south carolina shined through those storms. but this year was something neither we nor the way the men could have ever imagine. rain at unbelievable levels, pouring from the sky for hours. enough rain, according to one report, to give each american one bottle of water . october's thousand year flood was one that challenge our state in a way few natural disasters ever half. i cannot give enough credit to general bob livingston, director of emergency management can stensland, secretary of check rotation kristy hall, and the other leaders of our agency who understood that can't is not an option. this team knew they couldn't sleep until we made sure we had done everything in our power to keep people safe, provide aid to those in need, and strengthen our citizens with the information and the resources to move forward. please help me think a group of people who didn't back down from the historic challenge, one i'm proud to call "team south >>[applause] with good reason, we talk a lot about the things south carolina does well, the rec

their words and aces allowed south carolina -- #`qt: allowed south carolina to right the wrong as best we could. their response drove ours. and just two months after mr. scott was killed, i stood with his family and signed into law the first body camera bill in america. i was proud to stand with the scott family that day. i am proud to recognize mr. walter scott senior, his wife judy and their son and daughter- [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for your graciousness in a time of unimaginable sorry. soututcarolina will forever grieve the loss of your son. and be forever grateful to you and your family for helping us learn from your tragedy, grow from it and take action to make sure to the best of our ability it never happens again. south carolina was devastated by man made tragedies in 2015. as if that wasn't enough last year also saw the biggest natural disaster our state has starting my first year in office we conducted exercises that allow us to go through disaster situations in real time. each year we work to improve our planning planning and our preparation. the disaster we alwa

jinan, roughly 250 kilometers south of seoul.he oldest person selected for this reunion group lives here. lee suk-ju is 98 years old. as the korean war raged on he fled north korea for the south and became separated from his family. suk-ju applied more than ten years ago to the korean rory mcilroy for a reunion and has been waiting ever since. suk-ju was born in the northwestern region of the korean peninsula in 1917. he was wed at 24 and supported his mother, wife and three children by working as a carpenter. the korean war broke out when suk-ju was 32. he was drafted into the north korean army and served in various locations. early in the conflict the north korean army controlled nearly the entire korean peninsula. but after u.n. forces fought back the war became a quagmire. four months into the war suk-ju decided to desert the north korean family and flee to south korea. before fleeing to south korea he visited his family who had sought refuge from the war by hiding in the mountains. that day was suk-ju's birthday. his mother

it's a great day in south carolina. but as i learned a long, long time ago, good times don't last if we squander them. so let's continue to be smart to work together so that we grow complacent and watch it drift away. to that end, transportation has been a topic of great interest and even greater discussion as of late. so i will be brief. and also, i hope, very clear. i think no differently of our road situation than when i stood before you one year ago. i will not sign any piece of legislation that raises taxes, not in year one, not in year five, not in year ten. i will not sign any piece of legislation that does not include real reform to the department of transportation. the days of horse trading south carolina roads has to end. and i will not buy in to the idea that somehow we cannot afford to cut income taxes for our people. in december, an economist said, state's economy, rarely have i seen it in such good shape, in such steady footing. we had a billion dollars in new revenue last year. we have 1.3 billion in new

he made south carolina a better place. and along with his wife gayle, his son and daughter-in-law chip and angela and his daughter michelle, we mourn his passing. mrs. o'dell, your husband was loved by those in this chamber and by so many more outside of it. thank you andd your family for being here and for your service to our state. [ applause ] >> this has been a difficult and different kind of year for south carolina. a year that warrants a different kind of speech. while there is plenty to celebrate in our state, it will be neither honest nor productive to ignore the great challenges that were thrust upon south carolinan 2015. ladies and gentlemen, the state of our state is bent but not broken. as i look around this distinguished chamber tonight, there's a hole. it's a hole felt far beyond the state house. a hole that tore deeply through the very soul of south carolina. senator clemente pinckney served the people in south carolina in this very building. he should be sitting with us tonight. sadly, he is not. room becau

snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch motorists are reminded to allow more time when reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. kara ots the t-s-a says they found an alarming amount of guns in carry on bags last year. found an alarming amount of guns in carry on bags last year. more than 26 hundred guns were confiscated... that's a 20 percent increase from 20-14. and this has been a trend for a while.. take a look at this graph, which shows a massive increase in se

south carolina shined through those storms. but this year, with something neither we nor the weathermen could have ever imagined. rain at unbelievable levels, pouring from the sky for hours. enough rain, according to one report, to give each american one bottle of water every day october's thousand year flood was one that challenged the state in a way few nationals the -- disasters ever have. i cannot give enough credit to general bob livingston, secretary of transportation kristy hall, and other leaders of the agency, who understood that can't is not an option. they knew they could not leave until we made sure we had done everything in our power to keep people safe, provide aid to those in need, and strengthen our citizens with the information and resources to move forward. please help me thank a good -- group of people who did not back down from a historic challenge, one i am proud to call team with good reason, we talk a lot about things south carolina does well. the records we are breaking, the rankings showing us rising to

the south is a big place. if 800 is not enough to cover the whole south, you know -- they were in cities and towns, in rural areas there were a lot less prevalent. recentlyor merkel suggested that delaware should issue a formal apology for slavery. state upbeing a slave until 1865. do you see any value in an apology without reparations? >> that governor -- i'm not an expert on the politics of delaware right now, in fact i barely know where it is -- >> go north and you will run into it. >> it costs an arm and a leg on the tolls if you are going from new york to washington. a's obviously a guy with sense of history. he recently pardoned a man named samuel parris. samuel was a free mac -- freed black man who was jailed for helping blacks. he was pardoned 50 years late. this governor has some sense of history. -- i don't know what to say. if someone wants to apologize to slavery, fine. i don't see the point of it, quite. apology andmuch then people think they have solved the problem. i think people should apologiz

bay tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it is to the south. the snow is to the south. pounding new york back to d.c. that snow is going to lift in before this gets out of here on sunday. where we going to get graced by the system. the cape, the eye in la, where we have 3 to 6 inches plus of snow in the forecast. once you get north of this area, the ams will drop off sharply near nothing to a couple of inches north of the pike but south of the boston area, 2 to 4 inches of snow. another day to watch this and fine-tune that as needed. pretty qiet. sunshine up close to 30 degrees with lighter winds. all right. let's get you out thoughed radios. how are we look out there. >> thank you, sen dy. we have overnight construction as you can see all leans are now open. we're not seeing any delays just yet. let's go to thep mas and boston. once again, construction picked up here. 93 south. no issues on 2493. root 3 also looking good this morning. then you travel the pipe. north of town, a i would where so far the trains and buses are on schedule. emily? >> thank you. randy: the ey

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winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. 30s. winds south 5-10mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues on the peninsula. 10 on your side's rico bush is monitoring road conditions in hampton. rico how are the roads looking? the area's snow and ice melted sunday and this morning we are dealing with refreezing concerns on the roads. many of the main roads and interstates are clear, but those secondary roads are still slick. leave yourself plenty of time getting to your more car lengths bet

developing south and east of the i 71 / 75 split. road impacts by 10am 11am to 2pm: snow developing near southern part 275 loop in n ky including florence, independence and southern clermont and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern areas with additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. as the snow ends overnight into early sa

the storm has been north and south then north and south. the main message, though, the brunt of it still appears to be hitting the mid lant tick states am we're on the northern edge. enough so, that far south coastal new england is likely going to see the potential for six inches or more of stow. we have a winter storm watch up now issued. it is in effect starting tomorrow through sunday morning here from the national weather service, south coast including the cape and the islands are impacted by this. you can see, we're just on the edge of the winter weather advice. you can see here. that we have got blizzard warnings up from new york city to new jersey and into the d.c. area and look at think winter storm warnings so all the way back to arkansas and ten see this morning. this is a large storm just taking shape and a line receive atlantic to the florida panhandle now t. this storm is going to be strengthening over the next 24 hours. look at it lifting northward by saturday morning. it is to our south, blizzard conditions from new york to d

