-5 above zero across the eastern plains. a little bit below zero in the mountains. two below zero in al al moe is a. more chill coming up because this cold weather pattern will hang in there for awhile. unfortunately dayle drew the short straw on that one and she temperatures right now. >> i do h

achers pet doesn't usually bring a positive tone with it, but in northern wisconsin one teacher's actual pet is helping students through challenging times and changes. for nbc 6 lane kimball shows us how. >> reporter: every morning you can count on the school bell to deliver excitement for some kids and anxiety for many othths. >> which one do you like better? >> reporter: but at tome hall k middle school you can always count on another bell to deliver happiness guaranteed. >> you immediately -- i see kids, bell is here and they have >> bell the therapy dog joins middle school students in clls to listen, eat and just be there. >> she just enjoys, you know, being around as many people as possible and just has lots of love to share. >> special education teacher alyssa zimmerman originally got bell as a pet two years ago, she trained the lab as a therapy dog out of her ownocket and asked the school if bell could become the newest faculty member. >> there to help and bring a calm atmosphere and for them to pet her of course but i didn't want to take their attentio off of the teacher. >> but

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morning are we @low zero for minneapolis to @portions of -- from minneapolis @into portions of northern @wisconsin and upstate new york @and the canadian air funnels @east and high pressure moves in, @winds pick up. @so we are talking about @ridiculously cold wind chills @this morning. @and even colder tomorrow @morning. @it actually feels like 21 below @in elmyra. @feels like 10 which is cold in @boston. @but then you go into tomorrow @be down into the 20 to 30 @degrees below zero range. @big time cold there. @talk about our cool day. @66 in tampa. @low 70s south and low 60s north. @running 2, 3 degrees cooler than @what we saw for highs on friday @where we managed to sneak out @70. @tonight, colder air. @we are at 60 in morning. @15 degrees cooler tomorrow @morning in tampa. @upper 30s north and upper 40s @into coastal pinellas county. @there is a weak front moving @through. @a slight breeze today and a wind @shift on deck is early sunday @morning. @an east wind, a few more clouds. @stay dry, and then veer south. @by monday, back in the mid-70s @and this front right here is a @our rainmaker for

so little bit of light snow up in northern wisconsin. some of that could end up grazing the poconos late tomorrow. you can see the temperatures this afternoon not really going very far, staying below freezing north and west. and of course going closer to 20 degrees overnight tonight. there's 19 degrees by 6:00 a.m. and then tomorrow it's not quite as cold as today, but we have clouds so not exactly going to be a balmy day. it's over the weekend that we warm up. and next week looks like we're going to get some sort of a coastal storm, a nor'easter. you can see the northeast wind there. the problem is monday is a full moon and the tides would be high anyway, you add in an onshore wind and you can have some coastal concerns. if it tracks right close to the coast like this particular model was showing, then the snow would be pretty far to the north and west. so that the main issue would be perhaps at the coast with the coastal flooding potential. sunny, windy and cold this afternoon. the high temperature only in the mid-30s. and it's not eve

upper level disturbance here now in northern minnesota spreading snow into wisconsin.atur that will dive done arriving monday night into tuesday. a look at the preliminary snow forecast coming up. >>> we're following a developing story out of taiwan. it is race against time to save the missing days after a deadly pre-dawn earthquake. the 6.4 magnitude hit while millions were satisfieasleep. kelly cobiella has more on the extensive devastation. >> reporter: deep in the debris, rescuers hear a little boy crying. trapped for more than 12 hours, they finally pull him to safety. this young girl was brought out barefoot all day one after another, toddler, baby, children and their mothers, rescued from what was once home to hundreds. the pre-dawn earthquake brought this 17 apartment building to the ground. you can see it crumbling in this surveillance video. the walls fell and then the bed fell, this man says. buildings are tilting, cars crushed, and cut in half. the 6.4 earthquake was felt for miles. it was shallow, causing more damage. we spoke to kate by phone and she told

eighth ranked iowa hawkeyes are set for their one regular season meeting with the rival wisconsin badgers. northern iowa will reveal the leader of its athletics department. several candidates interviewed to replace outgoing uni athletic director troy dannen. iowa state senior associate athletic director david harris and former montana state athletic director peter fields are among the candidates still under consideration. the announcement is tomorrow afternoon at 2. kwwl will stream the announcement live on the web. tomorrow night following the announcement... the northern iowa men's basketball team will host the indiana state sycamores at the mcleod center on senior night. the panthers lost last month to indiana state in terre haute at the beginning of a four game skid for northern iowa. uni head coach ben jacobson dissusses the keys to a victory tomorrow night. they are very good in transition they bring it at you they can defend in transition and defend coach jake is urging panther fans to arrive by 6:45 wednesday night for a special senior send-off it has been a rough couple of weeks for the ei

