kentucky senator rand paul is holding several town hall meetings in south central kentucky. he's visiting 18 cities in four days. it's paul's first major trip in kentucky since ending his presidential campaign. nats music country music star his first stop is at the ford center in evansville. adlib weather and traffic tease kara 2 shot rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams. the warm up begins today with

louis and the western part of virginia all the way down to south central kentucky. clouds will break up at times. overall, we're cloudy to mostly cloudy all the way through sun rise can't rule out overnight, but they will be few and far between. in the network of radars, flurries in the columbus area. all of these are moving from us. they are not am could -- are not coming our way. 8:00 tonight, we're dry. some flurries around later this evening. early in the overnight. perhaps early tomorrow. if you're up at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning, tuning to good morning. cincinnati. clouds giveaway to sun tomorrow. widely scattered flurries. by lunch, clouds are quickly moving out. and so not only are we warmer tomorrow. we'll be much brighter, especially during the afternoon. there's areas of fog developing tomorrow night. that's the only hiccup we have on saturday into sunday. clouds return during the afternoon sunday. rain will be coming through the tri-state sunday night. that will likely linger. tonight, some flurries. 30 at midnight. down to 29 at 6:00 in the morning. 46 at noon, and plann

kentucky senator rand paul is holding several town hall meetings in south central kentucky. he's visiting 18 kentucky since ending his presidential campaign. nats music country music star luke bryan kicks of his 'kill the lights' tour. his first stop is at the ford center in evansville. rob 2shot more news in just a moment but first we want to check your forecast. kara 2shot frank has a look at today's weather. the warm up begins today with temperatures right where they should be around 42 degrees for a high. we are starting out with lows in the low to mid 20s and partly cloudy skies. one thing you will notice as we warm friday it will become windy into the afternoon with a sun and cloud mix. even warmer with highs near 63 degrees on saturday before our next chance of rain by sunday morning and scattered showers on sunday afternoon and high of 56 degrees. next week we will remain near normal in the mid to low 40s and dry the first half of the week. carstar traffic beginning at 9 a.m. friday, feb. 19, one lane of westbound sr 73 will be closed east of jacksonburg road, and the

now. no real sun, warmth anywhere close to the ohio valley, as rain overspreads eastern, south central kentucky. heaviest precipitation will be to the south, southeast and east of cincinnati. very clear indication, looking at the satellite radar data. it's rain right now. colder air will begin to ooze in the ohio valley. wind turns later on tonight. it will push the temperature a more snow to mix in. this is all rain we're tracking now on live precision doppler hd. areas of fog, drizzle. sprinkle in the 275 loop. these are showers, extending south of versailles, to owen. and this is all rain, bracken county, southeast brown county, southern half of -- and gradually, the precipitation, is going to lift to the northeast. colder air comes later tonight. that will allow for more snow to mix in. forecast model, timing for the change over to a rain-snow mix, instead of just rain. notice, we get to the second half of the evening. we see shades of blue, suggesting snow or at least rain-snow mix. that's why the advisory is out for the eastern counties. notice, rain is right up along totals, basically an

located just beneath the hills of south central kentucky, maim hot cave is mammoth. it is by far the longest known cave system in the world. >> we've discovered more than 405 miles of passageways. longest cave on planeter. >> we could just keep walking forever. >> there's no end in sight. >> long before ranger david kem was leading tours at mammoth early visitors were using candle smoke to memorial lies their trips. >> back in the 19th century was very famous tourist attraction. only the wealthiest people l could afford to be here. being able to leave your mark and indicate that you were here was a status symbol. >> at the time, mammoth was privately owned and as the cave's reputation grew, so did its profits. the steady stream of visitors prompted nearby farmers to take another look at the holes in their back yard. >> you get paid by building a few steps, buying a few lanterns, telling some stories underground. people were willing to do it. >> trains brought some of the first tourists to cave country, but with the introduction of the automobile, everything changed.

