that tool is a flight simulator $60,000 that has been in use since the beginning of this school year. steve: kcci's marcus mcintosh got behind the controls and joins us now to show us just how realistic the flight simulator is. marcus: i have never flown in airplane, and after trying the hit of the simulator it is clear , i should never try. i've never had any flight training. >> that's all right. we will teach you. marcus: before getting their hands on the controls of the flight simulator, students in the des moines public schools aviation class go through classroom training, aka ground school. at the new aviation building on the southside near mccombs middle school. >> it is pretty realistic, i mean you have all your controls, your up and down, left and right. marcus: tim harmer teaches the takeoffs to landings. >> nice and easy. >> they can learn to fly an aircraft, learn the environment the aircraft fly in. marcus: that means from snow to clouds just about every scenario , they could possibly face in the cockpit. skills that prove valuable before they ever officially take flight.

a hospital in eastern iowa gets a birthing simulator machine... find out why this will be helpful in high-risk situations. that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news "you're watching kwwl. we've meteorologist mark --------- --------- iowa. the best chance to have a accumulations are expected. friday and saturday remain cold with a mostly sunny sky. temperatures saturday zero with wind chills of 20 to 30 below. we are still tracking snow for sunday. the snow begins before sunrise sunday and continues through the day before tapering off sunday before midnight. snow accumulations at this point will be 2-5" across eastern iowa. these numbers will adjust as we get more information about the system...so check back for later updates. the snow

the simulation presses on to face my cow avatar. she gazes back at me innocently and adorable as ever. here you wait for the slaughterhouse truck. the floor begins to vibrate, i feel a rush of real fear as the world shakes noisily around me. i skim head from side to side wondering where the truck will appear. while happen then, but it doesn't. the experiment is over. my god over. my god you guys i hear myself uttering. so after that experiment the lab went on to do things that were even more unlike the human body. you can be sympathetic toward the cow but it's a mammal. the next body they put me in was cora which is really bizarre. the idea is that you are coral in an ocean that is being warmed by carbon dioxide emissions. you watch yourself with her and you watch the ocean die around you. at this point i was is wondering what was going on with the simulations. why do we always watch yourself die. so they gave me when i was very sweet and i wanted to leave you on this note, although i can -- i wanted to see leave you on the snow bec

it is a $60,000 flight simulator that has been in use since the beginning of this school year. eric: kcci's marcus mcintosh got behind the controls and shows us just how realistic the flight simulator is. marcus: i have never had any flight training unit -- training. >> oh that's alright we will teach you. marcus: before getting their hands on the controls of the flight simulator students in the des moines public schools classroom training aka ground school. at the new aviation building on the southside near mccombs middle school. >> it is pretty realistic. i mean you have all your controls, up and down, left and right. marcus: tim harmer teaches the students everything from takeoffs to landings. >> now start pulling back on the yolk and slowly start easing back. there you go. i am getting dizzy. >> they can learn to fly an aircraft in the environments that aircraft fly through. marcus: that means from snow to clouds just about every scenario. they could possibly face in the cockpit. >> skills that prove valuable before they ever officially take flight. the faa has recognized t

"we can simulate decreased heart rate which happens all the time. and the nurses have to go through the right steps to correct it. " "education was very important to her. she was very involved in starting up the neonatal icu. that was her baby, literally. " hoefer and riegler worked for decades in the birthing unit aafinley spital. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. it's back to class this morning students who lobbied lawmakers for more education funding. cedar rapids schools superintendent brad buck says the district needs at least a 3 point 72 percent increase to maintain current staffing and programs. the group of about 75 high school students talked to lawmakers in des moines yesterday. one metro sophomore has a good feeling about their work. "i feel like we got a lot of answers told to us. hopefully that will have some effect on the outcome. " the district says it hasn't made any decisions on cuts, if the school funding increase isn't large enough. the ash trees will be coming down... eventually. over the next 5 years, crews will be taking down

