look at the heat in the southeast united states and corn plains. texas is 86 degrees. st. louis 72. the reason we are seeing all of these warm it weres is we have a ridge of high pressure in place across the southeast united states. that is giving us that nice, stable air mass. dry air. we'll stay rain free all the way through your weekend. our winds today out of the east. get a little more of an east southeasterly component. that will heat temperatures up by a degree or two in the afternoon hours. this evening if you are heading out and about maybe doing dinner you probably don't need anything early in the evening. if you are staying out late you might want a jacket or sweater. we'll see mostly clear skies tonight. patchy fog in the morning east of i-75. keep that in mind. your low temperatures saturday morning 49 degrees crystal river. 49 brooksville. by the coast more moderate. 56 st. petersburg. 55 carrollwood. that patchy fog possible because we'll have mostly clear skies. a little low level moisture and with the light winds that's the stage to set up possibilities of fog. by th

the group is making 26 stops in nine southeast states to unveil plans for the association's 100 and diversity -- 100th anniversary. >> we have as our goal to serve and to make each community better. michael: they are looking at how the lions can best serve the gabrielle: holly wild -- ho llywild animal park in spartanburg county once to make improvements, and they are asking for public support. there were a list of issues, and they say they need to raise $500,000 this year. >> in 16 years, we have never asked like this before, so we are trying to establish us for the future. gabrielle club the park, which is a nonprofit, has never done a full-fledged fundraising campaign, and they say it is important that they are forthright about their issues. he says they have hired a new chair rater, and she is asking people to come out and support the park -- she says they have pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over prod

a strong storm moves southeast of the state winds as we head into the middle of the week. overnight the sky remains mostly cloudy, but more sunshine shouldlde able to emerge wednesday tempering the stronger breezes. north to northwest winds are expected to increase at 15-30 mph through the day on thursday. after a brief cooldown, look for a milder day on saturday.tonight: mostly cloudy low: 28-34 winds: n 5-15tomorrow: partly cloudy, windy high: 37-43 winds: n 15-30 back to you. usually when people from the f-b-i, the i-r-s, and the u-s attorney's office are in one place, it's a sign of bad news. but today those agencies and a few othehe were in dubuque to help people and businesses avoid becoming fraud and scam victims. the better business bureau says the top nine scams involve... identity ththt.. online dadang and social media... home renovation... check cashing and money orders... and sweepstakes and lotteries. kcrg t-v nine's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann explains that when reporting fraud, time is of the essence. times. "if it's too good to be true. it probably

a strong storm moves southeast of the state bringing an increase in our winds as we head into the middle of the week. overnight the sky remains mostly cloudy, but more sunshine should be able to emerge wednesday tempering the stronger breezes. north to northwest winds are expected to increase at 15-30 mph through the day on thursday. after a brief cooldown, look for a milder day on saturday. tonight: mostly cloudy low: winds: n 5-15tomorrow: partly cloudy, windy high: 37-43 winds: n 15-30 back to you. tonight, voters in nevada are making their choice in the republican race for president. preliminary entrance polls show that voters are angry at washington and that they want an outsider candidate. a-b-c's lauren lyster reports from las vegas. gop voters lined up to caucus here in nevada? choosing who should represent republicans in the race for president. sot - mos1 "the reason i'm really for trump is that he's saying what everyone is thinking." sot - mos2 "ted cruz!" sot - mos3 "well, there's only one - trump! of course." back in 2012 - it took three days to find out who won? this year, e

the group is making 26 stops in nine southeast states to unveil plans for the assocations 100th anniversary. >> our purpose in doing the tour is to meet with lions members and the communities we pass through to talk to them and see the types of projects that they are doing to help the local community because lions, of course it's our goal to serve and make each community better. allyson: the group also discussed how lions can best serve the needs of a new century. geoff: a spartanburg teenager celebrated her birthday by giving back. this is the third year she's done so. 14-year-old ginger dailey presented all of her birthday money, $1500, to the gibbs it's all in memory of her grandfather. >> me and my papa were really close, and three years ago he passed away from cancer, so i wanted to make a donation to other people to help treat them. geoff: the funds will go toward spartanburg regional's cancer special needs fund. that helps pay for medicine, transportation, and other unexpected expenses for cancer patients. allyson: sometimes the "like" button doesn't cut it when expressing how you fe

the group is making 26 stops in nine southeast states to unveil plans for the assocations 100th anniversary. >> our purpose in doing the tour is to meet with lions members and the communities we pass the types of projects that they are doing to help the local community because lions, of course it's our goal to serve and make each community better. allyson: the group also discussed how lions can best serve the needs of a new century. two faculty members from spartanburg methodist college showed the world they have moves. that's president scott cochran and economics professor jonathan keisler. the duo joined the school's new hip-hop dance team, the blue chucks, for just one number. it took place at the school's auditorium. it was a full house. this was the group's first public performance. geoff: a look like they are having a good time. it's time now for your wyff news 4 timeline on this february 25th. on this date in 1964, 22-year-old cassius clay shocked the boxing world by defeating sonny liston for the heavyweight championship. liston was a pre-fight eight-to-one favorite. like a butterfl

