a lot of cases in the 30' milder air back down to the ohio texas. southwesterly wind gets tapped working our way into the weekend, and that means a warming trend for the weekend and certainly monday as our next system truly starts to arrive. a lot of clouds out there, a few breaks, especially up north. later in the evening, the low clouds and fog form. that allows for patchy drizzle with that as she overnight feared up north, a couple of spots could be below the freezing mark. a couple of showers trying to break apart, improvement in the afternoon, especially away from the shoreline midafternoon on. then we are caught in between systems before another weak disturbance to glides in early friday. westerly breeze starts to dry saturday, looking at partly sunny' skies. temperatures warm up. 40' s this afternoon with a light breeze, and we will continue to patchy, freezing drizzle in the north country overnight. there it is, the warm-up all the way into monday ahead of our next system, which right now looks warm enough that it will be mostly in the form of rain before we cola for me middle of

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. >>> and just can't catch a break, from texas to ohio, i will let you know when the storm arrives for us, i will take you through the hour by hour forecast coming up. e sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99 after 12:00 p.m. >>> 5:14, welcome sight of snow for one new england ski resort. >> sugar loaf, maine, got up to 5 inches. more is on the way for the ski country. >> i know. it's been mild lately but things are changing and changing fast, danielle. >> didn't you love new england weather, we go from record warm to. >>> 8:00 p.m. this evening until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. it does not include the cape and the islands, and even though it comes at 8:00 p.m. not really anticipating any snow to arrive around midnight tonight. most in fact are running 30-35, wind has been active, the real feel is run running in the 20s to boston. this is what you wanted for

the violent weather continues over northwestern texas of ohio. southeast section of memphis to northern mississippi. a severe weather outbreak. number of outbreak tornado warnings. large damaging tornadoes in northern section of mississippi. that line will come through here mid-morning tomorrow. we may have an isolated thunderstorm of our own. the forecast overnight, isolated showers. breezy warm temperatures that may rise a degree overnight in spots as the gusty winds increase. tomorrow morning just maybe isolated thunderstorm along with the abandoned showers coming through. here we go. through the morning at 9:00, 8:00, 10:00, that mid-morning to the late morning time frame. that should be out of there. i don't know if we get clearing that is possible in the afternoon. with we have gusty winds. highs of -- we have gusty winds. 73. easy record. tomorrow showers possible. can't rule out showers christmas day. saturday is mild. 64 degrees. check out the next seven days. this is what we have. 30% chance of rain thursday, friday, saturday. monday; t

there is a lot of action from the ohio valley stretching back down to texas where that severe weather and deadly tornadoes over the weekend now it is -- we all have areas of ice extending into indiana and ohio. a lot of of moisture, a lot of as it works in our direction, possible snow through tonight, just a cold wind, 2:00 a.m. notice moderate rain snow works in from south to north tomorrow, mid to late morning by midday, leftover pockets of sleet and freezing rain north and west of boston. area of low pressure is going to pass over the cape and islands, evening tomorrow much better. areas of snow continue through maine, just leftover rain showers, wednesday will be a quieter day, so zoom in a little bit, is a.m., a little area of snow develops, really either side of mass turnpike, it may start as a little bit of light snow in the cape, that is about it on the south coast, we are in the winter weather vie rue, timing is everything, 5:00 a.m. areas of snow boston in through southern new hampshire, pink indicates the mix, change over to mix and freezing rain it northeast, 7:00 a.m. tom

you have that line of precipitation down through the mississippi and ohio valley' into texas. we have severe thunderstorms in east texas and heavy snow over western texas, the same state, this low is spawning both. that will be our tuesday trouble. low pressure builds in tonight and offer sunshine tomorrow. still talking about the last vestiges of today' s system with white pockets of freezing drizzle in some cases in protected valleys. most of this is fog and a lot of clouds. those will depart overnight tonight. where winter weather advisories in purple for the next system on tuesday. lesser mouse of snow but still movable. higher amounts of snow in the mountains and into western and central maine as well. again, for tuesday. here is the forecast tonight. calling for the skies to start clearing out. snow showers are possible in the higher terrain of the mountains to the north as we are dealing with wind against the mountains. that causes the upslope snow from the region look -- from the lakes region south, beautiful. you will just notice high clouds through the late afternoon