this simulator is close to real life. it's easy to become motion sickness because the ground is moving as the humvee is driving. the best way i can describe this simulator is it's xbox, but in real life." tim hannah: "the simulator looks just like the actual terrain."reporter/nick minock: these simulators aren't cheap, but hannah says they're worth every penny because the training alternative would be much more expensive.tim hannah: "it saves a lot of money. a lot of money. because you could imagine having 12 bradleys , 12 tanks, and 4 humvees, the environmental, the cost of the maintenance of the vehicle, the ammunition, so you are saving a lot a lot a lot of money. i can't stress that enough."reporter/nick minock:hannah says it's money well spent because although no amount of training can prepare a soldier for every danger overseas, these simulators will save our soldiers' lives. hannahlora van nevel sot: trust with your life." reporter/nick minock:trust being be built knowing their fellow soldiers are the best trained

but taylor says the simulator is better for communication than flying. taylor "the real bread and butter is that it allows you to deal with all the radios and all the equipment on the aircraft without actually having to take time to spend money to bring aircraft into the air to get the combat operations." bang bang bang" bang bang bang and it allows you to go around the world without leaving home. wagner "we were flying missions, afghanistan." wagner "where we're getting engaged with enemy systems that we've never seen before and we can't do that with a real aircraft." can cost between 3 to 8-thousand dollars. during the one week the avcatt is here -- they've logged about 500 at flight hours -- saving a lot of money. the avcatt is based in arizona and travels around the west. in school watch... today governor sandoval signed regulations to allow faster hiring of teachers in the silver state. the regulations will allow nevada to issue provisional licenses to teachers who are otherwise qualified... or within a year of becomming qualified. this will allow t

simulate a mix of firefighting and domestic operations from the air. paul nelson shows us how it works. flight simulator this might look like a video game -- but it's actually a type of training. these guardsmen are using virtual reality for fire fighting missions. wagner "it's really hard to go out and train with the buckets and we can't just go light a tree on fire and go put it out. so, that's one of the big things is we can go in the simulator and do that." these rooms are set up to look and feel like the cockpit of a blackhawk or chinook helicopter -- and the setup includes 240 computers. pilots can choose between video screens or special goggles that allow a 360-degree view. wagner "i've played xbox and those other games but this is way better because it's virtual reality." taylor "take yourself back to you just got your driver's license and you finally got on the freeway yourself and you opened that car up to 80-90 miles per hour and then times that by a thousand." some pilots are flying into a wildfire to medivac people out. others can practice

. >> reporter: a ford mustang this, is the simulator, talk this? >> today we got all sorts of technology here at the show. simulator, most people won't get a chance to drive a mustang on a track, we let you put it in a simulator to persons 300 miles an hour, from the safety of a track. >> reporter: let's talk about the new technology. you were telling me about the apps. >> you are did he go great on the simulator, but we have a brand new system which allows you to use thousands of voice chand commands to talk to your car, and it allows you to install apps on your phone, you can call dominoes pizza to order a sent to your house. you can control the radio all through using your voice, no hands needed. >> reporter: very cool. you were saying, there's a simulator here, but you can test drive cars while you are here as well. >> the simulator is fun, but we want to get people in the what you can do through the entire show, you can go outside of the entrance, and drive the vehicle, the fusion to the escape, they are all available to actually drive. >> rep

"we can simulate decreased heart rate which happens all the time. and the nurses have to go through the right steps to correct it. " "education was very important to her. she was very involved in starting up the neonatal icu. that was her baby, literally. " hoefer and riegler worked fo decades in the birthing unit at finley hospital. people living in the corridor now have a chance to give their opini on what they like and what services they would like to see in the area. a comomttee working on an initiative called iowa's creative corridor region vision rising opened a survey to people living in this seven county corridor area. three people are chairing this committee including university of iowa president bruce harreld. the committee will use the survey results to it is available u uil february 26th. we've put a link to it on our website, kcrg dot com. the university of iowa will soon start cutting down ash trees on the pentacrest. and it's all because workers found the the pesky emerald ash borer on a campus tree. stay with tv9. some are around the