that is south along the ohio river. the evening drive is a possibility anywhere with some light snow falling. you' re more likely to encounter problems south and east of cincinnati. snowfall totals to the north, a whole lot to the south and east. the national weather service has posted a winter storm warning for area southeast of cincinnati. in fact, the entire state of kentucky is under a winter storm warning. while we are on the northern edge, lexington is in the heart of it. could get eight to 10 inches of snow. it will be a huge deal. for us, whether or not is a big deal depends on where you are. winter weather advisory. you will get some accumulation. it will not be as significant. then, you end up with a town significant with kids from preschool. storm warning. we had the storm warning for hamilton. warren, claremont, and hamilton. however, the national weather service does not cut counties in half. even if you are in a winter storm warning. the heaviest storm will be in mount or a and south. we could get ramped u

shore to the south coast. gusts 30 to 45 miles per hour and you get from plymouth and into the cape. i am expecting widespread gusts between 45 and 55. that would be strong enough and that result. minor coastal flooding for tonight's high tide. i want to show you tomorrow, we have a coastal flood watch from hall back to the cape and nantucket. and that is where we might see moderate pockets of coastal flooding and that is a stepup from minor. if road closures are likely, isolated structural damage on the most vulnerable structures at the coast line. and watch that closely from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. the biggest concern is somewhere from scituate and sandwich and flan tucket. and we'll have more coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> and all right. thank you so much. travelling out of new england today will be quite difficult. massport is reporting more than 100 flights is cancelled out of league-and-airport and most are heading to the three washington, d.c., area airports and in north carolina a

south. totals are lower for the downtown area. especially areas to the north. snow is still timing out the same, starting to get going south of the river by lunchtime. a messy evening commute, potential along and south of the ohio river. our totals in our area code from anywhere from zero to 10 inches. that is a big range. sharp cut off just south of downtown cincinnati. you can see what we are projecting. you had up to hamilton, springboro, middletown, you get some snow here not a lot. 1-3 inches expected along the 71 corridor, northern kentucky. we may be on the low end of a sharp ramp-up south of downtown where you could see 4-6 inches and hotspots were the heaviest totals are expected to be, extreme sun communities 6-10 inches of snow a possibility. miriah: mark: starting at 6:00 this morning road crews in northern kentucky will start their shifts to prepare for the snow later today. and crews here in cincinnati started late last night. lisa: andrew setters is live in camp washington giv

steadier north and south. it gins to pull away, even around the cape by 5 there can, 5:00, and 6:00 tomorrow morning. how much snow is on the way? i would lean on the higher number, 2-3 inches of snow on boston proper, as well as portions of the north shore. not cape in, according to an inch of the western suburbs, upwards of an inch or perhaps two in worcester itself. you get south of town, and it's this area south of here that chris and i are wavering back and forthwith our crayola markers, how far north do we draw this band of snow, we are thinking pembroke, and plymouth, snow. that will be case on to the cape as well as the islands. chris you're talking wind, aren't you? >> we have different crayola colors for that, more of the yellow, orange and red vary red variety. and along coast. especially the cape and the island later today, tonight, and early tomorrow morning. excuse me. the wind initially out of northeast changing to the north. gusts over 50, too. across from nantucket and into the vineyard, becau

``randi: it' a glancing ``blow south of town. ``heavy snow. ``south. ``maybe far south. ``the 275 lupe should be all ``right. ``the track, as expected, has ``taken a shifted to the south. ``that means low-end snow totals ``in downtown cincinnati at areas ``north and northwest. ``into the afternoon, if you are ``concerned about the kids on the ``bus, at 3:00 or so, it does look ``like area southeast of 71 are ``likely the divider line for the ``places who are not. ``we go from not more than a ``dusting for northern communities ``northwest of the 275 luke, and ``possible to the far south and ``southeast. ``who probably seen a picture like ``this and i' m in mason, and ``not snowing. ``the stuff you see north of the ``ohio river is not hitting the ``ground. ``we have dry air coming in from ``the north and east. ``it dries out that snow before he ``gets to us. ``some spots are seeing those ``flurries fly. ``over the last hour or so, ``they' ve spread into portions of ``northern kentucky. ``i' ve received reports from ``burlington near cvg, clarence -- ``florence and independ

winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the mid to upper 50s. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will melt through the day. we'll see lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues now with a closer look at road conditions on the peninsula. chopper 10 flew over the area yesterday to catch the aftermath of the storm. this is over hampton. you can see snow covering mostly the grassy areas. some of it morning we're dealing with refreeze. rico bush is live

snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 hamilton county including cincinnati and clinton everyone else north less than 1 inch. toss to denise for traffic kara 2shot still ahead... tips to take care of your pets...and the elderly...as the snow approaches... jessica vo and why a snowboarder is now facing charges....for what he caught on his still ahead... tips to take care the elderly...as the snow approaches... jessica vo and why a snowboarder is now facing charges....for what he caught on his go-pro! and a live look at perfect north... they are calling today's forecast perfect! still ahead...we're showing you the best sledding spots in the tri- state. stick with us! fox19 and with committed support, they thrive. american family insurance. we're following several breaking stories this

the snow extends as far south as south carolina and georgia. that's the southern end. the heart of the storm right now is from new york city back to d.c. especially west of d.c. right now. there's rain creeping in along the coast. we're on the northern fringe of this storm so we've got still many, many states under a weather alert here. that blizzard warning from d.c., new york, and yes now it does extend up towards martha's vineyard. not just snow with this. it's wind. that combination reduces the visibility. quarter of a mile for three hours. that's when you get a blizzard. that criteria will met on marth's vineyard. winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories are up for later today through tonight and they end first thing tomorrow morning. it looks like it's snowing right now through a lot of connecticut. only some of connecticut is seeing the snow. you can tell by looking at the visibilities here it's still around 10 miles. hare forward south. around the coastline it drops to a mile. down near zero on long island that is a heavy intense band of snow working

winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid winds south 5-10mph. tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the mid to upper 50s. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will melt through the day. we'll see lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low the front. this will cause some more rain. however, this wrap up as snow late thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low at this time, but this will have weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. roads. let's check traffic now. we're following breaking we're following breaking news in hampton this morning. despite the snow and ice that kept many people inside, police are investigating a deadly shooting. the our next half hour. plus, new this morning - sev

there is a new south. you could not have the carolina panthers, the atlanta falcons, clemson and usc -- without the cotton curtain. >> you could not have had -- that entire production. all of this came because we brought the walls of we learn how to devolve together. and how do we treat the poor -- that is our character. there are millions of people eligible for medicare and they can't get it. >> rainbow push is filing a south carolina? >> yes. reported. >> breaking news. >> the point is that -- if i live in illinois and i pay taxes, i can get medicaid. but in south carolina, you can't. that is what we have to fight -- to get the public accommodations. he could go - >> state rights over federal right. >> that is right. i'm sure -- that talk has a lot of appeal in some of the circles where you are getting people registered to vote. part of it is getting people excited about processes. >> you have to have a reason. you have to make the connection. >> i think it is important to continue to highlight what reve

coast, fors of south shore plymouth south to the canal and out on to the cape cape. as well as wind and that may lead to some minor coastal flooding at the high tide on sunday. so here is our storm and he is a beast. he produces a lot of heavy snow across portions of car lika marching up to virginia no. major change to the forecast in the sense that it's not going to come barreling up into new england suddenly because high pressure is not moving. it's locking down. so that storm is going to get forced out to sea during the day tomorrow. tomorrow night and very early on sunday morning. then high pressure quickly takes over control and it's back that new england on sunday. so your storm time line 7:00 tomorrow morning dry everywhere and then we'll see pockets of light snow and flurries arriving midday tomorrow with steadier snow out of narragansett bay, out of buzzard waters bay, out on to the south coast as well as martha's vineyard. portions of cape and you notice that deeper shading of blue versus the lighter shade in near here, the white. that's light snow versus s

snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and south of the 275 and east loop independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 saturday . 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with north less than 1 inch. airlines have flights ahead of a started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter a good portion of the east coast. while we won't get the snow totals they'll see there.... the snow is already having an affect on local flyers. sara celi joins us live at cvg with a closer look. live airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. online flight tracker flight- aware dot-com says more than four- and saturday flights have already been scrapped. american airlines said it was canceling all flights friday in charlotte. the carrier said it operations in washington and baltimore saturday. canceled flights philadelphia. united airlines said flights a

