mess across the central plain, iowa and nebraska saw more than a foot of snow, a whiteout in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban. you pull in to a gas station and fill your tank and your car stops working. that's what drivers say happened to them ining on county back in december. -- to them ining on county back in december. >> reporter: several drivers came to this gas station and say the gas they got that day left them frustrated and out of hundreds of dollars. the common task of filling up left drivers fed up. lane with water in it from this zags on highway 70 -- this station on highway 70 west. >> i started going down the road and my car stopped going. >> reporter: this is her mechanic bill, noted found water in fuel, the repair cost her $550. she like the other drivers had to pay for repairs up front. now they want to know who will pay them back. >> we are not able to get basic information as to when we are going to be reimbursed. >> reporter: carl who paid over $800 in repairs recorded a conversation with the gas station representative, where rtththoben omainwe thm ndch t. hoternooret

these are blizzard warnings that are up for parts of nebraska all the way up into iowa and southwestern minnesota so this is a pretty powerful storm but it will track to our west and pull up some of this warmer air over the southeast right now. we're going to go back into the 50's tomorrow as that storm approaches our area so it will be rain for us this go-round. you see the temperatures this morning are down in 20's to worcester county. now. notice your 12-hour forecast. this is down right around sunrise into the upper 20's. then we recover slowly back into the 40's this afternoon. there will be a lot of sunshine so starting out near or below freezing north of town, even south of town as well. it's 33 as you head out the door in hyannis, but the skies have been clearing out. we have high pressure now nosing in, in the wake of the frontal boundary that moved through overnight with the clouds. with the highs settling in, we'll see a lot of sunshine today. look at the winds. they'll stay at or below 10 miles an hour. light winds, sunshine. temperatures in the 40's. you would think today was fantast

a whiteout in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban... ...while more than a foot of ow fell in parts of nebraska. ==begnaud on cam== there are no reports of injuries or deaths related to tornadoes in the south. as for today from tallahassee to delaware the real threat is flash flooding. david begnaud, cbs news, collinsville, ms. charges dropped in a virginia beach case -- where a woman was accused of stabbing the father of child to death. newschannel 3 s gabriella deluca joins us now - with the update. the commonwealth )s attorney says megan dejesus killed her boyfriend terrance covington in self defense -- after she was previously charged with voluntary manslaughter. covington s family and friends have -- moments after megan dejesus walked out court -- with her charges dropped. that evidence -- according to the commonwealth )s attorney -- proved that she killed 23 year terrance covington in self defense. she was previously charged with voluntary manslaughter. the commonwealth )s attorney s office issued a statement saying prosecutors were notified very early on that this may b

. >>> parts of four states under blizzard warnings, conditions so bad in southwestern minnesota plows were ordered off i-90 because drivers in the south, mississippi and alabama hit by tornadoes. one damaged a federal prison and several homes. fortunately only minor injuries were reported. >>> that severe weather heading our way. >> we do have a chance for rain but it looks like our chance for severe weather is very, very low. as this next front moves through. it is what happens over the weekend where we could be more likely to see severe storms. i'll time that out in a moment. we are starting out with warm temperatures, a nice mix of sun and clouds through the day and rain unlikely today. we still have that southerly-to- southeasterly flow so that is pumping in the warmth and moisture ahead of this next front, but this front does weaken considerably as it continues to move east. so this round of rain that we'll see moving in tomorrow looks like it's going to be just some showers with a few garden variety isolated thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening. morning nice and dry, tem

conditions are so bad in in southwestern minnesota officials ordered plows off i- 90 because the drivers couldn't see the road. snow piling up as high as 10 inches where storms hit hardest from colorado to nebraska, iowa and u.p. of michigan. better to be here. >>> i agree. we do have a significant warming trend that we've been in for the last couple of days. starting this morning with temperatures in the low 70s in tampa. we're headed to another high near 80. we are going to see the clouds increasing this afternoon but with plenty of sunshine early and rain unlikely still looking like a pretty fabulous day to get some yard work done, take the kids to the park after school, all looking good for that, but boy, things change the next 12 to 24 hours. i'll show you what is ahead with our next cold front and just how far the temperatures will fall coming up in florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. >>> coming up -- underaged girls lured in and taken advantage of. what one suspect says he is the victim. >> i don't go around trying to sleep with little girls. that is not what i do. >> this mor

