@the sap comes out of there. @you need 40 gallons of sap to @get to that syrup. @i think that's pretty @incredible. @chris is going to explain how @they turn the sap into maple @syrup inside. @so we showed you to do it @yourself. @now we're seeing how the pros @do it. @chris, what is this machinery @over here. @>> this is the reverse osmosis @machine. @the way it works, we take our @sap and bring it into the @it's pumped through these two @filters here. @what we're doing is trying to @increase our sugar contest. @you need 60% sugar to make @syrup. @from there it's added to our @tank that's piped into our @evaporator. @from there, this is a flue pan. @it gets it headed toward the @maple syrup. @>> it's frozen in there. @>> it is. @we're not boiling this weekend @due to the weather. @from here it's going to wander @into your finishing pan. @it comes through this pipe as @raw sap. @in this pan, there's different @dividers. @the way this works, the syrup @move -- moves by density. @when you reach 60%, it will @come out right here. @you will have three gallons in @thi

and hundreds of gallons of sap. "we process anywhere from eight to nine hundred gallons inside this old machine shed, the wolf's use this high tech boiling equipment to turn that sap into a savory syrup. then the family fills that sweet stuff into 16 oz bottles. "we are ready for the new season so we're ready to put this right on the shelves. so it will be fresh. " "this is all natural. there are no preservative in it. there's nothing added to it at all. just straight from the tree. " is proud to weather is set to return. "they call it a sugar snow and and we're really looking forward that. let it snow. " the family sells their syrup at hy-vee and specialty stores in dubuque, waterloo, cedar rapids and iowa city. they say most stores sell a jar like this for about 10 ten dollars. live in the dubuque newsroom, katie turning back to weather, joe, will snow affect driving snow and a wintry mix develop late this evening in the north and spread southward through the looks likely south of highway 20, although amounts will

andy is coaxing sap from a maple and figures sphring time sap will turn in to year around syrup for his breakfast pancakes. >> it takes 40 gallons of sap to make a gallon of maple syrup. required is human work from the syrup, build a fire and cook the sap. lend a happened and boil away the water if the sap so all is andy and i celebrated and jawed on about starting our own line of maple syrup sales. >> reporter: we will leave andy working over his hot stove and see what spring brought in the barn. newborn animals. they educate city slickers, farm population grows when spring opens its door. >> it means an idea of renewal and that whole cycle of life getting a chance to start over again. >> what did you tell your mom when she brought you here? >> the mother pigs and the mother sheep, they got a full- time job. >> they do. >> all mothers do. >> yes. >> reporter: especially in farmer in the del, sit probably farm park administrator lee homey ak, he walks the spread of 3500 acres, enjoying spring. >> get away from the cold weather and gray skies and see sun and green and blue and everything

@what is the conversion again, @sap to maple syrup? @>> 40-gallons of sap -- i @already knew that. @and the magic number for sugar? @>> 66% sugar is what it is. @>> thank you so much. @the maple sugar weekends run @until march 20th. @back to you in the studio, @maureen. @>> i don't know if my little @maple tree is going to cut it. @we need a big one. @>> reporter: i'll plant one for @you in your backyard that's a @little bigger. @>> see you in 80 years. @thanks, alyssa. @coming up, we're going get you @caught up on national headlines @shot over shoes. @two people shot in an argument @over new air jordan basketball @shoes. @what police know about the @fight, coming up next. @>>> and deadly flood waters in @northern california. @why officials are saying a @driver made a fatal mistake on @the road. @ @>>> welcome back. @we have breaking news just @the the associated press is @reporting that super bowl champ @peyton manning has told the @denver broncos he'll retire @after 18 nfl seasons. @of course we're going the stay @on top of this and bring you @any other details that break @throug

sap. figure i'd lend a hand in boiling away the water in the so that's left is pure and sweet maple syrup. matthew and i celebrated the season and squad on about miles per hour starting our own line of maple syrup sales. >> uncle andy. >> reporter: maple syrup. >> there were probably uncles that stuff making this stuff before me >> we'll leave andy working over this hot stove and see what spring has brought in the barn: new-born animal at lake metro park's park. the folks educate city slickers on nature's way. farm population grows when spring opens its door. >> it just means to me an idea of renewal and getting a chance to start over again after a kind of dormant period. >> reporter: what did you tell your mom when she brought you here the mother pigs and mother sheep? they have full-time jobs do. >> reporter: all of us do. especially in springtime. if there's a farmer in the dell, it is probably lee hoviak. he walks some of the spread of 235 acres, enjoying spring. >> get away from the c

