i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer ssutions. 3 3 3 3 breaking news right now out of germany... two trains crash head-on, killing four people and seriously injuring at least 40 others. this is brand new video just into the newsroom from the scene. crews are still working to get to people trapped in the wreckage. officials at the scene say several cars overturned. so far it is not clear what caused the trains to collide. 3 3 3 it is primary day in new hampshire and this morning the first votes are already in. kenneth moton reports... the latest polls say g-o-p frontrunner donald trump and democrat bernie sanders are expected to come out on top in the first in the nation primary. 3 it's finally here?new hampshire primary day.sot chris christie "i want this job because i love our country."sot marco rubio"i need your vote!"sot ted cruz "at this point, it's all about turnout." call it a presidential candidate full court press in the granite state?one campaign event after storm.nat be

last year the vast majority of them arrived at their destination on time. overall, almost 4 of every 5 flights in 2015 were on schedule. the highest on-time arrival rate since 2012. it's a testament to airlines and airports doing a better job handling storms and last-minute disruptions to schedules. the report also shows airlines have improved how they deal with customers. for example, there was a lower percentage of luggage lost or mishandled. perhaps because people are checking fewer bags and carrying more on board. and despite airlines flying more planes with every seat sold, there was a drop in the number of passengers bumped from oversold flights. last year hawaiian airlines had the best on-time arrival rate, followed by alaska and delta. spirit had the worst on-time arrival rate, behind frontier and envoy. for spirit, a low-cost carrier that charges passengers a variety of fees, including for checked bags, last year was a rough one. spirit's complaint rate was substantially higher than the rest of the industry. spirit's performance shows the growing pa

for example, the needham and providence line failed to meet their 92% on time goal during peak times four out of the seven months. the stoughton line missed the mark every single month. we asked to speak direct whether i keolis. they are meeting the goals laid out in the improvement plan when you look at the has fallen below 92% on time even in the challenging winter months. but not often enough for deidra tripoli. >> it's very rare it's on time. >> reporter: according to information keolis reports it fell below performance targets during peak hours on all but three day sos far in 2016. keolis place -- based that on untime performance. keolis told us under their contract with the state they are penalized for any on time performance below 100%. keolis says its working with the mbta to cut their penalties in half this year. if you have something you want fox 25 investigates to check out e-mail us at fox 25 investigates @fox 25.com or call the number on your screen 1877-fox 25-news. >> another news heads up if you news the mbta monday. as well as how you access a presume parking spot. t

they can get home on time. when they are not meeting the basic standards that have been set forth with their agreement, that is when people have to say wait a minute, fix it before you increase my fare. >> reporter: that's what someone said in my ear is they are trying continue to crease the fares after all this? there's an incentive to get this right and meet the bench mark because the t can actually find k -- fine keolis for each delay and canceled tape and we tried to ask about that but a spokesperson says she is too up to her eyeball was this mess and wouldn't be able to answer questions about this. for now live at south station ryan kath wbz news. >> thanks. if you read her twitter feed you will see the head of communications for keolis whoyou heard from earlier in fact yesterday, leslie bemoaned the fact her american airlines flight was delayed and gave a sarcasm drenched yee for the pretzels the airline handed out. when america tweeted back to apologize she tweeted back american was not being respectful

they say they need more time to repair those damages. is set to reopen on tuesday. >>> another local school also calling off class this time over some air quality concerns. the clyde brown elementary school in millis will be closed tomorrow and tuesday. some tests came back with some concerning results in two parts of the buildings. school administrators hope to have the issue resolved and school back in session by wednesday. >>> a murder suspect is still on the loose tonight. malden police are trying track down 30-year-old kenneth manning who was last seen the day after the murder. this weekend russell's car was found in somerville. manning is considered armed and dangerous. so if you see him don't approach him and call police immediately. >>> new at 10:00 a man is under arrest tonight accused of robbings a clerk and attack him with a baseball bat. police say that gidian entered a market on maple street in manchester, new hampshire, punched the clerk and hit him with a baseball bat then ran away with cash. own better that crime he told us he was at the hospital to be with his employe

now aware on time with drive times durham freeway seven minutes 40 it 15 and 540 on time. four minutes capital to u.s.a. 70. barbara: we are getting a new look at the surveillance images of the uber driver in the hours before he is accused of going on a shooting spree. they show jason dalton at a gun the owner said nothing seemed odd as he bought tactical jacket. less than they hours the first shooting started. uber said he had passed the background check and good ratings from customers. john: to an eyewitness exclusive the man accused in a drive-by shooting that hurt a toddler at a durham home day care says he is innocent. barbara: he faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a forearm by a convicted fell left hand. he says he was shopping at kroger at the time and the g.p.s. on his phone will prove he was not there. he does have a message for the victim. >> i'm sorry this happened to you. i'm sorry we live in a city where violence pervades. but i'm not the one. i don't know shoot your house up. i don't know how to get to your house. barbara: police

