i recommend taking john young parkway or south texas avenue around this morning. they are detouring off. taking alternates, allow a few extra minutes so you can be safe and deal with any inevitable delays because of everybody trying to get to alternates. fortunately, that is the only major crash we have for right now. everything is moving along well. a live look, i-4 by kirkman, eastbound and westbound sides. no major delays. right now, it looks like your drive times maintaining a nice pace. back over to you. >> the field of candidates vying for the white house got smaller. >> find out who is still in this race. >> an investigator deputies say was deliberately hit by a car what she says about her future as deputies continue to search for a suspect. >> in orange county, one person was killed in a hit and run crash. parts of orange blossom trail is closed as troopers investigate. an update is next. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiat

(matt) south texas residents woke up this morning to severe weather including spectacular lightning, flooding rain, and even hail that closed some schools and caused lots of problems for drivers. skies lit up over beeville around five a-m with viewers reporting lots of lighting in the area. the weather was much worse in other parts of south texas, however, with san antonio commuters driving in flooded streets. in del rio, damage to a power substation left about 10-thousand people without electricity. in this week's centsable health: a saucy recipe to spice up your welcome to subway, what can i make for you? how 'bout crunching into flavor with a fritos chicken enchilada melt? pulled chicken in enchilada sauce, melty monterey cheddar, fresh veggies and fritos corn chips! hurry in today! recipe from fareway foods registered dietitian whitney packebush for centsable health. good to see you. we will be using some pork today. whitney: yes, we are making pork-style gyros. we're usually a really nice cut of pork here. it's very fast cooking. i'm going to show you how to do the tzatziki sauc

the skyline of south texas has darkened. mike: just because you're paying $1.34 at the pump, you know, when you're doing that in life is great, there's somebody on the other side of it that's on a complete different spectrum. they're hurting. they're fighting for their lives. scott: betting on how long this slump will last is like getting into a game of texas hold 'em. it's high stakes poker, but some analysts are predicting a rebound by the end of 2016. ahead on "full measure" -- the candidates have passed go with iowa. and now it's on to new hampshire and a few new attacks. scott: with the first in the nation caucuses beghind them, the 2016 presidential candidates have set their sights on the first in the nation primary. tuesday, voters in new hampshire cast their ballots. while some candidates are hoping to capitalize of the momentum gained in iowa, others need a win in the granite state to stay in the race. here's your quick dose of week's "campaign incredible." >> i am not making promises that i can't keep. >> on the he

some 200 drilling rigs formed an orange beacon in the eagle ford shale area of south texas. motivated by high prices and armed with new drilling black gold in the shale fields, pumping out record barrels of crude around the clock. all those rigs required workers and the industry went on a hiring spree. mike: i can remember the first time i made $50,000, i thought that was amazing. the first time i made $200,000 a year, i thought i was donald trump. scott: the lone star state alone accounted for nearly half of all jobs created nationwide between 2009 and 2011. kevin: the story of u.s. producers for the last four decades has been one of unmitigated production enthusiasm. very enthusiastically, producers borrowed and invested and continued to grow their production in the u.s., and there was a market for that oil. until there wasn't. scott: all that "texas tea" flooded the market. and the basic laws of supply and demand kicked in. too much oil brought the prices crashing down. texans who are out of work as the rigs have disappred. and belt tightening is underway at blue-chip ene

officials says he died of natural causes while on a hunting trip in south texas. he was 79 years old. outside the u-s supreme court ... a flag at half-staff, flowers and candles marking the passing of justice antonin scalia. "tonight, we honor his extraordinary service to our nation, and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time." justice scalia was 79 - the longest- serving justice on the current court - but still his death at a texas ranch came without warning. and it came in the middle of landmark court calendar - with nothing less than the boundaries of presidential power under review. his passing sets the stage for a political battle royale over his successor - and the supreme court's balance of power. on a polarized bench ... he was as well known fiery dissents - the cornerstone of a conservative wing that influenced the law of the land on issues ranging from affirmative action and abortion . to gun ownership and free speech - not to mention obamacare. but he was a firm proponent of the letter of the law - not the intent of the founding fathers.

