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

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 sei

snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton everyone else carstar reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a the vehicle in front more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. winter blast mother nature has a bullseye on maysville and the surrounding area... if the storm materializes as expected, we're talking up to a foot of snow. are heeding the us this photo, taken at the maysville kroger.... were stocking up indoors. never seen it this for years. crazy. it's friday was better than city crews have also prepared... trucks are already loaded with salt and ready to roll out as the first snow falls. folks in north carolina preparing for what could be a crippling storm... the state

snow tapers by 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 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 preparations underway at airports in major cities up and down the east coast....as the monstrous winter storm approaches... our sara celi joins us live now from c-v-g... and sara... you yourself are one of the people being affected by this storm.. 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- thousand friday and saturday flights have already been scrapped. american airlines said it was canceling all flights friday in charlotte. the carrier said it would ca

more sun to the north and 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 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 tonight. tomorrow the breeze will stay up. we'll be partly sunny and cool with highs in the 40s. then high pressure will 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 good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. can you imagine paying just 39-cents for gas? that's what drivers in texas paid for a couple of few hours yesterday. a company decided to have a customer appreciation happy hour. so from 1 to 5 p.m. it charged people just 39-cents a gallon. prices haven't been that low since 19-69. still to come, much more on

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 everyone else north less than 1 inch. as the snow ends early saturday, temperatures will bottom out in the low 20s. saturday will be dry with decreasing clouds. the high will struggle to reach looking ahead to next week, the sun will make a welcome return on sunday with a high of 33. we climb into the low 40s by monday, but there will be a chance for rain and then a chance for a rain/snow mix monday night. carstar motorists are reminded to allow more time when commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews to do their job. park off street when possible. winter blast school districts across the tri- state are aleady closed ahead of weather. but exactly what goes into that decision? our jordan vi

snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals south of the 275 and east loop including independence and georgetown in looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . 71 / 75 split falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 everyone else north less than 1 inch. winter blast many tri-state students are getting a long weekend for the students are getting a long weekend for the second straight week... so what exactly goes into making the decision to stay open... close... or have a delay? our jordan vilines is live in boone county with more on how officials make the call. live closings, delays and dismissals are rolling in to our newsroom. a lot of places will keep the lights off in classrooms today. that's the big... not so simple choice... districts are now facing. school district is one of dozens that made the early decision to close it's doors today. is paramount in important to parents waiting for that early morning phone call. be sur

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 about oregon protesters. 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 h

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,

``south and east is where the ``steady snow will occur. ``because the drier air is winning ``out, i' ve cut down the snowfall ``totals from a dusting to maybe ``someone picking up an isolated ``inch. ``travel is going to be difficult. ``is a look at the updated ``snowfall amounts. `` over towards peoples is where ``the heavy snow will be. `` ``we will see the second band of ``heavy snow and maybe an inch or ``two. ``once you make it to the ohio ``river. ``very little snowfall will ``accumulate although we will have ``some flurries and snow showers ``off and on through the night ``tonight. ``notice the back edge of the snow ``doesn' t really move much and by ``8:30 p.m. it is pulling away. ``flurries and snow showers will ``continue south and east of the ``metro area. `` i' ``still possible. `` we can keep the jackets because ``it will stay chilly. and for tomorrow, sunshine ``returns. ``that north wind will certainly `` plenty of sunshine and highs in ``the 30' s. `` the next opportunity is monday. ``maybe rain before it turns ``chilly aga

a live look at the radar, most shower activity to the north and east -- south and east of i-95. this is the area where we will see the best chance of rain through the morning. right here through cumberland county and into johnson county. into nash and wilson counties as they go to the south and east, it is not heavy but it will stick around. down to 37. the dew point is 36%. 41 in fayetteville and 42 in clinton. 28 and roxboro, 34 in chapel hill. the satellite radar composite shows rain around south and east of the triangle. to the north and west, clear skies on the satellite picture. that is why it is so cold. you're in the 20's while they are in the 40's. lots of clear real estate. the frontal boundary working through. we are not seeing any big precipitation. that will keep us dry through the weekend. starting today, rain to the south. to the north you are clear. the best chance of rain is to the south and east of the triangle. north and west you stay dry. into tomorrow, skies clear and you've got a great weekend shaping up. 46 in raleigh and cary, 45 in cloudy skies and rain