*i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 firefighters investigate what caused a fire at an asheville business. the fire broke out yesterday, just after midnight on haywood road. these photos were posted to our facebook page by rob lenfestey. crews contained the flames to two rooms. no one was inside at the time, and no one was hurt. 3 3 3 a long-awaited murder trial may finally get underway in transylvania county tomorrow. charles o'shields is accused of shooting toby mathis to shot inside the 'dollar general' in rosman in 2011. the victim had been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of o'shields' son. o'shields' trial was delayed several times, over questions about his competency. 3 3 the death of a haywood county man whose body was found in the upstate has been ruled a suicide. 57-year-old jeffrey turner's body was found friday morning in oconee county. search teams had been looking for him since he was reported missing last tuesday. 3 3 a man is arr

the board here on time, on time, on time is what you should expect here at south station. i want to show you the pictures that were tweeted out by this spokesperson last night showing the amtrak signal that was having so many issues. these are picture there is a show again before the problem was resolved. the problem -- a resolution we were able to bring you as breaking news some 30 minutes ago. again, these issues prevented trains from coming into n and out of south station without a manual control. a manual switcher which really why so many reroutes and reroutes were being done yesterday in the morning commute all the way through the rest of the day. now that issue is resolved, the electronic control of the signal has been restores. commuters can come into their final destination here at south fox25 on all of the mbta commuter rail lines. again, the mbta saying the problem has been fixed. i haven't heard back from amtrak yet. i reached out a couple of times this morning. the mbta says they won't be out here for an on camera interview but said that amtrak is expected to c

the friday morning commute gets back on schedule. >>> on time, on time, on time, music to morning commuter ears. what we are learning here as we report live from south station about this morning commute. >>> and plus, developing in boston a mr and her 5-month-old baby struck by a car while crossing the street. what we know about their conditions this morning and the driver who hit them. >>> and a first of its kind security scare at umass amherst security scare at umass amherst. we are live on campus this morning as police update us on the search for two men who got inside of a dorm with a gun. >>announcer: complete new england coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: good morning, 6:00 on this friday morning, february 19. hope your day is you off to a great start. i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: i am sara underwood. great breaking news about the morning commute. team coverage in just moments, but first your friday forecast. fox25 meteorologist shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center with the cold temps this morning. >> shiri: yeah, cold temps indeed. we a

either direction, nothing but on time travel. if you will be traveling i-4, a really no longer a factor. westbound lanes, st. john's river over to colonial, still at 19 minutes. that's your check on traffic. back to you. >> thanks, amy, we continue to follow breaking news overnight in orange county. police spent hours searching for evidence after two men are found dead after a shooting. that discovery made last night on comstock not far from rollins college. that's where we find kirsten. have police said anything about a search for possible suspects there? >> bridgett, we have asked police about their search for the person who fired those shots and so farther saying they are not looking for any suspects. they are calling this an isolated incident. the search for evidence has continued overnight and into the morning. >> a winter park neighborhood draped in police tape after gun fire erupts nearby a home just blocks away from rollins college. neighbors say they heard rounds night, leading police to two bodies. >> when the officers g

charlie: on the more concerning ,ide in terms of intelligence is there a breakthrough necessary or is it so underway that it is just timend accumulation of technological advantages? >> on the labor peace hardly any of the experts in the field would disagree that that is coming. on this lease about intelligence you could get the very best people in the field and half would say -- that will never happen or it will take forever. not amazed that it is subject of which there is consensus. charlie: are you as worried as elon musk? >> yes. charlie: who says it is more dangerous than nuclear catastrophe? ask if this happens it changes life as we know it so life is changed for the entire .opulation charlie: what is the worst scenario? >> that the scene is more intelligent -- charlie: and so they control us? >> so our sense of purpose in which humans are in control or are they in control will have profound consequences. charlie: how long before that happens? >> when people answer that question they are a little bit guessing. i don't think it will happen in less than 40 years i cannot say for sure it will happen in less charlie: t