it is more likely that central kentucky, south into tennessee, and in to the -- and into the gulf coast will be the hotspots for severe weather. the tornado threat is not zero, but it is pretty low. it ramps up toward louisville. starting 36 degrees. it is cool, feeling like 28 thanks to the wind at it will be windy today and tomorrow. at lunchtime, almost at 50. lower 60' the afternoon. claudia, -- cloudy, stray rain at 3:00 or 5:00. futurecast shows clouds through the morning with maybe a passing rain shower at 3:00. heavier rainstorms around 9:00. between 9:00 and midnight, heavy rain. at 2:00 a.m., heavy downpours and gusty wind that will move out early in the morning tomorrow. grab my water for me, real quick . 62 is where we are going. rain tonight dipping down to 49, tomorrow, windy all day. back toward 50 or so for the weekend. lisa: the iowa results are in. mark: the candidates with momentum days before the new hampshire primary. lisa: another live look in pu nxsutawney. we will talk about this party in your top stories. beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth

the rain across kentucky and into south-central ohio, it is starting to turn blue. we are starting to see the rain transition to snow. we have a little bit of processes happening where it is raining down heavy enough in some of these locations. it is dragging colder air down so it transitions to snow. it will go back-and-forth for a while. a lot of this is mixed in with sleet and cold rain. nothing really accumulating yet. as temperatures continue to drop, more areas of snow will drop over northern kentucky. a handful counties, this is where we expect the greatest accumulation of snowfall to take place overnight. mainly eased of highway 68 and 2-4 inches of snow. here in the metro, this will not be much of an issue at all. if we pick up a quarter inch to a half inch, this would probably be on the high side. here you go. parts of brown county, highland county, and down into mason and robinson counties, if you want to draw a line, that is where the bulk of the snow will fall overnight tonight. it is snowing tonight or at to snow. mike and sheree, maybe 60' s by the we

south and west of the louisville area. central kentucky and parts of tennessee and the midsouth, mississippi, and alabama. we will be on the norbert -- northern fringe tomorrow evening. the risk is not high, but i slight risk. the strongest risk is from the strong winds. tonight, here is a look at the quiet overnight. tomorrow morning we will have sunshine and skies will cloud up quickly. from late morning to early afternoon. this will be a warm front, as it pushes through tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will jump on the 40' s close to 60 degrees by the evening commute. i do not expect a lot of rain during the day or the evening hours. i think we were run the risk of seeing stronger downpours, maybe thunder and lightning. we will keep the threat for severe weather until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. after it moves out by the morning commute, a quiet wednesday. the cold air is lagging behind. thursday will be chilly. 35 for a low tonight. for tomorrow, if you showers with night storms possible. it will be a windy day. that will not happen u

central portions of kentucky. >> severe weather is a decent threat of areas of i-40 corridor and south into central alabama. that eventually moves our way. severe threat will come down quite a bit. for us, when we see that frontal system on thursday as the main lows in the track. there is quite a bit of a cold front behind this. we'll see another cool down here ahead. 23 in denver and 45 in st. louis. 60s, and very light winds and of course, calm winds will allow for fog to get thicker if you can see 4:00 or 5:00 or 6 a.m. of a quarter of visibility and citrus and hernando county. it maybe amorning where you try to get half hour earlier head start than the normal day. you may want to to get the alarm clock. >> we understand will be nice >> you got two more days and temperatures will top out 80 we'll be looking at scattered showers and storms. late sunday and of course, super bowl night, it will keep you up on the latest with that system. >> a great way to do that is >> download the 10 news app if you have not done so already. >> we know your life is 24/7 so you can get our app and get the latest radio outlo

the heaviest totals may be on the south side heading towards louisville and central kentucky. snow showers, light to moderate in intensity, last through sunday evening. they start to break up come monday morning. this burst of snow will bring accumulation. then we have another storm monday afternoon. the long range futurecast showing low pressure coming from as it arrives, we end up on the northwest side of it. watching the path and how much warm air will drive in from the south, we don't know if we'll see a mix and flurries or we'll be on the snow side of it. it depends on the track of the low. the second storm, more questions to be answered monday. tuesday, we're lingering behind with clouds and flurries. a couple of chances for accumulation. sunday into monday morning, one to two inches likely. a couple spots, maybe slightly higher. especially southern counties. monday afternoon, it depends on the track of the storm. tuesday, flurries or a light mix. right now, doesn't look like too much in terms of accumulation. wind chills stay single digits tonight, the wind weaken. we d

