i believe that is a winter storm watch there for northern indiana and southern michigan. this is why. the big area of low pressure. this is riding up the mississippi river valley and look at it here. pummel areas to the west with snow and bring us snow as we head through thursday. we're going to break down how much i expect coming up. hour-by-hour, we're in the 40s and eventually 30s. we keep things dry, including for those heading out for the big bruce springsteen concert downtown at the q, mike. >>> and breaking news out of akron at noon. a company evacuated because of chlorine. hazmat and other teams are on the scene trying to stop the leak and workers at hygienic corp have been told to leave. we're making calls now and we'll get you details as they come in. >>> and the republican presidential candidates are rallying voters in nevada headed for the -- ahead of tonight's first in the west meanwhile, the democratic candidates are courting african- american voters ahead of the next contest in south carolina, with the help of hollywood heavyweights. bazi kanani brings us t

system @across the great lakes just now @hitting chicago and moving on @in across parts @of southern michigan. @this is what is impacting us at @the present time giving us a @little bit of a grainsing blow @and about half an inch to an @inch of snow this morning in @happy locations. @>> it's chilly all over. @mainly into the teens for most @of us but as the south and @southwesterly winds move @through, things will improve. @as we move through the week in @that 7-day forecast. @so for this morning you need to @be wear that there is a @windchill attached to the @temperatures although we are in @the teens it is feeling like @the single digits so bundle up @if you're heading out. @your headlines for the day @we'll have the snow showers for @the morning begin to taper off. @in fact, i'm tracking a second @round a little bit more potent @storm system moving through for @tomorrow. @this one bears watching because @the track predictions vary and @depending upon which way it @shifts the totals @then the good news is there's a @tiny bit of a warmup toward the @end other week. @so-- end of the week. @bu

on the backside, it's a raging blizzard towards indiana, southern michigan. they'll get pounded with snow and high wind. for us, we're in the lower 50s tomorrow. colder air does come in across minneapolis to chicago. in the 30s there. we'll see that moving in later in the day, more particularly tomorrow night into friday. here's the futurecast. later this evening, watch the time stamp, there's the 10:30 time hour. showers and storms around here with local heavy downpours. a couple of showers into the nighttime. tomorrow, clouds will be the rule. a couple of breaks of sun. isolated shower or two in a few spots. strong gusty wind will be here tomorrow as temperatures hover in the 50s in the morning and go down after that into the upper 40s and colder weather for the end of the week. friday looks bright and sunny. showers and storms. some heavy downpours, temperatures holding where they're at, 40s to the north, low 50s in town, holding in the low and middle 50s tomorrow morning and falling off with clouds and a shower or two. friday, sunny, breezy, 38. look at s

response to asbestos in southern nevada... and lead in michigan. ((kirsten joyce)) > and there's one more week till scott kelly's back on earth! what he says he's going to miss the most... about being in space. /// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) and i'm kirsten joyce. this morning, police were out investigating a deadly pedestrian crash... where a woman was killed. police say she was not in crosswalk when she was crossing the road. ((kirsten joyce)) this is one of many crashes we report almost on a daily basis. last year alone.. there were more than 120 fatal crashes on our roads. ((brian loftus)) patranya bhoolsuwan spoke to a young woman... who could have been part of that statistic... but instead, she's a success story. < ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) a wheelchair stranded on the road is what's left of a crash that left jamie farrar in critical condition. ((jamie farrar/survived crash:

notice a lot of snow sitting back in the mid-west then it changes quickly over to rain in southern portions of michigan and points south. we will start to see a light late part of morning. that comes right at the end of the morning commute. good news for those heading out now through about 8:00, mainly dry pavement but shortly after that time frame in western areas it could be a mix of wet snow, rain. it will be to form by mid to late morning so primarily rain speaking of the afternoon, rain heavy at times, a couple of downpours and ponding on area roadways. as we advance to the lake for the day, dry air will knows in through eastern new york and eventually evening showers will give way to clearing. then it looks like a beautiful thursday with high temperatures back in the low 50' s. we can touch near 50 tomorrow toward the evening. a good part of the day will be in the cool upper 30' s and lower warty' s but still well above the average. once we get past then it could s and lower 40' s but well above average. then it could be a dry and cooler friday. there could be a morning snow shower early on sunda

