, independence and southern clermont counties 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into and expanding southern butler counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern areas with additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. 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. 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 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 hplaz a whole city drinking water with lead in it....and some governm

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

best chance of rain will be in southern upstate. some freezing fog is possible in skies clear for with highs near 3 good morning.... it's thursday, january 28i'm ben hill hilland i'm lauren elise, with traffic reporter chris scott and meteorologist nicole papay. thanks for joining us on the morning news. 3 there are some school delays to tell you about in the mountains: schools in henderson countymitchell county and yancey county as well as brevard academy will open two hours late. 3 transylvania county will be on a three hour delay.for updates, download our app and sign up for alerts.you can also check closings on 3 partly cloudy skies with highs reaching 50 in the upstate and 46 in the mountains. showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this in the pit crew center.you are looking live at:

brian goes all the way to southern osceola and brevard. >> the warning in effect for the southern sections. we are more stable. we are seeing heavier rain. not severe, but strong storms. a lot more stable there. our northern tier, but winter park, winter gardens, we have seen some heavier rain. >> >> it's a very large one that goes all the way across. this one is going to go all the way over towards melbourne in the next 15 minutes. you folks in southern brevard, the whole corridor, big wall of wind, rain and thunder, moving out. we'll show you central florida, orlando proper, the heaviest downpours we have gotten so far, but the storms are quickly moving through. if you are just joining us, perhaps the wind and rain woke you up. these storms will give us good amount of rain. still tracking toward the coast. we have had this tornado watch that goes in effect until 8:00 this morning. slowly but surely our viewing area. we will see counties just continue to get pushed out of this watch, but that is a tornado watch until 8:00 am. so, for about another 3:45. but the dynamics are best in polk,

morning in southern iowa but at the moment it looks like we'll see low accumulations. temperatures finally look to warm back into the 30s by the weekend so let's just keep hoping they stick around towards next week! celebrate martin luther king junior day, and a prepare to celebrate black history month, many are asking, "where did it really begin?" today local five is trying to answer that question... by going back to an era that pre- dates slavery. it takes us to a town in florida where america's untold journey truly begins. "narr: - the year is 1565 and in the first new world is taking shape kathy deegan- the first people of african heritage who came to the americans both here in the us and in latin america were free james bullock - 01:19:31:15 - the new world was built by three groups, the europeans, the indigenous and the afrikaners. and that without any of those chad light - the colonists had a tremendous stake in this particular venture called the enterprise of florida. dr. michael francis 00:54:57:00 - the free blacks became shopkeepers and merchants and artisan

>> most of the democrats were southern democrats. they were the ones who went against marshall. marshall got a lot of help

area southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern areas with additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county inches by 1am south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge and mount olivet 6 hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. weather and traffic toss toss to denise for early morning fire... this is a look at the scene on locust avenue... our photographer spoke with the homeowner...who said he and his son were able to escape. it's believed the fire began in the walls...and quickly spread. no injuries are being reported.... we'll bring you new information as it becomes available. jim gray "wel

after the southerners rebelled, the north attacked their villages. first, they used helicopter gunships. >> now, there were 5 or more of these machines, great black crickets in every direction. adults were running from the machines, falling, screaming. [gunshots] >> then came the men on horseback. >> from our hiding place we watched the storm overtake the town. all was dust. i heard the crack of gunfire behind us. horses burst through the grass to the right and left. [machine-gun fire] >> thousands of children fled into the bush, including many children like valentino who became separated from their families. the children banded together to try to escape the fighting. >> we were walking to ethiopia, but we were not safe. there would be the sudan armed forces who would spot any moving target in southern sudan and drop bombs at them. so we would see dead bodies everywhere. everyone was looking for a safer place. and whatever it tooks, you kw, walking at day and nig, we--wmade it. >> groups of orphans as young as 3 walked for months across the desert to

could be an isolated passing snow showers in southern new hampshire. wednesday we've got some sunshine in southern new hampshire, and snow showers up north. again it's only a one to three-inch snow tally. mostly light. couple of snow squalls can't be ruled out as well. higher amounts up north. tomorrow is a windy and cold wednesday with the most sun in southern new hampshire, and most mountains. dry for the most part thursday, and another storm moves in on saturday, that one will likely be stronger, could have a little bit of mixing in parts of southern new hampshire being four days out, tough to call the exact track on that. but certainly unsettled for at least the first half of this weekend. >> the big story today was not about the game, it's about the shiner, where did that black eye announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor l

