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. >> she came all the way to see us. >> annabelle langbine has flown it from new zealand to be with us. and we're not going to say and boy are her arms tired. no, i'm not going to say that. >> how is that guac? is that delicious? >> it's hers. so we know it's going to be -- >> so good. >> then she's going to make some for the big game on sunday. >> popcorn. and homemade fries. chipotle mayo. >> don't you love her accent? >> she could talk to us all day long. >> she could talk and talk. two ambush makeovers are coming. we chose one lucky lady from the lazza. and one of our staffers. how about that? she's celebrating her 25th wedding anniversary. so we're going to talk about that. >> and bobby's back with her little boy miles who's so delicious. >> oh, that baby. >> christine's holding him. >> bobby's downstairs, and miles is upstairs? >> yes. we'll just -- >> we'll get a close-up of the baby.

. >> she came all the way to see us. >> she has flown in from new zealand to be with us today. and boy -- no, we're not going to say, and boy, are her arms tired. no! i'm not going to say it. >> how is that gawk uak, is that delicious? >> and home made fridays. chipotle mayo. >> she could talk all day long. >> two incredible ambush makeovers are coming. we chose one lucky lady from the plaza who is a big fan and snuck up on another, one of our staffers, celebrating her 25th wedding anniversary. so we'll talk about that. >> and bobbi is back with her little boy miles! >> oh, baby! bobbi is downstairs and miles is upstairs? >> yes. >> we'll just get a look at the baby.

i think you'll see us do a much more -- a broader ceremony this spring when ioc is declared. poland follows shortly thereafter. we're very close -- the army corps who does the work for us in awarding that contract for poland in the next few months. working with our polish counterparts on implementing arrangements and it will follow the same schedule as romania towards a technical capability declaration by the end of 2018 and all systems go on this for poland at this point. next slide. there's just some pictures if you haven't seen it, actual picture of the deck house in romania. the combat information center in the upper right hand part there's the vertical launch system shown, there's ism 3s being off loaded from the c-17 in cryova and then a broader view of the facility shown from afar in the lower right and just a huge effort across not only our garment but the state department policy, the romanian government, all parties involved in making this a reality from four years ago, really six years ago when it was announced, four years ago when it started and to finish it when we

i think as time goes on, i'd like to see us go to a primary system. ting makes better sense for us. >> you could have an earlier presidential primary and a general primary in june, but it'll cost twice as much money. that's ridiculous. smartest idea is to prove a primary up early on first of march, end of february, and have all the primary candidates. the big argument against that is that means people have to make up their mind about running for judgeships and assembly and all that stuff back around august and september, and they'll have to campaign through christmas. boo-hoo. make up your mind. if you can't make up your mind by august, september, something like that, forget about it. do it two years hence. up alan stock on his radio show and blame him. >> we are getting calls at christmastime. thing. >> we'll have more with our expert panel. right now, let's go back to dave and paul and see what they've got for us. >> thanks, steven. enjoying the conversation. straight ahead, we're checking with our reporters >> stay there.> ((dave courvoisier)) > mar

don't see us they wonder what's going o. but it's because we're in another residential. often we end up in residential, we're only in sight of the people who's neighborhood we're working. >>>. >> reporter: there was a shift change about an hour ago, those that just started their shift will be out on the road until five until the morning. they'll continue to work on the residential roads throughout the night unless, of course, this freezing rain gets a little bit more fervent, a little stronger. and cots throughout the night, in which case, those snowplow struck drivers will have to be pulled off residential roads and back in the primary to apply another layer of salt. all in the name of keeping you guys safe out there on the roads. live in lynch burg marissa paer rah. >>> we wish them a lot of safety too. >>> over on the south side. look, how many people out there? crews there working around the clock. they say it takes 24-36 hours. remember, since residential streets were not pretreated, they won't get plowed down to the pa

do with that kill vehicle back to the ce 1 fleet and then any more beyond that i think you would see us requested in that design. we continue to, in the new design if we were to go beyond 44. the program plan is 44 x 17 with capability of the rx v to get the ce fleet recapitalized and i would say the third thing i would answer is environmental studies that are going on with the east coast site continue and you'll see us come out with the final eis by tend of this fiscal year. but, again, no decision has been made on that and it's only p prepara torch ry work that's been done. >> is the system being considered for foreign military sales. the last congress inserted language seeking an explanation to obstacles. >> yes it's being considered for military sales. i don't want to get out of policy decisions but those countries have expressed interest in it. i'll just leave it at that. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> how much money has been requested for rdt work on laser systems and are there any milestones ahead for fy-'17 or later on? >> i'll have to bucket and get back to you on the total number f