`t's off to the west in the foothills and what we're seeing in he southeast corner of the state. southeast little bit more possibly up to an inch what they're going to see fall. but that clears out very quickly early on this morning and really by about 9:00 we'll be dealing with mostly sunny skies. a few mountains, mountains will continue to see a few flurries through midday today and we see that nice clearing later this afternoon. this is going to be plenty of sunshine which will help dramatically with our warmup today, which is great news to see. most of the folks waking up this morning, you won't notice the snow rolled through overnight. warmer than yesterday. it is still cold. we are talking about teens and 20s in the metro. compared to the single digits yesterday, sounds fantastic. 28 in broomfield. 25 down in parker as well as castle rock. state-wide we are seeing single digits in the high country. there are some locations which is gunnison, alamosa and durango, all with temperatures below zero. on the eastern plains not bad. 27 lamar and burlington 26 degrees. here's how th

state. southeast corner of the state warmer, 40s there. mountain towns teens and 20s. eagle, glenwood and grand junction you'll see those 30s. tomorrow warmer than today. once the snow moves out, it disappears. the mid-40s. will be nice. then we have a quick disturbbnce that will move in. the biggest thing for the metro area a drop in the temperatures sunday. we'll see an increase in monday we're going to warm back up and the 0s and 60s. i'm kind of ready for, we need the warmer weather, the temps to dry a little bit of that ice, or melt it, i guess. >> we need to melt the neighborhoods here. we have a pretty decent drive overall. i want to show you there is a problem to the east side of town. our first significant accident of the morning. people are trapped in an accident at 6th and potomac off of i-25. the streaming camera shows us, we can't quite see, it's a little bit -- this is 2nd avenue there. southbound of the northbound side of i-25. the accident is back up that way a little bit. can't quite see it. otherwise, cdot camera to the west side of town, i-70 and wwr

clouds on the rise in advance of another front that moves through the southeast states. that drops bodily into the state. and enhancing the clouds and overall rain chances by 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. this we look on the back end. blustery winds today and increase of clouds. after the noon hour. clouds coming in in stages. a uv index is a 4. peak sun time, 12:09. and taking a look at tonight. shower by 2:00 a.m. mostly cloudy, on the windy side. a little bit of moisture with the front. you can see it layer in here. it's not all that thick though. the massive low breaking hask okay. and -- havoc. and tremendous seas. huge sea heights over the open and distant atlantic. some funneling into the beaches. the shower activity peeling through. not a big deal. but what is, behind the front of cloud cover and gusty winds which leads me to tell you we won't do much in the warming department tomorrow, tuesday. we're stuck with the increase of clouds and rather ram bunk rambunctious winds. surf zone, 3 to 4 feet. growing northeasterly swell. compliments of the bombed out front. and a lo

north carolina is the northern most range for alligators with most of the population in the states southeast corner. after several public hearings, officials say they are not ready for a hunting season this year. >> we need to do some science and get better estimates of population growth rates before we do that. also the distribution in abundance of alligators on private lands. >> allen of the wildlife resources commission says it could be a few years before the state is ready to allow gator hunting and would be by permit only. >>> sad news from the north carolina zoo. terry was 47, she passed away in her sleep. one of the zoo's original chimps on exhibit and delighted visitors with her big ears and playful nature since 1980. >>> university of north carolina greensboro is getting rids rid of the name of the school auditorium. akoch was the 50th governor and improved the education system and promoted white supremacy. unc g isn't the only university to take on tissue. east carolina and duke removed the name. unc is removing references on buildings to the former governor as well. >>> duke facul

we're going to see possibly low 30s in the southeast state. in ledville or gunnison, bundle up, temperatures not getting out of the single digits today. steamboat hanging close to the teens. snow will continue in the mountains today, but very light. sunshine though for the metro as well as on the eastern plains. overnight tonight the entire state is going to clear and tomorrow morning nice and dry. mountain will get a little bit- a break, however off to the west, this is the next snowstorm off to the mountains. not a major snow maker, but is going to bring some snow thursday. late thursday into friday morning, there is a chance we could have a little bit of that snow move in. it's really not until this weekend where we warm things back up into the 40s. i know there's a lot of people that are going to want the warmth. >> reporter: oh, yeah, i want to warmth right now. let's head to palm beach or something. this is the northbound of i-225 at alameda. this is still backed up starting at iliff from the accident back there. heavy from that point al

the wind might pick up a strong storm moves southeast of the state bringing an increase in our winds as we head into the middle of the week. overnight the sky remains mostly cloudy, but more sunshine should be able to emerge wednesday tempering the stronger breezes. north to northwest winds are expected to increase at 15-30 mph through the day on thursday. after a brief cooldown, look for a milder day on saturday. tonight: mostly cloudy low: 28-34 winds: n 5-15tomorrow: partly oudy, windy high: 37-43 winds: n 1550 bruce and beth... president obama is making one last effort to shut down the u-s detention bay in cuba. he wants to transfer the remaining detainees who are there to a facility in the u-s. the plan he released today doesn't specify where those guantntamo detainees would go to. today, obama said keeping the facility open goes against american values and opens the u-s up to scrutiny from its allies and enemies. " it's counter-productive in our fight against terrorists because they use it as propaganda in their efforts to recruit " obama's plan seeks up to 475-million dollars