we will start seeing snow in the work through central and southern iowa through the day. accumulations will likely be around 2 to 3 inches here in the metro, so likely not a huge snowfall amount but timing will probably impact the morning and evening commutes. after that we're going to warm back into the mid 20s through friday. thursday we may see a bit of snow in the morning in southern iowa but at the moment it looks like we'll see low accumulations. temperatures finally look to warm back into the 30s by the weekend so let's just keep hoping they stick around towards next week! elias: our top story...iowans prepare for a chilly reception as they walk outside to start elias: everyone will need to bundle up before they head out this morning...as the week starts with bitter cold across the state. due to the frigid temperatures, a number of schools and organizations will be on delayed starts this morning...a list of them are running in the ticker at the bottom of your screen. for more information, and the latest weather conditions, you can also log on to our website...we ar

winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts and continues evening tapering by ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere to even less the farther north. we for today we are 30 degrees. tonight about 20 and a high of 31 friday. with temps dipping into the teens freezing will be a problem in some areas this morning. be especially cautious when traveling on untreated roads and in rural areas. happening now right now... winter storm watches are going right now... winter storm watches are going into effect for most of the mid atlantic and northeast. officials are wa

road 11am to 2pm: snow developing near southern part 275 including florence, southern clermont and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern areas with additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. 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

then you hit southern bristol county. southern plymouth county. away from the coastline. the likelihood of a few inches of snow is a good bet. if not closer to a half a foot of snow perhaps into southern bristol county. right along the coastline and from hyannis points east, we may have some mixing issues. you have to remember, the water temperatures are warm. we may have temperatures close to 36, 37 for a while. a foot of snow on long island. you get the point here. a sharp gradient from north to so we have to keep an eye on. this still a couple of days away. this could be a little fluctuation in the snow totals here. winds gusty at times. 40-50 miles an hour across cape cod and cape ann. that will create minor coastal flooding for the sunday morning high tide coming in at 11:00 in the morning. more on the forecast coming up. >> sarah: that winter weather causing problems already in d.c. jim cantore in d.c. with more on the problems and what could happen in the coming days. >> reporter: well, if last night was any precursor as to what's to come, we are in big trouble her

southern 6-10. again all snow in the northern part. heaviest snow to 11:00 a.m., the strongest winds in southern delaware. in the philadelphia area, 15 to 20 inches. thundersnow, heavy snow 3:00 a.m. to noon, blowing snow, low visibility. here's south jersey. we may have mixture in the purple areas there near little egg harbor and down toward atlantic city. 15 to 20 inches closer to the delaware river. a little less as you get closer to new york city. at the shore, a big dropoff from 10 to 14 inches in hammonton to a couple inches at the shore but the wind will be the strongest there. the greatest uncertainty is there. in delaware county and chester county isolated amounts of 20 inches in parts of chester. some places seem to get a lot because of the elevation there and the heaviest snow in southern and western chester county and all snow there. all snow, of course, well north and west, the lehigh valley, the fluffy type of snow. the heaviest snow 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and less snow near the puck knows. bucks, montgomery, mercer count

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 let's send it over to chris with traffic. 3 we're watching: accidenti-85 bus south@exit 5i-585/us 176 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 we still have some school we still have 3 we still have some school delays in our mountain counties this morning..these are also running at the bottom of your screen.and don't forget.. you can always find a full list of closings and delays on fox carolina dot com and on our weather app. 3 3 there's a smell lingering in southern greenville county -- and people living in the area say its so bad... at times.. its nauseating. nauseating.they say a local landfill is to blame... and will take action to fix it. it.fox carolina ashley minelli is live at columbia baptist church... can you smell anything now? 3 3 3 3 - dhec confirmed odor comnig from twin chimneys landfill