do with that kill vehicle back to the ce 1 fleet and then any more beyond that i think you would see us requested in that design. we continue to, in the new rkb design if we were to go beyond 44. the program plan is 44x17 with back-fit capability with the rkv to get the ce-1 fleet recapitalized. would say the third thing i would answer is environmental studies that are going on with the east coast site continue and you'll see us come out with the final eis by the end of this fiscal year. but, again, no decision has been made on that and it's only preparatory environmental work that we've done. >> is the system being considered for foreign military sales? the last congress inserted language seeking an explanation of the obstacles to something like that for, say japan. >> yes, it's being considered for foreign military sales. i don't want to get out in front on policy decisions. but those countries have expressed interest in it and i'll just leave it at that. >> thank you. >> john harper with national defense magazine. how much money has been requested for rdt&e work on laser systems and

see you, too. it is early out here. it is like 4:30 in the morning. i'm not used to the west coast thing. we are going to see some decent weather around here for the super bowl. that's for sure. we could be close to record highs. we are focusing on a bigger storm system that could develop over the weekend. on sunday, areas that don't normally get the wintry mix could see some of it in the that storm juts out to see clipping cape cod and the island islands. on monday and monday night, the track will determine how much snow we see. some models keep it close to the coast. that means snow and others keep it out to sea and that means less snow. that is something i wanted to point out as we get into mondahi good saturday morning i'm pamela wright ...clear out now with clouds on the increase... staying chilly this morning seeing us near the freezing mark in greenville by eight this morning. clouds streaming by early but no rainmakers and again nice. some sunshine through the day high temperatures just a few degrees below average today putting us in the lower 50s in the upstate nice with a few clo

and they came up to see us at the apollo theater. they came up to the (laugh)-- to harlem--. >> came uptown. (laughter). >> --to see, to see us at the apollo theater. loved us. said, "we wanna sign them". signed us, took us to-- london. and we were there for probably about eight months going through a metamorphous or a transformation into labelle. >> just the three of you instead of four. >> just the three of us. and so they asked if any of us could-- write music. and, you know-- none of us raised our hands. (laugh) and i said, "i write poetry. maybe there's something there". so they said, "well, go home and write something". (laugh) and i did. i went home and i started thinking in terms of, and it seemed natural to me to, from melody and lyric to go together. i don't know why i never thought of it before. but it became a natural thing. and then i worked with-- a musician who was basically our kind of m.d., gene casey. and he said, "you can do this. here, let me show you". and he started teaching me piano. and i began to learn myself

so january is behind us and hopefully now, maybe we can see a gain. we're not down that much. >> john: let's talk about disney, we have discussed that this morning, the seasonal pricing, break it down for us here. ticket and look at a calendar to see which days have certain demands and you can book your ticket to the park, 8 to 11 months ahead of time and for orlando's park, the value tickets stay the same, one day pass, $105 and the regular prices are going up $5, to $110 and, the peak prices are $124. for a one-day pass. they are doing a similar pricing structure out in california, season passes and all that remain the same. nonetheless there is really hot attractions at disney world now and the park says if you bant to see the stuff -- want to see the stuff. look at the prices and if you want to save $20, get the value one at 105. >> john: down here where we are, we want to know when it will be a peak day and don't want to go that day and, raising prices has not knocked done this crowd numbers, the numbers are up. and -- >> amazing. isn't that amazi

"we have, ifyou see us jogging in the morning you'll see us in warm up jackets and we have bath robes. we have...i think that's as far as we need to go."the group of sixteen were all awared a special medallion by the nfl recognizing thier feat."it's just five guys that we just enjoy each other all these years and have a wonderful time . i look forward to our thanksgiving and christmas which is our super bowl."the super bowl is now a holiday for them where they get to soak in the limelight, especially for this landmark game.lew decorates his jacket home is a shrine to the game, something his family teases him about."what are we going to do with all these when you're gone? i said, well what about my grandsons. she says you're better off selling them now on ebay because i don't think anyone would be interested in 50 bags of super bowl memorabilia. i said, you never know.""these four guys i come with it's just unexplainable how good it is for all of us. we love each other so much."they all range in age from their 70s to their 80s.larrry macdonald says even if they wanted to stop coming to