and 80 in south texas, colder north, and northwest, readings in 30s and 40s, and l.a. check in with a high of 60. so looking at future cast, we'll have partly cloudy skies tonight, tomorrow we start with eely peaks of sun but clouds will thicken up. front impacts the area about 1:00 ethis is when we'll see first showers development then by evening, i think a steady rainfall across jersey shore, and parts of long island, areas of the rainfall. >> tuesday, sunshine, our dry day before next system works in that will bring a good aim of rain full on wednesday, tonight dry, and nice lows in 30s. tomorrow, increasing cloud, have your umbrella after 12 or within :00, and temperatures in up are 40s to mid 50s. tuesday, a break, dry on this day, before rain arrives on wednesday, this rain will be heavy at times with a trusty wind, it will be a windswept rain. but something to note, temperature, it is go going to be in upper fifths -- 50s, temperatures drop into 40s by the end of the week we stay dry until weekend, a possible slow/rainmaker by sunday, temperatures staying above

scalia was found dead apparently of natural causes on the ground of a luxury resort in south texas. good evening everybody. i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timmeney at this hour many of the details of scalia death are unknown. according to reports, scalia arrived friday at a private residence in the big bend area of south texas for private party. he was found dead in his room this morning after he failed to appear for breakfast. a cause of death has not been released. scalia served in the nixon and ford administrations first at minor administrative agencies and then as an assistant attorney general. scalia was nominated to the u.s. supreme court in 1986 by president ronald reagan. >>> scalia served on the supreme court for nearly 30 years and he was the first italian-american justice on the high court. considered one of the more prominent legal think kearse of his generation scalia was known for delivering blunt and even scathing pins. he was often accused by his oppose sers of a allowing his conservative views to influence his legal judgment. but did he on occasion please liberals by

he was visiting a private residence in south texas, a u.s. marshals service spokesperson says he arrived at the ranch on friday and attended a private party with 40 people. when he did not appear for breakfast, somebody found the body in his room. offici evidence of foul play. the texas governor released a statement calling scalia a man of god and an unwavering defender of the constitution. he was nominated to the supreme court in 1986 by president reagan. again, justice and 70 -- justice anthony scalia dead at. >> thank you. joining us now to talk more about this is our national correspondent scott thuman. the political fallout from this is enormous potentially. >> it is something we saw instantly. we saw a tweet from ted cruz saying that the next appointee should be something decided by the next president. going to facea is fierce opposition. the president would like to put somebody in there. to continue the one who is going to follow up on things like gay marriage and obamacare. what he is going to face is a lot of republicans there they a

so i wrote another check on wednesday, and mailed it to south texas assemblies of god, p.o. box 9714, houston, texas. you're asking, w would you pay another $50 since you already paid your faith promise? i was just 21, but i knew that anything that was going to work this fast, i was going to work the living daylights out of it. so wednesday night i'm playing the piano again. happy. she walks up, again they walk in service ahead of everybody and she says, god wouldn't let us sleep last night. he told u to buy that trailer for you. and gave me another $10 next week i go to leonard norville's church in san antonio, i'm playing the piano, real gruf says, here! i turn around. he shoves something in my hand. it was a $100 bill. here's my reaction, oh, thank you, thank you, thank you, oh, thank you. this is what he said back, real mean, don't thank me. when god tells you to do something, you have to go ahead and do it. and it was the first time that i ever understood luke 6:38. i calls men to give to you. and he did. it was phenomenal. now, here's something fascinating. i had faithe

he was found dead apparently of natural causes at a luxury resort in south texas.r he failed to appear for breakfast. scalia served in several administration nixon and ford administrations first in minor positionpositions then assistant attorney general he was nominated to the u.s. supreme court in 1986 by then president ronald reagan. served four years being involved in some historic cases. he was 79 years old. >>> the philadelphia home show is now underway at the pennsylvania convention center. more than 300 exhibitors are there to display everything from home improvements. you should hang out. you're doing that right now. >> i need to go. >> to home decor searches. the home show will be open again today and next weekend. >>> we have been warning you all show but here it is. a new bug could render your iphone useless. online hoax shows this picture encouraging users to set the date on their phones to januar january 1st, 1970 to see a retro mode on your phone. i don't know why anybody would do that. >> that sounds cool. >> i guess the problem is, it crashes your p