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** 3 we're watching this: no accidents or 3 you're taking a live look at 3 football season may be over-- but clemson is still recognizing the incredible year the tigers had. had.deshaun watson gave was named the south carolina football hall of fame's player of the year. he was given the award at last night's basketball game at the well. watson is the third tiger to receive the honor. watson was asked about his future in the n-f-l.here's what he had to say. 3 its a thought. its a dream but i have multiple goals. and one of my goals before ieven came to this school was have my degree in three year. and im gonna try to do that. i'm if i have the opportunity to go to the nfl. then i'm gonna take it but we'll just have to see how everything plays out. but i s

stay weather aware for friday as another system amounts to parts southern areas friday. this is a we will keep a watchful eye. carstar traffic to reduced visibilities and snow accumulations. this the morning commute...which will make travel conditions increasingly driving. hero...after he helped save the life actor jamie foxx is being hailed a helped save the life of a suspected a man flipped his car....right onto foxx's front lawn. when he heard the crash, foxx ran out and pulled the man wreckage. ...moments before the car burst into foxx says he was place at the right time... but the driver's father, is praising the actor for his efforts. "i think we all hope that we could do something when the time is there, but the question is is, do we? do we act, or do we fear for our own lives? and he did not." "as i'm getting him out, i said, "you've got to help me get you out, because i don't want to have to leave you." and i said, "you've got angels around you." the driver suffered major injuries to his head and chest, but is expected to recover... you're taking a live look out

are dry tonight dry thursday of 33 for friday as amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. carstar travel difficulties to reduced accumulations. this commute...which will make travel conditions increasingly hazardous. leave extra time for driving. denise tosses to jordan live live a winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow will cause primarily travel difficulties. be prepared for snow covered roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while driving. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing area. the evening commute could still be slick in spots with snow covered roads where there is little traffic and we've got reporters out tracking conditions across the tri-state... the most snow is expected in northern kentucky... our jessica brown joins us live from hebron with the details. the main problem this morning will not be how much accumulates but temperatures both of which will be well below

southern vermont. southern new hampshire, brattleboro to keene. towns in gardner, there in northern mass. over to barre. final radar picking up up on the snow viewers have been telling us about, the last hour or so from spencer back to worcester. getting good verification there, rain anywhere from boston, over to p-town, down to barnstable, very heavy right now. that's the worse of the rain, it's going to move out and likely be replaced by any change the next couple of hours as the cold air continues to spill in behind our departing storm. right now temperatures are above freezing from the airport reports. so that's good news. we don't have a lot more of the freezing rain concerns. but as we head into the afternoon, still that cold air wrapping in behind the lull, trying to change over the rain to snow midday into the afternoon. there's 2:00, a left over snow showers or two. mainly along the north shore and then out of here. there's 5:00, clouds, breezy weather, temps in upper 30s. the winter weather advisory continues for the next couple of hours

low to mid-60s in southern california. reno tops out at 51. for southern nevada, 26 on the mountain. right at the 32-degree mark in indian springs. highs tomorrow, boulder city looking at 57 degrees. a degree warmer in mesquite and mid-40s up in caliente. for the las vegas valley, 43 will be the overnight low. i like these numbers outside of that 30-desk mark. 58 will -- 30-degree mark. we'll probably stop at 58. if we have a breeze that will temperatures at least in some neighborhood to the 60s. if yours doesn't hit the 60-degree mark, no worries. we'll take care of that. 62 on wednesday. plenty of days in the 60s which is slightly above normal right into the weekend. and when we talk slightly above normal, we should remember that last january, we had the warmest january ever in las vegas. >> nice. >> a lot of days in the 70s. >> early spring. let's bring it on again. >> we'll see what we can do. we'll tweak some dials. >>> amber is in with sports. >>> nba hall of famer spencer haywood received the civil rights museum sports legacy award for

earlier efforts to reconstruct the southern economy of the sea islands of south carolina and southern louisiana were all aimed in some way of getting the plantation system back up and running on that basis. what sherman is doing here threatens to destroy the plantation system. take the land of some of the wealthiest slaveowners in the south and give it to former slaves. there is a provision that we didn't talk about in the ii section of the order. no white person whatever will be permitted to reside in this area that he just specified. no white person. permitted to reside. what is he doing there? why is he doing it? [no audio] to post a question a different way, where have we heard before in this class about plans for physically separating white people from black people in a post-slavery order? >> sending black people of liberia as lincoln and talked about. stephen west: we got the idea of separation of black and white persons coming in response to what sherman and stanton had heard in the meeting with the black ministers. similar to but different from colonization. colonization is a

birds eye voila impacts by 10am southern part 275 including florence, independence and southern clermont and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals 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. airlines have started to cancel started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. while we won't get the snow totals they'll see there..