i want to see us revitalize american democracy.the highest voter turnout rates here -- and in my view, we can to make this very simple, either through a constitutional amendment or legislation, if someone is 18 years of age and a citizen of this country, they have the right to vote. end of discussion. [applause] [cheers] now i think they're reason that -- i think the reason that our campaign is doing so well across the country is that we are listening to the pain and the needs of ordinary people and not to the needs of billionaire campaign contributors, and that is a real difference. and when we listen to people what we hear is people coming up to me and saying, bernie, i can't make it on nine dollars or $10 an hour. that is a wage that i cannot live on, and certainly my family cannot live on. truth is that the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour is a starvation wage. [applause] the truth is that millions of people in this country are working 40 or 50 hours a week, and they are still not earning enough money to take care of their

when people see us and we show our medal and talk about winning gold medace. it is the process it took to get there that is critical. i'm not here to teach anybody about soccer or about running. but what i want them to see from us is that we started something. set a goal. went through the journal and he got to the finish line. she'll be faster than i am. she says her legs are short. she is quick as a jack rabbit. it is about setting your mind she said she learned i learned. everything translate ss and transsends the lean of the game. how to do team work and a good lead and a support system. you know what it is like to be an athlete and what it is like being on a team. i know chuck. i know he is a funny guy and people laugh at him. i think he recognizes the fact that every person who has the luxury of being a professional athlete and put on the spotlight has a sort of encowmentencow endowment they need to give back. you are the popular ones. you should act. >> tim: madonna is the material girl. we will talk more about that this we were below the 88th southern p

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probably won't see the fights we used to see. are you guys going to check that one out? >> yeah, they'll be cheering on the old boys, don't think we'll see any of the brawls, but i skating, so they're going to, i think, once the game goes on, the intensity will pick up, they're going to do whatever it takes to come out on top and get the win. they've been skating and we've been shooting on patty in practice, so he looks ready, looks sharp, so we'll see. >> this was one of the best rivalries in hooky for about a decade, and there's -- hockey for about a dead kay, there's a lot decade fshlth he stood on his head that night, and we squeezed one out in the shoot, it was a good game, and entertaining for sure. wouldn't say the rivalries is not there, but it's not there like it used to be. >> is there still a bit there, just because of the history that every time -- you know that denver still feels the rivalry with the red wings, the young guys aren't as familiar with it. >> yeah, there's always going to be the passion, just because of the years past, but with detroit being ou

i, myself, would like to see us use reserve money that we have, surplus money that we currently have. i am not interested in borrowing more money. >> danner: they have been fined years for violations at their to build a new one befor finally starting to push that rain out of the area. >> george: drier weather overnight. keep in mind visibility not great. fog across the heart of virginiafog across the heart of virginia. when you wake up in the morning, we will have temperatures in the 40s. cloudy skies. but going to be a pretty nice day coming up for your thursday. we will have highs reaching the lower 50s. your seven-day forecast shows that next week we are going to have to watch, danner, for late monday and into tuesday because there is the potential for sleet, possibly snow. this does not look like a major winter storm, but we are monitoring to see. >> danner: something you need to keep an eye on. energy efficiency doesn't pick favorites. it should apply to everyone. i'm zach bacon with appalachian power. i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about b

and when we got elected to congress in 2010 and 2014, they don't see us seeing things through well enough and it's because we need a new president. >> you characterize this on the conservative side of things. there are people that are further out than you that look at you and think you're not conservative enough. >> pretty funny. that's new for me. i was always kind of the bottom throwing from the right the guy with all hard core budgets. now i'm speaker of the house amazing that a guy from my background in congress to being in the speakership shows you we have shifted to the center, far to the right in a good way in my opinion in our conference. but here's the point. what can we do about it? what can congress do about it? one of the reasons i took this job is i took it on the condition we go on offense on ideas. we can't be comply sent a with being a reactionary opposition party. we have to show people how we would do things differently. so what are we doing? we're rolling out an jenagenda. we're putting out an agenda to the country to give people of this nation a clear choice. 2016 is t

you, folks, watches us from orange and person counties going to be the last to see the change-over to a cold rain this afternoon. winter weather advisory in effect until 7 p.m. for us here in the triangle and then if you're watching from the 95 corridor or down around the sand hills your weather advisory

