. >> mark: that cold sim pacting us too. >> danner: a look at smith mountain lake. temperatures in our area are getting down to the single digits. want to be because it is dangerous cold here. >> mark: over to will stafford for the very latest. >> will: how is it going, mark. any time you get below 10 degrees it feels really cold any way you look at it. from our lynchburg tower camera. our current air temperature at 28. we got to thinking how long we have been below freezing. been below freezing for a minimum of 72 hours. it may be longer than that. keep a few flurries around until 8:00 things will eventually quiet down. decreasing clouds and low temperatures tonight eventually going down into the teens. watch it clear and very cold conditions overnight. single digits and negative wind chills. that cold will continue for tomorrow afternoon and we are also talking about the "s" word. the full forecast coming up in a little bit. >> mark: will, thanks. to katie brooke live in brookneal with the latest on fire that destroyed the old dan river plant. katie? >> reporter:

. >> mark: that cold sim pacting us too. >> danner: a look at smith mountain lake. temperatures in our area are getting down to the single digits.

we're moving toward some weather changes that will um pact us even as soon as tonight into tomorrow. this morning, your morning commute, getting out the door early. all is quiet. only live radar here inn south florida. no rain to concern yourself with this morning or the this afternoon. this is what we're looking at, in and out of cloud cover. getting ready for sunrise at about 04 or so. out the door early with dry and warm conditions. we'll see it on the bus stop from drop-off and pick-up later on. lower 80s will hang around one more day before the changes i just mentioned come into play. the wind is not quite as strong this morning. they were elevated overnight, enough so that we just didn't % cool off. 10 to 12 degrees above average. temperatures right now, 75 in ft. lauderdale and pompano beach. in miami at 73. mid 70s down through the keys. changes just up the roadd from us. cold front barreling through north central florida extending into the gulf warts. this will slow a touchs we go through the daytime hours. keep most of the rain to our north. this eveng, a few showers may be

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i mean, imagine that moment in history, what a dramatic c pact it was for a a of us. but i think there are certain places you would have liked to have been in american history. that certainly is one of them. >> wait until you hear where annie pearl stevenson was. >> tell us that story. >> oh, gosh. it was many years ago. we were integrating old miss college and he was the inner school on a monday and our parents said to the black students, don't go to school today. there will be trouble. and we went to school because we thought we could be a help for him to get into the college. well, on the way to school, we had to drive 18 miles to get to school, high school. well, the white people and the sheriff and a group of us stopped and they tried to make us turn around. they started beating the bus, they broke the windows. shattered but we didn't turn around. we kept going until we got to school and we were there to support jay meredith in think way he could. he integrated old miss university. >> and look at the changes there. >> oh, gosh. >> in oxford over the years. >> his

as janet shamlian tells us, lowering stress can have a major pact. >> good morning, professor christophers going nonstop, classes, meetings and consulting. >> i was wearing four different hats. and working about 60 to 70 hours a week and really not getting very much sleep at all. >> reporter: the university of northern iowa professor was also giving lectures around the world. in one month alone, to south korea, germany, hong kong and canada. >> i could just see that he was going a hundred miles an hour with multiple secretaries delegating things. >> reporter: then a wakeup call, two heart attacks. but even though he changed his diet and took statins, his cholesterol kept rising. that's when his mayo clinic doctor suggested using an overlooked risk factor, his stress. >> very few of us realize how important that stress is for overall health, and our collect ral levels. >> reporter: experts say stress can release hormones that increase fat cells, which can boost the bad type of cholesterol known as ldl. >> pills are very important, i don't want to disur pills. it's also important to look at

us. got the tailgate thing, the broncos tailgate pact. >> what if you guys lose? >> we're not going to. >> but what if you do some. >> we won't. >> reporter: anything to get into the super bowl. by the way, as a point of reference, as a fan, i think i was in junior high school, i went to the super bowl when i was last here in the bay area 1985. my ticket price was 65 bucks. things have changed in the last 31 years. jessica, and janelle, send it back to you. >> $65? >> once in a lifetime. >> you just gave it away, raj. planes trains and ooshlautomobi the rush to get to super bowl city is totally on. now we're just hours away until one republic takes the stage at super bowl city. mike inouye is out there tracking the traffic. >> it's crowded. this is what we were telling folks was going to be the issue. the roads into the city. one republic, their song "apologize" if you tell people it wasn't a problem, you apologize now because we told them. so just as we've been expecting, that cross-town traffic is really gumming up. as michelle said, mass transit has been saving