it's a simulation! fiction. [ laughter ] >> consider it a dress rehearsal. >>> two bay area high school teams got to play the role of the panters and broncos in levi stadium today. they actually went out and found one team that has a quarterback that loves to run the football and the other with a quarterback that likes to throw from the pocket! they even gave them specific sets of plays to rehearse. >>> oh, canada! football just isn't your game. everything is hockey north of the border. even the super bowl. this graphic from a tv station in montreal, previewing the game between the broncos and is the florida panthers. >> oh! >> of course we've never made [ laughter ] > >>> it's gonna be a great game. plenty of sunshine on their backs. temperatures in the 70s at kickoff. 70s around here? nope. not the case. we're kicking off the month of february. it's been cold, snow, this afternoon nice to see a little blue sky. a couple high-level clouds. did you catch that orange glow over the city? a spectacular bro

coming up. 3 good morning, joe--- joe--- 3 lockheed is debuting a new flight simulator in greenville today.we're live with a preview, next. 3 here's a live look over usc upstate-- you're watching the your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, meteorologist nicole papay, chris scott with pit crew traffic. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina.you're taking a live look over greenville. 3 3 south carolina's primaries are over.. and now the focus turns to "super tuesday." tuesday."tomorrow is the biggest day in the presidential race.. with 13 states holding primaries or caucuses.for the republicans -- 595 delegates are at stake. donald trump remains his party's front runner.. even after another controversy erupted

the students behind me are in a simulated ambulance learning what it is to be a paramedic. much more when we brag about this school. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out offt. lauderdale where a thief has stolen a car with this little babyinside. good evening, i'm jackie nespral. >> and i'm jawan strader. we want to bring you the very latest on t ts developing story. let's get you out to marissa bagg. what can you tell us? >> reporter: thelorida department of law enforcement has just issued an amber alert for this little girl. just 10 months ld. she apparently was in the here in this parking lot just before 4:00 when a man got inside that car and took off. apparently stole it according to police. her mother was just insidehis laundry mat for a few minutes from what we hear when this happened. officials say this all happened just before 4:00. police saying they do have a suspect description. a black man about 20 years old apparently stole this car and was last seen heading westbound on sunrise. officers are still activevey questioning the family, who is inside the lau

coming up. 3 good morning, joe--- joe--- 3 lockheed is debuting a new flight simulator in greenville today.we're live with a preview, next. 3 here's a live look over clemson-- you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 you're watching the morning 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, meteorologist nicole papay, chris scott with pit crew traffic. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina.we're back with a live look over greenville. 3 3 south carolina's primaries are over.. and now the focus turns to "super tudaes" day."tomorrow is the biggest day in the presidential race.. with 13 states holding primaries or caucuses.for the republicans -- 595 delegates are at stake. donald trump remains his party's front runner.. even after another controversy erupted this weekend.trump is slow to reject an endorsement from former kkk leader david duke.trump's closest competitors-- marco rubio and ted cruz-- both used that controversy to attack him during their weekend campaign stops. 3 on the democrats' side.. hillary clinton is bringing a lot of momentum

students will also participate in an in-depth tour of bmw and usc upstate's healthcare simulation center. they will their driving skills behind the wheel of a bmw vehicle. 3 if that sounds interesting to you..or your kid who is in high school...there is an information session tonight at the george dean johnson jr. building of business and economics tonight from 5-7... camps will be held for two weeks from june 13th-24th.. 3 3 time for weather and traffic. traffic. 3 cloudy with light rain off and on through the day. highs will remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. wednesday brings t-storms, heavy rain and wind, and possible flooding. sunshine returns thursday, with colder temperatures in the low 50s. friday and saturday remain sunny and cold, in the 50s during the day and freezing at night. sunday warms back to near 60s with sunshine. cloudy with light rain off and on through the day. highs will remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. wednesday brings t-storms, heavy rain and wind, and

students will also participate in an in-depth tour of bmw and usc upstate's healthcare simulation center. they will even get a chance to improve their drdring skills behind the wheel of a bmw vehicle. 3 if that sounds interesting to you..or your kid who is in high school...there is an information session tonight at the george dean johnson jr. building of business and economics tonight from 5-7... 3 3 3 time for weather and traffic. traffic. 3 cloudy with light rain off and on through the day. highs will remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. wednesday brings t-storms, heavy rain and wind, and possible flooding. sunshine returns thursday, with colder temperatures in the low 50s. friday and saturday remain sunny and cold, in the 50s during the day and freezing at night. sunday warms back to near 60s with sunshine. cloudy through the day. highs will remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. wednesday brings t-storms, heavy rain and wind, and possible flooding. sunshine returns thursday, with