this is a look at tuesday morning and everything is pushing off in the southern wisconsin in northern illinois. cloud cover hanging around tight tuesday afternoon, a little bit of a break late in the day but if we had to wednesday the cloud cover starts to come back but also the warm front is pushing through so we will see temperatures inch their way back up it 40s expected for both wednesday and thursday. we do have another boundary wednesday night that will bring in another chance of snow. latest models say anywhere from a quarter inch in sioux city of close to 1 inch in sheldon and spencer. given the snow totals we're already seeing out west i think we probably will see a little bit more than that especially as you work your way up into the northern sections of siouxland late tonight and early tuesday. because we see more winter weather advisory is until early tuesday morning possibly there is in purple all the areas that will see more or less the snow during tonight overcast skies, 21 degrees with such as is picking up, tomorrow the snow ends and high temperature 32. things will s

blizzard conditions from northern michigan here through wisconsin, to the minneapolis area, sioux city, iowa and on the warm side of things, the rain and even thunder. we have severe weather going on in the southeast part of the country. it will be rain and perhaps a little thunder for us. as this big system approaches and associated cold front, winds will be increasing. look at the warmth. >> around 60 and 66 evansville and colder stuff not until tonight. >> and more likely by 10:00 and 1 a.m. and some of the rain a heads up into early wednesday morning and looks like 7:00 in the morning south and east of cleveland. the best threat of rain. 49 at 7:00 a.m., temperature very warm this time of year. rain and thunder and winds gusting over 40. akron-canton upper 40s to near 50 by 7:00 a.m. rain and thunder for you. 10:00 a.m. looks like the bulk of the rain will be over and this is mainly a morning thing as a matter of fact. we even see sunshine tomorrow. it will be warm. what are we talking here future view rainfall at least a half inch. some spots approaching an inch of rain. this is t

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nashville and the northern parts of kentucky, and before the severe weather trikes strikes we've got to watch the snowfall, a major snowstorm with from colorado all the way through wisconsin tonight as the mputer models are indicating up to a foot snow in many locations from north platt all e way through hastings and to the northern was here and eventually that will stretch into wisconsin as we go through tuesday and wednesday. so a lot going on in our forerest here. groundhog's day tomorrow. we'll stay warm. 83 edition. we go up 5 degrees above our normal and stay warm through thursday. by the time friday rolls around we'll watch that cold fro get cle to us and that will increase our rain chance. then that front is going to linger here so we'll keep a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain r >> laurie: and take a look atthis video from hawaii where a pro surfer goes into a freefall while trying to surf this enormous wave. he stem cell fell if the feet trying to ride this giant wave in maui. look at him fall. he saidt felt like being in a car crash and he was blinded for a few second because of the strong sea spray after falling. hawaiis wa been hit by numerical waves all thanks

wisconsin. a decent threat for tornadoes to develop southern kentucky on through tennessee and northern mississippi. we are kind of sandwiched between these bad parts of the storm. you can see the deep blue indicating heavy snowfall in southern wisconsin at this point. just turning to see storms flareup to the south. as you had closer to home, we see a couple of passing showers through southeastern indiana during. be occasional passing showers possible. going about 9:00 tonight. you can see we are on the extreme northern stretches of that slight risk, which is the area in yellow. the more enhanced area, which is louisville down through northern mississippi, that' s the area where any sort of tornadic activity is more likely. we still have a good deal of rain coming our way. also some gusty winds that may wake up the kids overnight. we do have a slight risk for severe storms. temperature wise, the warm front lifting through and temperatures are warming almost a 50 degrees. s. afternoon. s was spotty rain. the strongest wind gusts. we take a look at the timeline closer in a couple of minutes. lisa: r

the windchill advisories across parts of wisconsin and the far northern plains here.same goes here across parts of the northeast. down across the spine of the appalachians. minus 15. we will break actual air temperature records. here you go. this is what our records are here. all the big cities, albany, minus 10 is your record. sunday night into sunday morning. our temps will be very, very close for a lot of cities. new york city getting close to your record date. all the cold air mass across northern canada. and this is just been released in across parts of the northern plains and east. this does not make its way across florida. so florida you'll be fine. but from atlanta to the north of that, and it will be really, really cold. that's your windchill now. take a look at what happens overnight tonight by the time you get to tomorrow morning. it will feel like minus 15 in des moines. tonight is the coldest night here across the northern plains. then going toward the northeast and the mid-atlantic. you see the cold air overnight. it will be really windy and that will ma

