sleet some freezing drizzle for wake county and some more sleet along the 95 corridor. as far as your forecast is concerned, snow and sleet this morning freezing rain and sleet at noon, changing to a cold rain this afternoon. kristin. >>> and multiple wrecks reported on really every road around the area. 40, 440, 540, wrecks on adjust mess out there. the accidents picking you up faster >> and it's because of all >>> good morning thanks for watching this extended version. with all this weather we want to keep you advised. >> we are continuing to follow the developing weather across you can find the today show on 17.2 right now or channel 1245 on and because of the winter weather several school systems cancelled or delayed class today in fact, you know this is an update list here, duke university plans to open up at 10 o'clock this morning. 11. >> also more wayne county schools all on a two our delay meanwhile chatham, edgecombe, franklin, person and wade county schools all closed today. you can find the full list running at the bottom of your screen as well as our websit

it's going to make for some slick conditions and temperatures warm through the day, changing to some freezing rain and sleet, later on this afternoon. here's a look at durham, i-85 at hill dale, and you can see the snow's coming down pretty heavily, and you can see it on some of the roads there, so you want to be careful. up until 1 p.m., a winter 27 in durham, and cary, and wake forest, and 29 in clint own and fayetteville, so you get in the mid-30s in the middle of the area. and they'll be some freezing rain, but by 4:00 temperatures climb into the mid-30s and temperatures will continue to climb into the day tomorrow. we're looking at some heavy rain, so it won't be slick conditions in terms of winter weather, but it may be messy again tomorrow morning. a check of those traffic cameras, you can see snow falling towards durham. >> and sticking at 4:33, 4:34, we take a look at 15,501 at hillsborough road, and if you look under that -- hillsbo north and west of raleigh. the triad this morning, this is 40 at elmeugene. they are expecting some -- elm eugene. and the road weather index,

the department of justice does support some pending legislation which would cut some of those mandatory minimums. about that and maybe, gerry, you can speak to this. how do mandatory sentences and mandatory minimum sentences work right now in our system and to what extent is this a federal issue, to what think not everyone has a clear sense of how these things really work for people. when do these kick in and how do they work? jerry: sure. well, there's two kinds of sentences in iowa that call for a mandatory prison time. for which the judge has no discretion. scott : jerry: prison is the only possible outcome. those are reserved for the most violent offences, for instance, murder, or robbery, or the worst forms of kidnapping, or sexual abuse and so forth. then there are some crimes for which not only is prison mandatory but the offender has to serve at least 70% of their sentence before they're eligible for parole. we call those the 70%ers. this was a law that went into affect back in 1997. first, in fact, it used to be 85% and they reduced it to 70% back in 2003, i believe it was, but

some cases. the main action has pushed farther away from us tonight. so we're looking at left overs right now, and the trend is going to be for the weather to dry out, but we are going to hold on to some cloud cover overnight. and then in some cases, we might see some fog develop, that will have the drier air in the area. so right now, you can see that we have rain falling in spartanburg county, all of the showers are pushing northeast ward, some rain also coming down in cherokee county, western sections of union county, the widespread rain is out of here, very spotty at this point. a little more coverage down to the south and to abbeville and greenwood counties, also in laurens county, looking at quite a bit of light rain, that's filtering to the northeast there. and a shower as well over towards anderson. well, the front that has helped to cause all of this is moving through the area right now, we've got the thunderstorm activity that stretches over the eastern carolinas and back into georgia.

we've had some very light precipitation pull through overnight so be aware of some slick spots today. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. the wind is from the east and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the dayplanner shows that we'll have temperatures top off near 40 degrees this afternoon so be aware of some slick spots today. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. the wind is from the east and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the that we'll have temperatures top off near 40 degrees this afternoon scott: so be aware of some slick spots today. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. the wind is from the east and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the dayplanner shows that we'll have temperatures top off near 40 degrees this afternoon scott: here's a quick chekc outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's areas today: ... police will be runnindars, here... indian hills drive and on outer drive. so again... mind that speed. " lukas: still to come... more on a bill that would protect high school athletes from concussions ...it's not without controversy however .

some of these may be strong to severe. straight lined highest threat for severe today witll be inland and west, but stay tuned for updates. keep an eye to the sky today. the best chance for thunderstorms will be during the evening tomorrow into the weekend. the weekend looks pretty nice, but a little cool on saturday. good morning, hampton breaking overnight political news - donald trump won the nevada g-o-p presidental caucuses. evangelicals. we won with young we won with old we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated, i love the poor educated" "46% with the hispanics 46% #1 with hispanics" that's the third win in a row for trump, and now he's heading to hampton roads. rico bush is live in virginia beach at regent will speak later today. rico, trump is looking to win over voters in our area ahead of tuesday's primary. absolutely. the often-brash businessman is already leading the pack of republican candidates here in virginia with 28 percent support. but, ted cruz and marco rubio are gaining on trump as they