potential for ``be south and east of metro ``cincinnati. ``amounts. ``as time gets closer, we will ``pinpoint them a little bit ``better. ``know that the further south and ``east you go, snowfall amounts ``will increase considerably over ``a short distance. ``travel will be very difficult if ``not impossible. `` conservatively speaking, ``probably a couple of inches. ``quickly increasing as you drop ``south and east through the new ``>> driver still dealing with the ``snow and the/. ``some streets of not been plowed ``yet and you look at video here. ``this is on columbia parkway. ``a few people out on the highways ``trying to help and some people ``doing it for free. `` he takes us along for the ride. `` >> as you can see, moving along ``just fine. ``have this in mind. `` >> an air compressor for flats, ``exterior ports for jumper ``cables. `` `` but on snow filled days like ``today, sean is driving all over ``the interstate looking for ``people to help. ``>> i justices people whether ``it' s fire, ambulance, foot ``patrol. ``>> he works for

we have a range from as much as some of you picking up close to 10 inches south and east of the metro area. a winter storm warning includes all of northern kentucky and areas south and east of metro cincinnati. these are the folks that will see the greatest amount of snow as well. purple represents the winter weather advisory. lighter snowfall and less of an impact from the system. clouds will build in overnight tonight. you can already see that snow is beginning to creep its way up to northern kentucky. snow is now filling in south and east of cincinnati and you will notice that it stays blue south much longer time than it does north and west of the area. notice how heavily it is snowing south and east of downtown cincinnati. snow over downtown but if you live up towards hamilton or harrison, it' s still not snowing yet. parts of the area of the evening commute not so bad. you have yet to see a flake. even as we go to saturday morning, it continues south and east of the metro area. that' s what is complicating the forecast amounts n.y.c. the range in totals across the area. six to 10

cat taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx morning. 3 for this afternoon, expect south south east winds and partly to mostly cloudy skies should push our temperatures into the upper 30s. temperatures will stay very the workweek and by friday, we could even see temps that reach the mid 40s.heading into the weekend, thing start getting messy on sunday, with a chance of a rain or snow mix. but what has us really intrigued is another winter storm set to arrive here monday night into tuesday. stay tuned for details on that as the system develops. 3 3 3 just one day before the next republican debate on the fox news channel... donald trump says he's going to boycott it. trump's move comes with less than a week before the iowa caucuses. c - b - s news correspondent don champion is at fox news headquarters in new york with more on the why the g - o - p frontrunner is dropping out of the debate. 3 (pkg) -nats-the latest escalation in tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday...saying in part -- "we learned from a secret back channel that the intend to treat donald tru

light snow possible south and east. and then over night and tomorrow snow showers possible for all of us. that cold air follows in right behind. now the future windchills. these will be significant and very important to note. tonight at 9:00 no big deal. tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. feels like 11 in the city. tomorrow evening feeling like the teens and single digits. that is it. tuesday morning through the day on tuesday will be the absolute worst. gusts to 40 miles per hour. feeling like three in the city. feeling like three below in monticello. today it's 37. clouds continue to thicken and looking at light snow later on a dusting to an inch. snow showers moving on through in some spots its could be heavy but they will be quickly moving. tomorrow 28 feels like teens and single digits for us and we'll have passing snow showers to go along with that. for tuesday we take out the snow showers but we keep the frigid weather. 29 degrees again feeling like teens and single digits with winds strongest on tuesday. wednesday and t

we have snow moving along and south east i: 71. -- i -- 71. by the evening commute, your best bet for messy roads will be area south and east. we could get light snow up through butler county. you guys know that even light snow can cause some issues. then, tonight, rough roads at times. snow will continue. do not travel south. the entire state of kentucky entree winter storm warning. that does it all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. it would make me cool. to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant?