if you look at tomorrow from north texas to the ohio valley, severe storms, even big snows in west texas and some snow north of new england by the way tomorrow. the cold air is not far away. we get a shot of it into early next week. we'll have more on that in the seven day accuweather forecast. >> he did say snow in new england right? >> that was close,. >> very close. >> still to come, a fantasy sports website now fighting back. the sites are banned here in new york. we know that. another state also trying to get rid of them, but will that work. >> and a lawmaker under fire not for the christmas video he >>> the fantasy sports website draft kings is suing the attorney general of illinois after she declared daily fantasy sports betting illegal in the state. illinois' attorney general said draft kings and fanduel clearly constitute gambling. draft kings asked the court to declare that fantasy games do not constitute gambling in illinois and to nullify the attorney general's opinion. >>> janet jackson postponing her current world tour because she says she's having surgery. the five-time gr

he's explicitly not running in florida, ohio, virginia, and texas and whatever other states i forgot to check. i mean, is there somewhere where you are running, governor? honestly, even if you as a potential voter wanted a george pataki for president t-shirt or a mug or something because you are in some state somewhere where he might conceivably end up on the ballot, if you wanted george pataki for president t-shirts, you can't even go to his website and buy them. at least some of these other more well-known presidential candidates like dee's nuts and butt stuff, they at least have a robust memorabilia section if you want to buy a dee's nuts or butt stuff t-shirt. deez nuts and butt stuff will have the same place on the ohio presidential ballots as george pataki, which is to say they will not be there. but at least they're merchandising. at this point until i get some contrary evidence, some proof to the contrary, i hereby say that george pataki is not running for president. [ bell ] ding, ding, ding. there's also a case to be made that jim gilmore isn't running for president. this i

i can point to three republican governors, in ohio, in texas, closing prisons. but i cannot think of a democrat governor in the country that is closing prisons. even jerry brown. cuomo got pulled into kicking , and screaming, a compromise that would have been better if he led on it. my point is, i'm just going from earlier, there is -- in the temperature is rising. the liberty and justice for all moment here, liberty, that is republicans, the liberty and justice for all moment is coming. judge cordell: so you are listening to the commonwealth program, this is presented by "the nation" in commemoration with their 150th anniversary and we are discussing inequality in america. we have van jones a former white house adviser and commentator. and katrina vanden heuval. editor and publisher of "the nation." a former police auditor for the city of san jose and your moderator. and you can hear programs on the radio, catch up with us on facebook and twitter and a view us on the youtube channel. we are at a point where we want to go to questions that have been submitted fr

complicado, fuertes vientos y 40% de posibilidad de tornados hoy en el sur del valle de ohio, principalmente texastiempo, las personas deben reducir la velocidad porque conducirÁ a 70 millas por hora bajo la lluvia aumenta las probabilidades de que usted termine accidentado, dijo el agente de la patrulla de caminos de mississippi. Él también recomienda realizar una revisiÓn de seguridad en su vehÍculo, principalmente de la presiÓn de las llantas y de los frenos, y siempre colocarse el cinturÓn de seguridad. el mal tiempo tambiÉn podrÍa causar cancelaciones de vuelos y largos retrasos en los aeropuertos. en el extremo oeste de la naciÓn, la madre naturaleza tambiÉn continÚa presentando complicaciones para los conductores con nievo e hielo, en las carreteras en partes del estado de washington, sierra nevada, utah, y colorado. y los viajeros de la costa oeste no estarÁn libres de complicaciones ya que se esperan lluvias durante todo el dÍa, pero quienes deben tener mayor precauciÓn hoy son los que viven en el sur por posibles tornados e inundaciones repentinas en los estados de la costa del golfo has

this a particularly dangerous situation and issued a severe weather watch as far north as ohio to parts of texasi'm molly line and now back to "hannity" and log ontonew news.come for your headlines. a new quinnipiac university poll says 59% of americans worry that the government's anti-terrorism policies have not gone far enough to protect the homeland. and the democrats appear to be tone deaf in the fight against radical islamic terrorism. instead of identifying the enemy and confronting it, they're blaming others. watch this. >> if you've been watching television for the last month, all you've been seeing, all you've been hearing about is these guys with masks or black flags who are potentially coming to get you. the media is pursuing ratings. this is a legitimate news story. i think that, you know, it's up to the media to make a determination about how they want to cover things. >> what you're hearing from some of the republicans, most particularly mr. trump, about muslims is not only dangerous, it's shameful. and if you go on arabic television, as we have, and you look at what is being blast