the question will be does that come far enough north to impact southern new england. and there was a spreading those computer models nothing to a lot i know that's not a very good forecast but remember work four days away from this even starting here in southern new

southerners slaves who fought for the union army also. the most commonly known was alcorn of mississippi. big plantation. he figured out, we have to cooperate with the north. he said, we should ratify the 14th amendment. he said, we have to accept that blacks are voting. people like me, the leader, should join up. we need a harnessed revolution. people like him can keep things under control while still respecting the basic rights. alcorn and some of these planters also became scalawags, particularly in mississippi. the states with the largest number were north carolina, tennessee. texas had a bunch of german immigrants who joined the republican party. the vast majority of white southerners did not except the legitimacy of reconstruction, did not except the legitimacy of like voting, and that helped to produce the violence of the ku klux klan. >> the ku klux klan, the white leagues. it is terrorism. >> this is something on our minds lately. unfortunately, there is a history of terrorism in this country that is homegrown reconstruction -- h

lows will dip digits in northern iowa, with low teens in the southern portion of the state. temperatures will bounce back with another round of sunshine on new year's day. highs may even make it to the freezing point in des moines, leading to the start of some significant melting into saturday. highs over the weekend could reach the upper-30s in southern iowa, and new year's eve will be chilly across the state. lows will dip into the single digits in northern iowa, with low teens in the southern portion of the state. temperatures will bounce back with another round of sunshine on new year's day. highs may even make it to the freezing point in des moines, leading to the start of some significant melting into saturday. highs over the weekend could reach the upper-30s in southern iowa, and will remain mild throughout the week. next... we go live to the uss iowa... keith murphy shows us how the hawks are getting ready to take on stanford for tomorrow's rose days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was m

and the second thing that has been an issue in some circles in southern nevada is a stadium, anywhere from $700 million to a billion dollars of covered stadium. and the -- what we've voted on as a board was the acquisition of the 42 acres and i think we drove -- what drove me personally as one of 13 and my colleagues on the board, was the plan to develop the academic and industry partnership functions of the university on those 42 acres. for instance, with the medical school and your different medical outreach programs and engineering and things like that. so the vote was 13 -- excuse me, 12-0, i think there was one regent who wasn't present, it was unanimous, no northern or southern regent that opposed it. we specifically removed the stadium portion of the discussion and so any use of the land has to come back to be board of regents. >> it does make sense, i know mgm was supportive a long time, maybe 10 years ago, of redeveloping that whole area and putting in housing and shopping. it seemed like a major redevelopment project that could be beneficial to southern nevada. >> and i happ

notice southern new hampshire, southern vermont. not much. it's just going to stay cloudy and breezy there today. whereas you go in saturday night, be careful. we have wide spread snow, but then it moves out. 6 a.m. it's finished just the cape getting snow by 9 a.m., even the sunshine trying to break out. we have a coating to a couple back along the pike to worcester points north ward toward the border even less and then you get into plymouth county where you can see 3-6" and down to the cape, even close to a foot of snow may fall along the islands of south portion of the cape before it's said and done. i have lots of winter weather warnings, snow and wind advisories all posted. i will break it down for you neighborhood coming up. >> all right, jason, we will check in with your son. our team coverage continues taking us to washington, dc where the blizzards' eye is hovering. this is one highway in dc where cars were at a standstill and it's just a mess. the sun is rising and the snow is falling. more than a foot already, they are expecting as