well south and east the best chance of getting that in a liquid form. what does that mean for the patriot game? right now that storm should be winding down around that time. i'm not sure what will have fallen at this time but there's a chance it will have ended snow where cold air working in a strong norly wind. early next -- northerly wind. early next week, the coldest weather of the winter so far, it looks like. >> the air force is proving what it -- previewing a what it expects to be a busy year. space x has planned 20 unmanned rocket launches. including one that will take supplies to the international united has also planned launches. speaking of space, check out this new image of saturn. look at how clear that is. nasa releasing a new view of the red planet taken by the cassini spacecraft. the camera took this picture last year. >> a virginia teen honored for an incredible act of heroism. her strength ended up saving six lives. this is shahar lot heffelmire in involvement she managed to lift a burning putt off her father. got it outside of the gara

i would cancel travel plants south and east tomorrow. notice it doesn' t move much further than that until later in the evening. we will see some snow, just not as much to the folks in the south and east. 19 for a low tonight and tomorrow, it will only be cloudy but snow will begin to spread in. it' overnight lows in the teens and 20' s. sheree: furious about a lot of freedom a killer is enjoying imprisoned. how in inmate was live chatting with more than 3000 followers all from his prison cell. and a florida croc making a run sheree: amy schumer is defending itself against accusations that a lot of her jokes are stolen. an online video compares her jokes to those of other comedians. the 34-year-old insists that she had not seen any of the material posted by others and that she would go so far to take a polygraph test to prove she is not stealing anyone' s jokes. a convicted murderer appears to be living it up online and family members are furious. the victims as the man i killed her brother has been going live from prison on periscope. he

after the noon hour mainly south and east of the city we have a chance of our best bet during daylight showers for snow is south and west of the over night snow showers north of the city it could be a snow squall. that means it could mooif move quickly. including arctic air. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news this we learned four americans imprisoned in iran have left if country. >> the prisoner swap was laid out yesterday. don champion is following developments. >> reporter: good morning. a send your official just con confirmed that the freed left iranian air space headed to germany. iran's president said his country has now opened up a new chapter in relations with the world. >> it was just such an amazing moment. >> the long wait is finally over for the wife of american pastor saeed abidini. she told her children their father would be coming home. >> it's 7:30 on the morning in a weekend and usually they're like leave us alone. >> washington post reporter jason risen, a former marine and american businessman were all being held in iran and being set free. >> iranian state telev

cat taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx morning. 3 for this afternoon, expect south south east winds and partly to mostly cloudy skies should push our temperatures into the upper 30s. temperatures will stay very the workweek and by friday, we

notice we have clouds from about raleigh, point to the south and east and a little bit of rain trying to hang on in extreme southeastern parts of the viewing area. look back down to the south though in south carolina. we have more rain that is going to be heading in but if you look at the trajectory here, it is moving to the north and east. it is likely the same community that have already seep some rain will see the rain this afternoon and this evening with this next wave possibly a couple of those moving into the triangle. we do have a stalled-out front offshore and we'll via couple of waves right along that because it is so far east of raleigh. the best chance will be east of us for the rain. it look like we could have up to about 1/2 inch along the coast. here is a look at rain chances through outthe day today. this is 1:00 this afternoon b a north. southern counties. as we get to 5:00 for the evening commute, rain chance goes up "little bit for the triangle but it is still higher east. we start dry out overnight tonight. tomorrow looks pretty. for today, a gray day. temperatures

rapids....police are investigating gun-fire in the 15-hundred block of 7th avenue south-east. east.just afr 7 this morning, the department received multiple calls from people who say they heard several l ots in that area. nobody was hurt.one person was arrested at the scene.right now - we don't know the in the process of executing a search warrant at a residence. a waterloo man now faces 30-years in prison. prison.yesterday a jury found marchello rembert guilty on gun and drug charges.he was arrested in june for r having a loaded pistol and 15 baggies of cocaine.because of prior convictions, rembert was not allowed to have a fire-arm.in addition to jailtime, he also faces a one-point-two-million dollar fine. a a n who allegedly passed out counterfiet money has been arrested by cedar rapids police. police.mendel holmes is accused of giving a fake 100-dollar bill to a clerk at the kum and go station on mount vernon road south-east yesterday morning.holmes' vehicle was reported to police, and he was later arrested during a traffic stop. holmes is charged with forgery, a class-d f

traveling and maybe ``getting to the airport this ``weekend, you don' t one ahead ``towards the east coast. ``south and east of us, more snow ``this time. ``

mainly cloudy skies with some showers to our south and east. 40 at lunchtime. still some rain this afternoon and evening with temperatures normal. highs today in the mid-40s. we will be well above normal later this weekend. temperatures will climb into the 106. we'll take a look at how warm it getsment coming up. already. how are we looking right now. >> so far, so good for the most part at least on major routes. we'll have a story here in just a few minutes right after this traffic report about an accident in southern wake county overnight that took out some utility lines. at this point, rock rvice staying road remains closed at elridge drive. consider using old stage road as a good alternate route through the rest of the morning. extra time there. we could see a change in the congestion patterns on 42 and old stage road. just getting word of a minor accident on tryon at trail wood and an accident on green at calvary. a lot of people waking up to the rain especially south and east of the triangle over in samson and wayne county. this is fayetteville. you can s