southern states. so massachusetts, vermont, michigan, and cruz will do better in the southern states.again, look at this -- if this race is not settled down to two people pretty soon, it will be hard to stop donald trump. and the problem with rubio now too is that he is attacking trump, not on substantive issues, but calling each other liars and nasty. this is like running for president of the sixth grade, not like president of the united states. cruz stuck to the substance and the issues and now he brought up the fact that donald won't release tax returns. trumps says he is being audited, but that is even more of a reason to be release them, it looks hike he has a problem. >> if you look at all of the surveys and polls, it shows that marco rubio would do better than ted cruz against hillary clinton. and you're saying that -- >> the problem is that argument, after that argument for mccain, romney, i heard those arguments. they tell us that every time enevery time we lose. the reason is someone like ted cruz will rally the base, con serve ti -- conservative party, and marco rubio won't

the i-team's george knapp uncovers the similarities response to asbestos in southern nevada... and lead in michigan. ((kirsten joyce)) > and there's one more week till scott kelly's back on earth! what he says he's going to miss the most... about being in space. /// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) and i'm kirsten joyce. this morning, police were out investigating a deadly pedestrian crash... where a woman was killed. police say she was not in crosswalk when she was crossing the road. ((kirsten joyce)) this is one of many crashes we report almost on a daily basis. last year alone.. there were more than 120 fatal crashes on our roads. ((brian loftus)) patranya bhoolsuwan spoke to a young woman... who could have been part of that statistic... but instead, she's a success story. < ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) a wheelchair stranded on the road is what's left of a crash that left jamie farrar in critical condition. ((jamie farrar/survived crash

knapp uncovers the similarities between the government's response to asbestos in southern nevada... and lead in michigan./// investigators from severaldetermine if criminal charges should be filed in flint michigan related to the contamination of that city's water supply. ((paula francis)) tens of thousands of residents were exposed to dangerous levels of lead in their drinking water. it appears that state officials knew about the dangers but failed to act. nevadans, the circumstances in flint sound all too familiar. for more than a year, the i-team has been following the story of how nevada officials have handled a different public health concern--asbest os. george knapp is here with the latest. ((george knapp)) in michigan, the issue is lead in the water. in nevada, the concern is asbestos in the air. the substances are different but both are major threats to public health over the long term. what's even more similar is the head-in-the-sand approach taken by health officials in both states. in his younger years, former nevada congressman jim bilbray was an avid hiker in the hills around boulder city.

snow side of this storm, still dealing with snow areas outside of chicago through fort wayne, southern michiganeeve cland. the heavy snow will be the central appalachians during the day today. a maybe the possibility of 4 to 8 hoomd envelopes. the rest of the country looks quiet. still unusually warm in the west and some of that warmth will spread across the country as we head towards the upcoming weekend. looks like we will have another severe weather event possibly middle of next week. leaving you with a shot of new york city where the winds gusted to 50 miles per hour last night and the airports were a mess. looking a little better today. more "morning joe" when we come back. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us. (vo) go

southern nevada . ((paula francis)) > two medical geologists say there are unsettling similarities between contaminated water in michigan and the deadly substance that's been released into southern nevada's air. george knapp of the i-team has been digging into the story of asbestos contamination for the last year. ((george knapp)) the two unlv scientists who've been at the heart of the asbestos controversy here say they're amazed and dismayed by the similarities playing out. there are some obvious differences of course. in flint michigan, the concern is about lead contamination in drinking water. here in nevada, the issue is asbestos fibers in our air. but there are striking similarities too. as the public health disaster in flint has played out, unlv geologists doctors rod metcalf and brenda buck have seen the same pattern being followed by health officials. it's been more than five years since buck and metcalf made their discovery of natural asbestos over a large area of southern nevada. but nevada health officials downplayed the risks, ordered the scientists to keep quiet, more information. that's what politicians in