so build a fair and cook the sap. lend a hand in boiling away the water so all that's left is pure, sweet maple sur -- syrup. >> uncle andy -- >> i don't know. >> maple sur run. >> there are plane tees of gran pass, dads, moms, and aunts making this stuff before me. >> reporter: we'll leave andy working over his hot stove and the barn. newborn animals at lake metro park's farm park. the folks educate city slirks on nature's way. farm population grows when spring opens its door. >> it just means to me an idea of renewal and that whole cycle of life getting a chance to start over again after a kind of dormant period. >> reporter: what did you tell your mom when she brought you here? >> there's horns on the sheep. >> reporter: they've got a full- time job. >> they do. >> reporter: all mothers do. >> yes. >> reporter: especially in springtime. if there is a farmer in the dell, it is probably farm park administrator lee. he walks some of the spread of the 235 acres enjoying spring. >> time to get away from the cold weather

"they call it a sugar snow and really pumps out a lot of sap. and we're really looking forward katie wiedemann with that story. the family sells their syrup at hy-vee and specialty stores in dubuque, waterloo, cedar rapids and iowa city. they say most stores sell a jar like this for about 10 ten dollars. a bill up for debate in the state legislature could make birth control easier to obtain. the bill is out of the senate, but some house republicans say they have concerns about potential risks. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our presidential election. today voters from 11 democratic and 14 republican states head to a bill in the state legislature has to goal to make people across iowa safe from carbon monoxide. and lunch and dinner deals are all across the cedar rapids area. amid the competition -- the end goal to encourage diners to "dine local" for restaurant week...and beyond. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. two major storylines for today in politics. will super tuesday turn i

@it takes 40-gallons of sap to @syrup. @you can tap a tree and learn @maple sugar weekends runs there @until march 20th. @>>> we'll be right back again @ @>>> the wind really kicks up @later tonight and that wind @will bring all the big changes @that we're all looking forward @to for the rest of the work @week. @those clouds bringing rain. @it's dry, thanks to a huge area @of high pressure that is @sending the jet stream north @into the central plains and a @big dip with storminess to the @west. @the storms stay there and looks @like the 2nd half of next week @and a lot of warm air is poised @you're going to love future @view. @take a specific look at those @temperatures because they're @going to be nice. @upper 30s, low 40s early monday @morning. @a mix of clouds and sunshine. @mid-50s, low 60s monday @afternoon. @maybe a brief shower or @sprinkle or two late monday @night, temperatures in the 50s @and dry again on tuesday. @i think even more sunshine will @start off near 50. @look at this. @some of you may hit 70 degrees

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the sap center in san jose, thousands of hockey fans took a moment for a moment of silence before therks game. >> announcer: we ask you to join us in a moment of silence by those injured in today's tragic event where is t is live. >> the investigation and the search for people continues. the city has much healing to do in the days ahead. our coverage first things in the morning tips live with the many if in the south bay, 73 for your average. it looks like we may see a few showers develop by eight, hate on sunday. >> bye-bye.

every large customer that we win is replacing it either an sap oregon racklele legacy software. now we are replacing some of the cloud applications, too. >> they were saying, listen, they have not really lost a lot of head to head to you. when i see bank of america it makes me think, who are you going to want to win? ohio state, one of the largest universities in the country, earlier i was hearing people say, listen, they have brown, a small school. to get ohio state is a big school. something they didn't have. >> i think we have entered a new phase and the honeymoon for sap and/or racklele is over. you can market and sell that you deliver cloud products but we are all judged by getting customers in production and having the customers get value out of the software. the ohio state university and arizona state university both did their homework and came to the conclusion that work day could meet their needs and get them el into production which is something both of or large competitors struggle with. >> for brown there was no unified view of the campus resources and they had manua

