temperatures will dip slightly low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler air through the higher levels of the atmosphere. temperatures will be about 2-4 cooler than this past week but that'll still keep las vegas in the low 70s. another massive area of high pressure shoves in behind that to kick temperatures back up into the low and middle 70s. farther out in the forecast period a stronger system is forecast for wednesday of next week with temperatures kicked slightly warmer just before it moves in and slightly cooler just behind it. no rain or really cold weather is expected for the next 7 days. level wispy clouds but that'll be about it. otherwise skies will be clear and temperatures wonderfully mild for this time of year. overnight low temperatures will be in the mid 40s once again with clear skies overhead for the 6th night in a row. temperatures will dip slightly through the weekend as a weak low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler air through the higher levels of the atmo

temperatures will dip slightly through the weekend as a weak low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler air through the higher levels of the atmosphere. temperatures will be about 2-4 cooler than this past week but that'll still keep las vegas in the low 70s. another massive area of high pressure shoves in behind that to kick temperatures back up into the low and middle 70s. farther out in the forecast period a stronger system is forecast for wednesday of next week with temperatures kicked slightly warmer just before it moves in and slightljust behind it. no rain or really cold weather is expected for the next 7 days. just in to 13 action news-- gas leak in southern california has been "temporarily controlled." and it'll cost possibly up to 300- million dollars to fix. you may remember that leak near porter ranch started nearly 4-months ago. people living in the area had been complaining the gas was making them sick, ranging from headaches to nausea. if the temporary fix works, then the plug will be cemented closed. then residents have a

temperatures will dip slightly through the weekend as a weak low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler air through the higher levels of the atmosphere. 2-4 cooler than this past week but that'll still keep las vegas in the low 70s. another massive area of high pressure shoves in behind that to kick temperatures back up into the low and middle 70s. farther out in the forecast period a stronger system is forecast for wednesday of next week with temperatures kicked slightly warmer just before it moves in and slightly cooler just behind it. no rain or really cold weather is expected for the next 7 days. more than 50 people are dead after a prison riot in northern mexico. prison officials say it began as a fight between two rival groups. 12-others hurt, with at least 5 in critical condition. two areas in the prison are also damaged, after inmates reportedly set fires. a storage facility is ramping up their security and threatening customers... because they say some customers are living in their units! the manager at mini storage on swensen a

welcome to beautiful, bucolic southern idaho. >> thanks for having me. >> well, we got a lot to talkcome on inside. >> john boling is a paramedic and the youngest of four children. >> okay. >> ladies first. >> thank you. his strange inheritance comes from his mom's side of the family -- a long line of congregationalist ministers dating back to the 1800s. but it's not until john's 18 years old and his air force dad retires to oregon that he first sees the coveted heirloom. >> i knew about the shackles for years and years, but i had never seen them. they were "in storage," this mythical place. >> mythical. that seems as good a word as any for this eight-pound set of iron leg shackles handed down by john's great-great-grandfather, minister hezekiah atwood. >> the story was that he had ministered to john brown while john brown was in prison. >> the abolitionist? >> the abolitionist, exactly. and that john brown had somehow bequeathed these shackles to him. >> so john boling's ancestor was given these shackles by one of history's most consequential antislavery crusaders, who wore them to

plus -- fallon quarterback connor richardson will play football at the college of southern idaho the nightcap comes from the nba... stephen curry has done it again!... he erupted for 36 points...in the first half!... he tied a career-high with 11 3-pointers... warriors dump the wizards 134-121 thanks, josh. for news while you're newscast partne (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) jeff is back with your wakeup forecast. thursday: partly sunny, with a high near 44. west wind around 5 mph becoming north in the thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 24. east wind around 5 mph becoming southeast in the evening. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 46. south wind around 5 mph. friday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 52. saturday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 29. sunday: sunny, with a high near 53. sunday night: clear, with a low around 28. monday: sunny, with a high near 54. monday night: mostly clear, with