state. we are in good shape. high pressure building in across the southeast united states. stable air. you can put your umbrellas away for the weekend. pretty breezy today with the same winds northwest anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. we could see wind gusts upwards of 21 along the coastline. not a great day out there for lots of sunshine. your high temperatures staying in the low 60s. by 7:00, if you are headed out for friday evening, maybe some dining, we are looking at temperatures 52 degrees. by midnight 46 degrees becoming chilly with clear skies. we'll see good radiational cooling. that means all of the surface heating from the sunshine today will radiate back into the atmosphere without that level and layer of clouds to keep the heat down by the surface. six feet. bay waters choppy. small craft exercise caution. uv index 8. sun is getting stronger this time of the year. make sure to wear sunscreen. winds staying breezy through your friday evening. by midnight coming down a little bit. still a light wind out of the north and northwest. overall today will be the windiest the

tomorrow will be windy and a lot warmer as air rushes in from the southeast. and state lawmakers discuss raising the age which people can purchase tobacco products in iowa... the support and criticism of waiting until 21 to buy cigarettes and the patients who do and don't qualify for a type of medical cannabis take their concerns straight to lawmakers... how advocates worry that the bill to expand access in iowa, won't go far iowa lawmakers have made major changes to a plan to provide cannabis oil for extremely sick iowans. for the first time...it would be legal to manufacture and dispense cannabis oil in iowa...and more iowans could get access to the drug. but as political director dave price shows us...many people are more frustrated with what's before them. nats...vanderlinden...804 i'm the chair of the subcommittee to deal with house study bill 607 then everyone in this room found out that bill...house study bill 607...is nothing like it once was. changes are supposed to mean progress. progress for sick iowans hoping to buy cannabis oil in the state. progress for pe

aware for the forecast is bececse of the damage it's already done for northern florida and the southeast states and our ingredients are coming together for this to be a very strong system over a week ago and what we dealt with in january. first thing you need to know, you're waking up to dry conditions. temperatures are well above average. we are expecting 73 degrees as the kids head to the bus stop. by the afternoon all of this is going t t change. it will become june right stormy. make sure they have a poncho or umbrella fore they head out the door this morning. before they track towards the east coast. so here's the break down right now. we've got temperatures in the mid 70s. a south wind pumping in the heat and humidity. this is all going to help fuel for the storms we're expecting today. get ready for it. 75 for you in pembroke pines. 73 in kendall. 75 in marathon. again you heard me mention we're waking up dry right now. our friend to the north dealg with the worst of this weather currently. there's a line of shower and thunderstorm activity extending in the gulf of mexico. i'll have all

as we look at the southeast united states notice the coastal carolinas are cool. we don't have to go far north before we find cold temperatures. the northeast. comfortable. look at the difference between tampa 73. as that east to northeast breeze moves across the sunshine state, it develops a land breeze. look to our west. across the southeast. right now amarillo, texas 85 degrees. that big ridge of high pressure in place keeping the cooler air i want to zoom in back home. high pressure in control. the area of high pressure we have clockwise flow giving us the north easterly wind flow. we'll stay nice and dry. stable conditions tonight and tomorrow. if you are headed out this evening maybe going off for the walk or jog, maybe kids have baseball practice it will be nice. mid 60s early evening. 56 degrees by midnight. wake up temperatures 51 degrees. gorgeous by the afternoon. temperatures in the midrange of the 70s. for the nature coast mid to upper 70s. in fact 76 degrees in brooksville. for the bay area 75 degrees clearwater and st. pete. a little cooler at 73 la

. >>> people in several southeast states are assessing the damage after an outbreak of destructive tornadoes. one massive tornado touched down in pickens county, alabama. >>> and this morning, it is warm and humid as the sun comes up across the tampa bay area. 72 in tampa and plant city. 70 in bradenton. and 70 in lakeland. through the day, we have these low clouds, thin layer of clouds this morning. feeling obviously warm at 76 degrees by your lunch break. 80 at 3:00 p.m. and 10% rain chance today. and overnight tonight and through day tomorrow, the same system that caused the tornadoes in alabama will come through here. and i don't think it will be as cooler and drier for friday before another system saturday night into sunday. >>> all right, looking at traffic right now, what you see is 301. and you don't see cars going by and that's because 301 is completely blocked at 63rd avenue east. tow trucks are onscene but we have a double fatal crash here. investigation still going on. and 301 not assessable at 63rd. look at the car on the tow truck. and let's go ahead and look at the maps now. y

this morning about the woman called the diamond diva robbing six jewelry stores across five southeast states, and received extensive training in handling a handgun, the art of tie restrains and which items to steal. three men who federal authorities say trained her and acted as lookouts have all since been arrested. >> fairfield police say thank you to a good samaritan for helping them recover a loaded gun used in a shooting found in the bushes near santa clara street and east pacific avenue. a citizen called sunday after a man was searching for something in the bushes near the shiite -- site of a shooting. a lloyd gun was found. police did not find a victim, and so far no arrests there. family and friends of a missing alameda mean are teaming up to find him as they kick off the surf the man owes millions to federal government. we are in san francisco with a clue that really igniteed the certain. amy? >> good morning, reggie, the family plans to meet at the we sale rock inn and launch the seven from here. this is the clue that brought them here, an instagram picture that the family saw over