wel show you some of thaspaults w wre we see somee of the heavier snow. over towards the new hampton area, you can see some of the heavier snow continues. let's zoom out because we're seeing a pretty well-defined banned of heavier snow moving in too. there is snow around the cedar valley there. looks like we're getting some light snow there. starting with snow first, it will turn in to rain later this morning. west of iowa city, wintery mix in sh the south. roadways are seeing more of that valley. still normal winter time driving condition kz. winter storm warning. we're seeeeg -- expecting eight inches of snow. wimenter weathering advisory. towards the tipton area, freezing rain and raiai all mixix together -- freezing rain and snow all mixed together. we throw in some very strong winds that will cause some blowing and drifting. we reduced the numbers just a bit. northern iowa, that's the big spot to get the heavier snow. with that wind coming in, it is going to reduce visible. mimit be fine now but later on this morning towards the afternoon, things wil

it will bring some moisture into the some snow in the area. this will produce some accumulations. unlike past events, this time it will all fall as snow with the exception of the southern outer banks. the best chance for snow this time will be over northeast north carolina up to the southside. some areas could see over an inch. stay tuned for updates. this will be a quick moving system. so it will be gone by friday night. the weekend looks very cold and dry. we'll see highs in the 20s and 30s. lows will be in the will move in between monday and tuesday. this will bring us a chance for snow, then rain, then a wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems. good morning, hampton roads. let's check debate night. we'll have expected at tonight's democratic exchange. plus, new insight into who president obama may be backing. and coming up at 7:30 - developing news out of oregon. the remaining refuge occupiers are expected to surrender today. we'll have details. but first - dramatic rescue. you'll see how firefighters rescued look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may no

still some light rain in eastern counties and here in mansfield area some of the computer guided kind of ram bes up the snow this evening. we will see if that happens but we are dealing with slow moving system here eventually that will be bringing down some artic air. lakewood around the airport here, and in downtown cleveland, we do have some steadier snow you joe the visibility three quarters of mile. but with temperatures above freezing, that's good although you are at 32 here. this just leading to wet road conditions out there. forecast. 33. light snow and flurries. that will be case tomorrow before the lake affect kicks in tomorrow night. our meterologist has been out in the storm chaser. and wet roads and dealing with the spray some reduced in with john right now. john? >> yes. thank you. we are out here on 90. heading east. found lot of o dot crews that have made their presence felt here. in fact, you can probably see flashing lights of couple of those crews they typically one goes in the near to curb complain then 1 in center lane. and they clear snow they are not clearing sno

some areas we've already talked about some we have not. of course jen has been talking about the big issue in waverly for sixty at forty and we talk to paul paula miller from the dot she mentioned all lanes again close the detour in place just don't forget about that heading now to southampton county we have another report of downed trees and thick sixteen at sadler again there as well. greenville county three o one at blank flame again another downed tree that i'm just blocking the northbound lanes but honestly i would just avoid that area at all possible because i'm short. southbound traffic is going to be very compromised as well if you're planning to the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel listen to this we are under level for it when restrictions that means winds are stronger than fifty miles per hour as you cross the bridge and head to the tunnels. here are the only vehicles are allowed to cross cars and trucks that do not have exterior cargo also many bands can cross right now at suv's if that is not you will not be allowed to cross until

not only will we start with some freezing rain in spots, we may end with some strong thunderstorms and flooding i'll have your forecast. >> plus, gun fire inside of a metro train. we're liver with new details about today's shooting. >> and police arrested two teenagers in the blew taling of a mari mcdonald's. your news starts right now. >> but we begin tonight with a fox 5 weather alert. the rain continues to come down out there and it is not going to wrap up any time soon. >> thanks for joining us. i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. >> we may see some thunderstorms and flooding can be an issue. >> most of the action will be tomorrow afternoon at the moment what we have out there is that lingering drizzle and miss and we're watching that closely because there are parts of our area well to the north and west at higher elevations that may get closer down to the freezing mark. we do have freezing rain advisory for some areas i'll show you in a moment. this is all because of a huge storm, it is enormous and it's spinning up a lot of severe weather. fatalities across the deep south.

there's definitely some roadways going to have some problems for this evening commute. this is a snow pattern used to cast showing beautifully the whole city been filling in after they have become hold in the snow pattern filling back out there but it is filling them with light snow for the most part not the heavy snow. this will lift on out of here tonight during the morning hours will still be singles as of snow blowing in off the ocean on the south shore not to cape cod. >> that will be the next potential for some accumulating snow and that will just be in areas with those bear the especially goodly blowing across the top not for everyone but to get those bear the snow you have to have some very powerful winds we seeing that today sarah. absolutely kevin that's why we've had that blizzard warning in place that continues until 7:00 p.m. for the south shore as well as the cape and islands. just a morning for the combination of some strong wind gust as well is that falling snow creating very hazardous conditions out there. late taking a look at the latest 's ability you

