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here are the chilly areas. 34 degrees in press got rid of prescott, arizona. -- 34 degrees in prescott, arizona. records were set all over the east again today. burlington vt. shattered the record at 78 degrees. it was snowing and arizona. louisville was 84 degrees. the warmth will continue with the pattern for the week. the high pressure will be moving off the coast. we will get the easterly wind with low clouds and fog to mark. by and large, is still a warm pattern through much of the country. for tomorrow, there are the clouds. by and large the warm pattern will continue for a good part of the week. to produce tomorrow will be in the 70's for most areas. -- temperatures tomorrow will be in the 70's for most areas. the blossoms can be beautiful even with the fog. a chance for an afternoon shower. later in the week, right back into the high 70's with a lot of sunshine. what a week to head into march. later this evening, it is the equinoxes. >> the toyota sports desk is brought to you by local toyota dealers moving afford. >> peyton manning is in the mile high city. >> you do sports an

samuel prescott, who was actually out visiting his girlfriend that night and was roped into helping withthe business when he met up with revere and with dawes in lexington. >> so, then why did longfellow leave out those two men? >> that is a great question, and there are many historians and academics who've researched that particular piece. their answers seem to be was what longfellow was striving at was finding a way to inspire individuals to take up their place in history and to do an action that could help to change the course of events in their country. >> others offer a different explanation. they say that the poem's opening line... >> "listen, my children..." >> "...and you shall hear..." >> "...of the midnight ride..." >> "...of paul revere." >> ...just wouldn't have worked if "dawes" and "prescott" were added. longfellow created a legend that turned paul revere into one of our nation's most "revered" heroes, and that probably would never have happened if paul's last name didn't rhyme so conveniently. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> we'll see you next time on "teen kids news.

northwards, you got into the snow, even the prescott/sedona area picked up four to six inches. and the reason why, just this incredible, deep trough in the west. what we mean by that is you see how the jet stream dipped all the way down into baja, california. the cold air was all the way down here in northern mexico. then it goes back to the north. the cold air just well-entrench'd. 32 degrees is the average temperature in many areas of the northwest. we're at 44 in san francisco. even l.a. is chilly today. look at phoenix at 46 and vegas at 41. it's going to be kind of a cool, raw day. we are going to see late today a new frontal system coming into the northwest and the snow elevations will be pretty low with that. the cities themselves may even see some snowflakes, but mostly elevations up in the hills. th cold as it's going to get, hopefully, until next winter. l.a., which was very chilly and wet this weekend, should be back in the 70s by mid to end of the week, so silver lining. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a big announcement from apple, getting your n

and former prime minister tony blair and his deputy john prescott all had their phones hacked.kly, it was kind of unbelievable for me to read that you, the deputy prime minister, and they were listening to your phone messages at least 45 times? >> at least, for the police. >> bergman: this is the press. >> in my case, i suspected my messages were being listened to. i complained to the police. the police did an investigation and said no, no evidence whatsoever. >> bergman: two years before, the assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, john yates, had denied the charge. >> this investigation has not uncovered any evidence to suggest that john prescott's phone has been tapped. >> bergman: now in the face of the evidence, he had little option but to resign. >> it was only later we found 30 bags of evidence he wasn't looking into, but leaving that aside... it's a deplorable case. and we've got to have the courage now to do something about it. a few years ago, everybody kept their head down, when there was only two or three of us fighting our wonderful british police. they'

prescott gets the steal and almost throws it down. mission wins 89-76.econd round of the honda classic in florida. tiger woods had a much better day with the putter and shot a 68. he remains seven strokes back. tom and justin rose are tieing for the lead. he finished strong with two birdies. >> got him right here. >> well, we'll have a slow show after the masters. >> all right, we'll see you right here at 11:00.

second half, missions, mile prescott. and he almost gets high enough for the dunk.ears win 89-76. >> we are number one, man. we're number one. >> major league baseball has expanded its season. each league will have two wild card team that will play to the divisional series. >> manny ramirez digging in and he hits into the inning ending double play. the mariners beat the a's 8-5. tiger woods had a much better day with the putter. he remains 7 strokes back. tom gil lis and justin rose are tied for the lead at 8 under. so, how would tiger sum up his round he begins tonight in the top 5? >> i got it going and lost it and i got it going and lost it. >> number four, the jazz on the break. earl passes it between his legs to alex for the layup. he probably snapped my winning streak. samuel must have thought 8 was a 0, because he left way too early. here's another story that has nothing to do with trade rumors. if only he could focus like this while shooting free throws. and number one, charles barkly had to get it a try on the post game show and sir charles was able to get

bears senior miles prescott gets the steal and almost throws it down. mission wins 89-76. >>> second round of the honda classic in florida, tiger woods had a much better day with the putter and shot a 68. but he remains seven strokes back. tom gillis and gun rose are tied for the lead at 8-under. >>> and that's a look at sports. see you tonight at 5:30. >>> 7:24. coming up, one more look at today's top stories, including the latest on those deadly tornadoes that ripped through the midwest and the south. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the star of a hit c-b-s t-v drama showed he's more than just an actor . >>> do you recognize that guitar player? the star of a hit cbs tv drama show, more than just an actor. gary seniece's musical group, lieutenant dan band headlined a benefit concert at coastguard island in alameda. the free concert was dedicated to military members, veterans and their families. he moonlights as a bass player in that band. lieutenant dan is a character from forest gump. >>> tornadoes crushed entire blocks of homes in several st