``the snow continues at heaviest ``south and east of the metro. ``a few isolated pockets near the ``metro area. ``look at that wind out of the ``north. ``not a bad looking weekend but ``you will need to jacket when the ``snow stops. ``overnight will be very cold. ``it looks like the next weather `` ``george: it' s not a complete ``wipeout that a lot of the games ``have been rescheduled. ``we found these games for the ``blitz tonight. ``all of kentucky is wiped out. ``we have highlights of these ``games and a look at jaron ``cumberland tonight on blitz five ``at 11:00. ``the men will be in action ``tonight and tip-off at 7:00 ``against illinois. ``they look to make it two ``straight conference wins. ``saturday, five games to keep an ``eye on. `` kentucky plays at 4:00 and miami ``at 7:00. ``you see had a big-time visitor ``last night. ``kenyon martin, his number is ``retired. ``this was his first time back ``since the senior night game in ``february of 2000. ``>> his jerseys not hanging up ``for no reason. ``toughness. `` it' s cool, i wish we coul

structures in south-east asia. i.s.i.l. has the intent. i think the consolidation of factors and groups around individuals like the one involved in planning this attack can help to accelerate the process by which i.s.i.s. formally expands into the region. i think what we saw is a key turning point in terms of i.s.i.s.'s acceleration in the region. could there be a strong backlash in the country. >> i would hope so. but what you have to recognise, as you mentioned, the groups used to be active. there have been successful government efforts to act against them. there is the possibility that they could reverge if i.s.i.s.'s leadership exports military capabilities. and the resources. there is the possibility that the groups could come back in a new and indifferent way. >> how much is it about i.s.i.l. leadership. is it focused on the attacks. or are we facing affiliates. >> i would argue that the reason that we see the expansion, and the terror campaign is the fact that i.s.i.s. is caught within iraq and syria. it provides i.s.i.s. with a san

but if you need farther to the south and east and did fall on the ground for maysville, georgetown and west union with the higher amounts heading farther to the south and east. here' s the and then the system is moving off to the east and ocean heading into the rest of re going to see the end of our winter weather. we' ll vesome dry or weather this weather storm is dealing with, it will and then we have high pressure building and that means ?oin in the footballsinger just ahead. >> and for those shoveling near driveways it is clearing off the sidewalks. if you get outside to enjoy, some of that winter weather you' re able to do so even tomorrow with the forecast. tonight partly cloudy skies won' t allow the temperature to bottom out in the midteens so it' s a very cold one for us. bear in mind any bit of wind we have in the wake of the system will create really cold wind chill values because today we' re running nearly 10 below the seasonal average of 39. 30 this afternoon. we have 35 for tomorrow. a little bit of snow melt as we possible rain andy snow move 40 mark on friday and that

it is best if you do not travel, especially south and east of cincinnati. in kentucky or south central ohio, travel will become impossible at some point tomorrow night. winter storm warnings all the way back down towards the memphis area. wenzhou storm warnings in effect for parts of the wlwt of ealing area. this is where the snow will have the greatest impacted west union, waynesville, mount olivet, maybe even owenton tomorrow night, travel will be difficult, if not impossible in some areas. the winter weather advisory and purple. from this storm, and that includes the greater cincinnati metro area. we use these computer models to help guide us. already tonight, the national -- the actual storm center is farther south. that leads me to be more confident in the fact that we are dealing with lower amounts in metro cincy. not too far away, it will ramp up for neglect. the snow still looks like it will start something the ohio river around noon, maybe in cincinnati between noon and 2:00, maybe 3:00. i do not think the evening commute will be terrible right here