we can simulate decrcrsed heart rate which happens all the time. and the nurses have to go through the right steps to correct it. " "education was very important to her. she was very involved in starting up the neonatal icu. that was her baby, literally. " hoefer and riegler worked for decades in the birthing unit at finley hospital. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. it's back to class this morning for a group of cedar rapids students who lobbied lawmakers for more education funding. cedar rapids schools superintendent brad buck says the districneeds at least a 3 point 72 percent increase to maintain current staffing and programs. the group of about 75 high school students talked to awmakers in des moines yestday. one metro sophomore has a good feeling about t tir work. "i feel like we got a lot of the outcome. " the district says it hasn't made any decisions on cuts, if the school funding increase isn't large enough. students in iowa city will be on a new class schedule nexschool year. the school board unanimousus approved the change on tuesday.

crews simulated wrestling patients. >>> 5:39 am. checking weather and traffic every ten minutes. >>certified meteorologist brian shields and severe weather center 9 . like winds pick it is cold for sure. a windchill in spots and today it will stay cool. marion county, show you what's next to allow, 60 to 64 ocala, bellevue, 63 toward citra, swinging to seminole county winter springs, castleberry, longwood, the mall and altamonte, temperatures in the mid-60s consistent temperatures in -- the breeze for today.

ski simulators are also great for competive ierswho n'cat alwa ysget to e thop. pa a couple - >>chch: and a up saying "i do" in the mystic schooner boat. that's right, loveond es and onlookers gathering to see the two exchange their vows. the couple saying it was the perfect time and p ace to tie the knot. >> it is valentine's day and right? >> it's on the water. >> we love the shores. >> anchor: they look happy! the wedding wasn't the only attraction at the boat show. the 57th annual event attracting people to south florida and it runs through tonight!save lives every day but rarely do they get to see the miracles they're responsible for. >> sometimes you wonder if they made it or not and when you get qhe call it's rewarding because this is why we do it. >> reporter: one crash survivor is making sure her rescuers know how much they mean to her. join us for this rescue reunion. first at 10. >> anchor: trying to keep yoir new year's rez -- yoururnew year's resolution? ke it heart healthy when you feed your family this week. >> anchor: fish is on the menu when we g

ea sports simulated this year's game on madden '16. the game for dix carolina will win on a last touchdown by cam newton. if you're wondering how accurate these games are they predicted it right nine out of 12 times and last year even got the score right. >>> still to come, drone takedown. we'll show you how eagles are being trained to take drones out of the sky. heart. caress presents the world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress love forever. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. >>> here's a look at today's the country. >>> several eagles are flying high in the netherlands. dutch police have been training the birds to take out rogue drones. for now the birds are only successful in simulations but experts hope the eagles will eventually find a safe way to pluck drones from the sky. >>> delta passengers had to make an

the fire department participated in the biannual simulation in tokyo. the zoo has seen escaped animals the zoo has seen escaped animals the zoo has seen escaped animals in the past - including a panther, elephants and more recently monkeys. maybe wild animals isn t your thing. perhaps you like animals with a bit of sophistication -- like hello kitty! the famous cat has a new cell phone coming out. the feline shaped flip phone offers wi-fi, 3-g connectivity and bluetooth for about a hundred dollars. the hello kitty flip phone will be available in april of this year ahead on newschannel three - a walls of a hospital. see here reaction when we surprised her with a people taking action award. a virginia tech grad who spent more than a decade as a gardner at christopher newport university, is getting a taste of the american dream. meet her -- and the organization in tonight )s people taking action - we shine our spotlight on a local nurse, who after caring for her patients---doesn )t stop there. newschannel 3 s kurt williams showed up at her office to surpri