just get out the door on time, and you should be on time right now if you're one of those early birds. this is one of the benefits as you get out on the roads when the majority of people aren't even maybe awake yet. out 422 it looks good through solon and all the way continuing on. you shouldn't have any problems. as for the morning drive times, there they are. i promise them to you. canton to cleveland. 28 minutes from mentor and north olmstead to cleveland 21 minutes for you and 28 minutes on in from elyria. brian. >> brian: thanks very much. you probably will see this on social media this morning. there's new video of johnny manziel drinking out of a champagne bottle at a mimi nightclub. this video is from tmz sports shot last thursday. that's hours after news of his assault case in front of a grand his days are numbers with the browns. >> tia: in court in morning the man accused of killing his brother, a church pastor, during sunday service in dayton. reverend william schooler was shot and killed by his younger brother daniel at st. peter's missionary church. it happened while the

the "t" is on time. back to you, guys. >> sarah: breaking overnight, a teenager has died after police say he was stabbed sunday afternoon in dorchester. investigators say the suspect stabbed a 16-year-old on columbia road and devon street and then rode off on an a.t.v. the boston police department says they have a person of interest in the case but no formal charges have been filed. now to the day's other top stories. the wife of comedian bill cosby set to answer questions related to a civil lawsuit filed against her husband. a deposition is scheduled for 9:30 at the marriott hotel in springfield. but a judge has ordered a hearing half hour before that. cosby's lawyers want the deposition to be postponed or proved to a more private location. a school in millis will be over concerns of the air quality. the superintendent says test results taken at clive brown elementary school over winter break were of concern. a licensed professional is working with state officials to do more testing. abigail adams middle

if you're taking "t" so far, it's on time. back to you, guys. >> christa: on just one station this morning, new polling numbers out of new hampshire. these are really first to take into account the iowa caucuses earlier. ism. >> sarah: we're seeing a shift in support for presidential candidates. andy hiller joins us live from manchester with the new results from overnight. good morning, andy. >> andy: good morning to you. this is what we've been waiting for, our first poll of new hampshire that includes reaction here to the iowa caucus. was watching what happened in iowa, because democrat hillary clinton and republican marco rubio are both moving up. donald trump is still in first place among the republicans, but he's frozen at 38%. ted cruz is second with 14%. marco rubio is third with 12%. jeb bush has 9% and john kasich 7%. rounding out the republicans, chris christie 6%, ben carson and carly fiorina 3% each and rand paul, too. undecided now 6%. here's where you see it: trump is on top but not moving. ted cruz stays in secon

on there is the budweiser with the puppies. we didn't have time to show it so make sure you go to the web site and check it out. that one is cute. a final look at weather, temperatures are cold, 27 degrees. 20 miles per hour. so, it's feeling chilly out there. who has a wind advisory? i will let you know coming up as well as our weekend forecast for superbowl sunday and when we are forecasting snow coming up at 6:30. >>holly: bus driver shortage, why buncombe county says fewer people are applying. >>jay: if fewer college students are becoming teacher, why some people say the drop in enrollment may be a good thing. >> >> >>lauren: giving you a sneak peek inside the mountain r.v. and boat show, we have a peek at wnc >>holly: we have a great "early bird gets the win" give away. >>jay: one lucky person can win $100 to wild wing cafe i. ooh esa great deal if you plan a superbowl party this weekend, or if you want to go to wild wings to watch the big game. >>ingrid: go to facebook.com/news 13 to enter. and we will announce the winner in 30 minutes. stic

announced his latest proposal to fulfill it campaign promise, and close the detention facility at one time -- guantanamo bay in cuba. >> there are 91 prisoners being held at gitmo and the plan is to transfer 35 of them two other countries. some of them would be military facility here in the us. the administration would look at 13 different locations including existing prisons in south carolina, kansas and colorado. i don't want to pass this problem on to the next president. >> the white house is moving the prisoners to the per year but it one time cost of 475 million would implement the plan, which means getting the approval of congress. >> it would be illegal under current law to transfer a current terrorist at one time oh into the united stas. -- guantanamo. he cracked the door when he told the radio that it's not impossible to shut down gitmo and that he's really to hold a hearing on the details of the president's proposal. the white house is urging congress to act quickly. >> there are no details yet on where the remaining detainees would be transferred. there is discussion that they c