northern iowa. and, the hawkeyes are back on the floor tonight to try and slow down wisconsin. sports men and women, with a budget of about 13- million dollars. today, uni hired david harris as their new athletic director. harris comes to cedar falls after working at iowa state for nearly ten years. harris, on the right -- is currently senior associate athletic director at iowa state, serving as the administrator for football, men's basketball and wrestling. he has also worked in the athletic deparments at harris replaces troy dannen, who left in december to become the a-d at tulane. as with most mid-major schools, harris says the biggest obstacle facing uni is financial. "at a place like uni, that's gonna be even more extreme," said harris. "so clearly coming in as our coaches and our student athletes are coming to us, to our senior management team, saying these are the things that we're going to need to compete." harris will begin his duties at uni on march 28th. former iowa state head football coach paul rhoads has been hired by arkansas as its defensive backs coach. rhoads

you can see this band of snow showers crossing the northern counties, this might produce a tiny dusting up here in the it should be off to wisconsin in the next couple of hours. the rest of tonight we will be dry. some passing clouds at this evening, after that a dry day on friday. the dry weather stays until saturday but by then we have wind and that will bring some warmer temperatures to the area this weekend. highs in all locations on sunday should be above the freezing mark. today, 27 in waterloo. look at the snow ver, they have fresh snow on the ground. out to the west of us tonight there is the storm rolling up to canada then dropping to the south east. the next weather maker will go to canada then drop southeast as a clipper so that will bring wind over the weekend and mild temperatures. as the clipper goes by it brings in cold air for next showers. models indicate monday there is a possibility of an inch of snow a athe next round of cold that is really several days the forecast right now is looking pretty quiet. after midnight and during the morning hours we should have some sunshine but later in the day more clouds coming

colors here, that's a blizzard warning southern minnesota, northern iowa and, of course, winter weather advisories go all the way up into wisconsin. that's des moines right there where keith was reporting from. some snow starting to move into the western part of iowa. this will progress over the next 24 hours across that area. so folks watching that very closely. cold front to the north of us with that area of low pressure. high pressure is our big feature sending us that easterly flow and, of course, at forementioned moisture into the area. if you stare at this a bit, you can make out some of the sea fog, low cloudiness right along coastal areas in place. fog forecast already confirms that, too, low visibility into the early morning hours, starting to clear up around 11 a.m. in some areas but maybe holding on bay and coastal areas. our p.m. flow and a slight possibility of showers especially favoring inland areas and warmer temperatures overall. as we get into wednesday, approaching cold front. this gets a little closer thursday. that's our rain chance for thursday into the early part of friday with the passage of this front, po

. >> wisconsin has won the last five, but iowa really needs this one coming up in sports, stop. over in cedar falls -- northern iowa has found their man -- in the search is over. northern iowa has found their man in david harris to be the school's athletic director. he was introduced this afternoon. he comes from iowa state where he was the senior associate director. before that he was at uw madison. far harris, the message he's bringing is simple. beexcellent.t. everything we do all the time on the field off the field doing things the right way. we want to win championships. we want to be successful. our student athletes come here because they believe we can help them get to a better place. >> now, not even three momohs after being fired, paul rose has found a new gig. he's headed to arkansas to join the razorback staff as a defensive back coach. every game from here on out is huge for the hawks. you can add revenge factors. how do the hawkeyes stop the streak? slow down hayes. as it sounds. he can do it all. >> he's a real difficult ver. hehe a rrific ball handler. he gets to the free throw line and he can m

a big area of low pressure across the northern part of the countriment warm air in the central part of the u.s. you can see the snow is falling from wisconsin, minnesota, back into the dakotas and all the way back into nebraska and iowa. further south, in the warmth and humidity, instability, showers and thunderstorms. a very fast jet stream have led to tornado warnings. mississippi now into alabama. tornado on the ground. you can see this patch of red right here. right in that area. it is a ponder warning northwest of tuscaloosa. and sections of mississippi still under a tornado warning as well. so some dangerous weather. this is going to stay to our north. we are not expecting tornadoes. all of that is well to the north closer to the area of low pressure. a few break-out showers and a few clouds remain back to the west. we enhanced this a little bit fog is located. we had a lot of that overnight as well. so the forecast continues to southeasterly flow. a good amount of fog possible for form including sea fog. as our rain chances improve as we get into the afternoon hours. and into the evening hours into thursday, really though, that is wh