instructors put me through a scenario on a driving simulator in pursuit of a foot suspect. i ran sprints and jumped through a window and got in a fight. it got him off of me and then another foot chase. i had to decide whether i needed to use pepper spray, my gun, or neither in a split second. but it wasn't over yet. the suspect was still alive. i thought i did everything notice was the playground in the back. >> is there a school back there? now i've got to angle myself away if i do have to fire my weapon that it doesn't hit these children on the playground. >> reporter: each officer in the roanoke police academy spend six months in training before setting food in the field. and they are put through hundreds of scenarios. there is no textbook answer on when to pull the trigger. >> and recruits ask me if the guy does this, can i pull my weapon and shoot? and i'm like i don't know. can you? you've got to have that decision. >> reporter: i also went through simulated traffic stops with irate drivers, someone attacking with a crowbar and knife. the only time that officers are

. >> reporter: a simulator they are working on. >> and this is simulating what you see or don't see when you and what you can miss. >> reporter: come and explain, she's driving and also texting? >> that's correct driving and texting and cars are coming at her and she's trying to stay on the road but it is obviously going to end in disaster. most of the time. >> over here we have students that are practicing putting on drunk goggles. i put one on and you can't see a thing! >> basically intox case goggles and they put them on several different things, sleeping or intoxication goggles, alcohol or other drugs and try to get it into the basket and we'll see it miss! >> reporter: and there are different levels, right? a couple of people say they have one or two boars and feel fine. >> they have one or two beers and, five or six or seven and how you react in the situations. exactly what is going on here. >> reporter: what else are there were going to be extractions outside. >> fire and safety will come out and show an extraction and dui simulators an rollover simulators, and how a dummy react w

to test drive some ford vehicles. also toyota is doing it as well. technology. >> you could do a simulator. we can see technology that will impact your life and we have a system, uses thousands of voice commands. you could do everything from set the climate to the radio, and order domino's pizza right from your cab, from your car. >> and also, talking about people could test drive outside. >> that's right. you could go outside to the street, free test drive of the escape, the edge, and all the vehicles you could drive. >> this is the ford mustang simulator. i'm sure there are a lot of long lines for this one. a lot of fun, nonetheless. the expo going on now through sunday. send it back to you. >> and the show's entire schedule and ticket prices, go to local12.com. >> i want to do that. >> pope frances shares some virus. >> president obama plans to first the v >> president obama will do something no u.s. president has done in nearly 90 years. he's making a trip to cuba. the white house says president obama and the first lady will travel to cuba march 21st and 22nd and argentina on the 23rd

it simulates up easier? my colleague and fellow early-riser kara sewell and i both tested it out. ah, mornings...the start of another day. and for many of us, it wouldn't be morning without this obnoxious sound... but what if you could slowly, gently get up with the sunrise, no matter what time it is? dawn simulators or "wake-up clocks" are supposed to do just that, by gradually increasing light during the last 30 minutes of sleep. "i don't know if that's possible with me because getting up at 2:15 is always hard." that's my weekday wake-up time. my co-anchor kara sewell and i wake you up every morning which means we're jolted out of bed in the middle of the night. would the clock work for us? we both took it home and tried it out. "good evening everybody, kara sewell here. and i just plugged in the "i'm gonna set my i phone cuz i don't know if this is gonna get out of bed at 2:15 in the morning." "i have two alarms set, one at 2 o'clock and one at 2:15. "white flash to kara selfie @ :48 "so i will let you know, i'll see you in the morning, have a great night." the results of our

drill included 20 pretend passengers and simulated diesel spill in ybor city. down the days until the first rays game of the season. there are 44 to be exact. this weekend you'll have a chance to meet your favorite players for free. 10 news reporter sarah hollenbeck went to tropicanna field today to find out what you need to know for tomorrow's fan fest. >> reporter: we have insider tips for you. the best one i can give you is charge your phone. you'll want to take so many pictures out here. where i'm sitting is where evan longoria will be signing autographs. take a look at this. that will be full of people waiting in line. the other insider advice i have for you is better to take pictures with them and a lot easier than getting something signed. another insider tip bring your kids, grand kids. those under 14 get free access to players, coaches and baseball legends. >> because you follow these they know them already. they'll get a chance to get to know them better. >> reporter: this is set to be the best fan fest yet. here's what you need to know. it is tomorrow saturday, 11:00 a.m. t