the challenge is going to be boston south. especially south of town. that is the very difficult forecast. right now doppler radar showing a couple flurries and also it looks like we've got this wall of snow advancing, but what is going on a the radar beam up in the cloudy texting flakes but it's not reaching the ground for the most part. connecticut, it is snowing steadily. you see this deep shade of blue approaching the island? that is a plume of heavy snow. does it hold together and how far north does it work up to buzzards bay before it pulls back out of here with the dry air trying to fend off these heavy band of snow that are storm. high pressure will not move. it will force the storm to go right and go out underneath of new england. in doing so it will keep extreme south new england prone to the plumes of heavy snow. the snowfall forecast in terms of the timeline shows heavy snow developing. the steadiest will be across southeast massachusetts, dukes county and nantucket with lighter snow around the city of boston. it will wind down around the me

most of the snow will stay south of our viewing area, to 2" with this system. heaviest will be up to 2" south of interstate 80 with 1" to 2" between interstate 80 and highway 30, 0.5" to 1 between highways 30 and 20 and a trace to 1" along and north of highway 20. temperatures will be warming, though.. we will be in the low to mid teens today wh low to mid 20s wednesday and even smack dab in the middle 20s on thursday. another system may bring a few snow showers thursday night, but we mainly stay dry through the weekend. coming up on kwwl... a popullr new smartphone having some issues with its battery life... you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in independence, van horne, earlville and all of eastern police aryear-old is allegedly found in his apartment -- bound in duct tape. 30-year-old fransisco rios is charged with child abuse -- along with the child's mother --mayra solis. police is mesa, arizona say they found the child in a black trash bag -- with duct tape around her mouth and body. they say rios was using the girl for neighbors clearly bothered

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we're seeing how things stand in south carolina. what we can expect from tonight's "state of the state" address. from main and gervais. what you can expect for the remainder of todays forecast... lets turn things kennedy. 33 we want to give you a quick traffic update as you head out and about this morning. here are some trouble spots that you might encounter. south carolina highway patrol is intersection of i-77 and shop road. this is going to be in the northbound lanes... and of course we will continue to keep our eyes on the road and update you if anything else pops up for that morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. governor nikki haley is set to give her state of the state address tonight. her speech on the current state of south carolina is set to begin at seven o'clock at the state house. earlier this month... haley gave the g-o-p response to president barrack obama's state of the union. haley will likely touch on the charleston church shooti

the five is as you go south. once you get from providence over to plymouth on south ward, that's where five inches goes down to ten by the time you get to the south coast, the cape and the islands. the concern down this way is it's not just snow. there's going to be wind. that may lead to some concerns with power outages. we talk more about the winds and the coastal impacts now. danielle. danielle: that's right, sinned ear, we are concerned with power outages especially, as you said, because the heaviest snow is going to come down to the cape and the islands on the south coast. that will be heavy, wet snow. as it combine s with the very strong winds and we could see wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour, yes, there is that potential for tree limbs to come as. we're going to watch that very carefully. 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts if you live along the south shore and essex county is included in county because you're under a wind advisory. we do have the high wind warning for the cape and nantucket. the vineyard

south carolina thanks you for that. the senate has refused to even vote on either either, repeatedly. let's break this down a little bit. house members, we are not going to talk to you right now. senators, we see an opportunity. we see an opportunity because the state is watching. we see an opportunity forou to show where you stand. so i'm going to ask for every disclosures to please stand. stay standing. stay standing. i'm going to ask for you to continue to stand if you support true independent investigations emma please stand. >>[applause] . >> ladies and gentlemen, we finally got to see what that boat might look like -- that vote might look like. i hope this will be the last reform, and i look for to working with all of you so we can celebrate. as you may have noticed, i love to celebrate. we build things in south carolina. we build planes with boeing. we have five international tire companies. we are the bmw capital of the world. we broke ground yesterday on a billion-dollar investments by the largest producer of c

winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the mid to upper 50s. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will melt through the day. we'll see lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll warm with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low at this time, but this will have to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues now with a closer look at road conditions on the peninsula. chopper 10 flew over the area yesterday to catch the aftermath of the storm. this is over hampton. you can