we'll seeing rain from detroit southward around snow moving through northern michigan towards southern canada. we'll find it's 40s now after being in the 50s. it's 48 in the city. 49 at newark. 43 at belmar. 39 in sullivan county. 48 poughkeepsie. winds out of the southeast. that will stay that way 5 to 10 miles an hour as the night goes along. let's check out what we have as far as the satellite is concerned. a lot of stuff in the midsection of the country. this is snow and blizzard conditions we're talking about as the storm center moves off to the north and east. right in here is this cold front. what's going on to the south of that is some problems and a warm front that's going to try to move through tomorrow. right in this area, it's severe thunderstorms. we might see thunderstorm activity into tomorrow afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night as this system lifts up in our direction. it will pull the mild air northward. tomorrow, upper 50s here. 60s, upper 60s atlanta. 80s into florida. the other side of the front, 30s and 20s, moving from denver towards minneapolis and ba

@so we'll start to see the @midwest, but, you're right @about michigan and those @southern states. @we saw what happened with @donald trump in south carolina. @there were questions about @whether or not he would be as @strong in the south. @clearly he was. @arkansas and georgia and @alabama now and florida to @follow. @what he's going to want to do @is try to replicate the success @he had in south carolina and @now in nevada. @>> all right. @thanks so much, tracy. @appreciate it? @>>> are you tired of losing @your car keys? @volvo may have the answer, as @long as you don't lose your @smart phone. @>> we're not going to do that @story right now. @>> now we have to. @we'll just tell you. @by 2017, volvo is going to get @rid of questionkeys. @you do everything with your @smart phone. @>> we'll do everything in ten @seconds. @>> that was nice. @i completely get it. @we've got rain. @so you don't want to lose your @car on a day like this. @that's for sure. @it's plenty of wet weather and @maybe some freezing rain mixing @in briefly this morning. @we're seeing little hints of @pink here

the nearest weather of any consequences here in southern indiana and up across the northern portion of michigan where light snow to the north and rain showers in the south, hour by hour will go through a night that takes us from 40 down to the mid 30s and the recovery tomorrow is not going to be great. temperatures that are only a couple of degrees above average for tomorrow. here is the story. 7:00, sunrise is at 7:18 and 7:16 tomorrow and 10:00 sunday services give or take a couple of hours or whatever you're about, going to find clouds overhead. head to dinner hours and more clouds. clouds over sunshine in abundance as we make our way through sunday, will not live up to its name. at 11:00, we have more of the same. here is the story on temperatures. 40s except two above freezing right now and again, falling through the night as skies are fair across the region with 13 degrees colder, colder than we were just 24 hours ago. temperatures are rising last night and now on a dramatic fall tonight at cleveland and then we're talking about the same died. going to be light and changing and going nort

six hoursea most of the action in terms of smell is to the north with an advisor in michigan and a warning for southern wisconsin the back door cool front may briefly give us a wintry mix this evening but most of us should see little or no snowfall the warm front pushes warmfront pushes back north tomorrow ahead o, it will reduce temperatures for the rest of the week tonight 32 degrees .r increasing class tomorrow 46, partly cloudy, could hit 50 or better, south of akron, afternoon showers that goes from 46 degrees, then for five days it will be below normal as we head into march . it will be a cold start to march butwi just five days then after that we'll haveve five plus days above normal temperatures .? >> firefox a family is about to get larger kristi capel expecting her second child. >> right now no one person knows the gender and that is her doctor, we send kenny crumpton to pick up the sealed envelopee seated all the sonograms. >> is a dead chick flicks now we know the gender, can you type up on thepe computer to give us the envelope to tell us the gendert? >> so as long as you do your magic . h