at one is about the size of an ice hockey zamboni, where they run simulations to test a future chip. in the next room, another is simulating an ios software design that is putting the chip through its paces. it is a three to four year lead up process. carol: what do other folks say, specifically? is this something that intel has to be worried? apple works with samsung on chips. adam: it is an important distinction. it contracts with companies like samsung and a company in taiwan that will manufacture the chips to their specs. what apple is doing is bad for traditional chip companies like intel. if apple is doing this themselves, that is one customer intel cannot sell to. intel has made next to zero progress in getting chips into mobile devices. qualcomm, they face a challenge because apple is doing more itself. they do not need suppliers like qualcomm as much. it is having reverberations that apple is doing more itself. carol: what is next for apple? adam: johny srouji is also in charge of batteries. we asked about when we would see batteries in an apple car, he laughed at the questi

the matchup was simulated on "madden 16" . and it predicted a pretty close battle. but the panthers pull away in the fourth quarter... winning 24 to 20. cam newton... wins the m-v-p. this simulation has been done for the past 12 years... and 9 out of those 12 times... the game predicted the *real superbowl winner. when we come back, i'll have another check on your tuesday forecast. 3 plus: here's a warm way for all those people up north to *ride out the winter storms. how pinellas county and "uber" are teaming up.. to get more tourists to bay area beaches. (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. 3 3 3 3 3 how do you get more people from chicago to visit tampa bay this time of year? well... you give them

at one is about the size of an ice hockey zamboni, where they run simulations to test a future chip. in the next room, another is simulating an ios software design that is putting the chip through its paces. it is a three to four year lead up process. carol: what do other folks say, specifically? is this something that intel has to be worried? apple works with samsung on chips. adam: it is an important distinction. it contracts with companies like samsung and a company in taiwan that will manufacture the chips to their specs. what apple is doing is bad for traditional chip companies like intel. if apple is doing this themselves, that is one customer intel cannot sell to. intel has made next to zero progress in getting chips into mobile devices. qualcomm, they face a challenge because apple is doing more itself. they do not need suppliers like qualcomm as much. it is having reverberations that apple is doing more itself. carol: what is next for apple? adam: johny srouji is also in charge of batteries. we asked about when we would see batteries in an apple car, he laughed at the questi

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students will also participate in an in-depth tour of bmw and usc upstate's healthcare simulation center. they will even get a chance to improve their driving skills behind the wheel of a bmw vehicle. 3 if that sounds interesting to you..or your kid who is in high school...there is an information session tonight at the george dean johnson jr. building of business and economics tonight from 5-7... camps will be held for two weeks from june 13th-24th.. 3 3 3 time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. 3 cloudy with light rain off and remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. wednesday brings t-storms, heavy rain and wind, and possible flooding. sunshine returns thursday, with colder temperatures in the low 50s. friday and saturday remain sunny and cold, in the 50s during the day and freezing at night. sunday warms back to near 60s with sunshine. cloudy with light rain off and on through the day. highs will remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight, widespread rain arrives with lows in the 40s. heavy rain and wind, and possible flooding

simulating a possible threat...using the opportunity to train in a real life simulation. "if we have access to a residents that is not in use or any facility that we can use that we can use t sharpen our tactics we take advantage of that tonight at ten, abc9 reporter lucus voss takes an in-depth look at local training efforts and why woodbury county officers say it's vital to being ready when needed. jenna: turning now to politcs, presidential candidates have moved on from iowa and are campaigning hard in new hampshire. jenna: a new poll out today shows donald trump holding a 20-point lead over marco rubio and ted cruz in new hampshire. the republican front runner is back in the granite state with five campaign events today. trump sot "gotta do it. it's called crunch time right? it's working out great. great people." jenna: the billionaire businessman spoke to a packed town hall meeting in new hampshire today. meanwhile, trump's rival.. ted cruz was quoted today criticizing former president jimmy carter's comments, saying he would prefer to have trump not cruz as a presid