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. >> you guys are going to come see us on thursday. saying the most meaningful gift she could think wallace their very own wedding song. never too late for love. >> love it. >> i hope you have a safe trip. >> see you, okay? >> bye, guys. nate. >> how cute are they? >> bye, nate. >> be sure to tune in --er ] >> what's going on in here? >> always something. >> is this the best day of your life or what? look at you. >> i'm standing upuse they're 6'3". >> i know. >> all righty, quick shoutout to we just adore her. >> we threw a baby shower for her and it's called -- it was a theme that was all about love. it was hosted by savannah andtalie. and we wanted -- it was held downtown in tribeca at a place called -- >> le conde. >>in came by. congratulations on his award. the design in there was styled by little miss party. i think it was one of the mosty showers i've ever been to. >> ever, ever. >> all right, gang, a few of our favorite things are coming up a little later. >> she is fierce and fabulous.onsense gina torres. the mother, actress an

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us see more of the distant planet... saturn. wars: rogue one is still coming out this december. colorado is helping us see more of the distant planet... saturn. this project has been in the works for nearly two decades decades in the making. back in 1997.. nasa launched the cassini spacecraft to study saturn... and take hundreds pictures in the process. 9news reporter maya rodriguez shows us how a team in colorado has been working all these years... to get those images ready for us it's arguably the planet. with the most unusual look in the solar system. saturn. and its stunning rings. "it's a very unique thing." the newest images of saturn are courtesy of nasa's cassini spacecraft. launched in 1997. it reached saturn's orbit seven years later. and it's captured stunning images of the planet and its moons. ever since. "we all get to see the images on the internet, but i get to see how it actually happens." that's the job of the ciclops team in boulder. they're in charge of taking the raw pictures captured by cassini. cleaning the

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zealand to see us? >> i love being here. >> you do. awesome. >> she's going to make a ton of stuff for us. >> so we'd better get going. we're going to make homemade fries and we'll just do them with potato, rice flour, which really makes them crunchy in a little bit of oil-s so they're really lean, and then a chipotle mayo. and then we're going to make some popcorn in a bag and some guacamole. >> and some guac. >> the trick with potatoes su want to parboil them for about ten minutes. that way when you come to cut them they're not going to take so long. >> softer. >> they're softer. and then it just actually means you can either cut them into thin chips or -- i quite like cutting thepg cutting them in chunks. and i like getting an organic potato because then i can eat the skin. >> which is the healthy part of it too, right? >> and the nice thing is by parcooking them you release some of the starch. so they'll be crunchyiercrunchier. three tablespoons of olive oil. and this is the magic ingredient. it's rice flour. and if you wanted to yo

and apparently, the world's largest land predator came to see us too. >> for me this is mind blowing. how rare is nice see here? >> well it is pretty common to see polar bears out here this time of year. but it's not as common to see a big old male like that. just come and lay down right next to the buggy. >> it is unreal. >> yeah, pretty impressive sight. >> reporter: the buggy is a tundra buggy -- sort of a cross between a tour bus and monitor struck. >> 20 minutes. >> reporter: where steve amstrip does much of his work as chief scientist for polar bears international. a private group campaigning for the bears' conservation. >> oh, look at here. he is getting up. that? >> well, you know, i have, i have been working with polar bears for -- for 35 years now. and -- i still, every time i see them it's holy cow there is a real wild polar bear. they're just incredible creatures. >> we're near churchill, manitoba, remote frontier town that proudly calls itself the polar bear capital of the world. it is isolated to be sure. you can't even get to this town by road. but every fall these gian

using all the tools, technology that we have, our radar, sometimes you see the sw eeps going on, those are the different radars, give us different elevations and different cuts of the storm. incredibly impressive storm for this time of year, this time of morning, classic el nino situation, brevard county down through south florida. really through about 6:00-7:00, tornado watches for os see yell la and brevard the next two hours. so we get back to the action and what is going on here with over toward parts of brevard county, that is where the heaviest weather is in that red shading we are seeing here, rusty, you can see as we hear through this, you get almost what you would see as blank spots with the green that could be a sign with motion what is >> that is it, brian, we look for bound reak echo regions, you want to see heavy rain and a very weak region on the reflectivity of array car that would indicate the twist of a potential tornado, it is very broad near the rock ledge area, the fact that we have groans bounded by the yellows an oranges shows there is at least some broad rotation