central and south is indiana. generally across the good part of ohio. kentucky. notice there is some areas of to show up. especially across northeastern parts of hamilton county. anywhere from downtown through clermont county, mason, westchester. there is a more concentrated area of snow. county. but it is moving in waves across the area. it will continue to do this across dinnertime. they will subside after sunset. by midnight, for most of us the snow will have tapered off by them. but because of the flurries and snow showers there are still coming down, and addition to the snow that we had overnight, last night we keep the winter weather advisory in effect. the big snows are done across the area. snow should begin to taper again before midnight. an additional quarter to half inch could be expected across the area. if you spots may get an inch. but even with a light coating out there, expect some body -- spotty slick spots. the wind chill is running in the single digits and teens. 23 at the airport. the west wind at 13. it makes it feel like it is 11 degrees. wind chill to remain on the low it is 23 deg

central kentucky. if you're traveling south, you're going with the snow. a good amount of air comes in ahead of the next air pressure. it's trending towards a mix and cold rain at times for monday. we talked yesterday for the potential for the path to bring accumulating snowfall. that has trended down a little overnight. still watching it, because we're still obviously day and a half away from the low pressure specifically moving our way. monday. a late mix tuesday. temperatures edging above freezing in the afternoon monday and tuesday. flurries around wednesday. sunshine. a warm surge into next weekend. highs in the 50s. jonathan. jonathan: thank you, jennifer. xavier looking for redemption after a loss against creighton earlier in the week. could they find it on the road against butler? elise jesse has details and the answer in morning sports. elise: good morning. i'm elise jesse. xavier on the road for the second time this week. the first road trip at creighton didn't go well. that loss should be in the rearview mirror after the way the muskies bounced

by skirting by it will make the south eastern half of the viewing area. rain, all rain across kentucky in central ohio. that rate has been building north of the ohio river in gradually spreading into areas towards georgetown and even as a go through the evening hours, i expect rain to spread to the southeast of interstate 71. here' s a look at the winter weather advisory. it does not include anyone in the greater metro cincinnati area. generally to the east of highway 68, that is what we expect the greatest accumulation of snow to overcurrent -- to occur overnight tonight. there will be a little bit of snow makes overnight midnight. for the easternmost communities the winter weather advisory is in effect, they should expect to have a four inches of snow tonight. june the metro area the amount should be well under an inch. in general they should be just wet roadways. if you draw a line from around brookville to georgetown to mount or two hillsboro and two point east, you should find the accumulating snow. it looks like rain that -- it looks like that is the worst-case scenario for us. it is going

the better fit for severe weather will be farther south and west down towards louisville and central and said -- and southern kentucky. clausen returned from tomorrow. -- clouds will return tomorrow. temperatures will continue to climb tomorrow evening. as i mentioned, i do not expect a lot of rain during the day i do not expect a lot of problems for your commute. but i do think about after seven, rain will begin to increase. at about 9:00 you will expect the funnel system to approach. the rain will probably continue to 2 a.m.. tonight is 35. overnight clouds will return towards the morning. there are a few showers with the threat of a few storms. an afternoon high of 62. it will be a breezy day without any rain around. here' s a look at your seven day forecast. temperatures will cool off for the second half this week. if you consider early february, these temperatures are fairly tolerable. by the weekend, we will bouncing back into the 50' s by saturday and sunday. >> the reason i pulled you over today, i am asking you to come over and have a conversation. sheree: the driver daring enough to pull in officer over. ho