``we don' t have to go very far ``south. ``but nine to 10 inches of snow ``and pay attention, every time ``we were seeing this. ``like taking a big goal of dry ``air. ``that is still what happening ``tonight. ``lucina little bit of flurry and ``snow shower activity try to ``build in and it' s not going to ``be consistent and steady. ``we do have flurries and snow ``showers now. ``it' s not going to amount to ``much. ``heavier snows across the ohio ``river. `` the threat has been snowing the ``most all day. `` these are the areas that will ``see accumulating snows through ``the evening. ``think you have to head south of ``here in the metro, we' ve cut the ``totals way back. ``a dusting or an isolated ``location, but travel will be the ``most difficult the for the south ``and east to go. ``the snow in the wind. ``especially when you talk about ``these heavier amounts. `` those will be the big winners to ``go around with the snowfall. ``we have dropped a little bit ``further south now. `` i am thinking a couple of inches ``acro

of hillsborough, extending down interstate 71 we have 6-8 inches of snow south of peebles. six inches of snow in mazeville and south. much of hamilton county, have taken out of accumulating snow. less than an inch, in wilmington and port william. and most of the storm will focus the efforts to the east and southeast. from where we had them a couple of hours ago. still plenty of snow to track. not so much in the 275 loop. i mentioned in the cutins, 1:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, the burst of snow trying to reach to hamilton county. that's unsuccessful in making a lot of progress in hamilton township. close to hillsborough. hillsborough and down to the south. i think some of the snow, will get to the grounds. and the hour-by-hour forecast, shows temperatures steady, evening. snow will be favored early, south and east of cincinnati and at best, lingering in the night. and another look at the snowfall total map and updated look at the impact in the winter weather event coming in 10 minutes. . >> and we will check back. communities to the south and east. bracing for the heavier snowfall. ang

the south coast, the south shore toward plymouth and out on to the cape. there will be poor travel with the snow and the wind especially plymouth over toward new bedford fall river south, that's where have you the highest snow totals totals. 320 six inches of snow along route 44. metro boston one oh three inches of snow. nothing overwhelming and did you even farther north and west. nashua, amesbury, clouds. that's it. 7 on 7 forecast sunday morning clouds, sun in the afternoon. windy on sunday morning. that wind will simmer down by sunday afternoon. mid 30's. see you at 4:30 . >> anchor: thanks so much. let's get a check of the friday drive home . >>> a slow ride right now southbound and northbound on the expressway. the headlights are trying to make your way down toward andrew square. had an earlier left lane crash just cleared away for us dealing with a backup here as we roll back toward our other camera you can see those brake lights heading southbound down toward andrew square. the headlights coming into town perhaps in the late shift as well jammed up

and more sun to the south bay. and light rain possible. upper 50s and 60s. mid-60s to the south.all right, sal. we had an issue on bart and that's all taken care of. has there been a delay? >>> there are still delays. there was an issue on backyard. and we had power issues on the tracks between hayward and south hayward. and those problems are gone but there are still delays in the system because it has to get ramped back up. the trains are running and recovering from the major delays. i would say there would be delays but things are looking a lot more like normal. let's go to a the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up now like clock work. 5:30 here and the heaterring lights are on and it's backed up to the macarthur maze. interstate880 is not a bad commute. traffic looks good in both directions in oakland. if you're driving in san francisco, you've noticed that the traffic has pretty much been slow all over the city. not just in the financial district. places like van ness and hyde are having more traffic. people who are avoiding the financial district are going out farther. b