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this morning with look at some sctd light pockets mixing in with some possible freezing drizzle but no major accumulation. temperatures starting out in the low 20s rising to near 37 degrees by day's end. this evening we look for scattered rain showers to develop into the overnight and that will bring is another chance for some freezing rain mixed in with light snow overnight as temps dip to only 31 degrees. look for more slick conditions especially in our rural areas. then rain showers on tuesday at times with highs near 40 degrees. some showers will linger into tuesday night mixing with snow with no major accumulation. however could be slick in spots wednesday morning. the good news we warm to near 60 degrees by friday! snowfall accumulated quickly throughout the afternoon and evening on sunday making for challenging road conditions. vehicles on area roadways are having difficulty traveling and creating traffic congestion. additional snowfall is anticipated to cause difficult driving throughout the overnight hours and into the morning commute. we've got reporters out across the tri- s

accumulations will be minor but we can't rule out some slick spots. friday's high temperature in the mid 20s. saturday morning a few flurries dry high of 19 saturday and then sunday on valentine's day a high of 24 with the sun and cloud mix. our next big weather make her late sunday night into monday could some ice mixing in as temperatures will play a key role will watch this one closely but expect some potential problems on monday. carstar race street between findlay street and mcmicken will be street and mcmicken will be closed for approximately two hours starting at 3 p.m., for the delivery of a streetcar vehicle at the maintenance and operations facility mof in over-the-rhine. in addition, henry street will be closed between elm and race. happening now waking up to another frigid morning... many school districts are delayed this morning because of the cold temperatures and wind chill. our jordan vilines is live to explain how officials make the call. the cleared and flurries ended overnight. much of the tri- state will be clear for the am commute

some roads across the area still slick. jayson will point out the trouble areas to avoid. >> we also have jayson gruenauer out checking the areas. >> we're already seeing some problems in fact. investigating a hit and run cbs from 4443. >> there are some schools that are ccosed this morning, you can find the ones that are closed on our website thedenverchannel.com. >> reporter: you can run into some icy spots on the roadways side roads. we were at 10, we dropped a little bit, our winds you will notice out of the southwest right at about 14 miles per hour. we're kind of getting the southwest and not the north, so with some windchills it feels below zero and we are seeing temps below zero across the high country. this is the beginning of a little bit of a warmup. it is going to be slightly wwrmer than yesterday. highs pretty much in the upper 20s, but the biggest difference that you will notice this afternoon, the sunshine. it's really will help take the edge off and dry off the roads. >> reporter: as long as we see the sunsh

summer 2000 some 2500 and some 3000. i know it depends on the size of the lot but how'd you come up with those numbers because is it a percentage? >> if they can show the overhead the slide i have prepares it shows what our planning code currently requires as they use size. again, now you're tapping into my knowledge of the history of the planning code, but i believe most of the neighborhood commercial zoning districts were established in the 70s through a community buying process and each neighborhood picked sort of the controls they thought worked best for their neighborhood. i think, more than other parts of the planning code was a been amended over the years those different businesses come to. those are coming from our planning codes. they are definitely something this legislation could address and amend. >> but currently stated, there already law. defined by the law by the code. >> correct. >> i was just wondering if it depends on the size of the lot >> it depends whatever is written in into the zoning for that part

>>> no major issues reported but we did have some snowfall late last night and we are seeing some of falling outside right now. let's take a live look cameras. first a live look at 147 and briggs avenue where you can see traffic is moving okay but looking like a little bit of snow and let's switch thing over, you're looking at i-440 things traffic map all green right now. it might be slow going in spots especially where we are seeing some snow starting to fall so keep that in mind. any untreated roads that snow likely going to stick this morning. >>> our winter weather coverage continues this morning. we're going to take you to orange county. >> that's where we find justin quesinberry out there. i know you saw some flakes flying. how is it looking out there now? >> not as many flakes but stale few coming down but most of what we see on the ground right now actually fell last night or starting around 7:30 and continued for a couple of hours after that. this is the on-ramp here at 85 and 40. it's just wet right there. you see plenty of snow over there in the grass. we're seeing about a

some spots are close to 70. i will let you know how long that weather will last and what's in store for your weekend coming up. >> 70 sound good. >>> if you're looking for a unique seating arrangement, weeks, up next se (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. are you taking a zumba class? >> good morning. coming up on 616, and here's and look at some of the top stories. several are dead and three others are injured after a suspect went on a random shooting spree in kalamazoo, is again. a 14 your old girl is among the dead. custody about two hours later. also this morning, authorities are investigating a crash that sent for cyclists to the hospital. troopers say three men and one woman were writing in single file