i don't expect us to see much impact as this system makes its way through. after that, much drier forecast for us as we head into tomorrow. all that cloud cover kind of goes away and we'll see a much sunnier day but it is still so have the janth. have the gloves. have the scarves handy. it's going to be cold and blustery over the next couple of days. we'll be in the kind of mid to upper 40's today. 27 tonight. 45 for the high tomorrow. 23 for the low tomorrow night. as we head into the weekend, not a whole lot better for us. even on valentine's day for sunday. highs of around 42. i think there's a lot of places that may not get out of the 30's so 42 is probably on the upper end of where we're going to be. a lot of cold air coming our way and really nothing above 50 degrees for the next seven days. >> yeah. a lot of cold air coming our way. the crowds are starting to skeedaddle behind us. best of the best battled it out on the court last night. but only one team could walk away the winner. >> a look back at a fight to the finish that had gamecock fans seats!33

us. that jet triple is going to slowly move and by the end of the weekend. we'll start to see things turn turn around. 0 monday. we'll take one little baby step back. the early part of next week. as a little moisture is moving our way tuesday a light dusting of snow but we'll follow that up with some cooler temps for a went and by the end of next week looking great. upper 30s even some mid-40s today. high pressure will move in today. =xxt: moves in saturday morning with the warm front. that will push the clouds it. late saturday night into arm. zeal the -- start to move through t. believe it or not, it weres are going to go up even as we head through our sunday. but that will bring some snow. here's friday. it's clear, it's cold, it's windy. saturday with a breeze cold and clear weather. saturday afternoon, some light snow that will move through e forecast and into sunday. by church an inch or so on the ground. an inch through the day sunday. snow totals at this from 6 this morning to 6:00 understood morning. ranging about 2 to 4 inches. so we're pretty well safe in that range

see. this is the way we're used to seeing j. lo. right? just all glammed up. and that's casper smart, her boyfriend. she's just one of the great beauties of the world. but her boyfriend casper posted a behind-the-scenes video. they did a dubsmash of a popular vine called the white girl rap. >> oh, i like rap. >> starbucks. >> yes. >> chipotle. >> yes. >> yoga pants. >> yes. >> more starbucks. yes chipotle yes yoga pants yes more starbucks >> i don't get the dubsmash. but all anybody's talking about is how gorgeous she looks without makeup. >> she hasn't got a drop of makeup on. she looks like a little girl. >> she does anyway. she's 46 or something. she looks 20. >> you know what's bad about me? >> yeah. >> when i start something -- i'm picturing myself with that ent entemann's cake just shaving it, shaving it. then it's gone. >> a lady we love a lot, celine dion, honored her husband yesterday at a memorial in las vegas. guess it lasted almost three hours. and rene angelil passed away last month after a really lengthy battle with cancer. then her brother, reme

see the sun. frank: wouldn't that be nice? it would make us all feel better. we will see a warmer by the end of the week. a couple cloudy days, but it leads us warm with 46 degrees. back in the low 40's and maybe in the 30's by thursday. [captioning >> wyatt: no regrets? >> steffy: mnh-mnh. i love... everything about being with you. >> wyatt: we can do that a lot if you want. i'm totally fine with that. >> steffy: oh. the sacrifices you make. >> wyatt: i'm a giver, you know? so, i hope you don't mind, but my mother called earlier, and i may have let her know that we're...together now. >> steffy: oh. well, it's not like you can keep much from quinn. besides, we're not hiding. no reason to. >> wyatt: right. right.

trouncing the field, beating second place john kasich by more than 50,000 votes. >> they want to see us take the country back.ant to see great deals, not horrible deals. >> reporter: a decisive victory but its path forward isn't easy. south carolina is different from new hampshire. in 2012 exit polling 65% of gop voters ed as evangelical or born again. a voting bloc that ted cruz is expected to did in iowa. while trump owned voters who called themselves independents in new hampshire, just 25% ofrolinians see themselves that way. >> a lot of people here are shooting for the silver medal and giving donald trump th >> reporter: like new hampshire, trump has drawn big and enthusiastic crowds across this state. it's where he got roaring cheers for hisslim ban. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. historically it's also a place that's rewarred organization and cunning maneuvering. >> it's going to be sporty. i mean, takes elections real personally. >> reporter: like new hampshire, trump has led every south carolina poll since july, and now he canclaim those nu