. >> samantha: a snowy start especially on the west side. this time yesterday i was telling you about rain, but right now it's that white, snowy stuff that we have going on. we want to take you straight to the maps. we have a winter weather advisory in place for far northeast ohio until 7:00 tonight. we expect our biggest accumulations in these areas, snow and then some snow-covered roads possible as well, but that's later this morning. right now most of the snow is actually out on the west side, but it will be becoming more widespread. say that five times fast. that's as we progress through the morning. temperature-wise we start off in the lower to mid-30s, but the numbers drop through the day. it will likely be cooler when you go home today than it was when you left. that's a 10 out of 10 on the morning commute impact meter, because this snow will be impacting your drive in, especially on the west side if you're leaving here within the next few minutes. look at this. snow all the way back to i-75 and back to the northwest where it's coming from, wes

you don't have to plan on travel time. things looking great on the roads. no major issues. these are eastbound cars moving away from you. drive times this morning, no issues. i-4 that way as well. westbound and eastbound on time. the same thing for the rest of the arteries. back to you. >> 6:22 is the time. still ahead, a bust in a string of car burglaries. >> how detectives were able to track down some of the suspects just ahead. first up, we have a heads up for ikea shoppers. why the retailer is recalling we'll be right back. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs for just $6 each. >> >> if you have a ceiling light in your home from ikea, you'll want to check it out. >> a recall involving a mil

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still look on time and still all in the green. we have another update coming up guys. >> tia: laura, thank you so much. time is 6:20. what are you laughing at? you don't want to share with the people at home this morning? i didn't think so. kyrie got sick and left the game, but there was another notable absence during the cavs game with oklahoma city. if you hopped on a megabus you know how scary in video is. an explosion and fire broke out on the road from chicago to minneapolis. the bus was fully engulfed by flames before firefighters arrived. everyone managed to get out on time with no serious injuries. the mystery here is still what caused the bus to catch fire in the first place. >>> a small, private funeral service over the weekend for pulitzer prizewinning author harper lee. she wrote "to kill a mockingbird" in 1961. she passed away in her sleep the athe age of 89. >>> the cavaliers put a beating on the thunder yesterday afternoon. 115-92 in oak city. kyrie set out the game with the stomach flu. he started but left quickly a

he is on time and really great. i've been watching him since he started with the colts and he is a great guy. then hopes that the weekend is one for the ages. >> a fox 30 denver. >> i like you because you are on time all the time. >> these are things that we look for. your storm was on time. we told you that we would get snow on saturday night and you are right. a little bit of snow on sunday. the bulk of it will be coming tonight. it has really changed out there. i want to talk with the weather tracker because one of the things that is changed as the roads prettily zipped in the you can already see that we are starting to see the lane markers disappear and the snow is starting to stick to the road. on that note let's get to work with pinpoint weather. devin michael purchased a button accident pitches want to show you where that accident is. i was a time saver traffic, the green indicating most the highways moving okay. we have two accidents and there is one right here at the band's who make your way across to 25 yo

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talk about the2 wear and tear the chains may take on the buses over time? >> sometimes it can be very entases stating if one of the cross chain links breaks. it can sling up and it will just eat the side of the bus out or and we have had chains that cut into the tires and we have had to replace the tires and all. but, again, it's all about safety and if we have to repair damage from that to get the kids home, it's worth it. >>lauren: that's right. >> just getting the kids home safe. >>lauren: no. 1 concern, right. and all morning we have been telling you exactly what they do after the storm, but 6:30, we will show you how they prepare for upcoming winter weather, even like we saw last week. reporting live in madison county, lauren brigman, news 13. >>holly: the state dot opeved2 new rest area in haywood county over the weekend. it's located near balsam, serving southbound travelersen to u.s. 23/74. facility has restrooms, vending area and parking for cars and tractor trailers. >>> authorities in michigan are people. >>evan: firefighters found the victims in

let's head over to jaclyn deaugustino and the on-time traffic center. good morning. >> jaclyn: good morning, downed trees in 226 south is blocked because of downed tree, multiple downed trees in the area. this is also a problem on some secondary roads in mcdowell county as well as henderson county and rutherford counties so use caution if you are heading out in these areas this morning. henderson county dispatchers are now reporting several minor wrecks. no injuries or anything mayor across their area. of course black ice is a threat here. and with those power outages you may be seeing some traffic lights that are out. so, if you approach any of these, remember to use these intersections as a four-way stop. >>> getting a look at one travel time for you, we have some backups remaining from an in polk county, so look out for delays on the westbound side here, near exit 59. that's a look at your on-time traffic report brought you by the wired mouse. >> holly: this just in, mcdowell county is closed to day, they were on a two-hour delay but they e-mailed say