we know some cold weather, some snow is headed our way. now looks pretty good. chris, later on tonight, maybe tomorrow morning, may be tricky, huh? >> chris: yeah. tonight. it is slickest spots there. the city of boston right now, 38 degrees. the evening commute okay here. especially the first half of the evening commute. initially, once the snow starts to fly, those first flakes are going to melt on contact. because of those temperatures close to 40 right now. plenty of moisture now beginning to close in on new york city down into long island. a slow journey northbound here. so we are not expecting this afternoon. although between about 4:00 and 7:00 p.m., some patchy light snow or flurries. wouldn't be surprised to see that breaking out. the steadier burst heading off the best chance, from 7:00 to 11:00 or midnight for some steady snow. we go over to mixed precipitation and rain overnight tonight. i don't expect a whole lot of problems for the morning commute tomorrow. inside 495. because i think a lot of us above the freezing mark, it will be wet roads and no

some say it's a bit lower. for folks who live in these flooded areas all of this water after that serious coastal storm we had january 23rd is getting very tiresome. >> it's quite disturbing. quite disturbing. you know, i'm taking measures to protect my property. >> this is my second day trying to get to work. and i get here again this morning and the water is up again. >> reporter: and the water is certainly up here on long beach island, continuing to be up. we are again at high tide along the back bay. and here that is barnigate bay. all the water you see in the street it came out of the bay. the bay couldn't hold it in after these persistent northeast winds that we've been having for the past couple days, the water continues to pile up in the back bays from the ocean and really can't go anywhere. it just gets trapped in the bay. so that's what we're dealing with again here on long beach island. i checked with wildwood police just a short time ago. you heard jessie talking about some road closures because of

carter, you've actually got some scary charts that could spell some more trouble ahead.hat are you looking at? >> i just want to look at the concept of a trend and a break in trend. what we know is it is very hard to stop a trend. when a stock like disney is trending momentum is a powerful thing. but a break in trend is very hard to stop once it started. just as is it was hard to stop the initial trend in the first place. disney, under armour, we have a break in trend. apple, we know it broke trend quite a while ago. dow jones transportation, a break in trend. once it starts it's very hard to stop it. just as it was hard to get it to break in the first place. skyworks, a break in trend. berkshire hathaway, a break in trend. salesforce just starting to break trend. and here's one that's on the cusp. we think there's problems here. mastercard has started to break more aggressively. visa looks like it's the next in line. trends are hard to stop, and they're hard to reverse once they break. it's been a great trend. make the bet that something's not right. >> so dan, how do y

we're talking about some major changes for over- the-rhine. dblbx fox19 now's sara celi is live in o-t-r with details about what's ahead. live city leaders... hoping to keep up the economic growth in over- the-rhien.. by creating two new "enterainment districts". the council passed these ordinance wednesday. vo it will make fifteen more liquor liscences availble to business owners in otr. otr had reached a limit of fifteen liquor permits earlier this year... this after a boom in business and restaurants in that part of town over the last five years. the ordinance divides otr into two new districts... an east and west district. the west district goes from west central parkway, north past west mcmicken avue, and from central parkway east to vine street. the east district goes from east central parkway, north near west clifton avenue, and from vine street to sycamore. live live mayor john cranley called the ordinance an emergency measure that will perserve public peace, health, safety, and general welfare. live in otr, sara celi fox 19 now. one o

heavier rain on the way for tomorrow afternoon. some of those will be accompanied by some thunder. and some gusty winds are possible as well. by 5:00, that cold front is getting a little closer. we'll have a chance of rain and few thunderstorms. after the system moves by, it will suck in some colder air. that means the transition from rain to snow. this model doesn't show very impressive snow as you could see there. that blue indicates some snow. that will be mainly overnight and tomorrow night, into early wednesday morning. we'll start to clear out, as area of high pressure moves in. weather concerns looks like this. lower visibility, due to heavy rain. gusty and strong winds with the thunderstorm. we're in low risk for severe weather. we're looking at a little snow in the back side. tomorrow morning, we start off to 40 degrees. we'll get to 51 by noon. top out by 54 degrees. we'll still be mild but wednesday. possible. while we may see some isolated slick spots, i don't anticipate widespread issues. looking at half an inch to an inch of rain tomorrow evening. chance of rain and snow

next week, plan on some 30s to start off, with a return to some 40s by next thursday and friday! today: clearing, winds: nw 15-30 alo: 17 dbq: 18 iow: 21tonight: mostly clear low: -4-2 iow: 0tomorrow: mostly sunny, chilly high: 11-17 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 13 iow: 15tomorrow night: chance of winds: se 5-10 alo: 9 dbq: 7 iow: 11 thanks kaj. former secretary of state hillary clinton is trying a new angle of attack towards night where clinton said sanders cannot keep his campaign promises. "the senator told a question, the questioner would spend taxes to 500 hundred thousand dollars in health care. every progressive economist who has analyzed that says the numbers dont add up. " "yes the family right in the middle of the economy would pay 500 dollars more in taxes and get a reduction in their health care costs of 5 thousand dollars. in my view health care is a right for all people not a priveldge and will fight for that. " those candidates are now focusing on the upcoming nevada caucus. the republican candidates have a debate tomorrow night at 8 on cbs. a cedar rapids state sen