the hawks held their media day before they fly to south texas next week. the expectations are the same as last year: make it to the college world series. >> i don't think there's any pressure. this year's team it different. different group of guys, different leaders. but the foundation was laid by the guys who left last year. and i just think this team is fired up to go out and play. for a good undation for this year's. but that's the past. we're trying to do what we're trying to do. >> tom [ indiscernible ] and his second ranked iowa wrestlers are grappling against montana state northern. iowa won the first 50 to "you know it doesn't matter what level they are... if a guy has two arms, two legs, and a brain, he's going to go out there and try to beat you. so that's what i look at... ththindividual matchups.. where we need to key, how we need to prepare, how we need to keep moving forward.. and how we get ready everyday to continue to get.. and that's a universal biblical principle." vance light knows all about working hard -- when he's not in the mount ve

sources say the 79-year-old justice died in his sleep at his ranch in south texas. good evening, i' m stephanie woods. adam: i am adam sexton. i aixa diaz has the latest. reporter: the u.s. marshal service in washington has confirmed his death at a private residence in southwest texas. the chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts, issued a to report the death of his ordinary individual and jurist. robert says his passing is a loss to the court and country he loyally served. the conservative justice was appointed to the court by this year would have marked 30 years he served on the bench. adam: right now, almost the entire state is under a wind chill warning. temperatures tonight will drop well below zero with the wind making it feel much colder than that. stephanie: wmur has live team coverage of the frigid temperatures tonight, and we begin with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: the wind is making it feel bitterly cold on your skin when you step outside this evening. we have dropped into the single digits. this is the actual air temperature. four degree

south texas is seeing lot of hail, heavy rain and wis. strong thunderstorms mod through the state ovnight....my counties were under a severe storm warning. forecasters say the worst of the storm shou move this afton, but high winds cod still prlem. werful waves alsoook out a beach home in hawaii. sidents say thocean smashed into a prective barron the north shore. when neighbors saw the damage, they knew it was only tter of time forehe use uld fall. was erosion, the rerbthe wa was rusting away.. it was ju a tion of when it was goa llapse homeowner was t fore the llapse thorits say they also had to cse down a 12 mile stretch of the highway in nolulu because giant waves were smashing onto ads. a colorado city igeg arnd a lot easier... now that his stolen wheelchair has been found. we'll tell you where it turn up. and wo is underway now protect parts of pueblo during the upcoming look at... three communities in el paso couy y they were shocked wh the discover what was in theidrinking water. at least sev wes we shut downueo th prence otwo thin

it is in south texas and atlanta. the storm that brought rain and storms yesterday for us still going out there around areas of we are seeing it in new york, ohio, west virginia, a lot of snow today. that system is out in the atlantic for us. this is the front we are tracking that will come in across the gulf tonight and early in the morning. no rain or clouds along the front. this will be a different story. a dry front is expected for us over land. temperatures 59 in brooksville evening. 62 lakewood ranch in downtown tampa. 61 st. pete and river view. looks like they are working on the fence line in the grand stands going in downtown st. pete for the race coming up. that should be exciting. it is to see the open wheel cars running in the streets of st. petersburg. 59 to start dinner time hours. mid 50s later tonight as we go through the evening hours. not as windy as earlier today. wake up temperature of 49 degrees. the front will be moving through around the day break hours. look at future cast. we'll stop this for

secretary clinton began her political ka year in 1972 registering south texas voters.they are certainly coming back, they are reminding all of their old friends of these relationships. but i was down in south texas last week and i started to sense some tremors that the local college, some of the kids were starting to feel the bern and were loving bernie sanders. so it's much like what we are seeing playout in south carolina. you have these voting blocs that the clintons are trying to remind, hey, we've been there for you for decades. and the kids are just starting to revolt some. >> ifill: andy shain, are you probably getting ready for all these ads to go off the air but what are voters seeing and saying in their mail boxes, on their radio and on television? >> well, for the most part it's been on television. and what we are seeing mostly is hillary clinton ads at the moment. between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, they've spent about, as of last week, 1.5 million here in the state. that's about the same as what donald trump spent and he was way behind jeb bush and