. >> press got was dressing you -- prescott was dressing you.ou have a couple of shows coming up. >> you can go to bigimprov.org. >> some audience interaction and all improvised. we see it snow on the raider back into west virginia and virginia -- we see snow on the radar. i like the idea of that. >> kind of like to the weather. people ask me why i stumble around. and make those mistakes in my head. it is all my fault. anchors can blame it on the script. thank you. that is difficult to do. 29 in parkton. we're watching a storm system coming on the mountains. skies are clear around baltimore. you can see the clouds a thickening up off to the west. this is a pretty potent storm. this will drop some snow into the mountains and back into the essential part of virginia. we might get clipped but the topside of the storm around baltimore. best chance for rain or snow will be from baltimore on south. accumulating snow across southern maryland, maybe two or 3 inches of snow in the mountains of virginia. once again, baltimore will miss a snowstorm. we wil

also, i should say, hard talk is coming next, a former deputy prime minister, lord prescott, speaking to us. i hope you'll stay with us for that. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles.

the faces of the opposition looks in the garden he was arrested earlier tonight for us staying in prescott square after the permit ended at nine pm he's tweeting himself in english in fact that he will be released shortly and slapped with a fine for illegal assembling. all those opposition protests were taking place no tenuously with the rallies of protrusion supporters to should continue to do a second day parties are currently in iraq she was a main meeting spot of moscow's man a square just behind us here near the kremlin. here and money. and are working there to support the face broke when rallies taking place where every morning members of something like thousand we must turn out to show their stuff markets rally you know what i wanted and all that are probably more of a celebration overall it's been very positive. very exciting but here on the ground which of course the last night you were for it when you come out you made an appearance here where there were approximately a hundred thousand supporters that came out to help celebrate his victory he of course made a few words and looks

. -- that is prescott, ariz., 16 inches of snow. care eventually some of the storminess will be coming our way with a circulation in the atmosphere. there are scattered showers across northern maryland and westminster. i think all of those will be staying to the north and out to the east. a couple of scattered showers apiece. tomorrow we may be seeing more of this through the next 24 hours. by tonight, the easterly wind is due to come back in. we will get low clouds and some fog. tomorrow there could be a few scattered showers. it may take longer to break out. if we do not break out into sunshine temperatures may stay in the 60's with low clouds. still great blossom-washing -- watching weather. leesburg will likely see some showers. nothing widespread or to change your plans. later in the week, mid to high 70's with a lot of sunshine. there is a chance for a shower. it will be cooler in the weekend. none of the snow from arizona is coming our way. >> we appreciate your pink to represent the cherry blossoms. >> the wait is almost ove

that right there is a foot of snow in prescott that's fallen overnight. these are the mountains of arizona. people are not thinkin thinkingt that's where you would get snow. minneapolis, 78, phoenix, 58. when you get the system out of balance, there will be severe weather. that's what's going to happen this afternoon. anywhere from parts of nebraska down throughout texas and towards the big bend. the threat for severe weather probably a tornado threat around the panhandle of texas, western oklahoma, and that south central area of kansas. tomorrow this very slowly inches to the east. it's a really slow-moving storm. because of that, it means a lot of rain will fall and we'll talk about the threat not only for severe weather but the threat for flooding. take a look at what some of these rainfall totals look like over the next three to four days. a big area seeing this 4 to 8 inches of rain and a few spots will be 8 plus, maybe up to 10 inches of rain. you get that and all kinds of flooding and so we already have flood advisories posted. it will be a big sto

prescott had 10 inches and flagstaff airport had 4.8.ross the flagstaff area we have seen numbers between 10 and 15 inches of snowfall. they're looking at maybe another 4 to 9 on top of what you already have there for tonight. you can see the winter storm warnings here in place too across parts of the wasatch, looking for 1 to 2 inches, the colorado rockies, 1 to 2 feet of snow there as well. a couple of inches in the northern parts of arizona. this is the part of interstate i-40 that has been shut down at times today. we'll continue to monitor that. you can see the snow continuing to come down very heavy in the flagstaff area. by the way, for those of you that maybe don't know have had a few people going, what, snow in arizona, yes, it is snows in flagstaff all the time. not that unusual. the other issue we're dealing with on the other side of the storm and the warm sector is the threat of severe weather. tornado watch, fredricka, just issued for parts of texas and western oklahoma. things are starting to fire up on the dry line. no war

a family has lost two sons in the afghan war, reporting from prescott. an arkansas family lost two sons to the war in afghanistan. jeremy died late in 2009 working as a defense contractor. two years later, the family had to say goodbye to his brother, ben. the eldest wise brothers are two of the thousands of americans who have died since the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan began. let's hear from lorraine in ohio, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. we had our killings over at our school in chardon, and i'm sure nationally it went, and it was a big deal and a lot of prayer in churches and all that. but what about the children over there? god bless them. is our communities outreaching on the news for them and showing our condolences? i think it's extremely important that we do that, no matter if they care or not, that nationally we could make a big thing about it, because it is a big thing. there's children that were lost, families that are gone. these people over there are not the thinking behalf we think. i'm very familiar with that k

. >>> joining us noyou is -- now is officer tony prescott up in chp. >> good morning.fall. we worry about this. air temperature, all of that water turns. >> i was just thinking about that. the drive time. >> sometimes it is catastrophic roadway becomes a sheet of ice. and it may not be in control. you might need this. you may very well need to change, even though it's not in control. >> that's the situation, too. you think of all of the sharp dropoffs when you are driving on 50 and 80. when you get icy conditions. closing those freeways a possibility? >> well, you know, like i say. it's always a possibility. but we sure try not to do that. that's a last-resort thing. you know, oftentimes, safety comes first. so if it's too unsafe to drive on, we will shut it down. >> all right. thanks a lot, officer risko this morning. and we're also following weather with erica. >> this is the break? >> this is the break, guys. that picture is worth a thousand words. you can see, very gloomy, wet, ugly. wet roadways to contend with. fog still thick in some spots. we're seeing incident