simulating an animal escaping. pushed over a zookeeper before it was enclosed by net and sedated. 150 staff members, the police and fire department participated in the simulation. those who hold these exercises twice a year. the zoo has seen escaped animals in the past including a panther, elephant and more recently, a monkey. >> thank you for making my day. >> that will >> neil: hello. [ knock on door ] what are you doing here? >> hilary: i am writing up the latest financial reports for dr. neville's research project. >> neil: really? that's not your job. >> hilary: and you are not my supervisor. >> neil: okay. come on, hilary. give me a break. >> hilary: i'm trying to help a doctor who saved my life. is that okay with you? >> neil: you have better uses for your time. >> hilary: you made your point, neil. >> neil: there are bigger issues to deal with. >> hilary: i know that, okay? i heararyou. i heard everything that you said. you could never love me again. you think i still love devon. i heard you. i couldn't sig

the grgrt from the office of naval research will help create a simulation program to prevent injuries to u-s marines. the university's virtual human model, santos, will help create software that will allow marines to use their own characteristics like height, weight, and strength. the simulation program will be able to accurately predict injuries and help recommend training for individual marines. "in 2006 there was 1.9 million injuries just in the u.s. marines. so if we're able to reduce that just by 20 or 30 percent, then that would be fantastic. " karim abdel- malek started the the virtual soldier research program in a new a-p poll is out today ranking the hawkeye and cyclone men's basketball teams. catches on john's big ol' fish. stay with your 24 hour news an area of low pressure pushes tonight bringing the chances for a wintry mix. the precipitation looks light in nature and will change to light snow before ending. lingering flurries could be with us into the afternoon with all accumulation s generally under 1 inch. you may get a touch of spring fever later this week as a warmup

another is room, simulating an ios software design that is putting the chip through its paces. it is a three to four year lead up process. say,: what do other folks specifically? is this something that intel has to be worried? appleworks was samsung on chips. importants an distinction. it contracts with companies like samsung and a company in taiwan that will manufacture the chips to their specs. is bad foris doing traditional chip companies like intel. if apple is doing this themselves, that is one customer intel cannot sell to. to zeros made next progress in getting chips into mobile devices. , they face a challenge because apple is doing more itself. they do not need suppliers like qualcomm as much. that having reverberations apple is doing more itself. -- carol:xt for apple what is next for apple? is also in srouji charge of batteries. we asked about when we would see an apple car, he laughed at the question. they arengs, considering wireless charging, thermal charging, so you would not have to plug your handset in to charge. speculationot of around virtual reality and othe

keep track of the simulated kills. but the training-- is right overhead north las vegas neighborhoods-- and the simulated combat exercises-- feel like thunder over their homes. people living nearby arent eyre just shocked at how loud the aircrafts can be. sot robyn shaw, lives near base it sounded like thunder but more of a like a wave crashing thunder and it was just a constant crash over the house, i literally thought something was going to crash into the house that's how loud it was marissa tag red flag exercises will be going on through february 12-- meaning you may still hear those jet noises at night until then. repprting at nellis af base-- mk-- 13an. the latest now on some big weather developments back east. for the second day in a row.. tornadoes are raking across parts of the south. in crocket county, tennessee.. surveillance video from a high school shows the instant an ef-1 twister crashed into some classrooms. that tornado also destroyed the school. and in thomasville north carolina.. one man says he and h

of the 50,000 simulations, carolina ends up winning the game. that is a lot closer than vegas and most people seem to think it will be. recently, denver is the third best defense in the last 50 years only behind the 1985 bears and the 2000 raters. they are best against the run and pass. -- oakland raiders. they are the best against the run and pass. the projected box score, they end up with more yards than the carolina panthers. i think they win in a lot of ways but lose in the turnover battle and that's where carolina has been so dominant. that is why it's a low-scoring and close game that carolina wins by a field goal. >> what kinks are in your system? what don't you account for? >> it's 50,000 games. and 50,000 games, one big return for a touchdown or major injury that could occur in the game, especially if there's a controversial call where we didn't anticipate, that can throw any of this off. even in that case almost 45% of the time when we simulate the i think this will be low- scoring. it will be an ugly game in that it is competitive and