. >> reporter: there are blizzard conditions in southwestern minnesota where folks are being advised to stay off the roads. more than 10 inches of snow has fallen and several highways have been shut down. here in the east, no big worries about snow, at least for now. in fact, record highs could be set and temperatures could reach into the 60s in new york and washington today. 70s in the southeast. anne-marie, let's hit the road. >> my goodness. don champion here in new york, i think it's a great idea. >>> in the coming days, centers for disease control. health official in texas identified the first u.s. case of the zika virus transmitted through sexual contact. the patient are not traveled but had sex with someone who had >> now it's a game-changer. we are talking about sexually transmitted virus, the zika virus, and that is a concern as we go forward, since 80% of the individuals don't have any symptoms. >> reporter: the virus is usually spread by mosquitoes and is linked to a serious birth defect. >>> it's still unclear what caused an explosion on board a commercial airliner in afr

the whiteout condition in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban while more than a foot of snow fell in parts of nebraska. no reports of injuries or deaths related to the tornadoes in the south. as for today from tallahassee north to delaware the real threat is flash flooding. david begnaud cbs news collinsville mississippi.>>> today is a yellow weather alert day. now here is wusa9's first alert weather. >> the alert to the same system coming our way but with rain. >> we may get a couple thunderstorms out of it. when the system gets here it changes. it's dynamic. in mississippi and alabama yesterday that cause problems but here potentially flooding rainfall and snow melt combining for the afternoon. first alert doppler the last three hours the stream of moisture moving southwest to northeast. why moving at 30 miles an hour and will take several hours to get through us. rainfall rates about half an inch when does happen inch an hour or more. the line of heavier rain about to get to dc. putting a timer on it at 30 miles an hour when i checked it was washington in a few minutes. fr

the stam storm system also -- same storm system created blizzard conditions across the in southwestern minnesota, prompting a travel ban. they got a foot of snow in nebraska. and look at this, this is the wind in scotland, blowing so hard, it reversed these water falls. look at that. these are the cliffs of the i'll. forecasters say the winds here could drive that water back up the hill, are going 84 miles per hour. incredible to look at, isn't it in we know how important the weather is to everybody, especially folks seeing that. so we've updated the new 7 news app to allow you to customize your weather location, a lot of people ask about that. you tap the more button on the bottom of the home page to do it. if you don't have the app yet, it's free, it's free, so just search 7 news. in your app store. >> south carolina recruited more than 4 billion dollars in business investments this year. 150 projects were announced a loos year, including rite aid, and mitsubishi film in the upstate. >>> hiring though slow to bid in january, payroll processer adp says employers added $105,000 jobs, 50,000 fewe

a white-out condition in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban while more than a foot of snow fell in parts of nebraska. there are no reports of injuries or deaths related to the tornadoes in the south. as for today, from tallahassee north to delaware, the real threat is flash flooding. >> "q": all right. well, here we had rain. no snow to deal with. there was some pounding on east 22 this morning. drivers tested their luck going through the high water but what right? a little overcast in some spots now, but it's nice and warm outside. some even grabbed a pair of shorts and a bicycle to enjoy the wonderful day. >> samantha: love it! >> "q": right? but that makes sense when you today. >> samantha: oh, my gosh. like -- all across the board. 57. >> "q": and? >> samantha: we are already in the 60s. akron, canton, your record is -- i know -- records in the 50s, and they are like smashed. today we are going for 63 now. in cleveland, that's the power of a little bit of sunshine. and a south wind. i mean -- it can really bump your numbers up. 62 at this hour in akron. 61 in cleveland.