if you're taking "t" this morning, it's on time. back to you, guys. >> christa: thank you. let's get a check on your friday top stories. a school bus driver in dudley is behind bars accused of driving drunk with students on board his bus. police say 42-year-old scott poirier crashed into a utility pole, this was thursday afternoon. none of the 11 middle school students on board was hurt. poirier is charged with driving under the influence and child endangerment, and he's due in court today. also firefighters battling flames and the frigid temperatures, of course, in norton. the fire breaking out at a home on perry avenue just before midnight. three people were inside. luckily they were able to get out. no one was hurt. now the red cross is helping them find a place to stay warm today. and former boston mayor ray flynn is recovering after crashing his car into a house near his home in south boston. the 76-year-old says he was driving home from the gym and blacked out before crashing into the basement wall of a home on flint place. fri

but that's the one most people think is going to come and it's not as easy as they think. >> so what, 50 years? >> you can't put a time on it. the only reason i'm confident is if you take 12 paths, new clear figure, new clear fusion, the battery thing we just talked about, chemicals, there is a total of about 12 including the taking-- burning hydrocarbons and capturing the carbon from the flu e, from the chim nee stack, that is another one. if you have five companies on each of these so 60 total, and they get the basic research backing them up and they get the risk capital, even if individually there are only 20% likely, if you pursue those 60 different things, then in ak regat the chance of a success is very high. and that's what i think we should do. >> two quick questions before we turn to health and other things you are doing. number one, where, have climate deniers gained strength or are they, what, where would you put that? component of our population. >> the problem of climate denial is not a huge problem outside of the united states. and so-- . >> rose: why is that? >> that's a good question. the policy makers

you should say those triangle schools are still on time. ha, ha, ha. kids are getting up to check. that is me. i'm sorry. we will show you what is going on. we have a winter weather advisory that goes into effect later this morning for the eastern half of the viewing area. we are not seeing anything right now. a little radar return west much south hill. most of it not making it to the ground. temperatures in the 20's. 27 right now in roxboro. 26 chapel hill, 25 sanford and looking at the day ahead and temperatures across the region staying in the 20's. 26 and cloudy. lunchtime snow showers and 34. this afternoon 35 degrees with snowflakes ending. we will talk about that and very cold weekend in a bit. john: the threat of went weather putting d.o.t. in action. we saw these brine trucks in fayetteville preparing. wake county roads have been treated and crews will be back at it after the morning rush. before the weather rivers you can download our app for radar and school closings, delays, weather alerts and photos and videos straight to us. barbara: a car slams into a power pole knock

there is no word yet on any injuries or what may have caused the crash. time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: good morning, everyonen happy monday to you. let's head outside. here's a look at the braintree split getting on to the expressway. looking good so far this morning. let's go to the maps. heading enter town on 93 southbound, route 1 southbound, no issues to tell you about. probably going to be a quiet day on the roads this morning because many of you have the day off. not us, though. route 3, 24, 95 looking good so far this morning. the pike from framingham eastbound into boston, no delays to tell you about. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes on the expressway from braintree to boston. into town on the pike from 128, 12 minutes. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge 11 minutes. back to you, guys. >> sarah: now to some breaking news this morning. fire crews busy at work overnight in worcester after several fires break out. >> kris: their work there is being made m

on weather- wise? >> it's been so pretty the last couple of days. and this is the time of year -- and we're making the transition. you can go every which way on the thermometer. a lot a of 50s and 40s, nothing really jumping out at me. there's no -- a 50-degree reading, and from chrisy, chrisy and her cook due or cook a teal. >> and snow on friday. march is a changeable month. like minds here. you betcha. we're going to be dry for tomorrow. and cooler for your day tomorrow. and sure enough, chrisy, good for you. you were talking about a snow chance by the time we get to friday. it's the last day of february. look back on the month. and we're below average. have picked up. 9.2 for a typical february. average. i know we had that cold snap that set records. the month of february we the typical 41.6. so over what we expect this time of year. you're not going to find 61 tomorrow. you'll be lucky to find 51. and 47 the low. and we'll start with an overnight low of 49 degrees in new york city. as far as precipitation i don't think it's going to be much of anything for the day