we see this nose, a jet streak, intensifying and basically aimed at us, across the southeast part of the united states, this means lots and lots of lift, that rising motion if it's violent enough, can really destabilize the atmosphere quickly and make it favorable for severe thunderstorms and tornados to develop. eventually tomorrow night, you see the jet beginning to shift out in to the atlantic, when we talked about the combination of wind sheer, and also instability, so this particular map combines both of those, makes it easier to digest and shows us where the two parameters will come together, with most vigor to produce tornado potential. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, the potential begins to ramp up quicklies south and east of fayetteville and rapidly spreads northward, these black lines, basically indicate different thresholds passing through as we get in to the early and mid afternoon, with the threat perhaps peaking towards 3 or 4:00, once we get to that point, things should begin to slow down and settle down as we head towards the dinner hour and on in to the evening tomorrow. if we can get th

highs across the state you'll see some low 60s and 50s in the southeast corner of the state. then we are looking for temperatures in the 30s and 40s really is going to be warm where we should be, aaout 45 degrees now. you'll notice the clouds just hang out southeast corner of the state. through the evening tonight. if we can keep some of the clouds overnight that will help the low temperatures from dropping down into the teens. looks like it will be on eastern plains and off to the west, hiig country dealing with clear skies. gorgeous day to do skiing possibly tomorrow. yes, of course they would like a little bit more snow. we're going to have to wait on that. when you look at our seven-day forecast, you don't see a lot. tomorrow 62. then we're going to drop into the 50s. we're really going to hang in those mid- to upper 50s to low 60s over the next seven days. it's hard to find a day for the bright spot. i went with the warmest, wednesday at 65. we should be at 45. that's 20 degrees above where we should be. you know what's going to happen, we'll go from this, in, will whop u

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as you get ready to head out the door that could be a factor ii the seat corner of the state -- southeast corner of the state. today and tomorrow very similar. however, the lows are going to feel much nicer tomorrow. teens versus single digits. you really will feel the difference in that. saturday we're into the 40s. we're going to keep those 40s. i'm looking forward to next wednesday, 53 degrees. >> it's going to take a couple offweeks before we're back to normal. we have slow traffic. saw airtracker 7 over the ramp that comes out of northbound 225 exiting at colfax. traffic was backed up onto the highway. i've been looking here and it looks like the lights, not timeed right for the folks coming off the ramp and going west on colfax, under 225 and you can see the light rail bridge. lights arennt timeed right. it's just slow and go in that general vicinity. otherwise, no other issues across aurora. you see the heavy traffic on the southbound side of 225 coming down from parker road. north side is busy. accident on 120th at i-25. not causing huge delays, but a hazard. somebody said they we

tomorrow bounce back by about 10 degrees, 62 for den developments looking at 70s over the southeast part state but still a bit cooler up in nebraska and kansas. mountains, heading ski, beautiful conditions, spring ski, we have not had fress snow in a while but it iil soften up quite nicely. cooler to the north and east but generally in the 60s, even upper 60s over the western and southern suburbs for tomorrow. -`tonight, high clouds out there but just mostly clear, we'll call it. good air quality. tomorrow, the high temperature expected to 62, mostly sunny and warm. and more of the stuff coming up. sunday will be slightly cooler with the passage of a nine nor disturbance. windy into monday. warmer weather again. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the 65 on wednesday and %- possibly by this time next week we'll get a little colder weather and maybe some snow flurries in here. but this is really nice although we are kinds of getting that point again where we could use a good refresh inning up of the snow. >> but it's nice. >> and keeps your cars nice and clean. >> we have been enjoying it. >> thank y

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a few 30s in the southeast corner of the state. in the high country, most mountain towns will be in the teens except ledville and gunnison. most of it is low lying clouds out there today. but it can cause some problems on the roadways with a few flurries. the temperatures are going to be so cold early tomorrow morning. you will notice midday tomorrow morning the sun continues through the state, but look off to the west. that's when we will see some clouds and a little bit of snow. so the mountains could see some snow tomorrow afternoon and that some of this is going to roll out of into the front range. both thursday and friday we'll keep our high there in the 30s and then this weekend we're back into the 40s and the 40s are going to feel fantastic, but even more sew just the fact that -- so, just the fact that our temperatures g from the lows of teens to 20s, remember the kids need a lot of layers. >> it's darn cold. >> thank you. so ground hog day revealed more of an early spring hopefully, but in north carolina their ground hog w