it indicates some of the heavier snow bands. highway 19 impacted. scams gap, highway 25 and of course i-26 north. in mcdowell county and towards spruce pine we have some decent snow showers taking shape. until 7:00 tomorrow morning winter weather advisories are out for all of the counties. it doesn't mean the snow will -- it's going to reduce visibility so watch out as you go closer to the tennessee border. look for the snow showers to wane much coming up in just a bit. >> there's also severe weather hitting other places around the country. heart break today in the town of waverly, virginia. four people were killed there, including a toddler when a tornado tossed a mobile home. dozens more twisters were spotted across the south and east and a frightening snowstorm in the midwest. whiteout conditions and slick roads left dozens of illinois drivers in the ditch. >> you can use our news 13 mobile app to get the latest on the weather conditions. to download it you can just go to your mobile app, just sever walt disney world in your app store. >> a fourt

. >> rob: some fraternities didn't listen. >> cammy: bernie versus hillary jabs. >> get ready for a colder morning but warming up for the that's coming up. >> cammy: good evening everyone normal part of life. >> rob: there is concerns that drinking at some parties may be getting out of hand. >> reporter: when winter started some fraternities started recruits new members. a few students had very sigh concentrations of alcohol in their systems. >> my friends, and within the miami community we want to hold each other accountable. it is says 22 students were taken to the hospital for drinking too much. it is not unusual to see people >> from a medical perspective we can manage that easily. we are work with the university, we have the follow-up program in place. >> reporter: according the e-mail, two fraternities may face disciplinary action. some fraternities may being under investigation. >> it bothers me' little bit that we get that rep u tags. >> he belongs to an infra fraternity and knows that some students went to the hospital. >> i want to say the school focuses on the negatives of the f

we will have some more sunshine, and some more -- some warmer temperatures today. the villages and leesburg will check in at -- are checking in at 51 degrees right now. there is some cloud cover to start off. we will begin the day a little gray. maybe even a few sprinkles , not a lot of rain though at this point. as we head into today, we will get some sunshine and begin to climb quickly. i will take you around county by county, to talk about how long we will stay warm, and when some rain and storms will move back in. that is coming up in just a few minutes. s go over to ted noah with a traffic update. ted: we are looking at our chopper flying over i-4. they are heading to the john river bridge there. overall, it is pre-quiet for your morning drive. the westbound is seeing a little more traffic brown altamonte springs. -- at altamonte springs. eastbound is on the right side of the screen here. this is just east of the turnpike. if you are going to be driving on i-4 eastbound, through downtown orlando, it is really not that bad. you can see from the sensors here, it

some impact. however, be cautious for minor accumulation of 1 to 2 on some rural surfaces. closer to the city could have some slushy roads in portions of clermont county especially side and secondary. otherwise the other story remains fog which has reduced visibility all night and will continue to be very dense this morning. with some wet pavement and the light mix that fell i can't rule out slick metro but nothing today will reach 36 degrees and we stay dry early this afternoon before a rain and snow mix will set up this evening. any accumulation would be minor and as of now very scattered. overnight that will drop to 28 degrees. we are dry on wednesday with a high of 37 degrees. then sunny and slowly warming the second half of the week with upper 50s by friday and and mid 50s this weekend. carstar traffic requires short- term full closures area dealing with some hazardous conditions... adams and brown counties are both under level 2 snow emergencies. our jordan vilines joins us live with an upda

to including some school closures or rather some delays. >> yeah, that's right. let's start with those. these the schools you see on your screen operating on a two hour delay because of the impact of ice yesterday. so they're really were cautionary measures this morning. again the two hour delay on your screen. we've got team coverage with all the severe weather. emma wright is checking the conditions and kristin ketchell is monitoring the roads. >>> first we want to get right over to kristin ketchell. >> it's a mess outside this morning but for different reasons than yesterday morning. we were dealing with the snow and ice yesterday this morning we're dealing with heavy rain and some pretty strong winds out there. you can see the radar in the monitor and it is lit up with the yellows, oranges and reds. don't be surprised if you see lightning or hear thunder as the heavier showers move in. we've got a line pushing through the heaviest rain at least just passed through fuquay varina. don't be surprised if you hear some of the wind out there, gusts up to or even ab

with some cooler weather. but also, some very active weather too. one thing i want point lot been talking about mid week storm sure though some ingredients coming better idea look i can could start see some snow and ides on the on set of precipitation. but it does look like very wet. more than white as rain will be one of our biggest threats wednesday night into thursday. along with some strong winds that could provide some minor coastal flooding along south coast during time high tide on thursday. but before we can get to that storm, we are tracking this one right here. this is where low fresh off the mid land continue. and going bringing all of this rain east ward along the weather boundary. the northern edge of it could clipping parts of southern new england over night tonight. six. with well, rain because take look at the temperature. but notice to the north. police like keane precipitation. >> push along southern new england we may see chance over transition to few wet snow flakes. as well as this system move on through. look know looking at ou