i spent 4.5 years studying how air flows, but using computer simulation.ut i have never experienced air flowing against my skin with that kind of force. this kind of experimentation is important. yes, the engineers are having fun creating a lab like that, and it's necessary for improving building codes and making shelters safer for people. >>> having grown up with the iconic whiched ard of odd, tornado was a fear as a kid. i can't imagine what it would be vortex. >> it's a problem with tornado in the united states. on average, they get 1,000 a year, and the next highest rate of tornados is in canada, and they get 100 a year. >> from the microscopic viruses and lab to tornados, scientists have the work cut out for them, approaching this in creative ways. that's to this week on "techknow", be sure to check us dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com. >> hunted to the brink of extinction. >> we need an urgent method that stops the killing. >> now fighting back with a revolutionary new science. >> this radiocarbon dating method ca

one of the things you start people off with is the simulators.>> the simulator has come on strong in the past few years. it is a great way for drivers to prepare themselves for any kind of tracks and to learn different cars. >> the simulator is showing us what it is like to be behind the wheel of a formula 3 racecar on an actual track. >> the laser scan the tracks and we have a number of tracks you can drive on depending on where you are going. >> what am i doing wrong? >> to talk with your hands. that is never good.>> immerse yourself in a. keep your eyes on the camera. it is telling you where you want to be at the track at that moment and the best attitude through the morning.>> the nose of this metal formula car should be right on top of that. >> it should be. your vision should be way ahead. the further had you look the better off you are. the further ahead you look everything slows down in your mind and you can make better decisions. you are racing up to 200 miles per hour . if you are looking at the nose of the vehicle everything comes at you quickly. look far ahead and flag yo

today they simulated the aftermath of an earthquake... showing their rescue skills in a pile of rubble. " we can go in and find victims and trapped civilians, extract them we have the equipment and tools if there is a contaminant we have a decontamination area," the team can remove fuel, airborn contaminates and triage patients as well. they're called most often to assist firefirefighters and paramedics. more shopping and convention space.... is coming to las vegas. county commissioners on wednesday - approved two new projects on the strip. the wynn is planning a two- story shopping center. no timetable or additional details about the expansion to the property have been announced. in addition... the s-l-s intends to open a three- story building with a pool on top as a convention space. the strip .. more construction is planned. this time near the las vegas motor speedway. this is where an investment company plans to build this 18- million dollar, 125-room hotel. it will be a starwood hotel. construction should begin in july .. and take ab

. >> it's 50,000 simulations. we are accounting for all the players on the field. what we would expect for them, really counting for the match up. so i get to know exactly what harris is going to do and from those 50,000 simulations which takes only a second to do, i can get the likelihood of anything occurring. i can put things in like weather. injuries and anything else we >> so when you are looking at denver and carolina, what do you see? >> we see a game where carolina does win. so that is our most likely result. but that's a close game. it's a lot closer than it seems the public believes for now. so i'm rooting in denver and not just because i'm talking to you guyy. denver is the best defense in the last 50 years. their bet this year -- and we do have denver ending up with more yards than the carolina panthers so i think they will win in a lot of different ways. so i think the low scoring game with carolina. >> what other kinks are there in your system. account for. >> in 50,000 games, one major injury that could occur in the game, especially if there's a cont

the grant from the office of naval research will help create a simulation program to try and prevent injuries to u-s marines. the university's virtual human model, santos, will help create software that will allow mamanes to use their own characteristics like height, weight, and strength. the simulation program will be able to accurately predict injuries and help recommend training for individual marines. "in 2006 there w 1.9 million injuries just in the u.s. marines. so if we're able to reduce that just by 20 or 30 percent, then that would be fantastic. " karim abdel- malek started the virtual soldier research program in 2003. from florida to maine the east coast is battling a heavy storm. in north carolina, snow and ice were to blame for more than 15-hundred car accidents in less than 24 hours. two former presidents have now been out campaigning. bill clinton for now george w. bush is talking to voters for his brother jeb. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! plan on light snow to graze the areetoday. only a dusting is likely in many areas wit