though, before i get into the stuff with the west, a lot of fog this morning from areas of texas up into areas of the ohioalley. careful with that. but all the pictures out of the west, this is the dramatic stuff. a lot of water, i think we had four storms now in about six days. just one storm after another. of course the rivers are starting to overthrow their banks. we've had a lot of problems with poweller from winds out of this, too. the storm goes right now, yes, this is the pictures you're seeing from yesterday's storm. a new storm, this one, look at this thing curling itself up here. it's now coming onshore towards vancouver island and washington state. it's going to put a little fire hose into california today into tonight. that's good. that's where we need the rainfall and the snow. so the worst of the flooding was in oregon. now another shot of heavy rain last night. then we're going to dry it out a little bit during the day today. that's good. so we're almost done with the northwest, the worst of the damage. now we're going to focus on the beneficial rain and snow in northern california, already

texas. look at all this moisture, stretching through the ohio valley. this is all lifting to the north with the warm front, allowing us to tap into some very warm air tomorrow. that is why we have the fog as the temperature slowly cli mb. the forecast highs tomorrow come into the 70's. it may be a record-breaking day. tomorrow, if we make it to 72, we will tie the current record back in 1971. think we will break the record at bwi. put that in perspective, the average high is 44. if the fog sticks around too long tomorrow, that may limit temperatures getting as high as we are forecasting. you will want to stay tuned tomorrow for the latest on that. the temperatures up and down, in the 40's., 61 tuesday. new year's eve looking dry, new year's day looking nice as well, temperatures back to average. about the complaints weather, and no complaints about washington's score now. robert: we have the update on the redskins-eagles. i think you will like it. and frank beamer hoping to end his career on top. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your

georgia, illinois, louisiana, maryland, nebraska, new jersey, new york, north carolina, ohio, oregon, pennsylvania, texasnd washington state. however, they are saying that they have received 70 reports of emergency room treated injuries with whoever boards and you can see why, looking at some of that video. they say you should wear a helmet and pads if you're going to ride a hoverboard. so 22 reports of hoverboard fires, however, keep in mind an awful lot of those have been sold. we don't know what percentage of that would be that 22 -- what percentage that would be of whoever boards sold. we will keep you posted on that story. back to you. >> thank you, sue, very much. >>> some of this year's biggest losers caught a bid over the last few trading days here. yahoo, wynn showed ugly performances this year, yahoo down 53%, wynn down 54%. >> katie stockton from btig joining us to make her case with the charts. let's start with yahoo. >> it has been an ugly year for yahoo but what we've noticed in the fourth quarter is some mean reversion. we've seen some of these former losers start to outperform, especially

anywhere from ohio, down into texas, that yellow, three to five inches.s seen half a foot of rain in three days and exceptional rainfall rates as we have gone forward in time and now looking at places like st. louis. the mississippi river, it is expected to reach major flood stage but this is what i was telling you about. notice the river continues to rise and not going to add more rainfall. the river will rise. forecast crest on thursday over 43 feet. so we're looking at major flood stage. the good news, not adding anymore rain into this area. we are going to be staying dry through the remainder of today. back to you. >> alex wilson, thank you very much and continuing to watch it with evacuation ordered to the massive flooding there in the mississippi river in missouri and keep you posted here on msnbc. thank you very much. >>> from the midwest to the northeast having weather issues on their own. a region getting the first real blast of winter this hour. the messy mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain and nbc's ron mott from massachusetts. doesn't look to

of those texas, oklahoma and north carolina, ohio, alaska, louisiana colorado and california are impacted by lower oil prices. look at the net impact and jobs everywhere and it's a cheap feed stock and cheap recruiters is a net negative only for north carolina because of the high cost of balkin oil and the difficulty of getting into the markets. you layer in the savings and natural gas because it's so warm anyway and it's more of a net benefit to the country. how about all the debt that the oil and gas companies layered on though? definitely. there's maybe as much as $300 million in debt in this industry. that could be a huge hit. it could be bad. but here's an astonishing number. the housing collapse, 20 times that figure. 20 times that figure went bad. let's say all the $300 billion in debt goes bad. it would still only be a fraction of just the $6 trillion in housing related debt. >> right here, right now. that's a big number. but not one they is sink in the bank. nowhere near. that invested a lot of money in this oil and gas firm which is is why we're so fix sated on the mutual funds.