some businesses, including two pharmacies. cvs and hometown pharmacy are now back open and serving customers. live in appomattox, tim saunders, wdbj 7. >> thank you, tim. appomattox county for anyone needing assistance. here is the number: one- (434)352-2637. >>> governor terry mcauliff has been in the air and on the ground today in the airs affected by the storm. he made stops in appomattox county, waverly, and essex count toy look at the damage. wdbj 7's shayne dwyer is live in appomattox tonight. shayne, what did the governor say about the damage there? >> jean, the theme of his comments today was that virginia will not back down in the face of this destruction in the storm and that the commonwealth will be there to provide any support you can to the residence who are so badly hurting in this area and in other areas across virginia. the big winner arrived here just before noon by helicopter. he met with first responders and victims at the evergreen baptist church, which is the command post for this year. evergreen is the ep

kind of melting on contact but some of the elevated surfaces and i do have some concern for bridges and overpasses middle peninsula northern neck of the eastern shore. we could have some issues there i'm sure that's why the school divisions or just say hey you're going to take it easy and delay things. here's what we have right now rain in or fake thirty eight degrees or could be some sleet starting to mix in spots captures mid thirties hampton newport news thirty six of williamsburg still above freezing at thirty three there at west point but the air aloft is so cold that it's allowing for are seeing that you can see how we've seen some of that mixture kind of back and forth before you jump into this a sickness a little bit closer look now zoom into a couple areas where we're starting to get some reports of sleet we've seen some of that up on the peninsula around fort eustis back over toward seafood we're getting some wet snowflakes here. now we may start seeing some mixing across the south side as well to mention the middle peninsula northern neck getting some of that is what kill

so some sun today.ll probably see about 52 degrees this afternoon, around lunchtime, then we cool down toward the evening drive. and we stay dry through the evening, but then, what happens overnight, into tomorrow morning, it is worth watching. then we have another system next week, they're going to watch closely. so lot of watching going on. you will be watching your visibility reduced this morning, unless you pay attention to bob kelly, he's here right now, good morning. >> got you covered. good morning shall everybody, guess what today is? >> thursday? >> you okay over there? >> yes, everything is fine. >> today is thursday, but 12 years ago, as i watch chris and lauren play with their phones, facebook, 12 years ago, started 12 years ago today. >> wow. >> twelve years ago. changed our lives forever. >> yes. >> for the better or worse? >> depend upon who you ask. 5:02, good morning, everybody, off to foggy start here. here is a example of the ben franklin bridge. roads are wet. you got light drizzle.

this is a live -- well, actually maybe later we'll show you some of bourbon street. now you're taking a look at how much fun people have. mardi gras is the annual celebration of excess before the christian observance of lent which starts tomorrow on ash wednesday. >> nice day in new orleans, hm. blue skies. 4:57. we're tracking a snowstorm that will hang around all day. more live team coverage is next. >> we also have storm tracker6 live radar all gassed up to show you how the storm is spread across the area. it's a slow mover. it will be with us all through the day. "action news" will be right back. did you know there's a cough liquid that lasts for twelve hours? try delsym® twelve hour cough liquid. its advanced formula releases powerful medicine that acts fast while its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. try delsym®. ♪hile its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. ♪ ♪ with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. make any day a pancake day with nutella - spread the happy! >

some are seeing it lift a little bit. some locations never had it.if you do, it was thick, thick, thick. looks like it's beginning to lift ever so slightly. if you are up above that fog, you can probably see a blanket of it especially from many of the higher elevations. thick fog around oakland and alameda southward. mike up in the berkeley hills. city view from berkeley hills this morning. and mark says good morning, steve, beautiful morning in palm desert. i am off to phoenix. everybody's off to phoenix. by the way, it's hot. it's going to be near 90 degrees wednesday, thursday, friday. 80s on the weekend. and then cooler next week. we got go. where we going? back to the desk? back to the deck. sunny and nice after the fog. there you go. gasia and dave. >> thank you, steve. >>> 8:28. the fate of a shooting range in the east bay may be decided this week. the environmental concerns and accusations bit gun club supporters about a hidden agenda. >>> plus, this morning the chp is investigating another freeway shooting along this stretch of interstate 80

i've got some sushi. i've got some italian food, some great stuff, need a bottle of wine. or maybe more, i've got six people coming. how many bottles of wine do i need? - if it's not just a sit-down full dinner, i would figure at least it sounds like a lot, but it's only two glasses per person during the course of the party. - and that show is long, right? the oscar show is long! - yeah. it's a reasonable conservative estimate. - [david] okay, so i'm talkin' about a party and i was thinking, you know, where do i go to the champagne, and i look at the prices. like, whoo, you could spend my whole budget on the champagne if you wanted to. but i'm gonna try and be a little more economical. what could i get instead, to start this party? - well, do you wanna do a sparkler? 'cause in addition to the traditional french champagnes, there are sparklers being produced all over the world. - [david] what's a good one? they're extremely great quality. one in particular i love for the price is the roederer brut, roederer estate. - [david] uh-huh. this is made by louis roederer family tha