southern nevada land. watching this thing unfold in flint, michigan and it all sort of strikes home for them. for one thing, like asbestos, there's no such thing as a safe level. r aestos, once it's in your body, it never leaves. two, is ait takes a lgme for the harm to develop. takes a long time for yote the medical effects. third and most importantly, the government, the state officials in michigan knew it was a problem and state officials here know it's a problem and they've been thwarting any effort to find out information. these scientists have been saying from the beginning that what we need to have is solid information about how much exposure there is for the people who live in these areas. those who go atving, those who go hiking in the desert, those exposed to the dust and they're just not getting it sot: and we know people are being exposed. it's in the air. people are breathing this. that's known, what's not known is how much and i think we need that data because maybe we can put alot of people's concerns down. maybe it's not a very big risk for a large population, maybe it's a big

robinson finished with just two points. 10th-ranked michigan state wins it 89-73. the southern new hampshire men and women played on television today, hosting saint michaels. first half, good ball movement. chris walters gets it on the backside. he throws it down. he had 14 points and eight rebounds. second half, rodney sanders buries the baseline jumper. he had a team-high 20. closer in the second half, for 70-65. the women, it was their annual penmen pink day showing their support for the fight against breast cancer. second half, kylie lorenzen buries a three from the wing. that gave the penmen a nine-point lead. lorenzen had a team-high 20 points with 13 rebounds for the double double. snhu wins it 60-52. don' super bowl 50 will kick sunday night at 6:30. the denver broncos and carolina panthers print cam newton playing in his first super bowl while peyton manning has the broncos back for the second time in three years playing his fourth super bowl. tom: a busy sunday. shelley: i almost forgot about the super bowl with the primary. tom: our live team coverage of the debate c

. >> the storm will drop snow from arizona to michigan leading to shutdowns of major highways and airport closures. southern states including louisiana, mississippi and alabama may even experience >> we spent most of the afternoon between 1:00 and 4:00 around 78 degrees. 80 winter haven. 83 sebring. 72 crystal river. all is quiet on storm tracker 10 in our immediate area. we have been watching a few showers around the bahamas. those have been pulling away from us. as we look upstream more warm weather in the short term before we start seeing a change in temperatures over the next couple of days. looking at the entire state, above average. should be seeing highs in the low 70s this time of year. around 70 to 72 degrees. you can see from pensacola to jacksonville to miami it is warm. ahead of that storm maker we showed you the video on, look at the warm muggy air in the 80s other the rio grande. san antonio 79 degrees. there is the cold air that will the next couple days over the southern plains. looking at 29 in denver. by contrast, 65 degrees around oklahoma city. back here at home a gorgeous evening coming

and we have winter storm warnings that extend from areas of southern nevada all the way back up now into northern michigan and these are now blizzard warnings that have been issued for the northwest corner of iowa. the des moines area is right on the edge, forecast is getting a little bit warmer for you. so the heavy snow band will be cutting off just south of des moines. but we still have des moines in about four to eight inches. omaha, possibility of 10 to 14 inches. same with hastings. in the northern half of iowa, that will be getting the worst of this storm. >> all right, bill karins with the caucus day forecast. thanks for that. >>> and still ahead, the sag awards teach the oscars a thing or two about diversity. plus, turning the tables, watch what happens when a woman pulls over a miami-dade cop for allegedly speeding. "way too early" is back in a moment. is your head so congested it's ready to explode? you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec®-d to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms. so, you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec®-d. at the pharmacy cou