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. the weekend will be sunny and spring-like, with highs in the low to mid-60s. the next round of rain holds partly cloudy skies with highs reaching 50 in the upstate and 46 in the mountains. showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. the weekend will be sunny and spring-like, with highs in the low to mid-60s. the next round of rain holds 3 ((weather hit)) 3 chris is in the traffic center now: 3 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on--pit crew traffic sponsored by pit crew traffic 3 sponsored by kevin whitaker chevrolet cadillac! 3 3 3 news you need to know.. greenville police are asking for your opinion on body cameras for officers.they're a

winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern upwards of wallstreet today as it looks to get back in the black. the dow jones dropped almost 250-points just before yesterday's closing bell...and that was actually better than expected. earlier in the day...it dropped almost 600-points after the price of crude oil tumbled yet again. jessica 2shot also today...states in the northeast are bracing themselves for a huge blizzard. the storm isn't supposed to hit until tomorrow, but it appears baltimore and washington, d-c will get the brunt of it. 50-million people could be impacted. d-c is expected to get up to two feet of snow...the areas worst snowfall in almost a century. the area has equipped some two thousand volunteers with shovels to clear walkways and more than 800 people to clear roads. "if this is a blizzard and we have sustained winds and people lose power and it's cold over a sustained period of time, that would be m

red showing up, the southern worcester county. rhode island, eastern connecticut this is a train of heavy moisture that is working on in. as it interact some of this colder air in place and draws nor colder air in place, we will see change over to wet snow up no southern new hampshire. so rain may end as a few wet snow flakes to the north of boss not to, the best chance of coating a couple of inches of snow, up in southern new hampshire and likely seeing two inches of snow and ice, by the time you get up to jaffrey, new hampshire. drizzle for the tailgates but we dry out for kickoff. >>> love the forecast, try out. and the pat hoping that the weather won't put a damper on their playoff plans, but there's a number of to do decisions that to do just that, it involves a lot of protemp, and ron >>> he is one of a few players questionable for today.

southern parts of connecticut. once you get into new england not a whole lot of snow in northern new england, but to the south two to four, northern parts of massachusetts cannot be ruled out. and as we just get brushed with that northern edge later tomorrow and tomorrow night, especially manchester south and inch of snow. then it dries out everywhere later tomorrow night. as for highs tomorrow, lining up into the 20's, a great day to hit the slopes, a little breezy, mostly sunny, very cold to start, but very pleasantly cool to finish. what about for the big pats game against the broncos on sunday? unfortunately it's going to be in the 40's. we could really use it, in the 30's, i think, because i'm not sure that peyton likes to play temperature, but it will be on the mild side. should be good for the kicking game as well. go pats. take a look at the forecast through the weekend, it chilly to start, a little milder to finish, and we're up near 40 on tuesday, maybe a couple of mixed showers tuesday afternoon. tom: th

notice the thick cloud cover anywhere from southern jersey through central, southern pennsylvania and the mid atlantic region with heavy snow. but even though that storm center is well off to our south and west, on the order of close to 900 miles or so, those high southern new hampshire. now speaking of southern new hampshire, we do stand a shot, give it about 60, 70% of getting a light coating to maybe a half inch of snow south and east of manchester during tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. but take a look at that bulls eye of snow, two feet plus in and around the nation's capital, especially that plus in the mountains over west virginia and western virginia and western parts of maryland. now the south coast of new england will get a fair share of so if your travel plans take you into connecticut, rhode island, southern parts of massachusetts and around plymouth towards the cape and islands, several inches plus could start to pile up as early as late morning into the afternoon. while it will be dry farther to the north over a good part of the granite state. what about the rest

have reported to a southern california prison to serve additional time related to the 2001 fire they describe as a "controlled burn." patrick walker is here with the latest. ((patrick walker)) if you think this looks familiar... you're right. although right now... there is no law enforcement presence at the camp. the group is now calling itself the "citizens for constitutional freedom." some of the key players from the standoff at the bundy ranch in 2014 are in oregon... including the group's spokesman... cliven's bundy's son ammon. < ((nats)) ((patrick walker)) a militia of self-described many of them armed... has set up camp in an oregon national wildlife refuge. they've been there since saturday. ((shawna cox/occupier: "we, the people, of these states united, have reason to believe that dwight and steven hammond were not afforded their rights to due process.")) ((patrick walker)) the occupiers say they want the federal government to give ranchers back the land they allege has been stolen from them. ammon bundy monday morning: ((ammon bundy/militia member: "everything that we use a