temperatures will dip slightly through the weekend as a weak low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler air through the higher levels of the 2-4 cooler than this past week but that'll still keep las vegas in the low 70s. another massive area of high pressure shoves in behind that to kick temperatures back up into the low and middle 70s. farther out in the forecast period a stronger system is forecast for wednesday of next week with temperatures kicked slightly warmer just before it moves in and slightly cooler just behind it. no rain or really cold weather is expected for the next 7 days. time now... for the latest consumer news... you could have money coming to you!!! money gram... is set to pay back.... -13- million dollars... for customers... who feel they were ripped off. it's part of a multi-state settlement... that includes nevada. the customers complain... they used.... money gram's wire transfer service... to unknowingly send money.... to -3-rd parties... involved in scams. general motors... is recalling vehicles.... with a braki

temperatures will dip slightly through the weekend as a weak low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler air through the higher levels of the atmosphere. temperatures will be about 2-4 cooler than this past week but that'll still keep las vegas in the low 70s. another massive area of high pressure shoves in behind that to kick temperatures back up into the low and middle 70s. farther out in the forecast period a stronger system is forecast for wednesday of next week with temperatures kicked slightly warmer just before it moves in and slightly cooler just behind it. no rain or really cold weather days. a homework assignment sends the parents of some third graders principal's office.. demanding answers. why they say their children were given a question that cross the line. a woman is dead... and... her medicine could be to blame. the urgent warning.... about counterfeit pills. stay with us. now... praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. a practical and successful legislator, bernie sanders passed more roll-call

temperatures will dip slightly through the weekend as a weak low pressure system moves through southern idaho and northern nevada bringing some slightly cooler of the atmosphere. temperatures will be about 2-4 cooler than this past week but that'll still keep las vegas in the low 70s. another massive area of high pressure shoves in behind that to kick temperatures back up into the low and middle 70s. farther out in the forecast period a stronger system is forecast for wednesday of next week with temperatures kicked slightly warmer just before it moves in and slightly cooler just behind it. no rain or really cold weather is expected for the next 7 days. coming up... does a big steak make your system is forecast for it. no rain or really cold weather is expected for the next 7 days. coming up... does a big steak make your mouth water.. but... the price makes your stomach squirm? experts reveal... the two cuts that will save you cash.. and... taste just as good.... as that expensive rib eye!!! plus.. is your valentine's day card going to be one for the scrapbook.. or the trash can? we'll give yo

welcome to beautiful, bucolic southern idaho. >> thanks for having me. >> well, we got a lot to talkinside. >> john boling is a paramedic and the youngest of four children. >> okay. >> ladies first. >> thank you. his strange inheritance comes from his mom's side of the family -- a long line of congregationalist ministers dating back to the 1800s. but it's not until john's 18 years old and his air force dad retires to oregon that he first sees the coveted heirloom. >> i knew about the shackles for years and years, but i had never seen them. they were "in storage," this mythical place. >> mythical. that seems as good a word as any for this eight-pound set of iron leg shackles handed down by john's great-great-grandfather, minister hezekiah atwood. >> the story was that he had ministered to john brown while john brown was in prison. >> the abolitionist? >> the abolitionist, exactly. and that john brown had somehow bequeathed these shackles to him. >> so john boling's ancestor was given these shackles by one of history's most consequential antislavery crusaders, who wore them to his own

>> that's southern idaho. we have the mountains and the snow. >> the things you learn on news 6. >> we're the gem state, not the potato state. >> what? say that again. gem state? >> that's what we're called. >> take a look at radar tonight. we've got a few spots of rain we have to watch. i don't think most of you are going to see these. these little pockets of activity off the brevard county coast, they look a little more impressive now than they did about 25 minutes ago. across the interior, it held together long enough that we the turnpike. dying out as well, making their way over into polk county. daytime highs, how did we do? officially not been able to upgrade your temperature to 84. 83 at o.i.a. 84 in the villages, though. 79 in daytona beach, 82 in gainesville and 84 in ocala. the record-high for today was 87. we got closer but didn't quite make it today. >> right now, we're at 81 degrees out at the airport. 82 is the current reading in leesburg, the villages, ocala, all of it 82. 79 at the cape, 77 in