state. the wider view, there's no clouds across the southeast united states today. that's how dry things are. we switch this to the water vapor loop and you can see all of this dry air in place. it will help to bring sunshiny at least for the first half of the day. cold temperatures up to the north and 10 below right now in burlington. you look at the windchills for those folks hitting 20, 30 degrees below zero. that's what it will feel like tonight for them. for us, i show you that first so i can show you this. temperatures starting off in the 40s and 30s tomorrow morning. back near 70s's weed towards the afternoon. tomorrow night, not nearly as cold as tonight. temperatures only dipping off in the mid- to upper 50s. heads up for the isolated 1309s of frost off to the north. for tomorrow, 70. a few afternoon clouds increasing clouds by the evening. near perfection. this is a nearly-perfect seven-day forecast. showers and storms monday night into tuesday morning. doesn't cool us off a whole lot. temperatures the rest of the week will be in the low 70s. guys? >> than

state team duals. number seven, another trophy. southeast polk winning individual state tournament for the third time. number 6, the closest daytona 500 finish in history. denny hamlin. number 5, michael zachary. undefeated, second straight state title. never taken down all season. number georges niang. 4,number 3, marqueze coleman from nevada hits the 3. it would be the game winner but patrick mccaw would force overtime. number 2, vince carter. vince used to be known for finally, number 1, carter happel wins the fourth state title of his career. he is the state of iowa's 25th there. 46 for a high tomorrow. northern iowa. a week system late thursday. nice weather friday. saturday, very nice. before we go, a special happy years at kcci. [kcci captioning is brought to nati >> jon: stephen colbert! ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen! thank you, joe! thank you, john! thank you, mark! (cheers and applause)

in order to give support to the nations of southeast asia, the united states took the lead in the creation of an alliance embodied in a treaty and reinforced by collective security systems, the southeast asia treaty organization. in this alliance, the united states joined with great britain, france, australia, new zealand, thailand, pakistan and the philippines to give security to the member nations, but also to come to the aid of certain protocol states and territories if they so requested. south vietnam was included in this protocol. the united states had not been a party to the agreement made in geneva in 1954, which france had concluded where the communist vietnamese forces were known as the vietnam. but the undersecretary of state stated under instructions that the u.s. would not disturb the agreements and it would view the renewal of the aggression with grave concern and as seriously threatening international peace and security. undersecretary smith's statement was a unilateral declaration, but in joining seato, the united states took a treaty engagement of far-reaching effect. artic

snow in the tri-state. doppler precision doppler hd, if you're travelling in interstate 71, between dayton and columbus, family and friends, there's flurries. those are moving to the southeast and will not be coming to the tri-state this afternoon or this evening. temperature now, 25 at the cincinnati northern kentucky airport. logan is at 21. 26 degrees. hamilton at 24. the windchill 21 at the international airport. some down in the upper teens. coming up, we have scattered snow showers in the forecast tomorrow. meaning the possibility for accumulating snow. outside chance we see some bursts of visibility reducing snow, called snow squalls tomorrow afternoon, especially tomorrow night. we'll investigate that and talk snow sunday and monday. more on that in 10 minutes. brad, paula? >> what every young woman needs about breast cancer. >> street car makes its way to the tri-state. >> and trying to feel better during a (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social

southeast. no matter what, travel conditions will be poor across the state. jennifer ad lib wx main at the matt back to the southeast. no matter what, travel conditions will be poor across the state. jennifer ad lib wx main at the matt back to iowa's 9 game winning streak was snapped on thursday at maryland. even with the loss the hawks are still tied atop the big 10 with indiana. a chance to start a new streak today. back home taking on northwestern. after just 9 points against maryland jarrod uthoff bounces back. drops in the 3. just getting warmed up. tied at 7. more from uthoff. another from downtown. hawks lead 10-7. 'the u.' 23 points for uthoff iowa leads 12-10. peter jok continues to impress. 3 from the wing. hawks starting to stretch the lead in the first half. more from deep. its a bear sighting. nicholas baer, 7 points off the bench. haks up 42-26 at the break. 2nd half. jok, in transition. somehow gets it to drop. pete scores 26. lead up to 23. then anthony clemmons, baseline bucket and the foul. iowa would lead by as many as 29... northwestern mak

state, but fine. the clouds will breezy southeast wind that will help move our highs into the upper 30s. tonight with our low falling into the lower 30s around midnight, but temperatures moving up late tonight through the entire day thursday. highs thursday will top out at 57 degrees, but we'll stay into the 50s through midnight. i think we're going to see low 60s on friday, but both thursday and friday's warmth will come with a very strong wind. saturday we're going to still be warm with highs in the mid 50s, and it's not until next week that we fall back towards average. we look to stay dry through the weekend with only one small rain/snow sam toss back. elias: this today...a classic piece played for modern ears... " nat pop" elias: visitors to prague's national music museum got to hear history...a rare classical piece made its modern debut. the work is actually a collaboration of legendary rivals....wolfgan g amadeus mozart and antonio salieri. a third composer was credited, using only the name cornetti. the piece was written in 1785 and long to have been thought lost before its disci