southern nevada./// > back to you./// > ((brian loftus)) > a man in michigan who police say randomly the weekend... morning. jason dalton, an uber driver, allegedly killed six people at three different locations saturday... including a cracker barrel restaurant, a car dealership and a town home community. the first victim in the shooting spree was shot multiple times. she is expected to survive. the sheriff says her quick actions saved the lives of several children including 12- year-old joi coleman: ((joi coleman, 12- year-old survivor) he shot her once, and she was still running, and then he shot her again, and she fell. and she was asking joi help me joi help me. police have not yet identified a motive. dalton had no prior criminal history. uber released a statement... saying they're horrified and heartbroken at the violence./// ((kirsten joyce)) > bill cosby's wife is set to give her deposition in a defamation suit against her husband... camille cosby is slated to answer questions under oath that allege bill sexually assaulted women decades ago. the lawsuit is brought by seven women. camille tried to de

southern nevada is now.")) > shooting rampage over the weekend was arraigned in kalamazoo michigan today. 45-year-old jason dalton appeared by video link at the county courthouse. he faces six counts of murder: (("you understand the charges against you, and the maximum sentences i just stated? yes sir")) ((paula francis)) dalton said he preferred to remain silent when the judge asked him if he had anything to say.. then the judge denied bail. police say he randomly killed six people... and injured two others saturday night in three separate attacks. investigators are looking into whether he continued driving passengers between the shootings. uber says dalton passed a background check and had no prior criminal history./// ((dave courvoisier)) > apple is now asking congress for help... after a judge ordered the company to help the fbi in decrypting the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. apple's ceo tim cook wants congress or the government to the issue of civil liberties in the digital age. in a letter to employees... cook said "we have no tolerance or sympathy for terrorists"... but, he continued

a large sprawling storm system, traverse city, michigan and the clouds are just starting to increase here across southern new england. tomorrow morning, we'll be all dry. one place to oh watch, southwestern new hampshire, it might be a very brief window of freezing rain, but i think predominantly it is regular rainfall. we're in the 40s for most of the day. our steadiest rain is across the region and we're way up into the 50s tomorrow night. what follows that? we'll take a look at the longer range forecast the a few. lisa? >> eric, thank you. >>> tonight the police are asking for help solving the mystery surrounding a little boy's death in roxbury. the 3-year-old was found unresponsive over the weekend and he died today. we are outside the child's home. julie? >> reporter: lisa, the police haven't said yet what they believe might have happened to this toddler inside this roxbury apartment, but i just spoke with a close friend of the child's mother. she tells me, he was a happy, happy little boy. father here at the time of the incident. >> a very happy, vibrant young baby. he was very happy, full of life.

michigan. federal prosecutors are indicting members of a polygamous prosecutors are indicting members of a polygamous sect in southern utah... on accusations of food stamp fraud and money laundering. eleven people are charged... including lyle jeffs and seth jeffs... who are brothers of imprisoned leader warren jeffs. hundreds of law enforcement agents have been raiding businesses today - in the town of hildale, utah... near colorado city on the arizona border. the u-s attorney's office says leaders of the sect diverted funds from utah's nutrition assistance program for inappropriate use. tonight we learning more on how a sacramento woman's body ended up at the bottom of the d hotel's laundry chute. metro has ruled the death an accident - now the case turns to the coroner who is looking for the cause of death. young is in the newsroom and ophelia - the family has hired lawyers. those lawyers based right out of reno - i called them earlier this they couldn't say investigation they are conducting on their own. but the retention does beg the question of what there may be - mysteries still remaining about this death. on

southern states. two different states and he won them both >>> police in the u.s. state of michigan has detained two people. in relation to six killings in kalam azoo. bashar al-assad said any truce will come with conditions on a ceasefire. he said turkey should not exploit any break in hostilities. from the opposition sides, it is said any troops might come with guarantees from russia and iran. it is ready for a contemporary ceasefire with russia stops air strikes. on the ground syrian forces are pushing forward to aleppo. government troops have taken control of a major power plant supplying electricity to aleppo city. live now to the turkey syria border. what do you make of that speech from bashar al-assad? >> reporter: his statements are really different to the ones he made a few days ago. he said there can be no ceasefire until "all terrorists lay council their arms". he was criticized by his backer for not being in step with russia's diplomatic efforts. at the end russia and the syrian government have been accused of pursuing a military solution to this conflict and not the pol