recommendation for fiscal year 2017 includes funding for a third crisis center, this time in southern idahoi appreciate the legislature's continued backing of our efforts to improve local access care while reducing costs to the community. it remains our goal to engage local leaders and businesses and nonprofits in supporting long-term sustainability. now i'm sure that you will agree that sustainability is a significant goal and a key metric of our success for much of our public policy, including the management of idaho's precious water resources. mr. speaker, senator baird, and chairman chase of the idaho water resources board, i want to personally thank you for your efforts in bringing two water user groups together to finally settle delivery calls from it the eastern snake plane aquifer. this historic settlement will help ensure that the aquifer is a healthy and reliable resource not only now but well into the future. [ applause ] in fact, i would encourage others who are at odds over apportioning scarce resources to use this same agreement as a template for addressing their own conflicts

have boards of directors and advisory councils with representatives from alaska and utah and idaho, southern california, hawaii. talk to the people. going out in the community. i give a lot of speeches and meet with folks, students, business people, members of the community groups, hearing it all and getting together with my team and try to connect the dots there and see what the basic underlying themes are. but it really is a district of multiple economies. agriculture, high tech, a lot of other sectors. >> john williams, president of the san francisco federal reserve, our landlord for the week. thank you for joining us here on "the 9". >> we have had a great time. i especially like your employees-only cafeteria. >> excellent. >> yeah. fourth floor. >> thank you, john. >>> we are going to talk politics. a heated debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. doug luzader reports now from washington, d.c. >> reporter: well, this was a first in the race for president this time around. an actual one on one debate with the new hampshire primary just four days away. two candidates. two podiu

the warnings for this thing go from high wind warnings in southern california, to winter storm warnings in iowa and -- idaho all the way to the great lakes -- almost 2000 miles. the worst of this will go through eastern nebraska. to leave colorado -- what we are anticipating here during the morning is a shift from a southerly wind to a morning -- northeasterly wind. when this thing starts cooking you will to see this wind driven snow around the area. again these are some of the snow totals around the area. northeast colorado, i-70 to 76, up and down the front range looking at 7" to 14". a lot of wind driven snow on interstate 80 between cheyenne, kimball and -- southern nebraska . us six at loveland. -- us 6 at loveland, some snow starting to accumulate. slick in some spots and that will continue to build throughout the day. we were in winter park this weekend and they received 11" of snow in the last 48 hours. fresh powder. >> they are having some powder days at there. breckinridge had 4" overnight, loveland had 5, and overnight tonight -- that's when they really get bailed out there. keep that in mind if

fiscal year 2017 includes funding for a third crisis center, this time in southern idaho. i appreciate the legislature's continued backing of our efforts to improve local access, care while reducing cost to the community. it remains our goal to engage local leaders and businesses and non-profits in supporting long-term sustainability. i'm sure that you will agree that sustainability is a significant goal in a key metric of our success for much of our public policy including the management of idaho's precious water resources. mr. speaker, senator, and chairman chase of the idaho water resources board, i want to personally thank you for your efforts in bringing two water user group s together to finall settle delivery calls from the eastern snake plain aquifer. this historic settlement between the surface water coalition and the ground water users will help ensure that the aquifer is a healthy and reliable resource not only now, but well into the future. [ applause ] in fact, i would encourage others at odds to use this same agreement as a template for addressing their own c

southern california from bethesda, maryland... a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley originally from boise, idaho... and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is

southern california from bethesda, maryland... a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley originally from boise, idaho... and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- [ cheers and applause ] wow. thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, folks. hey, no matter how well you thought the quarter-final games went last we or the semi-finals earlier this week, this, the two-day finals, is really the most exciting part of the college championship, because of the payday. at the end of tomrow's program, one of these three players will be $100,000 richer. there'll be $50,000 for second place and $25,000 for the third-place finisher. so i want to wish you all good luck. here we go. here are the categorie for you... yeah, ancient. 1986. [ laughter ] you should do well in that. and finally... sarah, start. uh, translator for $200.