. >> people like me get test anxiety even talking about the sap test and some will take the test tomorrow, 220,000 students across the country expect to take the reviewed version of the take the reviewed version of the sap test. -- the it is a perfect score at 1,600 and core schools like reading chars and analyzing evidence. they got rid of tricky question like brain teaseers. >> a judge is tightening security measures to protect the personal information of 10 million students in california. two parent groups have sued to get student records as part after suit on special education. the judge ruled that the database that includes social security numbers and health records will not be bulk released and attorneys can contact the department finance they want access. >> and now, getting in the stock market, questions for michael finney. >> michael, my question is, what is the best platform to buy stocks? >> that is a stuff question. you need a last information. the majority of us if you plan to trade yourself and not use a stockbroker, look at the names you know and trust, such as e-trade or s

phase and the honeymoon for sap and/or racklele is over. you can market and sell that you deliver cloud products but we are all judged by getting customers in production and having the customers get value out of the software. the ohio state university and arizona state university both did their homework and came to the conclusion that work day could meet their needs and get them el into production which is something both of or large competitors struggle with. >> for brown there was no unified view of the campus resources and they had manual processes. is that the case for the ohio state university and arizona state? >> that's the case for almost all the companies we go into. they have some legacy software in place. we bring a better set of automation tools and importantly build analytics into the core product. they also get better business intel jns and analysis out of the system as well. all at a lower cost going >> you mentioned to me that company a company buys another company or a business you work for is acquired it is good for you. i

. >> probably just a little bit of sap stuck to him. looks like he pops right back up. he is okay. >>> there is a mystery in this first video. pay attention to the food on this tray here. it's a high chair. the little kid is eating off it. but it's disappearing. can you tell why this is happening? >> i see the culprit. >> i see a nose and a long tongue. >> the dog just knows. easy pickings man. >> the kid is trying to figure out what is that thing coming out from under the table. the dog is like, easiest lunch ever. you don't see anything but a tongue that comes out from under the table. >> the baby is laughing too. the baby is like, i'm enjoying this show! >> the dog is also doing maid going to lick that thing clean. >> right! >>> the next video shared on our facebook page by lou hernandez. this bull dog not only took his seat at the couch but is also enjoying its snoring. >> they're like characters unto themselves. >> they're bred to be funny. >> that will keep you up at night. trust me, i know. >> this dog is unapologetic. and not even asleep. the eyes are open. stil

to allow sap tkra brand's family to review a report of the texas rangers investigation into her death as part of a wrongful did the lawsuit against the police officer who arrested her. it was ruledwater supply to the corrosive flint river to save money. residents say snyder hasn't beenle to meet -- been to go meet with them mentment john: yesterday, texas got golf ball sized hail and made for a slick commute. calls after hail pelted cars and holes. it killed several exotic birds at the fort worth zoo. this is the latest to hit animals. the cause is under investigation. barbara: rob ford is back in the hospital as he continues his cancer treatment. he gained notoriety when he admitted to smoking crack cocaine but refused to resign. he had surgery to remove a tumor in october doctors and enough is if you have and shelton has decided to fight back. john: call it turkey terror. a group of wild turkeys target a neighborhood in washington state damaging rain gutters and denting cars and going after young kids if they have anything red or blue which is a symbol of aggression to turkeys. they

hilary clinton and bernie sap dersed that same message on how they would respond but tope changed when they switched -- tone changed when they switched >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy, through excuse me, i'm talking. >> well, the two did have a chance to talk, they talked about their faith as well. sanders addressed an article that suggested he keeps hus jewish faith in the -- his jewish faith in the background. mrs. clinton was asked about prayer, she said she prays on a regular basis. the next debate is 3 days this time in miami. >>> marco rubio won his first primary by a landslide. he won puerto rico with 74% of the vet. donald trump distant second at 14% and ted cruz third, with 9%. the candidates are now focusing on four states. idaho will host a primary, hold primaries for both parties caucus. >>> tomorrow, the city of denver will begin removing tarps, shopping carts and items the city. it has become a issu