a couple western iowa and work through central and southern iowa through the day. accumulations will likely be around 2 to 3 inches here in the metro, so likely not a huge snowfall amount but timing will probably impact the morning and evening commutes. after that we're going to warm back into the mid 20s through friday. thursday we may see a bit of snow in the morning in southern iowa but at the moment it looks like we'll see low accumulations. temperatures finally look to warm back into the 30s by the weekend so let's just keep hoping they stick week! sabrina: also coming up on local five news midday.... celebrate the life and career of martin luther to celebrate month. three of the back to the united states. into the details of how they were freed, the democratic candidates had debate of 2016 south carolina. back at the coming up. "local 5 news midday in good morning local 5 news midday...i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: local five is following the latest in an officer involved shooting in muscatine. authorities have identity of the person shot night... tim seefeldt

flurries possible in southern new hampshire. in terms of accumulations, a trace to maybe an inch from west of nashua on up to salem and windham area and probably not all the way up to portsmouth. just to about hampton. so, nothing major there. going on, there's not much happening out out there in denver right now, but it will zoom in here and put futurecast in motion and there could be, here is the stadium right there and as we go through the day tomorrow, temperatures starting 0 of in the lower 40's. there will be some snow showers dancing around that region. so there could be times of light snow during the patriots afc championship game tomorrow. but the temperatures won't be all that cold. here is your extended forecast today. clouds to the south, more sun to the north and light snow possible. a little warmer by a few degrees tomorrow, otherwise bright sunshine, breezy, and the week ahead does look milder, monday through wednesday. >> well, there you go. it's a miss this time around. amy: all right, thanks, josh. this year ma

james/wx wall weather adlib: snow advisory for central and southern iowa until 9pm tonight. snow will continue to fall across southwest and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. jack: yet another fire in central iowa, yet another fire in central iowa, this time affecting a family in pleasantville who really needs help. stephanie: sarah palin is back on the campaign trail - this time with republican front-runner donald trump. jack: and folks in fort dodge are starting to pick up the pieces after a big downtown fire burned a popular spot for athletes. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack/2shot good evening and welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot and i'

it's a pressing matter to redefine southern food. it was distorted for so long. but as a northerner, why should northerners care? >> well, i think if you look at the history of food in america, there's no denying that southern food was the first, you know, true cuisine that had this foundation and that's important to preserve, and, you know, to me, though, it kind of goes back to the idea, you should be cooking and preserving and celebrating the food of your grandmother. >> people take a real pride in their ability to cook my and's recipe, my grandma's recipe, and this is how we made these. the standard of food here is so high that when i go around any place, i just go, eh. >> country ham, bread and butter pickles, and, of course, sean being sean, there will be bourbon. >> i just like to start with pickles and ham. i'll try not to geek out too much, but this is a very special breed of pig that came over here in the 1500s called asabal. the spaniards brought it. it has a very particular flavor. this one's aged three years. >> that's r

as another system could bring significant snow amounts to parts of the tri state especially our southern areas thursday night into friday. this is a tricky one and still uncertain on track we will keep a watchful eye. if you're getting ready to head out...hopefully you've given yourself some extra time... the roads are getting slicker and more dangerous by the minute... jordan villines is stormtracker...whe re are you right now? live live a winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow will cause primarily travel difficulties. be prepared for snow covered roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while driving. snow will taper by noon to 1pm in all but the far eastern counties of the fox19 now viewing area. the evening commute could still be slick in spots with snow covered roads where there is little traffic and no treatment. toss to jessica in hebron this morning will not be how much accumulates but air and road surface temperatures both of which will be freezing. that will stick and create a slippery/icy problem. the greatest be from hamilton southward. look to ac

james/wxcenter snow advisory for central and southern iowa until 9pm tonight. snow will continue to fall across southwest and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. james- james tags on camera jack: let's take a live look outside conditions during this evening commute with our road warrior nikki davidson. nikki/tvu2 ad libs conditions tosses to sot " if you looked at the streets before it began to snow they tell we had salt residual from the activitiy we had from previous snowstorms so we chose not to brine this time because we felt like we had more salt alraedy on the street." nikki tag toss back stephanie/1shot: nikki,thanks -- and we'll check back in with you at six. well you wouldn't think something tha