group most at risk, the cdc says 1 in 2 gay black men will be infected with hiv, they found the south texas to florida has a higher rate than the rest of the country. >>> the rocky mountain air shows have been canceled after low attendance numbers last year. city leaders say they are disappointed, they blame contracting and scheduling issues with the organizers, colorado sport aviation, they put on a show at rocky mountain airport as well and the director said they have had successful air shows and couldn't have one in 2014 due to construction and last year attendance was down. >> normally you want 30,000 people attending an air show. last year we had about 7. that prompted us to talk with basically, i think the realty was we weren't able to move forward with an air show this year. >> we reached out to the organizer of both events, colorado sport aviation, didn't hear back. aurora tells us it hopes to have an air show in the future. >>> parts of the 16th street mall are getting a face lift. mayor hancock announced the city will install more than 180 new street lights, led lights to cut ener

he died in his sleep in a private residence in south texas. he was considered the court's most firey conservative expose has a long and distinguished career. he practiced with a law firm in cleveland, ohio, then joined the faculty of the university of virginia school of law. he was a visiting professor at stafford from 1980 to 1981. nominated in 1986 by president reagan. here's more on the man considered very conservative. >> justice schoolie's sudden death has the chance to be a political game changer, as the anchor of the conservative wing of the court passes during the desk of a liberal presidency. >> associate justice antonin scalia was found dead of apparent natural causes at a resort in west texas. he died in his sleep. scalia was the longest serving justice on the current united states supreme court, nominated by president ronald reagan in 1986. >> i'm getting nominated to the supreme court is the culmination of a dream, of course, and i'm greatly honored the president would have such confidence in me. >> he was confirmed nancely by the

marshals service confirming at a private home in south texas. he was 79. chief justice john roberts saying in a statement, he was an extra ordinary individual, he was found dead this morning when he did not show up for breakfast. president ronald reagan nominated justice scalia to the high court. he took his seat on september 26, 1986 and was the longest-serving current justice. you can look for updates at 6:30 p.m. on world news tonight and right now since :00, we are in first alert mode because of dangerous cold. looking at the raleigh skyline, you can see the skies are clear, but if you have spent any time outside today, you know the biting chill and piercing wind in the air. tonight is the night that we bottom now, the lowest temperatures we will see all week. liz: we have already fallen to just 30 degrees here in raleigh, even colder off of the north. tonight, many areas may feel more like 5-15 degrees. we will show you, 27, rockwell. lower 30's, fayetteville and clinton. look at how cold it fears -- feels right now. 24, raleigh. 27, fayetteville. 16,

the 79-year-old scalia apparently died of natural causes while on a trip to south texas. pete williams remembers one of the most conservative justices in recent years. << ((nats)) "i, antonin scalia, do solemnly swear..." ... the nation's first italian-american justice was put on the supreme court in 1986 by ronald reagan. though he later became a lightning rod for criticism ... ... he was confirmed unanimously, 98 to zero, after nators he had no plans to reshape the law: ((nats)) list of things i want to do. my only agenda is to be a good judge." once there, scalia became one of its most outspoken conservatives, an author of fiery dissents ... ... and a steadfast opponent affirmative action in hiring and school admissions ... ... and of abortion rights. the landmark case of roe v wade, he said, was wrongly decided, declaring rights that the founding fathers never intended: ((sot)) "abortion, homosexual conduct, what -- nobody ever thought that they had been included in the rights contained in the bill of rights." scalia said judges should be bound by the words of laws th

[laughter] one that i have worked on for some time, very deep south, southern texas. and you may be wondering why this guy with a funny accent here is about the united states. while it is very simple, ladies and gentlemen, what's good for america is good for the world and when america does well to the world does both. when america is weak, the world becomes a seemingly dangerous place and that isn't a hypothesis or fear or something that i've dreamt up were written on the back of a cocktail napkin. it's what we are living right now in that reality with the united states that has been weakened by an administration that doesn't appear to be acting in america's best interest around the world. and as a direct result of that, right now america is not in the position that she has always been. and i happen to be beefed up primary reason for that is this totalitarian ideology called political correctness. political correctness is behind every single major problem in america today. whether we talk about open borders, the police having to have their own handcuffs, declining edu