how are you (laughter) thanks for coming down to see us. it's nice to see you in the flesh because you would have seen these if you are driving around any parts of america you cannot move with your face on billboards everywhere. >> yes. >> james: i drive past on it's true. >> isn't it called lucifer. >> james: it's your face and hot as hell! now, eva we have to get huge congratulations because you're engaged. >> i'm engaged! (cheering and applause) >> james: massive congratulations. do you want to tell me what you want me to sing at the wedding (laughter) >> james: you don't want celine dion (laughter) "my heart will go on" (laughter) if you are getting married on a beach, i could sail in on the front of a boat. >> yes. >> james: i haven't given it much thought. have you got any plans for the (laughter) >> none. i want to elope. i don't want to do a big i do. >> james: no one believes you. >> i do! >> james: you're going to go off get married it will be you, your husband and me. (laughter) people. it will. >> james: i'll be there, a couple o

by the afternoon we start to see the transition. the majority of us should be seeing in all rain event. we could see some very gusty winds. the system as it moves east can't rule out a rumble of thunder to as well. trouble one to three inches expected. most of us will see less than an inch. you'll likely see a wintry mix. little to no impact for you. especially as we go over the overnight to tuesday. a very good news story here. less than attention of an inch expected. no chance of power outages and that sort of thing one of the main impacts we could see is a lot of precipitation this system here will push on out as we go through tuesday. it may linger a little bit longer than we originally thought. that behind that we should ask we clear out for wednesday. it should look a lot better by high temperatures in the 50's with a lot of sunshine. >> earlier this week at boston college roy williams had to leave the game. with 15 minutes on the clock. dealing with dizziness due to vertigo. his team had been in the fog as well. unc needed a late rally to beat

we'll see it through the evening, temperatures pretty moderate for us. see a littleit of cloud cover later on tonight and that will keep our temperatures generally in the 50's through 10:00. high pressure over our area keeps us nice and dry through a very nice weekend come our way. probably going to be a little bit cloudier but also going to be warmer for us. most sunshine today with highs expected to climb into the 70's for both saturday and sunday. >> he's not making that up either. >> whoa and the numbers are looking really good for saturday and sunday. >> still ahead for you, we introduce you to a four legged friend sniffing out a forever home. could it be yours? >> i'll tell you next and live from main and gervais. >> welcome back to the corner of main and gervais where i'm joined by elizabeth childers from pawmetto lifeline and also a hound mix. >> yeah, he's 5 months old and he's very energetic, very sweet. the breed is very unique. they are very intelligent and inquisitive, curious. but they're also very loving and very loyal so -- >> what kind of

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we are seeing wet conditions. joining us from durham, there at roxboro street. see how wet the roads are. lot of water out there, you can see spry getting kicked -- spray getting kicked up. rain coming down significantly enough to keep the roads wet and keep your windshield wipers on this morning. leave early as we deal with that light rainfall. a look at the road weather index, matches up well with the computer use as similar algorithm, it could be rain mixed with a little snow this morning. if you see anything, let us know. now, not seeing problems with the triangle on the roads, major routes are looking good and remaining accident free. >>> testimony resumes today in the travion smith trial. yesterday one of three suspects in the murder of melissa hug ins jones testified about what happened in 2013, sarah redden is charged with first degree murder. she is cooperating with prosecutors. redden was with travion smith and her boyfriend while they were breaking in to cars but they left her. when they reappeared, they were anxious and made her runaway with them. the

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us. we're seeing a big changeover from that very wet atmosphere we were seeing this morning to more of a drier setup this afternoon and a lot of that being aided by those winds out of the west and southwest. what that's going to do is bring us a lot more of that dry air and kick out that a little longer. that is moving on and moving up the east coast. bring a lot of rain for those areas there. for us, the rain is done. we are watching a system bacac to the west very fast moving system kind of coming through the lower part of the midwest and central plains. we'll be watching that system as it moves throughout the day today. but i do think that will stay to our north. because of that, we'll stick with the sunshine. look for highs in kind of low to mid 60's this afternoon. nice to see the 60's return to the forecast after only being in th30's yesterday afternoon. tonight, 42. partly cloudy skies. notice, no chance of rain. will that hold up for the rest of the week and weekend? i'll have the details coming up in a few minutes. >> the police department has cleared two of its officers in the d