central mountains although it back into kentucky. even snow showers continuing through charleston, west virginia, not charleston, south carolina. our charleston looks ok now. a piece of energy swings over kentucky. it will all right here in the mountains late tonight and early tomorrow morning. you might see clouds to start with your weekend, but then the clouds will dissipate. expect sunshine by the afternoon. we started at 33 at the gsp warm up to 53. still six degrees below average. at the asheville regional airport, 30 this morning, warming only to 40. the breeze making it feel pretty cold, 14 degrees below average. for from the record high of 78 setback in 1951. into this weekend, look at this beautiful picture over lake hartwell. sun continues to go down. blue sky, just gorgeous. expect a pretty nice weekend overall. we're going to start to see probably temperatures warm up considerably into sunday afternoon. this computer is moving slowly. it continues to go very slow. there we go. 29 degrees in boone. upper 30's and asheville and hendersonville. 45 in spartanburg. especially with the wind in certain areas. notice there

moore in clin to. south of hillsborough, we have a couple of sporadic snow showers, as well as areas in adams and central and southern brown counties. few flakes moving out of kentucky. the rest is pretty much done with the snow showers. and more snow to the west, this system will stay well to the south and west, kind of dive several hours. 16. and 17 for west union as well and 16 for thalmus. west. will still be breezy. and winds won't calm down until friday evening. these windchills will be brutal in the next few nights. it feels more like 4 degrees in cincinnati. the windchill, this gray or white line, is zero mark. it will feel like below zero. and it will feel like, 4 below by 6:00 in the morning. make sure you bundle up, great idea in the next several days in the tri-state. forecast, looks like 14 degrees degree. probably by 8:00. air temperatures will be by the lower teens. and next 24-48 hours, looks like this. we slowly start to see the clouds break apart. i expect to see cloudy skies. i'm a day ahead. we'll see some for thursday. the clouds will break apart and thursday, look a lot better. we just won't feel that great. enjoy it because snow returns for fr

kentucky, it's widespread snowfall. expecting totals higher across central and southern kentucky. today. been watching. monday, we talked about low pressure coming in from the south. it will bring a lot of moisture. but also, when storms come in air. we're watching the potential for monday evening, mainly it looks still keeping a close eye on the path of the low pressure and how much cold air we have left aloft in the atmosphere to see if we northern side of the moisture for monday evening hours. but right now, we're going to call for a mix and watch that low pressure pass closely. we still have the potential for moisture lingering for tuesday wednesday. days. today. we'll watch mix potentials, possible accumulations monday and tuesday. even those flurries flying for wednesday. late in the forecast, we start to quiet down. the moisture gets out of here. warm air surges back in. highs in the 50s friday and saturday. here's sunday morning sports. elise: good morning. friday afternoon, head coach rick pitino talked about his future. he was not shy in saying he wouldn't put up a fight if louisville ever asked him to pack his bags. >> everything is about louisville. w

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's what's going on >> chris: good monday morning. another frigid started. many towns starting off the day below 0. snow to the south of us. this snow working up north will increase the cloud cover throughout the day. temperatures this afternoon into the 20s. by day's end, a little light me breaking out. we'll likely see that between 6 clob and 9:00 p.m. snow and freezing rain, rain as temperatures rise tonight. foggy and rainy start tomorrow morning. generally a coating to a couple inches of snow and a little sleet and freezing rain. do expect some slick conditions >> that is your latest weather. carson? >> al, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a trending exclusive. we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. then you watch the daughter steal it. do you say something to the mom? do you say something to

south hill, down towards the sand hills 46. so here's our satellite radar, a broken line of showers really extending from central pennsylvania back through kentucky into northeastern portions of tennessee as well. this is a cold front, this front here this evening and it could bring us a few isolate showers. so here's what i'm thinking the daylight hours today dry, pretty nice for this time of year 64 by lunchtime, 69 our afternoon high we'll fall back to 64 by the evening drive home at 6 p.m. you are going to notice a little more cloud cover at 6:00 and can't rule out an isolated shower but i think most of the chances for rain come through later than that. so here we are lunchtime 1:00 still looking at partly cloudy conditions. 6 p.m. this evening that line of showers just off to our north and west starts to move in around 7:00, 10:00 we are seeing some light rain, but this should be out of here by midnight tonight allowing us to see a break in the cloud cover by tuesday morning. i think we'll see more sunshine mixed in by tuesday afternoon. today ahead of that front 69 in raleigh, 68 in durham, the 70s around fayetteville, fast forward to tonig