she is looking at how political change similar pacting the country and ways to expand business with cuba. jeff patterson shows us what is >> reporter: a busy weekend for the u.s. delegation led by kathy caster from cuba. they met with a woman who sells baby clothes licensed by the government, and they met with a man who services the beautiful cars on the road in his garage. they wanted to know what political impact the changes are having on their lives, butt u.s. delegation will find out what are are the obstacles in business from tampa to cuba and to find out what can be done to make the obstacles easier to get around. in havana, cuba, jeff patterson, news channel 8. >> you can watch more reports days. >>> pope francis will visit southern mexico, celebrating mass at a soccer stadium where of migrants trying to reach the u.s. border. more than 300,000 people showed up for the event on valentine's day. pope francis urged them to make their country the land of opportunities where there's no need to immigrate in order to dream. >>> the fbi is trying to figure out who installed an explosive device on a rental car an

us. >> many of the numbers are conservative, with new zealand forecasting the pact will increase their gross domestic product by 0.9% by 2030. the signing has been described as a technical step in the process. it certainly is not the end. each country now has two years to ratify the t.p.p. and in that time, these protestors say they'll continue to oppose the deal. ratification may be the most difficult in the united states where there is political opposition to it in the middle of a presidential election campaign. the trade representatives who signed say the deal is solid and are cast all 12 members will remain in the pact. al jazeera, auckland. >> jewel was not assong has been in the ecuador british embassy for three years. he faces allegation of sexual assault. founder of the london club for foreign correspondence says sweden and the u.k. need to take the u.n.'s ruling into account. >> it seems very odd, but neither the british authorities or the swedish authorities really want to prosecute him. they won't come and interview him, the next necessary step. there was even a freedom of i

pacts have been done in secret. live to auckland and al jazeera's wayne hay. talk us through what is happening at the signing ceremony. >> the signing of the t.p.p., the document about to get under way by trade delegations and representatives, ministers from the 12 countries - we have had a ceremonial welcome. some have been here for a few days already. they have been going through the finer points, setting up deals between the countries. sorting through the finer points, it's been described as a technical step. the signing of the document. tes certainly not the finer steps. now we have to have ratification. that can take up to two years. each country had up to two years to ratify the deal. the likes of new zealand, for example, that means it has to go through parliament, where the members will need to vote. if they vote it down, new zealand is out of the t.p.p. that is a situation that will be replicated out of the country, certainly in countries where there's a democratic approach. >> even so, why has there been some opposition to the deal? >> you mentioned secrecy,

pact -- pac. frank torres joins us more about it. debate tonight i guess the headline on the debate is he's back. >> guest: he is back. absolutely. a lot of viewers a lot of casual viewers like seeing donald trump on the debate stage. they think he makes a more lively affair down in the same donald trump we saw in the last couple of debates. >> tom: he's been kind of quiet the last week or so. >> guest: he has been kind of quiet and kind of humbled in iowa. i don't think he's given more than a handful of second place speeches in his life. it was an issue of coming back down-to-earth. we'll see higher rebounds tonight. >> tom: you say expect donald trump to come out firing is dead been before this little quiet period. >> guest: absolutely i think we'll see the old donald trump. i think he's going to go up and have a little bit more fun. he has a little space to lead. 2-point lead approximately and he's going to go out there and do what he believes put him in the lead. >> tom: ted cruz, you told us to expect him to come out of iowa wit

pacted here. >> kelly was in the courtroom. >> in his opening statement, showing jurors inside her hotel room at the nashville marriott, mi barrett used to film her. >> this is her with some clothes on. and you can see from the other side. and video of her without clothes on. . >> the 37-year-old sportscaster is suing the mar for $37 million, this pillowca prompted a 2008 incident in which barrett pleaded guilty to stalking and shooting those videos. >> i think about it every moment of every day, so that's how it's changed me. >> t claimed it too was the victim of barrett. >> did youthe hotel's defense strategy is going to be predicated on demonstrating that there wasn't foreseeable, that there was nothing could do to protect against this harm? >> what's next in the trial? rain witnesses to show the distress she's experienced during this situation. >> her privacy has been violated and the most extraordinary way and she wants vindication for that. >> erin had also sued marriott international, but the judge dismissed that suit, ruling that a hotel chain cannot be held local franchise. >> it's going to be interesting and a lot of big nam

