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way up to the ashland avenue intersection, you can see where the asheville police officer has the rote blocked diverting traffic. they are -- all of these businesses along the stretch are without water right now. and likely will be until people can get out here, of course, to repair this. then you have to repair the pavement. so this is quite a process. thankfully though, the temperatures here are around 38 degrees here in asheville. so, luckily none of this is becoming ice. but, of course, still a mayor issue and quite a mess in the southbound lanes of mcdowell street in asheville. need to find another route this morning. southbound lanes approaching mission hospital at the choctaw street intersection, as far as the cause of all this, of course the weather could have played a role with the changing temperatures we have seen. but, they are not able to pinpoint the exact cause of this water main break just yet. live in asheville, lauren brigman, news 13. >> holly: it's not just happening here. a dangerous mix of snow, ice, and heavy rain is making for dangerous driving conditions up and

associated with a couple of different areas of row pressure stacked up out over the pacific trying to ee rotehe ridge of high pressure. not going to happen until midweek next week. rain back in the picture by wednesday. the bulk of the rain with el nino returning in the last week of effect. 56 degrees today in the greater lake tahoe area but it's currently 24 so it's cold enough to make snow. don't forget the sun goggles heading to northstar. sierra grand my favorite black star there on the back side. 60s and 70s today locally with the partly sunny skies. above average temperatures. here's your extended forecast. and boy, very spring-like. there's your valentine's day forecast pushing nearly 80 for the holiday on monday. san francisco giants fanfest taking place 68 degrees. yeah. how many more days? about five days until pitchers and catchers report for the giants. now, about 8 days for the oakland a's. and your pebble beach forecast, it couldn't be better! nothing but sunshine and approaching near 70 degrees. that is just postcard perfect chamber of commerce weather for the tournament. >> yo

ed, you rote something today i laughed when i read it. i'm handicapped by 50 years of knowledge and experience which is totally irrelevant in this election. >> i have been right on one thing all year long. i bet 10 bucks on denver broncos. melissa: good for you. >> everything else has been totally wrong. melissa: forget politics. go on over to sports. it is really defying all logic so it makes me sort of wonder as we sit here and look out at the rest of the campaign it, seems like trump, start on the republican side, trump is going to be the nominee. does it feel like that now? >> you know, a long ways to go. critical thing, five players today, two are senators and two are governors. they have a knowledge of a lost government. donald obviously doesn't have much. he doesn't need much. he promises a couple things like christmas. get the walls, isis conquered. if you don't like that said go to bernie sanders giver you free education and free health care and whatever else you want and make all the rich guys pay for it. melissa: i was talking

that's why i rote "killing reagan," so you would know the former president top to bottom, because he'ss country and will factor into this year's election. "tip of the day," knowledge is power in every american story. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website and spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be fractious when writing to "the factor." tomorrow, a big political day, another big debate and, you know, coming down to crunchtime. we appreciate you guys watching "the factor." again, tonight, we appreciate you being here. ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of "the kelly file." face-to-face with the candidates. i'm megyn kelly. we are coming to you tonight from houston, texas. [ applause ] very nice. you can feel the enthusiasm. less than a week from now, voters will take part in the biggest prize so far of this primary season, super tuesday that's w

the numbers seem to indicate that at this point anyway, they're splitting their rote roughly 50/50 here in this state. democrats and republicans. live from manchester, steve handelsman, news4, jim, back to you. >>> more now from donald trump about his choice of language. here is some of his conversation today with nbc's lester holt. ? wondering to myself, would you say that as president of the united states? >> no. >> with that seal on the podium? >> much different, much different. >> are you going to be a different guy as president than the one we see here? >> i went to the best school. i was a good student. i have an uncle who was one of the top professors at m.i.t. there's good gene pool right there. i have to do what i have to do. >> so -- >> it's not an act. last night we had thousands of people. we had a great time. it wasn't my word, it was a word that a woman kept shouting. she was shouting it and i only repeated the word. and the place was wild. it standing ovation, everybody -- >> that doesn't mean it was in good taste. >> but i'll tell what you, when you're president or about