state, but most roads will stay fine. the clouds will stick around with a breezy southeast wind that will help move our highs into the upper 30s. tonight we'll stay very mild with our low falling into the lower 30s around midnight, but we will keep temperatures moving up late tonight through the entire day thursday. highs thursday will top out at 57 degrees, but we'll stay into the 50s through midnight. i think we're going to see low 60s on friday, but both thursday and friday's warmth will come with a very we're going to still be warm with highs in the mid 50s, and it's not until next week that we fall back towards average. we look to stay dry through the weekend with only one small rain/snow chance next. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: iowa senator chuck grassley faced questions over the future of the supreme court during during a series of town hall meetings in eastern iowa tuesday. as the judiciary committee chairman, he said he had not made up his mind about whether there will be confirmation hearings for an obama nominee....taking the process quote "one step at a time." this as a scathing e

starting around 11 we started to see this intense convection over the southeast part of the state and we started to pick up some warnings down in this part of north carolina. for the most part that was not what we would call a widespread event for the viewing area. then we got a lull as we went on through time here and got a break between the midday hours onto around midafternoon and line that ended up spawning many tornadoes or at least warnings and a few confirmed and that took its time moving through. the cells were moving rapidly. the line was moving slower than that and of course as you can see here as we run this through a second time some of the most intense activity was up here -- around oxford and several other warnings that -- some of them on radar looked very scary and it was fortunate we got off as well as we d. as david and deborah said yesterday if you are one of the folks that had the damage where you were, it was a big deal to you. you don't care that it wasn't widespread. things quieter now. we have some snow over mountains. aside from that the overall pattern is quie

head to low 70s through later this afternoon, look at the church of clear sky across the southeast united states. that's high pressure, if i have ever seen it. the pressure has shifted further east hawaii means an east flow and we do have the warm atlantic here, and to that is bringing in clouds. you see that there? about 5,000 feet up though, very dry conditions we are not going be able to provide any significant cloud cover for today. except right long the east coast we will take about the daytona 500 in a second. low to mid 17. we will do that with lots of sunshine, fair weather clouds and that's case as we head through weekend. there's east wind around 10. for boaters if you are heading out northeast winds at 15, two to three foot seas and a moderate chop. if you aren't taking out the boat, good for you. it is 61-degree, if you are in water, a little chilly but here you into the weekend, nice weekend to lay out in the sand. you can lay out at the world's number one beach there at clear water, both weekend days into the mid 70s and partly cloudy skies, so the east wind for daytona 500, watch

solid finish in third place and i think he is very well positioned heading into some of the southeast statesertainly march 1st with texas, sec primary as well. neil: he has a great ground game. i hear my colleagues and friends say ground game. it is important to get people out to the polls, to find a way to get in touch with them. i love cruz's line, bring nine of your friends, sounds cliche but it is important, getting supporters who might show up for a rally to go a voting booth. >> you're right, absolutely. and the other thing is, beside a great ground game is he's got a lot of cash on-hand. you know, his cash on-hand is probably better than everybody with the exception of maybe trump who's got more cash. neil: the talk is he had a very disappointing finish here, i think 2%, but does have a lot of money, and obviously, that can keep him going. he believes when i talked to him yesterday, that he's going into friendly territory, where his message might be better received. what do you think of where he plays in this? >> well, i think dr. carson is a first class individual. he's a first class

it's beautiful around here because high pressure is settling in around the southeast united states. so it's picking up that breeze out of the north. so bundle up, south florida, model runs are suggestinin that going into tomorrow morning temperature readings will tumble in the low 50s along the coast by 7 o'clock in the morning. a few upper 40s in the western suburbs and we take you throughout the day. it's pleasant, temperature readings tumble even more generally widespread upper 40s for dade and broward come saturday morning. i'll be back with the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> and now to a story you will see on just one station. hit-and-run driver walks out of jail. the 33-year-old posting a $15,000 bond but he is not alowe lowed to drive. he was behind the wheel of suspended license driving on one, when he hit the 15-year-old javier valdez on monday. the teen is still recovering in the hospital. it happened at northwest 9th northwest miami-dade. he turned himself in on tuesday. >>> a group home going up in flames forcing everyoneout o. this afternoon, investigators may

we have pretty much from the northeast to the southeast of the united states the cold. look at the temperatures, it is we have the wind that brings the temperatures below zero when it comes to the feels like temperature. it is old statewide. the warmup today that i told jayson, about, this is the big one. upper 20s in the afternoon. we are going to see more sunshine which is going to take off the bitter edge, but jayson, it is cold and a lot of ice out there. >> reporter: even if we don't see the warmup. we will see the roads dry out. a tremendous dry out happened last night. you are looking at the i-25 denver tech center here. i was going at my regular speed here this morning, 65 miles an hour right through the denver tech center, at least for me. there, but overall not that bad. but i think the side streets are going to be a huge issue. not only in your neighbor, but also some of the side roads. darryl is out there right now. darryl. >> reporter: yeah, as you can, many residential areas have snow still on the ground, others don't. it's interesting to see what areas do