mcleod center--as the northern iowa panthers face indiana state in a critical missouri valley conference showdown. and the eighth ranked iowa hawkeyes play host to a red hiot wisconsin team looking to play panthers will say goodbye to three key members of its basketball before their game against indiana state. wes washpun, mark bohannon and paul jesperson will all play in front of the the regular season. the game tonight is critical for the panthers who want to enter march like a lion. uni has won seven of its last eight games and coach ben jacobson says his team looks a lot different from the panther team tha lost at indiana state in mid- january. wyatt, clint, bennett those guys have got another month un played well for a stretch now..that is very different going into that game and that stretch of games. the panthers tip it off with indiana state at 7... and the senior farewell starts at 6:45 so if you are still watching me you probably won't make it. for the only time this season-- two long time rivals will meet on the hard court. the 8th ranked iowa hawkeyes wisconsin badgers in a game that tips off at 8 o'clock at carver hawkeye arena. iowa stumbles into tonigh

northern iowa is the perfect place. harris has spent the past 15 years serving in different athletic department positions at the university of wisconsin and iowa state. harris talked about fostering an athletic department culture--- that puts an emphasis on winning with integrity.... "i want us to be excellent. i on the field, off the field in find our core decisions moving forward. and of course-- harris says the biggest challege he will face at northern iowa iowa is enruing the school's athletic programs have the resources to successfully compete. ---iowa state athletic director jamie pollard who harris calls the most influential person in his life was at today's press conference. i'm rick coleman reporting for...kwwl news. we will have more on today's press conference and david harris's vision for northern iowa's athletic

wisconsin and iowa state---was at today's press conference. harris called pollard the single we will have more on harris at six. we will have more on the hiring of david harris as the northern iowa athletic director at six. former iowa state head coach -- paul rhoads accepts a new coaching position rhoads will join the university of arkansas --razorbacks coaching staff as a defensive back's coach. rhoads spent seven seasons with the iowa state cyclones and was fired in novemeber after the sixth consecutive losing season. coming up... find out what is inside this man's pocket to cause this huge explosion - hint, you might have one in your house. and... amazon is dropping this controversial toy from their website. more info ahead. that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. --------- --------- this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutrients, and that comes through in the fish. this is the way we ship it to your restaurants. it's not pre-breaded. so not only do we use the highest quality cod, but we still hand

northern alabama? absolutely not, not had year. you have to go all the way up towards the wisconsin-iowa- minnesota border to even pick up any snow on the ground and even though we get a northwesterly winds, it always has the opportunity ooh warm up because it doesn't sit over the snow pack. so the snow pack line is very important for this time of the year where we're forecasting temperatures. here is a look at the longer range computer model forecast. cooler coming back down and it shows up into blue right here and another new storm is going ooh develop and this one here is going a join forces with a coastal low and form kind of a megalow over the northeastern u.s. you're going to get really stormy weather and what it looks for us is a continuation of the west and westerly cool but not cold wind flow. our computer model forecast does show, again, a chance for some showers for the day tomorrow, not expecting any big can't rule out a rumble or two of thunder and best chance for shower shows up late morning as we go through the afternoon and then, again, the showers begin to slowly dissipate as we get into the early part of the evenin

northern iowa. and the school feels it has found the right person for the job in david harris. he's been at iowa state for the last 10 years before that he worked at wisconsin and his alma mater mississippi. he says a lot of things academic reputation. it's one of the best public universities in the midwest and as someone who came from the academic services background that was very important to me. from an athletics standpoint there is such a strong foundation in place. uni has been good in multiple sports for multiple years. one person harris made sure to thank was isu athletic director jamie pollard who was in attendance. "jamie i have to say it's kind of odd that you're in the back of the room and i'm up here at the microphone i'm not used to this i'm sure i'll get used to it." "certainly i have mixed emotions. 14 years of working with somebody i'm going to miss david but i couldn't be more excited for david and his family. he's earned this opportunity he is outstanding at what he does. harris said the biggest challenge he faces is finances. "we have to begin to build those relationships in the community and then obviously start to look at strategically

northern district, which is based in sioux city. 3 hillary clinton took yesterday up before tonight's big debate with bernie sanders. 3 our scott thuman joins us live from the site of the debate in milwaukee, wisconsin to see if it paid off. scott? 3 senior political reporter scott thuman is live from the university of wisconsin- milwaukee, the site of the latest democratic presidential debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton.the two candidates clashed on a wide range of issues... including sanders' proposals for universal healthcare and free tuition for public colleges and universities."clinton, have to lead coalition that to lead "clinton, have universities.colleges and coalition that will take back territory from isis, have to support on the groundsanders, unintended consequences, i will look carefully, make certain that us do not get bogged down in warfare in middle eastclinton, when somebody like donald trump and others stirs up the demagoguery against muslims, it is offensive and it is dangerous3 sanders, "we have got to stand up to the trumps of the world who are trying to divide us up."that's a wrap from milwaukee. the two candidates will meet again ahead of their next primary cont