he won in south carolina which is a conservative southern state, two different kinds of states and he won them both >>> police in the u.s. state of michigan has detained a suspect for killed seven people after a shooting. at least people have been injured. police say the suspect is you a 45 year old resident and they've recovered a weapon from him >>> reports are coming in of twin bomb attacks in the syrian city of homs. the explosions hit the zara district killing 14 people. the syrian president bashar al-assad says april ceasefire is possible but rebels must make a genuine offer. bashar al-assad says any troops wop come with conditions. he singled out turkey for criticism for not exploiting any potential break in hostilities. from the opposition high, it says it is ready for a ceasefire but troops must come with guarantees from the syrian regime's allies, russian and iran to hold fire. on the ground syrian forces are pushing forward on to aleppo backed by russian air strikes. they have taken a control of a power plant. live to the border and our correspondent. it is the ceasefire and laying down a line in the sand, the interview with ba

michigan, march 15th. that's a month from now. james, and we've got south carolina and the southern primaries between. now and then.hat's kind of strategy is that? >> i think the conventional business witt dom is that he put his time in new hampshire and now, he's in trouble because he doesn't have the organization in the south. i think what the new hampshire second place finish did for him separating himself from rest of the moderates is now -- will cause people in the south to look at this guy. obviously, he's got a big chance tonight in terms of the debate. i think he's going to have the chance in free media to make his case and i think what conservative are going to find is a pretty appeal guy, especially when you look at the alternatives, not just in terms of real achief chiefments on tax and budget reforms. he's talking about, he's got an oth mystic vision, yes, we've got problems, but we can solve them. >> cruz's strategy is based on running through the south and getting hard conservatives to vote for him. the kasich people i think would say but he cannot win in michigan or ohio and when we get there, i'm go

we will move from that though michigan and mississippi where we think we have a good shot. mississippi will be our strongest southern state. when it goes north and trends to illinois, ohio, pennsylvania, you know, michigan and over to the new york and new jersey and connecticut. who do you think will come north and be able to beat me there? >> you don't think donald trump can win new york? >> as it gets closer to a two-person race, i think i will be in a good position to be a nominee. >> what is it like feeling you do have a couple of states? you sound like you think you can win michigan. >> i have to perform. it is about accumulating delegates. we have not spent that much money. we have more people raising money for us. we spent little money. i'm almost even with everybody except for trump. i'm not going out to predict victories. i'm saying we're going to be in in thing for the long haul. >> how does it feel to have people like marco rubio's campaign saying john kasich should drop out to make way for us? >> maybe they should drop out. we will have to see. when people talk about me dropping out, they are washington

southern part of the country. an estimated two million people lined the streets. >>> minnesota governor -- michigan governor wants to expand medical coverage to those -- it would benef,000 people. and organize others to treat anyone who drank the water. the u.s. seweragen general will be in flint. >>> in cedar rapids a local church pushing back plans to route bottled water to flint. they wanted to leave today but don't have a way to get to michigan. crst is giving them a truck. >> we have the opportunity help others in need. being -- we've all at times needed some kind of stance of being able to help -- assistance being able to help. >> mount zion church plans to leave in two weeks. so far they've collect,000 bottles of water. >>> a state investigation shows that cases of teacher misconduct in iowa can be absolutely positiving through the cracks. reveals more than 100 educators with serious criminal con vics not on a list. the classroom. all teachers facing pun issuement should be in a national data base. state law limbs information sharing. >>> a match up of big 10 best. a crucial game thursday to indiana, minne