and snow and ice and rain developing storm senter in the southeast united states is going to work up the coastline and we will get a period of snow that mixes in here during the course of the evening hours and then into overnight tonight. let's time things out hour by hour. through the afternoon, we rise into the 20s so there's a bit of a rebound. wind won't be that strong today. 22 by 1:30. clouds thicken up areas of snow and a couple scattered snow showers by the time we get to 7 or 8. but steadier snow is between 8 and 10. steady snow in lot of spots. notice the green changeover impact little if any snow from plymouth to the cape and that rain snow line advances northward and warmer air comes in overnight tonight. so even by 2 a.m., most of us wrapping up and we still have some pockets of sleet and freezing rain mixing across the far interior along and outside overnight and tomorrow morning, we are in the 40s a very warm start couple scattered rain showers but the steadier rain arrives west to east late afternoon and evening. in fact watch what happens. the steady rain wow. look a

southeast asian nations", yesterday in rancho mirage. talks are expected to focus on relations with china, trade, and terrorism. it is the first meeting on u-s soil between the united states and asean. it is a political and economic southeast asian countries. 3 3 3 data released by the state of michigan says high levels of lead are still being detected in tap water in some flint-area homes. the country's top doctor is in the city today as the leader of the n-a-a-c-p threatens protests if action does not come soon. kim hutcherson reports. 3 reporter pkg-as follows--the u-s surgeon general is spending a second day in flint, michigan tuesday.doctor vivek murthy is meeting with citizens, health officials, faith groups and advocacy organizations.the policies we enact when it comes to water, or transportation, or housing can have a profound impact on health."he is also meeting with doctor mona hanna-attisha, who first reported elevated levels of lead in the blood of flint's children.the naacp issued a call-to-arms over the situation monday.if governor rick snyder doesen't take action within 30-days, organization president cornell brooks threatened:"to send flint to engage in a

peninsula, and the warm side of the high has a southeast flow, and a few showers across the southeast portions of the state, few more clouds in south florida, with that moisture comes fog possibilities, this is the fog forecast 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. sea fog along coastal area, so keep that in mind, you can see that form any time after midnight. thick sea fog possible. there it is at 7:30, dense. clears out. 10 percent rain chance, and a few more clouds than today. into wednesday sea fog still around but here's the approaching cold front. rain chance later wednesday, but especially into thursday possible thunderstorms as the fronted slides into the d front slide -- front slides into the not looking as intense, nowhere near what will they expect fact to the north. clear water 58 tonight, milder tonight, and the air feels warm. 80 tuesday, 79 wednesday, 72 thursday. rain chance up to 60 percent on that day. carry that into friday as well. the early part of day anyway, and we have to work some cooler air into the area for the weekend saturday and sunday. highs upper 60s. rain chance up to 40 percent for s

and six or seven in the evening and if you were showers may remain the opening night of the state fair. southeast winds at five to 15 knots, that will turn northwest late in the day and will look for look for the chop to build as the rain gets closer to it. a little bit of rain will wash that stuff out of the air that has been affecting a lot of us lately. report one, maple and oak starting to show up and we will see more of that in february. scattered thunderstorms and severe weather, and a few showers linger before the sun comes up. and both the days, it will be the spot before we see any rain at all and that will be the most likely basement. the could have a few passing showers possible. that will a make it feel more like state fair weather. >>> don't forget to download the 10news app. you can get it look at storm tracker ten, and that's exactly where that rain is located, we even interact with google earth so you can figure out where you are and where you are headed. >> it was a beautiful day outside. and, we learned about the important part of a ecosystem. a saltmarsh on campus. >> it's an u

it's going to move across the southeast part of the state and race off to the northeast, and that's going to keep the snow totals down a little bit. by 2:30 today there's still going to be snow falling, not much at all for south eastern colorado, maybe rain showers and that's going to be about it. by 1:00 a.m., you can see the main energy is headed out towards omaha, omaha and so we'll get our snow out of it but it's not going to be a gigantic storm. another foot to foot and a half tonight. and 6-10 across the plains and 10-15, i think there will be a lot of closures on the far eastern plains from akron, burlinnton, they'll get a pretty good one. front range, 6-10 inches up towards greeley and fort morgan. the mountains will get a good foot to maybe about a foot and a half. i don't think it will be enough to close schools in the denver area, certainly not today and probably not tomorrow, though some of the eastern districts might see that because of some of the drifting and snowing conditions. you can download the snow cast conditions are. eastern plains may be excited a about the snow da

you can see a couple clouds draping along the southeast coast of the sunshine state. even over parts of tampa in west central florida. but southeast looking great and even the south as high pressure continue to dominate. a huge section of the u.s. as you see right there. but it has shifted more towards the east located right now over the panhandle. so this is going to help turn those winds out of the east by later today and stay now to the east tomorrow. that is going to bring us warmups and then even warmer as part of the week out head of a cold front. but thing are starting to change now that we're heading closer to spring time where cold fronts will struggle to pass through. so yes, maybe this weekend will be the last weekend where he weather we could find the boost. maybe one re cold front. but i think this was the weekend where it was the coldest. the last coldest weekend with we've h. if you head taught beach today it will be beautiful. slight rip current risk and also boaters no advisories, the seas two to 3 feet. the bays way moderate chop and mperatures today

take place before noontime today, followed by drizzle across southeast iowa with snow, and blizzard conditions. elizabeth: across the state, that snow could impact your morning commute. here's the latest look at 511ia.org. blue means the roads are partially covered. the pink you see means they are there are situated to the west and northwest of des moines.