low southern nevada by late saturday. sunday, low pressure will close over the valley bringing widespread chances for rain to the area into next monday. for now, today's high is 60 with sunny skies and breezy conditions. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk metro needs your the suspect accused of pointing a gun at several people on the las vegas strip. police arrested the man you see there on your screen friday night. he's being held as "john doe." police say he was aiming a gun at people while walking in and out of traffic. that's when an officer confronted him in front of the bellagio. police say the man refused to obey commands to surrender, so an officer fired at the suspect but missed. a bystander was grazed in the leg and is expected to be okay. the suspect was arrested fo

expect snow showers overnight as well, mainly in southern and southwestern iowa. one to two inches of accumulation is possible in those areas, with only a few tenths accumulating downtown. the sun will be back for sunday, but temperatures will remain frigid. northern iowa will remain single digits below zero all day, while the metro and areas south will be single digits above zero. the northwesterly breeze continues through the day tomorrow keeping wind chills -15 downtown in the afternoon and closer to -25 in northern iowa. temps will plummet again sunday lows for monday single digits by monday afternoon. snow moves in again on tuesday before temperatures return 20s for the rest of the work week and 30s by next weekend. we love to see sunday. our temperature roller coaster continues its slide most of the state tonight with only far southern ia seeing temperatures hovering just above 0. a bitter breeze from have wind chills sitting around -20 in to -40 in northern iowa. expect snow showers overnight as well, mainly in southern and one to two inches of possible in

not only today in the southern sierra, but they are expecting a couple of feet into southern california with very heavy rain tomorrow. part of the system will hit the south bay. 51 fremont, and for today your beginning of weekend we are looking at conditions mainly dry in the 50s. the outside chance of a shower. it will be on the cool side. and we will look for more mostly dry weather on sunday. i'll explain in in just a few minutes. tive fanny. >> thank you. >>> santa rosa police have released a sketch of a suspected sexual assault suspect whose alleged victim said he grabbed her chest and tried to pull her into his car. the attack happened early wednesday night on petaluma hill road. the 11-year-old girl was playing when this man grabbed her and made a lewd comment. she was able to run away. he's about 5'10", wearing black reading glasses, black pants and a black hooded jacket. >>> good news for those wanting to enroll in covered california. officials have extended the deadline until next saturday. but there is a big but. you have to begin the process of enrolling by tomorrow to be el

winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and could bring snowfall with a maysville and as far and the i 71 76 split anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. change of just 100 now snow starts morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere farther north. we watch this. 30 degrees. tonight about 20 and a high of 31 friday. still to come the river? what's happening today... which could help make that happen coming up plus... if the fbi recommends charges against hillary clinton because of her e- mail practices.... would the democrats have any options to consider another candidate? after the break... we'll look at the rules and the possibilities. and... denise johnson is checking some traffic issues this morning... the morning x will be right back xtra is sponsored by marine recently released from an ir

radar picture that first wave of storms slamming southern california is now moving throu southern nevada and arizona. >> and then you see, though, right on its heels another wave of storms closing in on nearly 700 miles of california coastline, as well as the western coast of washington state. >>> president obama is facing fierce opposition this morning for his controversial l executiv action on gun control. the president used an emotional and at times tearful speech to bypass congress and push his own power. abc's kenneth moton has the latest. reporter: in a defining moment during his last year in office, president obama shed tears as he made good on his promise to act on gun control. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. >> reporter: the 20 first graders of the sandy hook mamassacre, eir families and others impacted by gun violence sat in the audience and stood behind the president as he made another emotional plea. his executive actions expand background checks requirinall gun dealers to be licensed. the president also plans to overhaul the fbi's background check sys

>> stormed that soaked southern california are moving our way. the thief making off the jewels still on the run after several crimes in several states. the movie avatar need a couple of months to set a record that star wars just broke in 20 days. oh yeah. and those six little numbers that may be worth half a billion dollars. 9news starts now. >> it was nice while it lasted. the mild weather pattern is coming to an end tonight. i'm kathy sabine tracking not one, not two, but three storm systems in california across the desert southwest and into the southern mountains tonight. southern mountains where winter weather advisories are posted. california is posting for more rainfall and snow in the sierra nevada mountain range. the most recent range is moving quickly northeast. it is unorganized. denver will see a little light snow overnight for the morning drive tomorrow. about an inch of snow in the afternoon. it's the sec strongest wave off to the west of us that will prompt the national weather service to really increase the winter weather advisory

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