morning, that's when i anticipate the worst of it basically from idaho springs north to the red side of the lakes and further up towards southern wyoming. we will have an occasional gust, 1520-mile-per-hour speeds around the metro area but that will be about it. quiet around here. not the case as our storm tracker system is plowing into parts -- as our strong storm system is plowing into north carolina and bringing a little bit of snowfall to maine. right now a couple snow showers dotting the horizon in the mountains. some will continue off and on throughout the remainder of the afternoon. overnight look for clear skies and cold temperatures. by 6:00 tomorrow morning you will wake up wall-to-wall sunshine, it's gorgeous, however, things quickly change as we get another little short wave drops into the state producing a little bit of light snow for the northwestern side of the state and then by 5:00 we will be looking at an increase to the clouds for eastern colorado. high temperatures today making their way into the low 30s but it won't feel like that with in frisco and about 17 in -- tonight eight, look for mostly out there an

southern california from bethesda, maryland... a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley originally from boise, idaho... and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

southern california from bethesda, maryland... a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley originally from boise, idaho... and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

southern california from bethesda, maryland... a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley originally from boise, idaho... and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] wow. thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, folks. hey, no matter how well you thought the quarter-final games went last week or the semi-finals earlier this week,

southern california from bethesda, maryland... a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley originally from boise, idaho... and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] wow. thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, folks. hey, no matter how well you thought the quarter-final games went last week or the semi-finals earlier this week, this, the two-day finals, is really the most exciting part of the college championship, because of the payday. at the end of tomorrow's program, one of these three players will be $100,000 richer. there'll be $50,000 for second place and $25,000 for the third-place finisher. so i want to wish you all good luck. here we go. here are the categories for you... yeah, ancient. 1986. [ laughter ] you should do well in that. and finally... sarah, start. uh, translator for $200. japanese for "wearing thing," this garment dates from the 7th century. sarah. what is kimono? good. translator, $400. sam. what is alaska? correct. translator for $600.

junior at the university of southern california from bethesda, maryland... [ cheers and applause ] a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley, originally from boise, idaho... whose cash winnings total... [ cheers and applause ] and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... who won $22,001 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] hey, thank you, johnny. hey, exciting moment, right? it's been a a ng, long time sisie we've gone into the deciding day of a championship with three players so evenly mahed. look at those scores! as you know, they will be added to today's total to determine our champion. good luck. here we go. keep it going as well as you did yesterday.

southern california from bethesda, maryland... whose cash winnings yesterday total... [ cheers and applause ] a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley, originally from boise, idaho... whose cash winnings total... [ cheers and applause ] and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] hey, thank you, johnny. hey, exciting moment, right? it's been a long, long time since we've gone into the deciding day of a championship with three players so evenly matched. look at those scores! as you know, they will be added to today's total to determine our champion. good luck. here we go. keep it going as well as you did yesterday. here are the categories... oh... next... notice the spelling of "whirled" there. we're dealing with anagrams here. that's followed by... ugh. and... and, sarah, once again, you go first.

southern california from bethesda, maryland... whose cash winnings yesterday total... [ cheers and applause ] a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley, originally from boise, idaho... whose cash winnings total... [ cheers and applause ] and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... who won $22,001 yesterday.

southern foothills, 6 to 10 inches of snow. a lot of it will be south of i- 70 and on i-70, 48 inches of snow. towards the tunnels, idaho springs, traffic will be tough tomorrow morning. in denver we are not looking at 6 to 10 inches of snow. the time this wraps up. taking a look at future cast for today, the morning hours are mild. by lunchtime after that the snow is starting to get more widespread and rolling into the snow to ramp up into the evening. in denver eastern plains we may pick up rain throughout the afternoon and into the evening. temperatures day will. tomorrow morning we could wake up to snow for the commute to work. that is when mother nature let's to hit and this clears out. we could the sunshine in the afternoon tomorrow and snow will continue. again it is a fast-moving 30 degrees in denver. right now, 28 in boulder. 16 leadville. 32 in grand junction. highs for today, 49 in denver. 50 boulder. eastern plains. high country in the 30s. again we start off fairly dry and again a chance for rain. by 9:00 maybe this will turn to a rain snow mix and for the five day forecast tomorrow, snowy side in the upper