first some video of some fog along the potomac this evening. there you see it and we're going to continue to track some areas of thick fog overnight tonight, some patchy fog around tomorrow morning, some road closures for you. brookville road, parts of that road closed in montgomery county and about 18 to 24 inches of water from co-tock tan creek over parts of allder school road in loudoun county. you can see on storm team4 radar, tracking the rain pushing to the east of i-95. as we continue throughout the next hour or so, this drying trend will continue. as we take it down to street level, you can see most of the beltway now is drying out from all of the rain. some heavy rain down in parts of southern maryland, but for the most part the focus will now be on the lingering -- the residual of the rain falling and how much flooding we get. flood warnings for small streams in red rick county in maryland as well as virginia. parts of loudoun county, also some flooding reported in parts of the minute knock si and potomac, seneca, and goose creek as w

some of it is made up and some of it is just mistakes.the army radio operators amber ticker seem to be very bad, they're picking up radio tokyo and assuming that it is originating in oakland for some reason. [laughter] prof. roosevelt iii: the government knows that this report is false and incorrect. nonetheless, they end up presenting it to the supreme court suggesting that the judges can take judicial notice that fits, and rely on the factual claims in its. so, the government present false information to the supreme court, later on, this comes out. not for some 40 years, actually, when a professor named peter irons, and a researcher named -- are doing research for a book about american japanese detention and discover that this report was falsified and also that it had been changed in some material respects. and, they think, that is not very good. a case that the supreme court decided based on false information, maybe that should be revisited. and they actually go to court, a lawyer is also participating in this. and in the end, fred kor

there are some democrats.. like senator debbie stabenow on the agriculture committee that think different state labeling laws will not work.. but it's not clear if a roberts bill. "they aren't sure where democrats stand on it, yet. but in our meeting tomorrow or thursday will tell us exactly where they stand. but it's going to be difficult to get this bill through the united states senate if it isn't bipartisan." vermont senator bernie sanders favors g-m-o labeling.. saying people have a right to know what's in their food. he ---- looking at a trend of long haven't really moved much in about half a year.. and while the braalian harvest is about 15 percent done.. that's already built into the prices. "the grains are pretty neutral and i really don't have anything much involved in th. very neutral. now spring plananng isn't too far away." "march is next week. i think we're just going to go sideways again for another month. i don't think there's any money to avoid this market at the current time and if you look at

freezing rain continues and even some snow showers pushing it to the new river valley some cold air wrapping in behind so don't be spry see that quick burst the snow behind some of those heavier downpours winter storm warnings continue ronald newer valley up to the north and east as been canceled far southwest virginia good news there temperatures are at or above freezing many hometowns now but down toward martinsville roanoke lynchburg be aware so having a. of freezing rain but we should all warm up into the forties afternoon as this low-pressure center continues to exit takes the heavy rain rainout the heavy rain the ground is frozen so doesn't absorb any the rain it is washes off into the roadways all that snow covering all the drains a watch out for ponting the water out on the roadways today that's were having some flooding issues throughout the region you forecast rain likely some that rain falling heavily times still finding some pockets of freezing rain so you one a watch out for the skating rink out there across the roanoke valley for some temperatures in the forties fiftie

we could see some rain. more than likely will see some rain. we could see some thunderstorms. we'll keep you updated with that forecast. just enjoy today. no umbrella necessary. maybe a jacket. 68-degrees with plentiful sunshine and those north winds. overnight tonight you will need the jacket. bundle up just a little bit. cold by central florida standards, but great star gazing. yeah, check out the heavens tonight. 69-degrees the high on sunday, so after a cool start we rebound nicely and add a few clouds. back to work, back to school. back to the 70s all week long, then we do have that rain chance coming late monday into tuesday clearing out from thursday >>> it's weather baby time. this morning we've got aiden this morning. aiden! aiden must be a denver broncos fan because he's not letting go of that football. aiden, yog are one, cool dude. thanks for joining us this morning and making our morning all that much better. if you want your child on weather baby just like aiden, just go ahead and log onto our website and follow the links. tom? >>> all right, thanks, brooks. 10 m

i have some breaking traffic news. denver police looking for a person that hit this car at sheridan and kentucky, plate numbbr 728nqd it's a white lexus. if you see the car, call them >>> fans went crazy downtown last night. them when they realized we had the game in the bag. >> when they scored that final touchdown it was over. it was over. >> reporter: but what about the entire game -- >> no, no, it was the touchdown. he got it. >> reporter: some folks complained that it wasn't an exciting game, but -- >> hey, they won, that's what counts. >> reporter: a local shirt company was goinggall night long making shirts while you were sleeping. jason gruenauer joins us. >> reporter: good morning to you. you ever wonder how those shirt end up on our anchor desk or on us? how do they end up that way? this is the screen processing you can see the blue and the orange, start with just a gray t-shirt here at ksm t-shirts. we have two wheels of these screen printers but then they cook them basically so everything stays put and box