south and east towards anderson township across northern kentucky, an inch or 2. and heavier amounts down to the south and east. so again what we have done for 10 days is talked about these bands being able to move one way or the other depending upon the storm track and right now it's looking like the final shift is to the south and east. we still have snow coming down. again it's not going to be the amount but another night with some slippery driving because the temperatures staying well below freezing. denise has the latest. >> reporter: you made a good points. thursday we had more accidents than wednesday. because of the icy conditions. tomorrow morning could be a now if you're heading out, 71, 75, right around richwood. it's mostly just wet. south of that town around (inaudible) seeing more snow on the interstate. as far as earlier today we did dodge a bullet. this is right around 75. south. down just north of london and in that area. so they had a lot of snow. we got really lucky. right now at least we have good news. this is the 275 loop. everybody on -- righ

don't be surprised to see that mainly from the city south and east best shot to see that would be south jersey and delaware from the storm that is passing by to our south and east. let check it out temperature wise big change compared to yesterday a at this time. anywhere from seven to 12 degrees colder. now we will be dealing with typical mid-january conditions today, right now, mid 30's in philadelphia, as well as reading at this hour. twenty-eight in mount pocono. nothing terribly cold outside right now. suburbs the same deal cold spot may be dipping down in the upper 20's very early this morning. quakertown at 27 degrees. coldest spot on the map. wind are light, by 5 miles an hour or less, for the most part so no harsh wind chills to deal with. that will change late tonight and tomorrow. is there storm scan three. we have a few areas of broken clouds and few peaks of sun early this morning otherwise, skies will go mostly cloudy as a storm passes by to the south and east. today, there you go increasing included cover, temperatures in the mid 30's by mid morning, upper 30's to near 40

the south east wind 10 miles per hour with us overnight tonight and tomorrow that will broader view another storm system gaining strength in the midsection of the country and you can see high-level clouds straining from the florida panhandle to the bahamas but it's very hh pressure at the surfacacit gives us a south east wi and over the next 24 hours it's a moisture surge from the south with drier air to the north brings rain back monday, 70 percent chance of rain, 20 percent tuesday and we dry out for a few days until we bump the chance back up for the upcoming weekend. florida keys 40 0 50 percent chance to see rain overnight and miami-dade and broward will follow suit tomorrow. but we are loong at in our morning commute wet toward the florida keys and the model is showing not quite a widespread event here but i think it is under-doing it. i think we will see in the afternoon hours that is where the concentration happens from rain chance 70 percent. if you're heading to the beach tomorrow it's not the best day we willlle cloudy and wet surf 1 to 2 feet and no adadvisory on the coastline a

for the bus ride home, it will be snowing areas south and due east of downtown cincinnati. for the evening commute, best met for messy road south of downtown and in through areas east of downtown cincinnati. tonight, expect steady snow and rough roads at times. especially if you are heading south. central kentucky could have a foot of snow. if you are traveling south into kentucky or tennessee, you need to cancel those plans. lisa: rigging now, fire crews battling flames at a home in lockland at locus street. we have learned it is fully engulfed but we can tell you everyone has made it out safely. 5:43 right now. preparations are underway for a much as 30 inches of snow throughout the mid-atlantic and northeast. mark: as wlwt news 5' s jennifer schack tells us forecast predictions have caused a massive amount of flight cancellations. jennifer? jennifer: about 75 million people are in the storm' s path nearly 30 million of those are expecting white out conditions. with blizzard warning this weekend from d.c. to new york city. airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of t

host: south east asia is a popular destination for tourists but there's one country, , myanmar, whichself up to tourism, following the end of its military regime. yet myanmar boasts a special attraction: one of south east asia's largest inland lakes, lake indodschi. a tour of the lake in a canoe may let you catch a glimpse of rare birds and wetland species. reporter: change in his country has been slow in coming. but a new era is on the horizon. most of the men at lake indawgyi earn their livelihoods from fishing. that has always been the case. zwe zaw zaw win is ambitous. the 20-year-old has a bachelors degree in economics. >> i want to be a tour guide, it's a great job. tourism could be an economic motor for this region, we make a better living. i can offer them a great experience here and can make money. it's a win-win situation. reporter: currently northern myanmar is still not a big tourist draw. it takes an entire day to get here from the capital, and it's a five-hour drive to the nearest airport. zwe and ten other young locals aim to put their home on the tourism map. they've b