mostly to rain still well to the west over ohio valley, that extend town to texas. we're dry right now, just clouds rolling through, most of the afternoon stays dry. as we get in the evening hours that is when we will see our rain chance. we will give it a 30 percent chance after 5:00 o'clock tonight. it is a cry monday. watch for steady rain moving in on tuesday and then drying out on wednesday. pretty progressive weather pattern. here is our set up. this afternoon still dry, here's the front moving through poconos and then comes to the delaware valley during the evening. five or six or 7:00 we will see chance for some showers and then the front moves south of us, for monday, we're dry, just some clouds and sunshine early in the day, this high pressure system will bring us some colder air, and lock tonight place. then here's our next storm initially that moisture could run into the cold air and lehigh valley, poconos, show to the see few wet snow flakes and sleet pellets and light freezing rain in the mountains as well, initially, late monday night and early tuesda

. >> this huge system is stretching from new mexico and texas up to ohio it's now moving east. our extreme weather team covering every angle for us. rob marciano is in st. louis for us this morning. good morning, rob. >> it's been raining all weekend long. we got another 1 to 3 inches coming. flash flooding warning in effect for the st. louis area. the rivers behind me continue to filling up. overnight a state of emergency weather pounds the region. producing flash floods and at least 15 people are dead. the in tennessee, the river surging to the highest it's been in 11 years. >> there is the probably the worst flooding that i have ever witnessed. >> reporter: in missouri, rampant flood waters engulfed homes. swept away rvs and shut down major highways. major highways. overnight, st. louis sandbaggers preparing for more. >> our neighbors are totally under water. >> reporter: across the midwest, tiny neighborhood creeks morphing into dangerous bodies of water. >> this is liberty creek about 12 feet wide, right now it's probably every bit of 200 feet wide. >> reporter: in illinoi

. >> this huge system is stretching from new mexico and texas up to ohio it's now moving east. our extreme weather team covering every angle for us. rob marciano is in st. louis for us this morning. good morning, rob. >> it's been raining all weekend long. anywhere from 5 to 10 inches of rain falalng. we got another 1 to 3 inches coming. for the st. louis area. the river behind me continuing to fill up. to what is now becoming a record year for rainfall. overnight, a state of emergency in the heartland, as severe weather pounds the region. history heavy rains producing flash floods and at least 15 people are dead. in tennessee, the river surging to the highest it's been in 11 years. >> this is probably the worst t flooding that i have ever witnesesd. it's very devastating. >> reporter: a state of emergency declared in missouri after rampant floodwaters engulfed homes. swept away rvs and shut down majojohighways. >> it's the worst i think anybody has seen. >> reporter: overnight st. louis sandbaggers preparing for more. >> our neighbors are totally under water. we're out here do

i can point to three republican texas,rs, in ohio, in closing prisons. democratnot think of a governor in the country that is closing prisons. and screaming, a compromise that would have been leadr if he let on it -- on it. even jerry brown. my point is, i'm just going from earlier, there is -- in the temperature is rising. the liberty and justice for all moment here, liberty, that is andblicans, the liberty justice for all moment is coming. judge cordell: so you are listening to the commonwealth program, this is presented by "the nation" in commemoration with their 150th anniversary and --are discussing any quality inequality in america. jones a former white house adviser and commentator. the and and -- van den heuval. on the can hear programs radio, catch up with us on viewook and twitter and a us on the youtube channel. we now want to go to questions submitted by the audience, but before that, we will do a quick inequality jeopardy round. i will give a quote about inequality to you all and you tell us who said it. and remember, you need to answer in t

i can point to three republican governors in georgia, in texas, in ohio trying to close prisons. i can't name one in the country that has closed a prison including your governor jerry brown. he got pulled into kicking and screaming a compromise that would have been much better had he led on it. my point is the temperature is rising at the liberty and justice for all, liberty, there is a liberty and justice for all moment coming that i do think we might find some. >> if you are listening to the commonwealth club of telephone you program it is presented by the nation magazine in commemoration of the 150th anniversary and we are discussing inequality in america. our speakers are robert reich professor and former secretary of labor, ai-jen poo of the domestic workers alliance, van jones, white house special advisor for green jobs and cnn commentator and katrina vanden heuvel, editor and publisher of the nation. i am ladoris hazzard cordell retired judge of the court of california, former police auditor for san jose and your moderator and you can hear the programs on the radio, catch

alabama, western florida, mississippi, flooding expected in texas, ohio, and virginia. bad weather.es industrial industrial average please. now we're down 71 points why are we down this monday after christmas? because of this. oil we're up a buck 6 per barrel. 3 and a half percent down that's quite a tumble. 36.75. oil down stocks down. price of gas national average is a buck 99. maybe all of that money we saved went towards that much higher christmas selling period. now this, war on terror, the iraqi army has driven isis from the key city of ramadi. congressman peter king joins us now. welcome back good to see you sir. >> thank you stuart. some degree of vindication of policy of putting no u.s. boots on the ground but still isis is on the run in ramadi? >> well first let me say this is a -- very significant victory, and a give iraqi forces also american advise to the credit forward. i hope there's more after it. most of the results were able to fall. i'd say not a vindication of the policy. i'm not throwinging cold water t when the president began his counteroffensive months ago si