just some low clouz, there have been some flurries around this morning. that's really what we'll see all day long, a shot at a flurry or two. we look down the beach at asbury park where they just party on right there. i absolutely love it. here's what's going on this morning. we look down toward point pleasant. we have a nice morning that's kind of calm. we don't have that wind like we had yesterday. we do start out with a couple of flurries, but a light northeast wind this morning as opposed to all that wind we had yesterday, piling up the water, creating that flooding. now, we do have a new moon, we do have a high tide this morning, and we got a low pressure out there, 29.71, the air very unstable. so there could be the coastal flooding again this morning. i don't think it's the severity yesterday was 39, normal is 40. we were right at that. we'll be a little colder than that today. record high is 63 back in '90. we set a lot of record highs back in 1990. but if i am not -- if i am correct, this is the coldest morning ever in the history of new york cit

some of these may be strong to severe. straight lined winds will be the main threat, but an isolated tornado in the region cannot be ruled out. the highest threat for severe thunderstorms will be during the evening between about 5-10pm. overnight the rain will taper off. then we will tomorrow into the weekend. the weekend before you leave today, be sure to have our wavy weather app on your phone. you'll get personal notifications before any storms head your way. now we'll get a check on the foggy roads with jen lewis. good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. we're following breaking news in portsmouth. firefighters put out an overnight fire on mount that's in the port norfolk neighborhood. it started around 3:15 this morning. 10 on your side's rico bush said a shed behind a home caught fire. crews quickly got the fire under control. there are no reports of injuries. investigators haven't said how the fire started. breaking overnight election news, donald trump won the nevada republican presidential caucuses. c

stephanie/2bam: well here's some news we've all been waiting for... another one of the winners of that historic 1.58 billion dollar powerball jackpot is stepping forward to claim their prize. jack:/ this is maureen smith and david kaltschmidt from melbourne beach, florida. they purchased the winning powerball ticket at a publix grocery store on january 13th. the couple says they're going to continue to live the same life, but say the first thing they'll do is take care of family and buy a new truck. they're taking the lump sum of 327-million dollars. stephanie/2bam time for another meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang weather adlib: today was our last several days! look for temperatures to hold pretty steady tonight in the upper 20s to lower 30s under variably cloudy skies. the winds will be steady from the ese around 10 mph. those winds will be increasing quite a bit thursday from the se at 15-25 mph, which will be bringing in warmer air all day long. skies will gradually become sunnier into the afte

now we are getting some preliminary reports of some damage to some buildings and right n n we don't know any more than that except that indeed a tornado has touched down in pensacola. all of this moving to the east and there are still tornado watches in effect from tallahahsee west through pensacola all the areas highlighted in red are under a tornado watch until 4:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. that just means that the ingredient will be present in the atmosphere for more twister to form. that's all due to this area of low pressure with an attached front. there' a lot more rain out here just that the radar beam doesn't go out that far. tail end of that will be moving in our directiti tomorrow. when will it get here? we look at that a little bit later on. >> coverage continues now with robin who has a look at the some reports of damage that we have so far. robin. >> report of what we are seeing in pensacola. what we are hearing about three buildings and apartment complex damaged. fire rescue said 6 6njuries reported. also working a gas leak there at least three death reported as a result o

that is one of finer forecasts we've had some quite some time. >> we like that one. thank you. >>> when you think of millennial generation and drink, you may picture keg but as it turns out, millennials drink 42% of all wine. that is more than any other generation. a report in wine spectator magazine found that millennials, those between 21 and 38 years old drink about two cases of wine per person in the year. researchs are also found that drink several times a week.and naturally, more than half of millennials talk about win on social media. still ahead live at five... mixed reviews on grammy performances, what david boboe's son tweeted that has fans wondering. this is a live look from the ground transportation center in cedar rapids. there's more news ahead when live at 5 continues on cbs 2. the 58th annual grammy awards showcased more than just music with artists using the spotlight to make a statement and >>> the grammy awards showcased more than just music with artists using the spotlight to make a statement and pay tribute to music legends p trophies, including

sam "i'd like to run for lawyer some day." some reno middle schoolers get hands-on experience with creating new laws...we'll show welcome back... every two years, the nevada legislature decides which policies will be enacted in our state. this week a group of reno middle schoolers are experiencing what it takes to turn a bill into law andi guevara was invited to judge the student presentations and has this report. "studies show that children are much safer in the back seat" for their social studies projects this semester,the seventh graders at depoali middle school have to pitch a bill - just like a lobbyist would with our legislators. sam mouradian is proposing a law that restricts where young children are allowed to sit in a car.