say he was the last person to see irene garza alive when she attended a confession in a church in south texas. garza was 25 years old at the time. he denies killing her but investigators say he told another former priest a different story. extradited to texas. conditions. we start with low 60s. doing a little better but don't get used to the milder mornings here. we have changes coming up. by the way the winds not as gusty today, breezy but about 20 miles an hour. that would be the most as we head through the afternoon. 34 at crystal river. 50 tampa. 53 in spelt and again -- st. pete and again looking at winds sustained, 10 to 20. titan doppler radar quiet. don't have to worry about rain but on the satellite and radar perspective as we widen out, hard to see but low level clouds moving in. that will filter the sunshine early this morning but i think those will lift by later today and so that will allow us for full sunshine by noontime and heading into the early afternoon with highs in the mid-50s out is there. should be in the low 70s, not going to get anywhere near that at least today. look

you see showers over the deep south, texas into arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, that's parthe storm system that will be coming to us as rain. it's going to bring with it some warm air that will keep us in the warm zone. it makes progress by 6:00 tomorrow morning, that rain will still be to our south. during the later morning hours it starts to move into delaware and south jersey. that's noontime tomorrow. the rain will be moving in for tomorrow afternoon. then it will stay for a while. for today, you'll see sunshine. 39 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00, the sun will be up. the temperatures will be up to 43 and 48 degrees at lunch time. making weekend plans? looks like it will be dry, just a slight chance of a shower early on saturday and partly to mostly sunny skies. a little on the cool side. 43 on saturday, milder weather with mostly sunny skies sunday. full seven-day forecast to show you how long the rain will last this week when i come back in the next half hour. >> see you then. thanks. >>> 4:21. let's get you out the door this monday morning and check the roads before you head

supreme court justice antonin scalia was found dead at a private residence in the big bend area of south texas. the services spokeswoman said he had retired for the evening and was found dead in the morning when he did not appear for breakfast. officials say it appears the justice died of natural causes. he was a longest-serving justice on the current court, nominated in 1986 by president reagan and confirmed by a vote of 98-0. he was 79. in 2012, justice scalia was a guest on c-span's "q&a." this is just over >> this week on q&a our guest is supreme court associate justice antonin skull. is called reading the law. interpretation of legal texts. ♪ lamb: your book reading the law, why now? why now?calia: because i finished working on it. brian lamb: how important is this book? this is theia: first time i really tried to pull together all of the interpretive causes that i consider important, textualism, and regionalism.

. >> the judgment died suddenly while on a hunting trip in south texas. >> please been described as larger-than-life and that was true of justice anthony scalia both on and off the corporate peers often the most aggressive questioner from the bench and one of the most likely to provoke laughter even during the most serious cases for is also the words and the document should be interpreted by working at the looking at what they were meant when they were written. >> i look at the words of the constitution but i asked what those words matched to the society that adopted them. that's the same thing i do of what do those words mean. what is the fair understanding of them. >> he was known for being immovable once he reached his decision. following the sudden death the court is left to deal with decisions on this term, affirmative-action in abortion without the voice that would undoubtedly been the most >> the sudden death of justice anthony scalia has created a wrong strong reactions in both traditional circles with the start of his legal career here in cleveland. many years after the work equivalent was

apparently he died of natural causes while on a trip to south texas. pete williams remembers one of the most conservative justices in recent years. ((nats)) "i, antonin scalia, do solemnly swear..." ... the nation's first italian-american justice was put on the supreme ... he was confirmed unanimously, 98 to zero, after telling senators he had no plans to reshape the "i am not going onto the court once there, scalia became one of its most outspoken conservatives, an author of fiery dissents ... ... and a steadfast opponent of affirmative action in hiring and school admissions ... ... and of abortion rights. the landmark case of roe intended: ((sot)) "abortion, homosexual conduct, what -- nobody ever thought that rights." scalia said judges should be bound by the words of laws they interpret, not the ideas behind them: ((sot)) "we're not governed by the drafter's intent. we're governed by laws. and what the law is, is unsympathetic to criminal suspects ... ... he led the expanding the rights of defendants to confront their accusers in court ... ...and l