flooding fears stretch from texas all the way to the ohio valley while snow and ice are headed to the midwest and parts of the northeast where an unseasonably warm start to winter is suddenly taking a very chilly turn. meteorologist matt leads off our weather coverage for us. good evening. >> good evening, erica. this storm is not a text book winter storm. it is a text book el nino year winter storm. that is to say an el nino year we flood the country with warmth. the result we get big storms is this. just what you mentioned. we had the tornado reports. now a tornado watch continues in the panhandle of florida. on the back side of the storm you get the cold air. bringing snow to the rockies. now the snow extended to texas. it's pulling out of the plains. now taking aim on the northeast. not just in the upper great lakes, but boston, portland, maine, burlington, vermont. even through much of connecticut we expect to find sleet and freezing rain moving in late tonight and continuing during the morning. this will have an impact on the morning drive throughout the northeast corridor. in n

ohio valley. it's an extension of this system. this area of low pressure working through texas on the east side once again. severe weather. this time farther east of dallas but on the eastern edge of texas. conditions. this area of low pressure will push into the midwest and an extension is a warm front. laelt overnight monday. early on tuesday. as that pushes into the cold air we get the snow to break out. any time between 1:00 and 4:00 on tuesday and the commute start watching the transition over to sleet and freezing rain. 10:00 in the morning, a lot of us transition to sleet. so the snow is not going to last all that long. but we'll get a period of snow and freezing rain along the coast line. and by the afternoon most of us down with the -- done with the ice. just wet weather in the afternoon. especially along the coastline. even in the city of boston, right along the immediate shoreline, tough to get an inch of snow. the east wind will jump the temperatures well into the 30s if not lower 40s. north and west of bostonen and sleet or freezing rain on top of that. and 3 to 6

new york may well resolve the marriage question differently than the people of florida or texas orthopedic ohiot know. that's slightly different from what he said publicly. let's bring in mike allen. do you see a problem here? >> what's fascinating is we're use to seeing the ted cruz across the south. right now, the last day of his christmas tour and people like the high decimal cruz. what we're hearing is him navigating a different crowd. this is a fundraiser in midtown manhatt manhattan. someone who says i'm against your view on gay marriage, it's one place we differ is it a top priority for you and he says no. we see the senator navigating a crowd that's not entirely friendly in a different tone volume than we're use to seeing. >> do opponents think they've got something we're going to be using in the next month? >> opponents think they're going to try to make a case. he's trying to get the carson voters falling away and this is going to be an issue important to them. >> let me ask you quickly before we go to christmas break, you're asking the leaders in iowa, new hampshire, the early states

. >> this huge system is stretching from new mexico and texas up to ohio it's now moving east.ur extreme weather team covering every angle for us. rob marciano is in st. louis for us this morning. good morning, rob. >> reporter: a massive multifaceted storm for this part of the country. it is a rain and flooding situation with the missouri river behind me rising along with other creeks and rimps closing down roads and interstates into what's turning out to be a record setting year for rainfall in st. louis. overnight, a state of emergency in the heartland, as severe weather pounds the region. historic heavy rains producing flash floods and at least 15 people are dead. after drowning in flood waters. in tennessee, the river surging to the highest it's been in 11 years. >> this is probably the worst flooding that i have ever witnessed. it's very devastating. >> reporter: a state of emergency declared in missouri after rampant floodwaters engulfed homes. swept away rvs and shut down major highways. >> it's the worst i think anybody has seen. >> reporter: overnight st. louis sandba