to assess the damage is done to pick up the pieces. florida to garland texas parts of the southeast united states are recovering from severe storms and tornadoes. >> for 30 seconds it was like a nightmare. and it was so sudden. >> the national weather service says it received 27 reports of tornadoes touching down across the area. people inside the louisiana gym watched as the storms peeled off the roof. elsewhere in the state a field of debris is all that remains of these 100 60 motor homes and trailers. louisiana's governor travel to the damage sites and declare a state of emergency for seven parishes. in floors panhandle a twister demolished carpets flipped cars and downed trees. up the east coast, forecasters predict the carolinas and virginia will get the worst of it. >> kevin the threat for severe weather isn't over the past two hours when the 500 miles the east coast under a tornado watch to raleigh to dc to philly. even into atlantic city new jersey seven julie saying that mark storms is a were talking about watches and warnings to the red boxes went along east coast there was a warning or

we'll see some 40s in the southeast corner of the state. mountains low to mid-20s. eagle topping out about 27 degrees. 30s one more day. that will be on friday. once thht snow moves out we're going to see more sunshine saturday and sunday. temperatures back into the 40s. once we get there and by next start to see melting on the side roads. >> unfortunately we have a couple of problems, one here on i-70, the other here on the south side of downtown busy intersection of alameda and santa fe, where we have lanes still blocked for denver water doing line repair work. one northbound lane and one westbound lane open now until %- about 7:00. the eastbound side they say is unaffected. traffic is light through there, so not seeing significant delays. we are seeing significant delays due to a single car somebody spun out. don't be surprised if you're on what looks like dry pavement. there was so much melting that we had so many icy spots. look at the traffic, back from havana over to that crash. extra 10 if not 15 minutes from stapleton getting out to dia, or getting out to d

state. you will see them warmer in the southeast corner of the state. here at denver topping out on the 29. high country, mixtures as you hit eagle and grand junctions. even once the snow moves out the cold weather sticks around. here is the big difference, at least we're going to get the sunshine and the sun is going to stick with us over the next slowly climb back into the 40s, jayson. >> reporter: slowly we will get better here too. you see the tire tracks. somebody just had the stop and clear their windshield. there's a lot of goop out there. it could ice up in some locations. at some problems including i- 70. they did remove the barriers and look how much better it is getting down towards eight forth avenue. right near york and brighten boulevard area. even the eastbound side is heavy. a new crash reported by peoria. % not causing any delays, but a slight delayout by highway 58 ward road. you see a lot of green down to the west side. derek oris out there for us at hogback an c-470. >> reporter: yeah, we're coming up to alameda. and we got on the ro

. >> the first stand alone meeting in the united states with southeast asian leaders, this week's summit in southern california will formally elevate the u.s. asean relationship to a strategic partnership, a symbolic upgraded rooted in concerns over china's economic heft and growing military might. four nations are fart of the partnership, binding asia closer to the united states. four asean countries lay claim to parts of the south china sea, which china has marked out as its sovereign territory, an expansive claim beijing has tried to cement by building islands. >> we will fly, sail and operate wherever international law permits. >> and which washington has in turn challenged by sailing u.s. war ships within 12 nautical miles of the artificial features. >> the obama administration says this summit is not anti china but the culmination of a seven year effort to reorient u.n. foreign policy towards asia, a pivot whose success will be measured by how much influence washington continues to wield in beijing's back yard. patricia sobga, al jazeera. >>> authorities in australia have seized ne

even 80s and the southeast corner of the state. it was high -- we saw 40s and 50s pop up over the mountains earlier on today. thanks to plenty of sunshine in the downslope he wins coming off the mountains. that kept the i 25 corridor relatively warm. castle rock at 47 degrees and 40s and 50s across the plains and 20s and 30s in the upper elevations. a little bit of snow -- but a few. zip sunshine mountain communities will see on and off white snow but the cold front in the process of moving through the western part of the state. to trend into the lower elevations as we had overnight in through tomorrow morning. the unsettled weather to the north will stay there and -- start off the 10:00 tonight and there is the cold front. it will dip through the charges by winds continue to kick up overnight and through the day tomorrow. notice tomorrow afternoon the sky state settled and only a passing clouds into spitted on the second day of the weekend. winds coming from the northwest will close down a bit. we still stay above average in the u

state, but most roads will stay fine. the clouds will stick around with a breezy southeast wind that will help move upper 30s. tonight with our low falling around midnight, but we will keep up late tonight through the entire day thursday. highs thursday will top out at 57 degrees, but we'll stay into the 50s through midnight. i think we're going to see low 60s on friday, but both thursday and on local five news midday.... the controversy continues over supreme court justice antonin scalia's now open seat, as presidential candidates on the campaign trail and president obama speak out about the appointment. elias: plus - the death of a member from the heavy metal band slipknot could change protocol on wrongful death lawsuits in iowa. elias: and - a florida teen was caught posing as a licensed physician. we'll look into how he tricked his patients., "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: new at midday today-- a 6 month-old hit-and-run case now has an identified driver. elias: you may remember this case