it's just the latest problem for this south texas community. city officials are charged with bribery. another with human smuggling and the mayor was led out of a council meeting in handcuffs this week. >> residents also can't drink the tap water in flip the, michigan, but help is on the way. the state legislature closer to approving $30 million to help flint residents pay their water bill. the governor is also earmarking another $2 million specifically for flint. it will help replace lead water lines and also pay for some of the cost of reconnecting to detroit's water supply. >>> another issue we've been following, the natural gas leak that's poisoned the air of one los angeles community for months has now been permanently sealed. >> after disrupting the lives of thousands of households, residents of porter ranch are now getting the green light to return home. but not everyone is racing back. kabc's leo stallworth has the story. >> reporter: after nearly four months of leaking some 80,000 metric tons of mostly methane gas and sickening and disp

a severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for south texas. this will get some spin going so we're likely to get a severe weather or tornado outbreak possibly across the i-10 core door from louisiana to my new orleans towards north of panama city. the same areas that had the tornado a week ago. we are still watching that. the governor just got a state of emergency for gambia county a week after the event. for us we will dodge most of that nonsense and get some scattered thunderstorms possibly severe wednesday morning through the middle part of the afternoon. scattered rain tomorrow. mamma after 3:00. nothing to cancel plans over but about a 50% chance of coverage. starting wednesday morning down to tampa moving in. between lunch and 3 pm that will be our prime time for you severe thunderstorms. most of the rotational storm energy will be north of florida by the time he gets here on wednesday. let's hope that holds. increasing chances for rain and scattered thunderstorms. wednesday is a severe weather watch out day. we will be all here. much co

storms moved across south texas, leaving thousands of people without power, and with plenty of broken windows. >>> but lets get a look at double scan radar here's meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim, double scan live shows scope of the storm system this large, powerful storm system. there have been 20 reported tornadoes in a pretty concentrated area of lou san, mississippi and panhandle of florida. still tornado watches in effect there. that low pressure is over northeastern, louisiana and that will track to the west. that puts us in the warm sector of the storm system. that will be what will be happening later in the day. future tracker showing as we head in the morning hours. you can see low pressure track ago cross ohio valley, even some snow across northwestern flange of. that here we have a little bit of light rain and drizzle. so the morning is not a big deal. as we head though through the afternoon, the evening commute, steady rain, and then we will be watching a squall line to begin to develop across western pennsylvania, it looks like that will be pushing in, later on wednesda

his death was confirmed at a private residence in south texas. one of the most influential and provocative members of the high court, he was found dead after not coming down for breakfast. quite see had to be rolled into the pole. courtis: a man found dead in a wrecked car on the westside of town. only wl-wt was there as police investigated what turned out to be a homicide. first, cold temperatures in store for greater cincinnati and more snow expected to fall. her thank you for joining us. i am courtis fuller. let' s get a check of the forecast. , wlwt news 5' s meterologist erik zarnitz has more. erik: we will see a system similar to last monday and tuesday. light snow, enough to pile up and cause problems. we have a winter weather advisory. that advisory goes into effect starting noon sunday all the way right now it is quiet outside , snow starting to gather across iowa and missouri. this is not a big snowstorm but it will bring in milder air and cause snow to break out. this evening, temperatures in the teens. it will feel like 5-10 degrees w

it's at the topo chico prison just a couple hours south of texas near the city of monterrey. images broadcast by milenio television show the fire crowd of people bundled against the cold gathered outside the prison. we are hearing 50 people died, 40 have been hurt... that's unconfirmed at this point, but some news organizations in mexico are reporting that number. turning to maryland where the harford county sheriff's office and a community are mourning the loss of two deputies who were gunned down investigators say 68-year-old david evans walked into a cafe during a busy lunch hour. he sat down and a deputy approached evans . that's when evans pulled out a gun and started shooting. "he just got out his gun and shot him in the head after the officer just asked him how was your day that witness says evans then responding deputies caught up to him, evans fired again, hitting another deputy. both injured deputies died at the hospital. evans was killed during the exchange of gunfire. investigators say he had warrants out for arrest before all of this happened. the u.s. justice de