idaho and nevada say the administration's actions will impede economic development. the rules are part of an expensive effort to keep the sage grouse off the endangered species list. the southern california gas company leak, is now being reported as the largest methane release in u-s history. more than 100-thousand tons of methane was released in los angeles county, in just 16 weeks. that's equivelant to the the release was measured-- by flying a plane through the methane fumes, on 13 flights, over the san fernando valley. ### a washoe county school district police k-9 has died. "amis" was born in the czech republic and trained in texas before starting his official duties in washoe county. he worked and lived with... officer mark szabo. amis specialized in drug detection on campuses. he died of natural causes. amis was ten years old. a former guard is accused of smuggling cellphones and drugs into a southern nevada prison. 41-year-old michael james was arrested last month on suspicion of bribery, and potentially supplying a phone to a prisoner. he's no longer employed as a guard, and his bail is set at 11- thousand dollars. ### a california lawmaker wants to put an end to dayl

southern california from bethesda, maryland... whose cash winnings yesterday total... [ cheers and applause ] a sophomore at the university of california, berkeley, originally from boise, idaho. whose cash winnings total... [ cheers and applause ] and a senior at the university of pittsburgh from jamison, pennsylvania... who won $22,001 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] hey, thank you, johnny. y, exciting moment, right? it's been a long, long time since we've gone into the deciding day of a championship with three players so evenly matched. look at those scores! as you know, they will be added to today's total to determine our champion. good luck. here we go. keep it going as well as you did yesterday. here are the categories... oh... next... notice the spelling of "whirled" there. we're dealing with anagrams here. that's followed by... ugh. and... and, sarah, once again, you go first. sci-fi books for $200. sarah. what is disney world? that's it. sci-fi, $400.

southern nevada. the event runs from 10 am to 3 today. a dog in idaho is hit by a train several times -- but miraculously survives. officers say loki got loose last week --.and was run over by a 13- car passenger train. the conductor noticed the injured dog and immediately stopped the train to help. a vet used a microchip to contact loki's owner sot rossi: "he's just...slowly getting back to his self. he gets around and plays with our other dog." poor little loki lost a leg, an eye and his tail -- but is expected to make has raised more than 8 thousand dollars for the pup a cargo jet makes an emergency landing missing its wheel... and california troopers go on a magical quest to find a missing unicorn. its a real story!! and its in today's take a look at this. --reporter pkg-as follows-- doth mine eyes decieve me? zounds! tis a unicorn! why a would terrible ye olde english-y accent be relevant here, you say? why indeed? probably because i can't speak elvish. but make no mistake, tis a unicorn- and it led police in madera county, california on a quest we

southern hemisphere. wholly -- some unbelievableelie video capturing a landslide thae happened in motion.n. nearly 14 tons of debris came crashing down the side of a mountain in idaho. the falling rocks shutdown a local highway and sent peopleple running for safety. authorities think it was heavy rains that c side. you don't want to see that comem at you. not at all. still ahead at 10, we have a look at countries' books legends that often go overlooked. plus, does an aspirin a day really keep the doctor away. what you should know before starting up an aspirin regimen. . as fox5 marks black historyisto month, we are taking time to honor the.he. gwen and i saturday down with the sometimes forgotten stars of the negro baseball. you founded the league back in 2003. what was the whole purpose? >> the whole purpose actually in 2000 i never even negro league. that's interesting, being raisen in the nation's capital and we never talked about one of the greatest fans.eate i faux you're a pittsburgh fan. washington teams were great. and then the other piece was w that they were integrated, caucasians, cubans, hispanics, everybody played in the old america's game. even though