southern half of the state. upper 30's to the north. tomorrow? very similar. possibly a few snow flurries elizabeth: investigators in michigan are trying to figure out what motivated a man to allegedly commit a series of random shootings. eric: 6 people were killed. two seriously injured. kenneth craig shows us how the kalamazoo community is healing. kenneth: music and prayer brought hundreds of grieving kalamazoo residents together sunday night at a church service to honor the victims killed in a deadly shooting rampage. >> this kind of tragedy happens in california or in new york city or overseas. it doesn't happen here. kenneth: authorities say 45-year-old jason daltons spree allegedly began when he seriously wounded a woman around 6:00 p.m. saturday night outside an apartment complex. four hours later a father and son were killed at this car dealership. then investigators say dalton killed for women -- killed four women at a roadside restaurant. a 14 year girl was seriously injured. investigators say the women were in two cars here in the cracker barrel parking lot. for a motive. cbs news confirmed dalton was working as

southern nevada. their team also detected a suspicious spike in asbestos related disease. state health officials here reacted to the asbestos news in much the same way officials in michigan reacted to lead in the water supply---they ignored it, stifled the evidence, then attacked the credibility of the scientists who found it. internal emails obtained by the i-team reveal that, contrary to their public statements, nevada health officials tried to stop the publication of the asbestos data because they disagreed with the findings. they also plotted to attack the credibility of the scientists and launched a p.r. campaign to sway public opinion. dr. rod metcalf: 2805 ish it's easy to get upset at a personal integrity or competence but what really upset me is they didn't question their own knowledge. brenda buck: 2925ish that's what's so heartbreaking to me. the emails suggest they are so focused on attacking us, instead of getting to the bottom of the sick. how much asbestos are people being exposed to? one reason state health officials have been able to dodge the central issue is that it takes years, even decades, for asbestos disease to develop. the true costs are not immediately

michigan. angela will have a look at your welcome back... fiji has started to clean up after the strongest storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. tropical cyclone winston slammed more than 180-miles-an-hour saturday. that's the equivalent of a category-five hurricane. the storm brought heavy flooding... flattening trees and knocking out power across the nation. and some forecasters are concerned about possible landslides after heavy rains. the fiji government reports at least 17 deaths from the storm. today seems very similar to what we saw on saturday. we're seeing some high level clouds with sun filtered behind it. temperatures are mild for this time of year, into the upper 50's and low now are light, sustained at five to ten miles per hour. they will pick up this evening in advance of a weak system to our north. this weak system will give us more cloud cover tonight and a few the oregon border. temperatures tomorrow morning will near the freezing point. monday will be dry. futurecast stays quiet this week with some more cloud cover on strengthens on thursday and friday. seven day shows quiet weather with highs in the mid to

thank you for joining us southerners now daybreak on joe flanagan left to right to that breaking news in michigan right now suspect is behind bars after a series of random shootings in kalamazoo. seven people died including a fourteen year old girl. two others were hurt including a nine year old child shootings happen in three different locations. officials with the sheriff's department say the suspect was driving around shooting people in a dark blue vehicle deputies eventually took him into custody early this morning very thankful that he did go willingly and without incident but you know you never know what these individuals are thinking authorities have not released the suspects' names of all the cities of forty five year old man right now authorities are questioning him you can count on thirty news now to bring you the latest on this story will keep updating you throughout the morning. well switching gears to the weather department warm today right now it's in the mid twenties in downtown milford is that correct. now in the face of the event half the diapers you just said oh no fifty akron.