the 60's in south texas to the 40's for overnight lows in chicago, not bad. let me show you the changes compared to yesterday. st. louis this morning, tway two degrees warmer. 14 degrees warmer in nashville. not too cold for tonight. tomorrow, here is the first fast-moving system. we will have plenty of sunshine tomorrow. we start looking to the west. we could see some storms across the southeast, potentially severe. this line, as well as a developing low-pressure system will continue to move in our direction for this week. a bit more unsettled. we are in the mid-60's by 3:00 today. to enjoy. soak up some vitamin d. here are the low temperatures for tonight. overall, above average. not bad. greenville, spartanburg, anderson, we increase the clouds, but don't decrease the high temperatures much. myra: thank you. back here in the carolinas, asheville police want to know who fired shots at a woman after a near traffic collision. police said the incident happened early friday morning along tunnel road near swannanoa river road. the woman told police she was in a

high winds were reported in south texas and more severe weather later today. you get pelted by those hail balls. >> constance: julie says we may have our own severe weather. >> julie: indeed. that system thoke pictures are you seeing could be in our backyard as early as wnesday afternoon into wednesday evening. let's highlight and show you what's been going on. i have been showing you this system all morning long. there@have been a series of fronts stalled out over the soheast. there are skill scattered showers and storms in a front by the carolinas up to the northeast. the one you brought the severe weather you just saw over portions of texas i will highlight it for you. it is a l lge system. it is a low attached with a cold front. so we are seeing showers and heavy rain and gusty winds all along the leading edge of this low moving in towards eastern texas, louisiana and on the backside of this system there is very cold arctic air providing for the snowfall for parts of texas, eastern new mexico and northern western texas. as we zoom in in south florida, we a

they're dealin with a hit wave due to a ridge of high pressure. 20s and 30s as far south as texas and as far south as the panhandle. tomorrow morning it will be june right cold for us here in south florida as lows will be in the 40s with highs only staying in the upper 60s. keep in mind our average degrees. then another front moves in and drops our attempts again by early >>> we've got your tickets to one of the biggest events of the year. local 10 giving away tickets to the wine and food festival. head over to our local 10 facebook page. that's where you can enter. >>> a trusted tv personality teaming up with a supplement company making some big sales. >> could it be too good bob norman investigates. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound)) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when i icomes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep sococl security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> we do have an update to our breaking news this morning. a se

. >>> customers were left without power in south texas. >> hail the size of golf balls, damaged buildings and smashed buildings. one school canceled classes today because of the storms, nobody was hurt. waiting to see what is t it is going to brings us. >> yes. a little scary. >> yes. the potential is there. if it pans out another story. now, storms moving out. texas panhandle seeing the first snowfall. the ground temperatures too warm to build up in most areas. some spots in the panhandle reported 1-3 inches of snow. the air temperatures for most areas remain at or above pleasing. the type of the snow, described as heavy and wet. big fat flakes that will further and bring more moisture to the region. pretty as long as it does not cause problems. let's move on to the weather desk top. we will talk about what is kicking it off. we will hook at the water vapor imagery. it helps out when you hraor being at disturbances in the at phos fore. we have a huge one here. pwrod area in e - helps out when you ve disturbances in the atmosphere. now, florida, the panhandle, they are in drier air, the t

it's at the topo chico prison just a couple hours south of texas near the city of monterrey. there's also a big crowd outside the prison trying to get answers. we are hearing 50 people died, 40 have been hurt... that's unconfirmed at this point a scary situation for travelers trying to get from las vegas to houston. to turn back yesterday, and make an emergency landing at mccarran because the engine overheated. the fire department checked the plane out. they determined everything was okay, and the plane was able to continue on to its final destination in texas. a marijuana grow house in the southeast is cleaned out this morning. metro busted the house near pecos and hacienda last night. we're told they seized a lot of potentially dangerous equipment. no word yet on how much marijuana was confiscated or if anyone has been arrested. coming up... a new mom's worst nightmare. there is no excuse on operating on the wrong baby ... none. after getting the bill for the surgery their baby wasn't even supposed to have... they'e taking the hospital to court. chopper 13 bringing you brea