>> will carr, thanks so much joining us out of texas this afternoon. let's head out to ohio, fox news alert right now where prosecutors now announcing the latest on the tamir rice case. let's listen. >> without a public investigative report undermine community confidence. it was clear we needed a more rigorous, independent investigation of police use of deadly force. although not required by ohio law, i now have all evidence reviewed not just by the prosecutor in these cases or this office but by the citizens of the grand jury sitting as an investigative panel. they hear all the evidence to make the final call. our office also shares with the public completed independent investigative reports so that there will be no mystery about what occurred or rumors in a citizen's death. this transparency gives ours community an opportunity to correct errors, in policy, training, tactics, hiring, equipment, far more quickly instead of waiting sometimes years until the opportunity enthusiasm or reform our laws. the lessons are forgotten. here we want the lessons learned and applied. that

ben carson, texas senator ted cruz., florida senator marco rubio, carly fiorina, former florida governor jeb bush. and ohio governor john kasich. in an interview on "meet the press".. florida senator marco rubio said he thinks donald trump announced his muslim ban proposal in part to re- claim the limelight. rubio said while he thinks it's "offensive and outlandish".. he thinks trump has touched on some real issues. "obviously i don't agree with everything he says. there's a lot that we have a difference of opinion on. but we can't ignore people are concerned about. if you look at the statements he made this week, obviously i think he made them partially to recapture the limelight after having lost it. and i do think we lost some of the focus on the attacks in san bernardino and focused on a plan that isn't really a plan and is never going to happen. but he is reminding us in that process that people are really upset and they're really scared. and they're worried." rubio also took shots at rival senator ted cruz. the worst terrorist attack in the united states since 9/11 still raises questions... and may h

texas. a lot of this whether now is cranking through the ohio valley, mississippi. look at that thing. it is definitely some severe weather, icy and snowy weather around chicago. chicago had, at one point, 200 planes canceled, flights canceled in the morning hours. that's huge. that ripples back into dallas, that ripples back into even sfo and new york. so, more problems, probably over the next 24 hours from chicago eastward. for us, we just try it out. we got an actual pattern going. we are going to stay dry for a while. we've got radar turning but picking up essentially nothing. we've got dry skies. we've got partly cloudy, probably sunday conditions. it's less wind tonight. it's going to be colder tonight than it was last night. that's typically how it works. there will be a few clouds around, that's why it's not going to bottom out. we don't have a freeze warning. there will be a few clouds out there that keep us just a little bit warmer. but it will be cold. san jose tomorrow morning, i mentioned earlier, you are freezing now, only for a few hours, early morning hours. but, that i

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as you travel into the ohio valley we have a period of rain swifting marching through. we'll zoom into the south across the lonestar state of texas. this area it was a nightmare of severe weather, you can see all the lightens strikes taken in 15 minute increments. we have snowstorms across the panhandle of texas where they will pick up 6 to 18 inches of snow. all this is lifting to the north. some of the major hubs will be affected later on. snowfall totals, tuesday, heavy batch, this is monday, tuesday this lifts into new england, places like maine, vermont, new hampshire will get 18 to a foot of snow. it will be the corn belt through texas that will see this today. the weather is starting to effect some of the areas. boston, raining 45 degrees. chicago, colder, 37. quiet in or handle doe and atlanta -- orlando and temperatures in the 60s. local shop owners have had their gifts on display at love park since thanksgiving. you can grab a sweet treat and check out the light display anytime between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. >>> the eagles won't be going to the playoffs. and the sixers do something they have not done all season. here'

texas senator ted cruz essentially tied for first place. fellow republican candidate john kasich will be in eastern iowa tonight.the ohio governor will host a town hall meetiti in waterloo starting at six. this is kasich's first visit to waterloo during the campaign. options of linn county is expanding its reach. reach.the non-profit organization had to cut one of s major ppgrams because of federal regulations.now the group is using its revamped day habilitation program to include more events for adults with developmental disabilities.options is starting to offer more volunteer opportunities in about 200 different locations. "we were first disappointed, wondering what would be ahead for people who lost their jobs, but instead of being disappointed, i think these success and the opportunities." options says it will continue to take advantage of the opportunities to interact with the public. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - some of the best places to get into the holiday spirit -- even if it's warmer than normal and there's no snow on the ground. dround. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical

texas, nevada. we have wind in south dakota, nebraska and ohio. we've been able to grow that business to the benefit of the shareholders while providing renewable energy to those locations. >> how is the economy doing in terms of metered energy business? you're in an area that's got to stay strong because a lot of parts of the country are getting weaker. >> one of the things that makes ours so attractive is the vitality of the economy. it's been related to financial services. not anymore. the new york economy is so diverse. it includes tourism, high tech, google, twitter, facebook. education, expansion of universities in the area, as well as hospitals. so health care, put them all together and we have a really strong base that we're working off of. >> you always have to spend, you're always talking about that you have to replace parts that are down 40, 60 years old as routine will you cyber terror i. how do you keep that spend at a right level knowing that cyber terrorists could be anywhere? >> cyber and physical security are the top of our risk r