the south korean defense ministry and the u.s.itary concluded the north sent them to spy on the south. pyongyang denied that. >>> well, north korea is also a topic of conversation between japan and russia. both countries are seeking to ramp up pressure on the north. japanese foreign minister fumio kishida has called on russia to closely cooperate with the u.n. security council to adopt a new resolution incorporating effective sanctions against pyongyang. kishida made the comments during phone talks wednesday evening with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. he said it was a serious security threat that undermines peace and safety in the region as well as the international community. he added it's extremely important for the world to take decisive action. kishida asked russia, a permanent member of the security council, to work closely with other member nations on the new resolution. japan is a nonpermanent member of the council. lavrov said north korea's action violates security council resolutions, and russia is concerned. he

this is completely blocking south 50th street, closed right at 17th avenue south. this is just south of the selmon expressway. so a lot of activity out there. you definitely want to avoid this area if you can. corey dierdorff just arriving on the scene and is going to try to find out more information and hopefully tell us when this road will be back open. here it is on the map. south 50th street closed now at 15th avenue. work your way around this by using south 56th street, there's other options for you as well. either way just avoid this, it's also highway u.s. 41. i will let you know as soon as it clears. let's look at the interstates. looking great at the polk parkway along i-4 so if you're heading out the door in the tampa you should have no trouble making your way in. let's check drive times. >> it's still in the green, let's hope it lasts. >>> 5:33. breaking now -- an intense scene in south tampa after a shooting overnight. this is the massive response he's possibly been shot at. jail. tampa police department with the breaking details. you just got new infor

harvey: plenty to the south are the end the most severe conditions are to the south. warnings for the southeastern mass, rhode island and connecticut. we are not going to be in those kind of conditions as long as they have already been and will be even after boston quiets down. even worse as you head to the south. winter weather boston west of the pike, that is still going to be several inches of snow. the further south, that is why the highest amounts are there. foxboro is up to two. you not only have the snow pour visibility with the wind as well. is not snowing. from boston to worcester. the south. let' s give you an idea as this starts to wrap in from the ocean. notice the heaviest bands just get heavier and heavier. we will see that begin to move to the south and east. boston could possibly get up to an inch or snow -- an inch of snow fall. and the cape in the early and mid morning. by the time all was said and done. but three through six inches along the pike. nine to 12 inches possible from providence to plymouth and points south. here is mike with that part of the story. mike:

winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues on the peninsula. 10 on your side's rico bush is monitoring road conditions in hampton. rico how are the roads looking? the area's snow and ice melted sunday and this morning we are dealing but those secondary roads are still slick. leave yourself plenty of time getting to your destination. here are some safe driving tips to keep in mind: make sure there is 2 or more car lengths between you and the ne

anywhere boston south ward lighter snows. from the south. and into the night tonight, we all start to get some bands of heavier snow even across parts of the turnpike get as much as an inch or two. and then things start to wrap up. there's 6:00 in the morning tomorrow. not much left. 10:00 a.m., looking good for our sunday as everything moves out. antiinflammatory long the couple, a coating to a couple of inches, 3 to 6 as you go farther south ward and get into the cape and islands and you could see localized amounts up to a foot on the vineyard, on nantucket. carefully. warnings to go over. lots of winds, coastal concerns, all of that straight ahead. right now our team coverage continues. >> heather: so much to cover there, jason. checking in with you in a bit. but our team coverage continues in the nation's capital. a lot worse. a snow emergency underway right now. >> blair: fox 25 kyla campbell in dc right now for us. good morning, kyla? >> reporter: >> heather: all right. it sounds like we're having technical problems with kyla's live sh

south carolina :59 - 1:03 "mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is just irresponsible talk" conservative commentator ann coulter tweeted "trump should deport nikki haley"... ...but coming to her defense was jeb bush who tweeted...'proud of my friend @nikkihaley for delivering a positive & uplifting response' chris clackum, nbc news. republican candidates are making their way across south carolina to speak to voters ahead of more than 500 people connected to the gop committee are also expected to be in the lowcountry starting today, as well as democrats. republican presidential candidate john kasich will hold a meet and greet in charleston today at 5:15 p-m. it's being hosted by state representative chip limehouse. and the democrats are planning to be in columbia en masse next week. candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will be in your capital city for king day at the dome 2016 on monday. the event is held annually at the state house and is hosted by the naacp. coming up: tal