last night.forecasters say northern indiana could get up to 18-inches of snow as that storm heads east. it was another disappointing night for iowa hawkeye fans. fans.the wisconsin badgers strolled into carver-hawkeye arena and dealt iowa a 67-to-59 loss.the 8-th ranked hawks have now dropped three of their last four games after starting the big-ten season red-hot.peter jok scored 21 points in the loss and the hawkeyes are now a full game behind indiana for the top-spot in the big ten. and if the hawkeyes want to make a serious run at the regular season big ten championship -- it starts this sunday against the ohio state buckeyes.iowa travels to columbus for the 3-o-clock tip-off.you can watch that game right here on cbs 2. former iowa state football coach paul rhoads has a new job this morning. morning.the 49-year-old was fired back in november after seven seasons in ames. rhoads went 32-and-55 overall.he's now been named the new defensive backs coach at the an iowa native, will now work under arkansas head coach bret bielema, who played college ball in iowa city for the hawkeyes. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next a special report you'l

wisconsin and iowa tip-off at 8 p-m tonight. that game will be on the big ten network... back in december, the university of northern iowa's athletic department needed to make a hire at the top -- as troy dannen left cedar falls for the same job at tulane university in new orleans. of minnesota state and david harris, associated athletic director at iowa state. both the gazette and the waterloo cedar falls courier are reporting that david harris will be named uni athletic director this afternoon. the new athletic director will follow troy dannen, a uni alum, who guided the panthers' athletic department through the evolving state of college athletics but also during two runs in the ncaa men's basketball tournament in 2010 and 2015 that brought the school extensive visibility. it's wednesday so we welcome your pet questions... if you have a question for dr. allen berger, call midday. dr. allen berger from bright eyes & busy tails veternariry hospital on northgate drive in iowa city joins us... allan... thank you for being here. expert will be in -- tax season is approaching for so many of us... coming up tomorrow, sta

northern ohio. but here is the elephant in the room. should we talk about it. mid section. it will dump six to 12-inches of snow and blizzard conditions, nebraska and colorado through iowa and wisconsin and michigan. we are on the warm side. so for us, i would expect rain showers for us in the later part of the day and pretty good winds tomorrow night into wednesday. i think the main impacts, rain and wind for northern ohio and chillier air for thursday and friday. we are dry for now. wherever you want to go. no worries. in fact this is your evening outside. we will enjoy some outstanding clear sky action. everyone will clear out. in fact greater cleveland and dover new philly and akron and canton. the first night of the overhalf in all looking good. 40 norwalk and 48 in ravenna. your hour by hour, temperatures in the upper 20s. lower 30s as you begin your day tomorrow morning. and look. we are jumping right back up. i'm thinking low to mid-50s for highs for many of you. in fact we will track them hour by hour. tomorrow we are starting off at freezing and look at the temperatures. you notice the rain showers coming in. late afternoon and evening and lingering in tomorrow night and th

northern counties, and that's because our next cold front will be approaching us. you can see that front now bringing showers and storms across the southeast. snow falling places like in kansas, minneapolis, wisconsin dealing with the snow. thanks to the out ahead of it, we're tracking severe weather, tornado warnings in effect in places like tennessee, mississippi, still have some active tornado warnings and really the southeast under fire for this evening. for us, that warm moist, southeasterly flow continues, lingering clouds overnight. some low clouds to begin with tomorrow morning. patchy areas of fog, but opportunity look like it's going to be quite as foggy as this morning. tomorrow afternoon, sea fog hanging around. we'll see a few showers in our northern spots out ahead of this next system, but most of us looking at dry conditions. it's thursday when the front moves in if the around 9:00, 10:00 a.m., we'll see the rain towards citrus area. around lunch time, wee see rain towards st. pete, and tampa and the front slows down moving by the late afternoon and evening hours and we'll see clearing conditions into friday. more sunshine, but cooler temperatures. it's going to be breezy. really kin

northern l alabama, mississippi. a lot of heavy rain there, too. this whole storm system will move eastward unlike last week when we saw the blizzard that will be confined to places likei minnesota and wisconsin will move eastward. it will still be an issue for carolinas. they're under the gun with seeing the cold front. for us the cold front will be moving in that will bring us some pot