don: spotty showers south and east of the triangle. more about that in the complete we don: welcome back. taking a look at the weather window. i think you will see some raindrops in the sand hill. 30's and climbing only to the 40's by lunchtime. today is the coolest of the next seven. up north, clear and spots. colder in roxboro, oxford and southfield. you are not seeing precipitation. 35 in chapel hill, 38 and wilson. we are seeing warm, moist air. 41 in smithfield, 42 in fayetteville, 44 in lumberton. right now, temperatures in the 30's by lunchtime. 43 degrees. showers south and east of the triangle. we will see some of those through the i-95 corridor. alamance county might see sunshine before the sunset. a warmer weekend ahead. barbara: the owners of a self-described animal shelter in hoke county facing animal deplorable conditions. the aspca brought in trailers to treat animals while volunteers from humane societies and rescue groups helped remove more than 600 dogs, cats, horses, birds and livestock. >> the animals -- we're seein

the biggest question for us will be, how far south and east will the cold air go. as of now, the rain/snow line will start right over hampton roads on friday then slide closer to richmond by saturday. )bulls eye ) for snow will be in northern virginia and areas north where they could see close to 2 feet of snow. snow accumulation is possible for us but much lower numbers. we will fine-tune our snow forecast as we get a better rain/snow line will linger. now here )s kristen crowley to new details right now its been two weeks since we first told you about a norfolk girl )s goal to help one thousand girls in need. the program is so successful, it got the attention of a famous hollywood actor. newschannel 3 s allison mechanic spoke with the girl yesterday and has the update. 4:16:15 reading letter it says what an amazing project you are undertaking good luck from sherry hoffman this letter that gianni graham is reading -- came in a shipment of donated barbie dolls today. 4:18:00 i feel excited i guess according to graham -- shipments like this one from pasadena, califo

wednesday out of the east south east and humidity 74 percent. this is the stormtracker and we are following a shield of rain come up from the eastern gulf of mexico and it's starting to make a big turn already impactmake a big turn already impacting naples parts of fort myers we have high pressure to the east. a front to our north. we are kind of caught in the milt here. a lot of this moisture will make a turn back to miami-dade, broward couldn't and even the keys.. starting tonight sticking around tomorrow and possibly in through thursday. mostly cloudy tonight. you can se the front movinin through central florida tomorrow. a chance of some pockets of area of low pressure moves in to the gulf and then makes its way across central florida by thursday bringing with it yet another chance for heavy rain here for us and it appears thatlake okeechobee may get the brunt of all the rain anywhere between two and 4 inches of rainfall there here's marine forecast. risk of rip current at the beach. small craft exercise caution. biscayne bay with a moderate

storm is still going to be to the south and the storm center is going to strengthen as it passes south and east well south and east of nantucket as of right now. so what that means is a pretty sharp cut off to the northern fringe of this storm. it will put us on the cooler side although with marginal temperatures on the cape there occurs and it pulls out of here pretty quickly as it looks right now on sunday morning. duration convenient but nonetheless comes down steadily and heavily for a few hours especially south of boston. so, keep in mind it's still only wednesday but an early estimate here puts the highest risk for 6 or more inches from the south shore back down near the cape cod canal potentially the vin card as well and from the providence back through -- vineyard as well and from the providence. the totals will be less at nantucket and north of boston there will be a sharp cut off with the amounts tapering off very quickly back up to the mass new hampshire border and nonevent north that. not good news for ski country this is a southern new england event. wind gusts projection maybe str

more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s warm up into the 50s and good morning, hampton roads. let's check 10 on your side is working to learn more about a swat situation that caused a school in virginia beach to lockdown. nats of explosions a viewer sent us this yesterday. police tell us they spent trying to serve 47-year-old kevin hall a warrant. officers say it ended peacefully and they arrested hall on conspiracy and grand larceny charges. nearby salem elementary was on lockdown as a precaution. budget buster? coming up we'll hear from governor terry mcaullife on how much the cleanup from this past weekend's winter storm will cost. plus water crisis. the mayor in flint, michigan hires a virginia professor to and we have a 10 time saver tr