south carolina's first in the south primary is february 20th. all three democratic presidential candidates are coming off a busy day campaigning in south carolina. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley all attended yesterday's "king day at the dome." to honor the legacy of doctor martin luther king... democratic hopefuls vow to continue his work.... including when it comes to strengthening education. supports a debt free college plan.... while senator bernie sanders promotes a tuition-free plan for public colleges and universities. hillary clinton also took time to address education... and its ties to a day dedicated to doctor king's legacy. it's a 33 message echoed by civil rights leaders present at yesterday's event. activists say they have shifted their sights on education inequity here in south carolina. n-double-a-c-p members say a minimally adequate education system is not enough... and that every student deserves the same high level instruction and learning environment. a goal that , activists say, isn't possible, participat

it threatened military action against the south. and after an exchange of artillery fire across the border, seoul agreed to turn off the loudspeakers in an attempt to ease animosity. the agreement was dependent on the north's behavior. park's administration said this week's nuclear test is a reason to once again broadcast across the dmz. this expert on north korean nuclear issues thinks the north may retaliate by, again, firing artillery shells at the south's propaganda speakers. >> it seems this south korean government is now braving the risk of this escalation in the belief that we should not let north korea's bad behavior go unpunished. >> reporter: he then gave the reasoning behind the south's decision to issue a firm response. >> nuclear capabilities in the hands of north korea is destabilizing the military powers on the peninsula. and also it instigates the north korean government to believe it can commit a conventional provocations with impunity. >> reporter: in his new year's speech, north korean leader kim jong-un mentioned

he was pronounced dead at a hospital in yankton, south dakota last night. the standoff happened here on this embankment, near the missouri river, on the reservation. fbi investigators allowed access to the scene, yesterday. the search for hoffman started on tuesday after to arrest hoffman who was wanted on burglary and theft charges. authorities say hoffman assaulted the officer, then took his gun. a massive manhunt was launched in niobrara. schools and businesses were locked down as a precaution. texas state trooper brian encinia turned himself in to texas rangers thursday afternoon. a grand jury indicted encinia on wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. encinia was later released on a 25-hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and a 4-thousand dollar fine. a philadelphia police officer is lucky to be alive after he was shot multiple times in a shootout with a suspect late thursday. police say the shooting happened just befo

more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form along it today. it will push some moisture up into our region. this will be enough to give us some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out tonight as the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows tonight. tomorrow the breeze will stay up. be in control of the weather for the weekend. it will be nice. we will warm up into the 50s and 60s. even warmer weather will be around for early next week into the mid-week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check it's debate night, but donald trump says he'd rather be raising money for veterans. ahead you'll hear the not-so-welcome comment one veteran group had for him. and have you seen this teenager? police are desperate to find her. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation

more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form along it today. it will push some moisture up into our region. this will be enough to give us some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out tonight as the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s 40s. then high pressure 60s. even warmer weather will be around for early next week into the mid-week. roads. let's check traffic now. now to new information overnight authorities federal wildlife refuge. that is in addition to these protesters arrested tuesday. tomorrow the group's leader ammon bundy, and six others have a detention hearing schedule to determine if they can leave a portland jail. they appeared in court yesterday to hear the formal charges against them. outside the courthouse, bundy's lawyer read a statement on his behalf about the other

had. >> the primary in south carolina, the first in the south, is on february 27th.u will make the effort to be there to let your voices and your votes be counted, that you want a president, a president you can be proud of, a president you know will do all the parts of the job, from making the economy work for everybody, to keeping us safe and dealing with all the problems we face. >> joining me now is a cnn contributor, former state representative in south carolina. thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having me, poppy. >> the charge linton camp says always knew this would be a tight race. i know you're a clinton supporter, correct? >> that's correct, yes, ma'am. >> how can you not be worried? >> i think one thing the clinton camp understands, and what i've always said, everybody around the country who is a clinton supporter needs to r-e-l-a-x. >> how can you relax in an election? >> i know it's really difficult to do. i'm firmly in the camp that we'll win iowa. new hampshire is very difficult, it's bernie sanders's backyard. in south carolina, and nevada,