if you're taking the "t," it's on time. 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 that put seven million out of work 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 riggedt by wall street. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >> sarah: trending today, voice fans get ready for miley. the pop star will be the newest adviser for the upcoming season. miley will be mentoring rihanna, chris martin and taylor swift all held the same title. "the voice" returns on february 2-9dth. >> christa: mcdonald's is replacing a toy inside the children's meals with a book. three of the books will be valentine's day themed and one will be an old favorite, paddington. this is the third year mcdonald's partnered with a literacy non

one more time. one more time. >> come on. >> bam. she later tweets how could i miss john cena? we talked, planned it and i turned at the wrong time. never saw him. apologies. #you can't see me. run that one more time. >> cena is like, i'm not moving. you do what you want to do. i'm staying here. >> here it is. one more time. >> i like it in slo-mo. >> a little pony whip. now watch me whip now watch me nae nae >>> you alerted us to this. a meteorologist liberty chan at ktla at los angeles had a dress that doesn't work well. >> it has green in it. the key is green, so anything that has green is electronically removed by the camera. >> is she maked? >> take a look. >> in the '30s in the high desert. i'm going to have to change. look at this. >> the thing is, when you do weather, you know there's a koroma key and certain clothing doesn't work with it. i think she had a brain freeze. >> is that a blue dress? they can pick almost any color to key out. >> they just keyed out your head. >> your jacket. >> there he is. system. >> take off your shirt. >> i look like al. that's crazy. >> t

on my behavior. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next timeiesere with the top first of the appetite for equities has continued to sour. stocks decline with emerging market currency. asian shares fell the most in one week after oils weakness. now it is below 140 for the first time since 2009. oil is followed with biggest two-day decline after an oil minister said plans different production was ridiculous. the biggest oil producers in saudi arabia and russia agreed ifcash out at january levels others followed .

at the company's location on hendersonville road. the jobs are full-time with benefits. all applicants will have a chance to be interviewed to day preregistering, go to wlos.com and then click on "news links." >> holly: dozens of wedding gowns and costumes that have been featured in movies are featured in an exhibit kicking off today at the biltmore. >> jay: lauren brigman is live there this morning and this is actually a two-part exhibit? >> lauren: it is. so you have all of these custom-made gowns and costumes inside the home, and then an antler hill village, there is a display that dives into some of the family history here at biltmore. so, once you enter the home, you are going to see all these gowns and costumes worn by the actors and actresses themselves and movies like pride and prejudice and ma i have shelly's fran frankenstein, meryl street, robert red ford, gwyneth paltrow are some of the famous faces with ties to all of these pieces. so multiple departments here at biltmore worked for more than a year to put on this first time exhibit. you have engineering serv

on the east side. i-90 westbound right at about mlk. this is a busy area this time in the morning. also, this one over on the west side, we did start to see the slowdown. yes, an accident came down. look for lanes to be blocked with both accidents. this is at avon right at about route 83. you move slowly through that area. >> brian: so no snow or anything like that. we'll keep our eye on it. you will, but i won't. you will. we'll have more on that. well, i have enough to do dealing with you all morning. >> tia: he's so busy. lord. >> brian: i'm trying to keep you in line through the show all morning long. it's a full-time job. >> tia: i'm sure it is. we have a warm-up on the way. >> samantha: 50 tomorrow, 50! >> tia: that's exciting. so look forward to that at, yeah, make the switch to cle43. we'll see you on the other side. closed captioning provided by captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, february 18th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> ted cruz dares donald trump to sue him over an attack ad. we reveal the results of a new national cbs news poll. >>>

on in germany. authorities say they collided at a curve, but it does not appear either engineer had time to hit the brakes. the trains could have been going up to 60 miles an hour. part of the investigation will focus on why a safety system did not work. it is designed to automatically stop trains before they crash into each other. 3 3 the court martial of army sergeant bowe bergdahl is on hold, while an appeals court decides how much classified information can be shared with his defense team. bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he was held by the taliban for five years before being 3 3 3 we have another valentine's day themed early bird gets the win giveaway this morning! we are giving away a gift basket from sixsmith and sexton lavender farm. just go to facebook dot com slash news 13 to enter. we will announce the winner just before seven this morning. and stick around, sixsmith and sexton will be here demonstrating how to make your own chocolate sugar scrub for two. 3 need help getting in the valentine's day spirit? starbucks has got you covered. limited drinks yo

no major delays on the roads, but give yourself plenty of extra time. this morning we do have reports of a couple spin-outs on route 3 northbound through weymouth. if you're taking the "t" this morning, it's on time.