>> would you think i'm a sap if i said democracy benefits? bernie sanders predicted his campaign would struggle if the democratic turnout is low, and i believe him. hillary clinton has the entire local party establishment behind her, people who know how to turn out the vote. and she's got major labor union backing. however, the site of bill clinton working polling places shows you how seriously they're taking this. bernie sanders has support too, as well as a committed core of local activists with proven credentials. in the end it's not the raw turnout as much as it is who it is that's showing up. and we know an unusually high number of democrats dropped their party registration so they could go into the gop primary. are they all voting for trump, or are some looking to stop him by backing another republican? if they are mainly blue collar democrats, that could hurt sanders. during our continuous coverage tonight, we'll be closely watching key pockets of moderate democrats to figure out what they're up to. night. >> yes, it is. big day for po

four-year partnership between sap s.a.p. and the museum. >> reporter: i know the children are going into labs, building a robot and learn how to be a cyber decorative. is there something exciting that the sharks foundation is doing sports related for the future? >> yeah. a couple of future exhibits, activity. one designed, a prototype of sports equipment. and ultimately printed out on 3d printers. so you get to design, develop sports equipment. you are analyzing what goes into the sports. the physics of ice skating. from the sharks foundation standpoint you learn more about hockey and just angles, all the different things that go it. it's very cool. >> reporter: thank you so much. he is a former sharks player. going to be enjoying the day here with the kids, as you heard him say. a four-year partnership that they are going to be helping contribute to the tech museum to benefit these children. as i mentioned, 1,200 children from the san jose area. low-income children who may not have had the chance to experience this before.

the business owners say they collect some 40,000 gallons of sap on a good day. it took hours of fighting but a south carolina fisherman finally hooks a great white shark. angela: he says it felt like he was trying to reel in a submarine. the fisherman was giving a tour when he realized a shark had taken the bait. cell phone video captures the predator next to the boat. the fisherman worked together with a customer to catch the 25 00 pound shark. >> it just took off like a train, and the biggest shark i have ever seen jumps out of the water, completely out of the water straight up, my customer standing on the other side just about had a heart attack. angela: i would' ve had a heart attack three and. stewart: every time. angela: the pair tagged the shark with a tracker and set it free. stewart: definitely were not bringing it on the boat. angela: wesh 2 news at 6:00 is straight ahead. stewart: jim payne joins us now with what' s coming up next half hour. jim: we are following breaking news stories. we are learning new details about the shooting of a local 88-year-

all the sap programs, everything they generate is automatically classified. it's liar, liar, pant suit on fire. deirdre: you made a comparison to hillary clinton and general david petraeus. i'm wondering how you see the similarities and differences between the two cases? >> well, in criminal terms, dave petraeus shoplifted a pack of cupcakes. hillary clinton robbed fort knox. petraeus did something stupid, it was wrong. i think he should have been punished more severely. i come from the classified world. nonetheless, the guy fell for his young bimbo biographer. he did something stupid and wrong, he's paid a price. hillary clinton jeopardized the security of the united states over and over again, exposing our classified programs, exposing our diplomatic strategies, chitchat with her friends. >> seems different what she did than leave an agenda, a scheduler on a night stand. >> secretary of state, is the equivalent of playing poker with cards facing the other players. what she did was nutty. not just exposing us to enemies but allies spious, too. she revealed m

along the way, taste maple sap, tea and sugar. join in as we simulate how trees produce sugar and discover how people have tapped source over the centuries. a free pancake breakfast is provided before your program begins. program fee: $8 per person. approximately 2.25 register online at: https: still to come "i feel violated because i left it in there for "i feel violated because i left it in there for somebody to take." a car accident... is bad enough.. but coming up - how the crash... could be the least of your worries. open studio bump shot welcome back to ies. then your eyes may see it differently. lyloses approved to reeve both your itchy,z watery eyes and congestion. nother nasal allergy spray can say at complete allergy relief or incomplete. leyour eyes decide. flonase changes weather now big temperature swing over the next 24 hours as a return to the 30s for highs arrive for he middle of the week. with that fall in temperatures comes a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. our risk level has dropped dramatically but we

. >> reporter: eric shares the screens as a web designer at sap and on top of that he would stop to check social media. >> they do a good job at succeeding youn -- sucking you in. >> reporter: then it happened. >> i cog cognitively said the word that feels warm. it was too close to what i had heard of, heroin addiction. it scared me to death. >> reporter: he knew he needed to stop. >> every time your phone buzzes or beeps or pings your brain is gary condit literally -- your brain is literally releasing toxins. >> reporter: they run retreats and camps for adults where all electronics are confiscated at the door. >> it can be scary. people feel anxiety and restless. >> reporter: symptoms of withdrawal. >> symptoms have phantom rings where their pockets is empty and they feel their phe is ringing. they reach for it and nothing is there. >> reporter: mostly it is euphoric. campers make crafts and play games and jump in a lake, meditate under trees. >> when you put your phone away you can start daydreaming and thinking and exploring different ideas you have. >> it hits you like a ton of bricks