. >> you de is her of it after using all of the icons in your little weather pact there. keep that sunshine going. good morning, 4:16, hump day on a wednesday, this is live look at doylestown road, where, again, we don't have any report of black ice, but nonetheless, anything didn't dry up last night, with the wind, or make it into the drains, could be sitting out there. tan do just be slippery. so just be careful. no problems at all as you roll out of the driveway, at least at the moment on the freeway, working your way in toward philadelphia, live look here at 42 at creek road, coming in toward the city. ben franklin bridge, looking good, now, we do have some speed restrictions on the walt whitman bridge. checked in with the airport, so far so good this morning, that's good news, if you are headed out of town this morning. no problems up and down route 202, the construction zone here, between the bypass and 401. the guy said to bring white light, bright white lights on. so obviously they're out there, doing some road work. no problems on the turnpike. we will zoom on in

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where you are or build in the united states, because we are killing ourselves with trade pacts that are no good for uso good for our workers. john: all right, thank you so much. we will be back in a moment to the republican debate. mr. trump: we are not taking care of our people. we have no border, we have no control. people are flooding across the river we can't have it. : ted cruz lies. he lied about ben carson in iowa. now he makes things up. governor bush: we should be fighting obamacare, repealing obamacare, replacing it with something totally different. john: we are back from greenville, south carolina with the candidates for the republican presidential nomination. presidents have to be firm, but also flexible. flexible and change your opinion on a number of things from abortion to hillary clinton. at the same time you are criticizing senator cruz for what he says is a change on immigration -- he disputes this, of course. white when you change your you changewhy when your opinion it makes you like reagan and when he does it, it is a character flaw? you do haveohn, flexibility. you have a plan, i

where you are or build in the united states because we are killing ourselveses with trade pacts that are no good for us and no good for our workers. ( bell ) >> moderator: all right, mr. trump, thank you so much. we're going to take a break for a moment. we'll be back in a moment with the cbs news republican debate. >> we're not taking care of our people. we have no border. people are flooding across. we can't have it. >> ted cruz has just been telling lies. he lied about ben carson in iowa. he lies. planned parenthood, he lies about marriage. now he makes things up. >> we should be fighting obamacare, repealing obamacare, replacing it with something totally different. i am her best friend. i am her ally. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. p vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. p it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a

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pact split the car in two. he died a the scene. the 15-year-old brother a injuries. first responders used the jaws of lav to free the brother and sister from theoriccage. school delayed two ours this morning because of icy roads. the police say it is likely that contributed to the fatal crash but continue to investigate. off camera, friends told us brittany was member of the high school cross-country team, aite, upbeat, kind person, always smiling, very well-liked by her peers. griffin remains hospitalized tonight at umass memorial medical center. no update this evening on the condition. greaf councilors will be here tomorrow at the school. blood, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a cambridge police officer on leave tonight. ryan clal han is accused of hitting a woman on her bike sunday then taking off. clal han was university ty at the time but witnesses out goth his plate number. hes now cited with leave seen this of the accident. police are promising unbuys a investigation. >> we do not pass on any digressions like this. we're going to follow it through to the very end. it is fair and transparent

russia should come in on the basis of the fact that she has a security pact with china or any other reason, do you think russia would fight us in china? or would she fight us in new york city, in chicago, in washington as we fought her in moscow and stalingrad? >> russia will always fight where it's to her advantage to do so. i think of the policies of stalin still are present, perhaps latent, but there, and i would think if she saw clearly opportunity to achieve greater control and greater amounts of territory, she would go ahead and seek her advantage wherever it would take her into northern china, wherever it be. if this involved a confrontation with us, i don't know. this is another matter. i have deep respect for nuclear weapons. >> we can't dismiss it as impossible to happen? >> no, no. i don't think so at all. it's a contingency we should have lurking in the back of our mind. >> chairman, let me ask one more question. in response to the senator's question of what we might do if we he is escalated the war into, the harbor, you said we might either mine it or blockade it or i assume both. have you given any thought, gen

pacts. among them are the operators of the more than 13,000 traditional markets. they say if the government policies prefer shipment for use by these markets they will be exposed to stiffer competition with foreign firms. >> translator: these traditional markets are lucrative investment targets. and they will be taken over by foreign firms. that would be very dangerous. we hope that the nation will not take part in the free trade pact. >> reporter: like other count these have signed on to the tpp, indonesia finds itself at a cross roads. some people will continue doing things the ways they've always been done, while others want to embrace change. the country has a ways to go before it can join the free trade deal. metalia, nhk world, jakarta. >>> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> people in japan are looking back 80 years to one of the closest coup d'etat's in the country's military history. the failed military rebellion ended with closed-door trials but today the whole picture of the incident has not been filled in. >> reporter: tokyo's tourist hub of shibua showed a different side as peopl

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