kentucky. there's a winter storm warning for central and southern kentucky expecting four and five inch totals. widespread snow later today. monday, we talked about the storm coming from the south. moisture as well as warm air with it. so still watching the exact path it's trended more towards a warmer solution for us, which would mean rain as well as a mix for monday's forecast. most of that moisture again reserved for the extreme southeast counties monday evening and overnight. watching the path of the low pressure to confirm the wintry mix potential. we also have a chance for that late for tuesday as well. it will be touch and go to watch for monday and tuesday, where we end up on the warm side. temperatures for highs both days should make it above freezing. flurries wednesday as well. we get rid of the active first part of the work week. light rain showers friday night. we'll disregard that and think about the 58 friday and low 50s saturday and next weekend. jonathan: every sunday, we show off the tri-state's stray animals ready to go to good homes. with me, debbie and bob with the stray animal adoption program. let's start with carlos cat nip. he is a maine coon mix. we've

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's what's going on a . >>> it's a mostly cloudy morning across south florida and a breezy one at that. unfortunately clouds win over sunshine, as the ocean breeze kicks in one or two showers possible. won't ab washout of a presidents' day. on guard a few showers, much warmer readings across the area, upper 60s to 70 like we had in pompano beach and opa locka. a warmer day, mostly cloudy and breezy. some >> that is your latest weather. carson? al, thanks so much. we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the king. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that w wl get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the groce store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. then you watch the daughter steal it. do you say something to the mom? do you say something to the store? our h why do some cash back cards keep throwing obstacles at you? first - they limit where you earn bonus cash back. then - those places change every few months? i th

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's what's going on around greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be cloudy and cold today. high just 32. winds northeast at 6-10. a freezing rain advisory is in effect today as sleet and freezing rain is expected for most of the day changing over to rain this evening. some areas could see inch of sleet and ice buildup should be less than a 1/10 of an inch but could make for slippery conditions on less traveled roads. the asheville under a winter weather advisory for freezing rain and sleet until 1 pm then precipitation changes to all rain this afternoon as temperatures climb above freezing. a 90% chance of rain across the region overnight into late mo >> that is your latest weather. carson? >> al, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a trending exclusive. we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that will get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her dau

in northern kentucky this is south of the 71/75 split through dry ridge and falmouth. this is going to east through central pendleton county and maybe dropping another coating on roads that may have been clear. that is a concern as these lake effect snow showers rolled through. a quick coating can cause a slick spot for the morning rush. we are starting in the teens and making it to the lower 20' s. snow showers at 8:00. cloudy and windy at 9:00. single-digit wind chills. kyla: folks will be bundling up. they won' t need the extra time that we needed yesterday. a few extra minutes won' t hurt you, but you won' t need 20 extra 71/75 at kyles lane taking your way northbound or southbound, traffic rolling along with a smooth start. 75 in butler county looks good. a few brake lights at union center heading southbound. that will continue to build. as you merge with the i-75 interchange, traffic looks good and light. i were greater potential for seeing slick spots will be on the side roads. for a look at those areas in your neighborhoods, dan griffin is in our live drive 5. dan: we are on wedgewood drive in warr

which extends down across the south central us this is the area that is likely to see some strong or possibly severe weather especially this area enhanced threat from kentucky down through tennessee into alabama and mississippi very good chances for strong or possibly severe weather so that's for this afternoon will keep a close i do that as that system moves eastward the chances for storms will come this way as well. so today were pretty good shape as i mentioned we will see the decent amounts of sunshine through the afternoon and evening mainly clear tomorrow clouds increase here comes the rain rolling in during the afternoon and evening initially at the last chance for showers and storms by thursday morning still those showers we should see the improvement so as we go thursday night into friday will look forward to that said m tuesday st closed fifty one of the airport warmer and when the sun is right now mid to upper fifties was a nineteen forty seven the showers and storms late tomorrow evening. cooler weather after there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social s