. >> reporter: eric shares the screens as a web designer at sap and on top of that he would stop to checkial media. >> they do a good job at succeeding you in -- sucking you in. >> reporter: then it happened. >> i cog cognitively said the word that feels warm. it was too close to what i had heard of, heroin addiction. it scared me to death. >> reporter: he knew he needed to stop. >> every time your phone buzzes or beeps or pings your brain is gary condit literally -- your brain is literally releasing toxins. >> reporter: they run retreats and camps for adults where all electronics are confiscated at the door. >> it can be scary. people feel anxiety and restless. >> reporter: symptoms of withdrawal. >> symptoms have phantom rings where their pockets is empty and they feel their phone is ringing. they reach for it and nothing is there. >> reporter: mostly it is euphoric. campers make crafts and play games and jump in a lake, meditate under trees. >> when you put your phone away you can start daydreaming and thinking and exploring different ideas you have. >> it hits you like a ton of bricks

commuter train sharing her ordeal this morning the train went off tracks monday night 45 miles outside sap francisco and mudd slide it to blame. the train derailed into a creek causing watt to flow through the win owes enforcing passengers to find a way out. several were hurt and including four people with pretty serious injuries. >> whoa, hot on the web this morning a dangerously close call for reporter and the camera was . >> california dramatic oicer crd with saving thee people from a car. inside the car is two adults and two children he had to urge the adults to get out the burning car and all four apparently will be fine. . >> get out of the car! come here ! >> closer to home a par mar court ruled one of the office officer's chargeed in death of freddie gray can be ordered to testify against his own colleagues. officer william porter was first to go to trial over gray's death it ended in hung jury and judge ruled he could testify against colleagues while waited for a retrial. have been in limbo while apsarall face various charges in gra ing two people us is speakinged in pick pocket r

this nursery is where sap also lings will be planted. >> it is about one million plants and by six millionplants have been shifd to the plantation. >> reporter: many have welcomed the planting effort but saying the government is destroying street work and cities. >> you have all these reforestation, but if you see be islamab islamabad, we are having a lot of the deforestation which is not good for the country. >> reporter: local farmers are encouraged by plantation campaigns and they're already achieving results. >> translation: we have many benefits such as financial, environmental and also fuel that we get by having the branches >> reporter: the most immediate advantage of planting these trees is that we have cleaner air. >> reporter: unless the effort increased forest cover is increased, conservationists fear they will have continuing problems >>> cricket fans across india have been praying for their national team ahead of a clash with pakistan in the t20 world cup. fans held a traditional ceremony. india have had a shaky start after losing to england by 47 runs. matches between india a

we are basically free traders but we're not going to be saps anymore. >> what's that mean? >> the new jobs are low paying stuff and kasich's answer working class, whose vote is considered essential to take him to the white house. >> minimum wage is for kids. they're for my kids. they're not for somebody to raise a family. really. >> the governor just told me it turned around. >> it turned around, sure. when was the last time he drove down cleveland? >> yeah. when was the last time he drove down the freeway here in cleveland? he ain't doing it. >> kasich guarantees he'll win in ohio and go on to sweep the rest of the rust belt. >> why is it so close in ohio then? sir? >> and if he does win ohio, he's got another problem. on wednesday a pennsylvania judge will decide if he stays on the ballot after failing to get 2,000 valid signatures there. >> brooks: forecast in central florida, it is steamy. temperatures across the area did soar back into the mid to upper and rumbles of thunder earlier today, south of orlando. also out towards tampa, but as we worked our way into the even

just like in every single one of us there's a little bit of a a bernie sappeds and he knows howa to get that out, too. we listened to the candidates' speeches, the reaction to trumpi and the others was mixed. >> there's a lot of baggage. anybody that can come to ano apaic conference and addressress what this audience wants toants hear. it's what they say when they're not in haven't from of the apaic. it's a concern to me.e. everybody seems sincere and that they're very s and that's what we need to hear. he killed it. he really did amazing. he is who he is. like him or hate him, he speaks his mind, it's interesting, refreshing. i'm going to tell you straight up, mesh, i have not made up my mind. donald trump also met with republican leaders while in town today really urging them to embrace it, embrace him. he is here. he's not going anywhere. he says the meeting went well. still there is a lieutenant of concern among gop leaders aboutg his firery rhetoric and views against muslims, mexicanican immigrants and women.en. that's the latest here at thehe verizon center.ente sarah simmons, fox