michigan rolling in our direction. not everywhere, but they may be tossing down a fresh coating. southern portions of the county, price town, newmarket, south of marshall, could see a light coating. you may see this good through sparta, head through folsom. along 127, a coat or slick spots. enough to coat the roads in a few part of towns, but not an issue for everyone. just something to keep in mind. temperatures in the teens, expect single digit windchills all day long. kyl, how are the roads looking? kyle: that are then yesterday, but watch out for re-freezing. if you see spots that look wet, they are probably icy this morning. temperatures below freezing. your is a look at the roads, no here' 75 at the north and south moving along. we' re not seeing the slowing as yesterday. if you are on i-71, things look good. very light traffic. not too many headlights. overall, a great start for wednesday morning, hopefully that will remain the case. lisa: 5:0 2 a.m. right now. results are in. republican candidate donald trump and democrat bernie sanders receive the most votes in their parties last

michigan, cal and oklahoma to name a few. and in the six starts in nevada, the southern section play other of the year has a record of 3-1 with an e.r.a. of 3.94. she also has 25 strikeouts in 35 innings pitched. brook says that her goal is to help to bring a championship to nevada. >> and i think we definitely have the talent. we have the bats. we is a the fielding. we have the pitching definitely. i think we can do it this year ?oment and she provides so i think the first thing -- first and foremost, she is a lefty, so she complements, just by being a left-hander, she come pallets -- complements the rest of our pitchers on the staff and you combine that with she is not jaw lefty, she is a real high quality lefty with a lot of get pitches and one of the most competitive people we have had in the circle. >> nevada soft of soball team out on the road at a tournament in santa clara, but lady also host their home opener with a double-header on march 16 against sacramento state and colin promises the weather will be perfect! all home games played at the softball complex up on complex. a lefty with nasty movement up and -- it is s

southern california gas company. full names only. but you know what they say-- things could always be worse. uh, or as they say in flint, michigan, things could always be like this. a state of emergency has been declared for thousands of people in michigan, months after researchers discovered toxic levels of lead in the water supply. this is really serious. look at the bottle of contaminated water there. wow. i have a very simple rule in life-- if the water is browner than me, then i don't drink it. uh, clearly, this situation is awful. so the big question is how did it happen? well, uh, unfunny story, actually. reporter: in an attempt to cut costs, city officials stopped getting the pretreated water from the city of detroit in 2014 and instead began using water from the nearby flint river. the flint river is 19 times more corrosive than lake huron, detroit's water source. lead pipes began to corrode, leaching into the water. do you understand how crazy this is right now? to save money they stopped getting treated water and went with the cheaper water that burns through lead pipes. to save, money-- really? that's like saying, "a

southern parts of alabama. a dangerous situation. then, the low moves up the appalachians, to the east side of the u.s. the back side, michigan, back through chicago, could seal heavy wet snow with this. everyone along the path is going to feel a little pinch with this tomorrow. >> all the way through wednesday. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, new meaning to forever young. she's 106 years old, and 41 million people have watched her and smiled, including the president and first lady. >> virginia mclaurin. >> reporter: there's a charming story behind this video that's all over social media tonight of this 106-year-old woman dancing with delight at the night of president obama. >> just keep moving. >> reporter: virginia mclaurin is one of those many black americans over a certain age who never thought they'd see the day when a black man would become leader of the free world. >> i am so happy. >> we are happy to have you. >> a black president. >> look at him. right there. >> a black wife. >> that's me. >> reporter: she's been begging the white house for this moment, for years. >> reporter: sending them videos, and writing the p

southern california street. also - the senior citizen so overjoyed to meet president obama.she broke into a dance at the white house. and a man talks about his incredible encounter with an accused mass murderer in michigan. >> gary :and later in the broadcast of the warriors and we have the shark highlights coming up >> brittney : i'll go over all of the forecast details after the break >> catherine : in national news. an indiana man is coming forward with an incredible story of his encounter with an accused mass murderer. grant lodes explains what we're learning about the killings in kalamazoo, michigan. another round of warm weather through thursday! >> grant :our interaction was very basic and it was a interesting ride where i asked him if he was the shooter and he said no and i said are you sure he said no and is tired he did not want his full name used but he said he confirmed the driver's identity by looking at his dewberry seat and he says that in spite of his close encounter with him >> brittney : temperatures are going to soar as we head into the middle of the work week right now we are in the mid-50s in san jose we just seeing a few clouds moving and our future cast shows us that as we go into