but at least the trains, as you can see are on time. we'll show you the shot of people getting on the train. >> probably happy to get out of the snow. >> i bet they are. >>> the storm is arriving at the worst possible time. this is just as the rush hour begins. >> this morning we're out on the roads and monitoring the conditions and "today in new york's"er a grow is in the passenger seat. >> michael and darlene, right now we're on the garden state parkway northbound. we spun things around. conditions have deteriorated and the roads are getting colder. we're starting to see that snow stick. in fact, you can see it out our camera right now. the snow sticking just as we head over toward the white lines on the side of the road. cars are still moving along at a pretty good pace, though. we do have reduced speed limits of 45 miles per hour on the garden state parkway. we're able to do that speed pretty comfortably, but you want to give yourself extra travel time as you head out early this morning. for now, we're just seeing that heavy snow con

that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> tammy: a one on one showdown. how hillary clinton and bernie sanders are trying to get ahead in new hampshire. surrounding the zika >>> you're watching news 13 with darcel grimes, tammy watford, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5. >> darcel: in vote 2016, hillary clinton and bernie sanders returned to the campaign trail today. >> tammy: it was the first one on one showdown for these presidential candidates. a new poll shows sanders is nationally. >> secretary clinton does represent the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans. >> senator sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me a woman running to be the first woman president as exemplifying the establishment. >> darcel: there's another gop tomorrow night. it's airing here on news 13. >> tammy: we have new details tonight surrounding the zika virus. >> darcel: the new guidelines come after the virus was transmitted through sexual contact in dall

the amount of force of six inches of water is terrifying. >> they had one inch of rain at one time, which is one-quarter so just imagine that. in one single day. strong winds also caused a problem. 100-plus homes lost their roofs and 15,000 people lost power. >> he looks a bit wobbly, shaky on the way back. >> no reports on him sat staining any critical injuries. but it's a good thing for him that there were people watching. but you see him deliberately step into water. like he thinks he can make it. >> doing so he put two other people's lives in danger. >> you don't know how the road looks under the water. >> super dangerous. >> not a good move on his part but it's a good thing he survived that. >>> it's time to give away an ipad mini. also giving away a flat screen tv. >> two winners today. to enter the buzz word, be at least 18 years old, and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzz word coming up in just a moment. >> stand by for the rtm ipad >>> being kind and being good in your community does pay off. that right there is a shuttle driver at the university of central florida. you can see t

metro is on time. t we're track congress closurere on q street between first andbe florida. that. that's your look at traffic. trc back to you guys.ck >> thanks erin.>> >>> ahead at 6:00 we'll head h back to the scene of that of t recycling plant fire in frederick maryland. >> plus tom brady is showingto off his new pm uppy in a video that has gone viral.one >> kevin mccarthy is comingthy n up with his oscar predictionsres ahead of sunday's big show. that's ahead on fox beat. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. mi >> straight ahead at 6:00 6:0 taking action. metro stepping up its police pol presence. coming up what else thep transit agency is doingwh to violent crimes targetingting riders. >> a verbal smack down. did marco rubio steal therubio headline from donald trump.onalu >> first though before we gete w to that news a live lookk outside on this friday. f did i mention it's friday, february 26. weather and traffic on theand 5s at 6:05. good morning, i'm allison i'mll seymour. seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. s welcome to fox5 news morning.or first up we have a couple o

last december the one time new york giants player admitted he didn't pay new jersey state taxes on his million dollar income in 2013. he now has five years to pay $56,000 or he'll face a year in jail. >> listen up, 10s of thousands of toys being recalled because they could burn kids. what parents need to check for. >> and caught on camera, a fight you never seen before.