i sat down sapped tears during his campaign stop milton very optimistic about today. >> senator bernie sanders voting in his home state of vermont. he counting on winning there and for other states including massachutes. >> we have worked hard in massachutes. we have number of rallies we we have got staff here. and we think that if voter turn out is high, if he working people come out if young people come out. if people given up on political process, want to get in and stands up and fight back. we think we will do well here tomorrow. bay state sanders turf. there are lots of students pro gives and close to vermont. but secretary hillary clinton has backing almost all of massachutes democratic establishments. >> we are taking on all of that. ain'ts easy that he when are doing. form president bill clinton used his popularity up here to meet and greet at boston area polls and give them one last push to vote for his wife. but state got some complaints that he was too close for comfort. causing secretary bill's office to call clean camp remind them campaigners must stayed 150 feet tampa bay

sap center, guys. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> do or die for several republican candidates vying for the white house. >> five states go to the polls later today to pick their presidential nominee. "today oin the bay" kris sanchez. >> if you love politics this would be a bad day. illinois, missouri, north carolina and the big two to watch are, of course, florida and ohio. those are key states because two of the republican candidates have hinted that if they don't win at home, they may be done. florida is, of course, marco rubio's home state and it is a winner take all with 99 delegates at stake. ohio is governor john kasich's home state and also winner take all. 66 delegates there. according to the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" marist poll donald trump leads in florida and second in ohio. if he wins both of those states he would be the republican nominee. if he does not win both of those states, it will be selected at an open selection in july. >> we're going to win the 99 delegates h

the one issue we have out here sap disabled tractor-trailer block -- is a disabled tractor-trailer blocking lane on union avenue at coates street. >> following that breaking news out of belgium a series of explosions rocked brussels overnight including two at the airport and abc news just reported that the death toll is now up to at least 13 people. >> this happened during the morning rush. and "action news has confirmed one flight from philadelphia had just landed and a return flight was about to take off. >> now let's get rider on over to "action news" reporter annie mccormack who has been staying on top of this breaking story. >> reporter: abc news has confirmed 13 are dead and many injured. they say that this is a result of at least two explosions at brussels airport. they also are reporting that there were additional explosions at several brussels subway stations. now here are images just coming in from the airport explosions. according to abc news, around 8:00 a.m., there were two blasts in the departures area of the airport. all departures from brussels airport have been canceled and

by the way, tickets are still available for the trials at the sap center and that will be july 8th and the 10th. >> and the gymnasts are always so incredibly impressive. all of the sports, it's just the combination of grace and sports and coordination. >> the power. >> it's really shocking. >> yeah. >> in such a little package. >>> a seal caused a stir last night near the berkeley peer. >> the animal was seen wandering in the middle of the street, kind of moving along, shaking its tail. police called the marine mammal center to come and pick that little guy up, but by the time they arrived, he was already back in the water. turns out the young seal is tagged and named school days. >> i don't know why. >> good thing he's back at home. >>> the popemobile is up for auction in new york. >> you might remember this fiat that pope francis used during his visit to new york last year. the auction ends tomorrow. the fiat 500 lounge has low miles, a glass roof, and a premium sound system. bids have already reached more than $130,000 for that car. the proceeds will go to catholic schools and to ch

allens cross roads antonville and saps, this is moving to the east at about 25, 30 miles per hour. so moving fairly quickly. fortunately, no lightning associated with it right now. but some good heavy rain right as that batch moves through. we also have something else to talk about. this is not in effect tonight. this is sunday night into monday morning. we have a freeze watch. that's in effect for all of these counties you see, the foothills stretching into the piedmont. you could have temperatures at or below the freezing mark. the highest elevations, you will be cold but you don't have a freeze watch. here's what it looks look. clark toyota camera. you can see the pavement. it's wet because of the rain that's falling. that will be moving out of here but heading into your day tomorrow we could see more rain, even snowshowers in the highest elevations. temperatures through the evening hours go from the mid-40s and stay in the mid-40s throughout the entire night but we have 30 for low, 50s for highs. we'll talk about when and when there's finally another warmup in a little bit. >>

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