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's whagoing onwe are closing out our president's day weekend on a bit of a quieter note. with the system that brought snow to some parts of siouxland departing, just clouds and warmer temperatures will be left behind. clouds will stay thick for the rest of our valentine's day so it's a great day to go out to dinner and cuddle up with your loved ones. temperatures will be warmer than last night with most towns dropping towards that 20 degree mark. the sunshine will return for president's day with temperatures climbing into the upper 30s. we then set our sights on the next system that could bring some snow and/or a wintry mix to the area. the colder temperatures that we have been feeling all >> that is your latest weather. carson? >> al, thanks so much. exclusive. we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that will get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom te

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from aplanta all the waouy own into florida and south central florida, as well. ofinfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. at's what's going on >>> thank you very much. it's a dry commute. the clouds are thickening up. no snow until afternoon, especially between noon and 2:00. the snow will spread south to north. it will create slick roads or the evening commute. it will be treacherous. freezing rain for the northwestern suburbs first part of the tonight. plain old rain in the city. talkintvabout an inch or two around the city. higher amount north and west. maybe three to five. lesser near the coast. tomorrow, windy, a round of heavy showers in the afternoon. mild, near 50, clearing and comfortable for the middle of the week. >> that is your latest weather. carson? >> al, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a trending we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that will get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. then you watch the daughter steal i

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's what's goinwinter weather advisory in effect through 10am, there's some light freezing drizzle early. by noon it will be cloudy and in the upper 30s. rain rolling in this evening. starting by the evening commute for the far se counties then heading into downtown by 9pm or so. after midnight we'll get some mixing: rain, slushy snow and freezing rain. so some areas, especially east of cincinnati could have tricky r carson? >> al, thanks so much. exclusive. than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that will get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. then you watch the daughter steal it. do you say something to the mom? do you say something to the store? our h why do some cash back cards keep throwing obstacles at you? first - they limit where you earn bonus cash back. then - those places change every few months? quicksilver from capital one puts no

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's what's going onsome getting more. today we will have a few flurries along with the fog with another system tracking in late tonight and tomorrow. right now, the visibility is the main issue... we have l lss than a half mile view in many areas this morning. weather network cameras show that in temperatures are actually pretty nice for this time of the day.. in the upper teens to mid 20s carson? >> al, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a trending exclusive. we have a"friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. steal it. do you say something to the mom? store? our h why do some cash back cardrd keep throwing obstacles at you? firsrs- they limit where you earn bonus cash back. then - those places change every few months? i think i'll pass... you simply earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. y

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. that's what's going o ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter weather advisories are up for all our virginia cities and counties until will turn to all rain through the midday and early afternoon. highs steady or rise from the be near 60. winds south/west 10- 20mph. warm/moist air is running overtop of the colder air at the surface this morning. this is creating with sleet at times. then it will change over to a expect 1-2" accumulations in hampton the metro. then a thin moves in from the >> that is your latest weather. carson? >> al, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a trending exclusive. we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that will get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. then you watch the daughter steal it. do you say something to the mom? do you say something to the store? our h why do some cash back cards keep

south central florida, as well. rainfall amounts, 3 to 5 inches of rain in central tennessee on into kentucky. going on around >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a first alert weather day. first for light snow accumulating, then sleet. the major threat, freezing rain. late this afternoon, this evening, as the ground will still be frozen and the temperatures climbing. eventually it will be warm enough for all rain. tomorrow, the potential for heavy rain, a flood threat in low-lying areas. 57 on tuesday. sunshine returns for wednesday, thursday, friday and a warmup this weekend. highs near 60 saturday. have a great day. >> that is your latest weather. carson? >> al, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a trending exclusive. we have a "friends"' union more than a decade in the making. >>> up next, a special rossen reports. an experiment that will get you thinking. >> coming up, ethical dilemma. you're in the grocery store and you hear a mom telling her daughter to steal chocolate. then you watch the daughter steal it. do you say something to the mom? do you say something to the store? our

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