so moving right on time in the area. turning to i-26 in polk county, eastbound traffic is moving right along through the saluda grade, a 15 minute ride from exit 54 over to the state line. that's a look at your on on-time traffic report brought you by the wired mouse. we will be back with your facebook feedback. >> >> holly: here is your live this is a shot of hungary. >> jay: news 13 will be right back. >> >> holly: today in facebook feedback we asked what was your last night. >> jaclyn: bridgitte says lady gaga's powerful performance. >> holly: lynn says in light of the controversy surrounding it, i thought chris rock did a great job. a lot of people saying that this morning. >> jaclyn: i watch add little bit. i thought there was some interesting outfit choices, so i'm excited to hear what jay has to say this morning. >> holly: oh, the fashion police monday. >> jay: indeed. looking at the sometimes from the oscars last night. i didn't find too many that are too bad but there are a few. >> ingrid: whoa, that is a lot co

i was on here i had long hair. >> yeah, but you dropped some weight since the last time you were here. >> 22 pounds, but that doesn't really matter because, you know, i'm used to going on a stage as somebody else. >> i see what you mean, as a character. >> i don't-i don't sing or dance, or whatever, and about the only time i ever do anything is on your show or somebody else's, and that's not that often. >> aren't you happy when you look in the mirror with what you see? >> no, i look in the mirror and i think, "boy, he looks weird. who is that?" and i think, "oh, that's george peppard." and i think, "oh"-- >> can i have your autograph? >> no, but it's different because, you know, i'm looking-i'm looking at a character mustache that i wouldn't wear. if i had a mustached i'd have a little-- kind of a-- i'd spruce it up a little bit. >> one of those jobs? >> well, not necessarily, but something. uh, and i'm looking at the character, except now that i'm not the character and there i am just kind of standing there. so, i always kind of feel a little weird. >> wouldn't he look

to cleveland, you are all on time all in the green as we move towards rush hour. guys. >> tia: speaking of green, we're starting something new on mondays. we call it money-saving mondays looking for ways to help you cut kotss or save money whether at the grocery store or managing student loans. >> brian: tough today. nichole is with us looking at the items you find the deepest discounts on this month through just have to know where to look, right? >> nichole: exactly. got to know where to look and what websites to look for too. that's why we look with coup blogger. she said the top three things are apparel, tax prep software and canned food. we'll explain why. the clearance and sale racks are up at clothing stores trying to make room, and discounts are as high as 85% off. we found a shirt, this shirt at jcpenney for $1.97. it's also tax season. not as fun as clothes shopping, but rachel says tax prep software can be found for 30% to 50%, and not going to get better than that heading into april. february is national canned food month. so most stores offer discounts

they have said that they want this one time only, and they are perfectly prepared for the process to go forward. make an exception in this one case because of the high security reasons, and let the process go forward to the supreme court if necessary. then let the ruling stand. allow them this one time to make this case for this one cell phone, then after the ruling, decide all the other cases that may come up from cy vance and others around the country. ted: we know that they are trying the same device and mechanism in other places in the country. they are asking the same thing. is true that they are willing to reseed from that and say they are not willing to further until there is a definitive ruling from the united states supreme court, that would be one thing. i respect these people in our missile. i know what they are trying to do and i respect them for trying to do it but we have to stand up for constitutional principles. if they are willing to say that they are willing to stop at this one situation and wait for a definitive ruling, that would be another thing. i would like to s

i'm here to help you get to work on time. coming up in ten minutes i'll a drive times and a look at the bay area bridges. welcome to 10 news this morning. i'm allison kropff. >>i'm ian reitz. >>> this morning concerned over the zica virus starting to have a big impant on vacations. according to aaa all of the publicity about zica is making people consider trips. that's pushing vacation prices lower. 10 news reporter emerald morrow is joining us live at tampa international airport. you can get good discounts if you are really looking for them. >> reporter: aaa experts says it has been a long time deals have been this good. that could be a reason to pack up your things and look for a deal on a nice vacation if you are not worried about the zica virus. some of the places with the biggest discounts are the caribbean, south america and europe. some of those places are having a serious issue with the zica virus spreading. booking a trip to canada, australia and new zealand could places. what i'm working on next s all of these thing

but people are now suggesting strongly that you can make this a one-time case. you heard it on the program this morning. make it a one-time case. apple would do it in the privacy of their own lab. you're not offering a master key to all iphone phones. >> that's a totally bogus argument and the government knows it and their surrogates know it. there's nothing to stop this government or another government from doing the same thing tomorrow or the next day or next week. in fact, in answer to you, charlie, i think it was last week the district attorney of new york said that he had 175 phones that he was anxious to try this same technique to get into those phones to require apple to redesign its product to break down its security, to millions of people who have invested their faith and trust in apple. the government is going to do this again and again and the argument that this just do it once, just violate your principles this one time, you'll never hear from us again, it is totally bogus. >> why are you calling it violating your principles? apple has been cooperatin