are close together before they should reach the ground. there's a tight. snow will be focused south and east downtown. we're at 26 now. sycamore high school. thalmus at 25. and down 20-25 overnight. and snow will be favored, south, southeast of downtown. there is no snow, well northwest downtown. big system, big impact. in the tennessee valley. woor in the far northern edge. snow, peebles, augusta, perhaps the back edge of the shield of precipitation, tries to build to the west at times. i think is struggles to accumulate and coverage of snow rapidly diminishes as we get to the overnight. we will be mostly sunny tomorrow. threat level, be aware. more like be prepared. cincinnati, some slick spots at best. flurries, and all snow to the southeast. visibilities will be down. we'll start tomorrow at 23. snow this evening, especially southeast. will be mostly sunny. we're at 31. planning forecast, up to 43 monday. showers coming in light. more snow showers likely on tuesday. the message, out and about this evening update on local12.com. updates all the way live at 11:00 tonight. i believe we'll h

that shows you the shower activity we've been having moving to the south and east. we're pretty much done in d.c. areas north and west. south and east of town, still a couple of hours or so before we get rid of all the shower active. another good thing we're above freezing. 36 in cumberland. we do have subfreezing 20s in the mountains. but it's 40 in town and the low 50s in norfolk. we'll have a midday high in the low to mid-40s. we'll drop to the upper 30s later thank. tonight will get very cold. grab the sunglasses. it will be a sunny day. everything will ice back up by tomorrow morning. got enough problems without the ice this morning. larry miller, i don't remember a rush hour like this in a long time. >>> this is probably the first time in a long time i've seen something like this as well. again because of the issues on the beltway, again that jackknifed tractor-trailer on braddock road as well as other issues in silver spring, we've downgraded the beltway. again snow and ice on 95, 66, 50 as well as the bw parkway. we do have some service adjustments again for

more out of the east where they are, now from the south east later today. that will be largely responsible for warming up these temperatures quickly through the morning. what is not so much is abundant sunshine. by 10:00 or 11:00, we start to see it thicken up. breaks, not going to be overcast, but there will be times you are seeing a lot of gray, not a lot of blue out there. but we stay dry through the daytime hours. heading through the evening, a few stray showers beginning to pop up through 10:00 our coverage will be around 20%. after that, it will start to increase, but more importantly, the intensity of the storms increases during the overnight hours, but especially into tomorrow morning. notice, 5:00 tomorrow, we start to see some of the heavier showers and thunderstorms moving onshore and we can't rule out an isolated strong to severe storm with these as well as they track from the daytime highs today will be in the 70s. we'll not worry about the rain chances. a great day to get out on the water. winds out of the east, south east, light tap on the ba

worst is south and east, less to the north and west. traveling south and east later today, down i-71/i-75, east so 32, and east on 52, travel that way is going to be pretty bad. 24, cloudy with a windchill of 13. it's going to get windy. returns on radar, none of this is reaching the ground. brandonor has been about that. that snow goes from a solid to a gas to a vapor, so it's not coming around, that will pivot our way, let's show you a graphic altime line. graphical time line. even the georgetown closing to west union and maysville. here we go toward noon, just south of 71, owing ton dry ridge. batavia even with some, connorsville, aura, still quiet, finally late afternoon, we begin to see that pivot toward downtown cincinnati. the snow starts, depend look at how it winds up, think that in the mind early in the storm by 8:00 it pivots back past 71. some areas north and west, we're going to get some snow in hamilton, not a great deal. 25 is the snow. lingers a little longer in the eastern counties. here is one model. west. two inches in

south and east, temperatures at 29 degrees in the atlantic city airport, 25 in millville, and so as weo throw throughout the day, breezy and cold, below freezing. around 40 degrees, and 41 is normal this time of yeerar, and top out at 43 later on this afternoon. back in the 30s for your saturday evening plans. more about the cold weather this weekend, and colder for the workweek. more on that coming up. >>> one week ago with the warm temperatures, it wouldn't have seemed so bad, a different feeling now, but that did not stop hundreds of diving head first into 2016. they number offed in yesterday, and atlantic city and ocean city had had people diving into the ocean. if of the events raised money for charities. one couple took the plunge after really taking the plunge, getting married the night before. >> for a great cause, we love to run, never done it before, so as a new married couple, great to try something new. >> this was the largest of four polar plunges at the shore to benefit causes like multiple sclerosis and breast cancer research and awareness. >>> special delivery that give