idaho by like 60 pints -- points. she wins new jersey, a massive state, by 10. she gets more delegates. it's going to be close. she's going to win a bunch of the southerntes by big margins and then have a delegate lead. john: south carolina is coming up pretty quick. bloomberg poll of south carolina for the republicans and democrats. the numbers are out today. the interesting thing is clinton way ahead, not unexpectedly but sanders still beats her with white voters in south carolina. she wins handily among african-americans. that is a huge deal in a state where 50% of the voters are african-american, but what are the applications with -- implications with sanders being able to win the white vote? it's all about coalitions, and coalitions matter a lot. you guys built by this built -- formidableilt a coalition on the basis of white liberals, african-americans and millenials, right? what does it mean to hillary clinton if the while the vote she relied on in 2008 is not there for her in 2016? david well, we'll see. : there is a very large progressive white vote in south carolina. i think sanders will do very well there so i think as you look at the ohio, m

idaho, but we wielded more delegates. landslides, where is bernie going to have a landslide, vermont. massachusetts could be tough, she'll be close. a bunch of the southernlet me look at south carolina for a minute, because that's going to come quick. we did a poll, republicans and democrats, numbers coming out today. interesting thing in those numbers was that clinton way ahead of not unexpectedly, but sanders still beats her with white voters in south carolina. she wins among african-americans, 59-20, obviously that's a huge deal in a state 50% will be african mane. what are the implications after sanders being able to win the white vote, but potentially in other states going down the line. as you know, it's all about coalitions and they matter a lot. you built one on the basis of white liberals, african-americans, and millennials, right. what does it mean to hillary clinton if the white working class vote that she relied on in 2008 is not there for her in 2016. >> we'll see. my guess is over time you'll see the white working class vote be with her. there is a very large progressive white vote in south carolina, huge in the charleston area. we did well

across the southern tier of the united states. 70 degrees in dallas, 66 in new orleans and 74 in miami, florida. go to the great lakes to see cold weather. 38 in minneapolis and 38 toward boise, idaho. the satellite radar and surface features show high pressure helping bring in warmer air. is the southwesterly flow that will allow us to warm up later today. we see the winds at 14 miles temperatures to warm into the low 60s. some showers are moving across chester and lancaster county. most of it is moving east. we can't rule out a sprinkle in the northern portions of the midland, and not expecting a lot of rain for today. it will be mostly cloudy conditions and cloudy skies tomorrow. an isolated shower will be possible tomorrow evening. we don't expect much in the way of rainfall. it is not until the new work week that we see a better chance of rain. showers are continuing to push and into the second day of the work week, more chances for showers. high temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. there may be some 70s. 69 in columbia, st. matthew's in sumter. we will shoot for 70 in orangeburg and the low tonight will drop to the upper 40s and low 50s and mostly cloudy, overnight. we s

southern plains. out west, we have snow showers rolling through parts of the rockies in places like nevada and utah and also stretching into idahoter on today and also into tonight will be the risk for severe storms across parts of texas. we have the risk for damaging winds, flash flooding, and isolated tornadoes. heads up, and eventually we'll continue to see a risk for more severe weather tuesday and wednesday across parts of the gulf coast and eventually along the east coast. your current temperatures now, not too bad. 29 in chicago. 39 in new york. and much milder as you head southward along the gulf coast where temperatures now are in the 60s. let's head back inside. >> thank you. >>> it's not just any old margarita day. today is national margarita day. >> wow! >> not to be taken lightly. to shake things up, chief mixologist for margarita's mexican restaurant. mixologist, correct? how many years, 12 or 16 to learn how to make a margarita? >> it's a very, very perfected technique. you keep making it, practice all day, so it's a long time -- >> i want you to feel fully appreciated. please show me the magic in the mix. >> abso

anticipate the worst of it basically from idaho springs north to the red side of the lakes and further up towards southern wyoming. we will have an occasional gust, 1520-mile-per-hour speeds around the metro area but that will be about it. quiet around here. not the case as our storm tracker system is plowing into parts -- as our strong storm system is plowing into north carolina and bringing a little bit of snowfall to maine. right now a couple snow showers dotting the horizon in the mountains. some will continue off and on throughout the remainder of the afternoon. overnight look for clear skies and cold temperatures. by 6:00 tomorrow morning you