a whiteout in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban while more than a foot of snow fell in parts of nebraska. ==begnaud on cam== there are no reports of injuries or deaths related to tornadoes in the south. as for today from tallahassee to delaware the real threat is flash flooding. david begnaud, cbs news, collinsville, ms. hearings orginially scheduled for today in the nicole lovell murder case have been canceled. yesterday, the montgomery county commonwealth's attorney said preliminary results show lovell was stabbed. the woman charged in her death now faces a more serious charge. natalie keepers is charged with being an accessory before the fact of first degree murder. that means keepers was not present at the murder but was aware that there was an intent to commit the crime. keepers is also accused of disposing of nicole's body and being an accessory after the fact. family and friends will pause to remember nicole lovell's life today. visitation is from five until eight at mccoy funeral home in blacksburg. her funeral is tomorrow at three also at mccoy funeral home. virginia

a white out condition in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban, while more than a foot of snow fell in parts of nebraska. >> there are no reports of injuries or death related to the tornados in the south. as for today, from tallahassee, north, to delaware, the real threat is flashflooding. >> david begnaud, cbs news, collings ville, mississippi. >> a driver had to be rescued early this morning, as flood waters rose in central tennessee. an s.u.v. was swamped when the piney river jumped its banks, and officials say the waters are still rising. it was the second time this morning, rescue crews were called out. authorities say five people and four dogs were rescued from high water, not far from that same scene. >> two except are -- septa rail passengers are being treated forehead injuries. manayunk norristown line hit a cab along cherry street in conshohocken around 6:30. the train dragged that cab about a block to washington and poplar street before it stopped. service was suspended for about two hours, that line is now back in service. >> we have some surveillance video here, ha

tornadoes in the south is creating blizzard like conditions across the central a whiteout in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban. .while more than a foot of snow ((denise valdez)) there are no reports of injuries or deaths related to tornadoes in the south. but a new threat stretches from tallahassee to delaware... flash flooding./// ((dave courvoisier)) ((weather toss)) < tedd florendo >another cool and below average day today. plenty of sunshine will give way to some clouds tonight and into tomorrow morniing. but winds stay light and conditions stay calm so far. ............................... ............. afternoon temps were in the low 50's today and some high 40's by afternoon. otherwise another tranquil day. still way below average for this time of year. the valley but still below average. cold up in the kyle canyon again and expected to stay cold but dry overnight. ............................... ................ regional temps in the high 40's this afternoon from mesquite all the way down to laughlin where they're warmer in the 50's late today. also cool conditions from pahrump to

a whiteout in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban there.l in parts of nebraska. >>> the new hampshire primary is six days away and seven republican candidates will be in the state today, including iowa caucus winner ted cruz who told south carolina voters yesterday he has the resources and the grassroots support to win the nomination. >> in new hampshire, donald trump called his second place finish in iowa a surprising victory. trump said marco rubio's stronger than expected showing is no surprise for a politician who has run for office before. our major garrett asked rubio if% he thinks trump was damaged by the outcome in iowa. >> reporter: donald trump still a factor in the new york tabloid and described him as a dead clown walking. >> the truth is he has tapped into a real anxiety in america and he deserves credit for that but, ultimately i believe and i know i give us the best chance to win to elect a conservative that can win. i'm not running to beat up on any other or insult personally any other republicans. i want to beat hillary cli

a whiteout in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban there. more than a foot of snow fell in parts of nebraska. >> we have breaking political news. senator rand paul is suspending his presidential campaign. seven other republicans will be including iowa caucus winner ted cruz. he told south carolina voters he has the sources and grass roots support to win the nomination. >> donald trump called his second place finishing in iowa a surprising victory. he said marco rubio's showing is no surprise for a politician who's run for office before. >> donald trump is still a factor in new york tabloid, they described hims is a dead clown walk. >> the truth is he's tapped into a real anxiety in america. he deserves credit for that. but ultimately i believe and i know i give us the best chance to win to elect a conservative that can win. i'm not running to beat up on any other or insult personally any other republicans. i want to beat hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> democratic hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders will appear tonight at a tel

a southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban, while more than a foot of snow fell in parts of the south, we have not gotten any reports of major injuries or even deaths for that matter. gayle, on a lighter note, we are baptist church last sunday preached about the sunday. he has no plans to talk about the weather any time soon. >>> investigators want to know a mid-air explosion on a plane in somalia. it blew a passenger literally out of the video shows the moments in the plane after that blache. the plane just left mogadishu on its way to djibouti before it >> reporter: if it walks like a bomb and talks like a bomb, it's probably a bomb. that is the opinion of aviation experts that the onboard't result in mass casualties and probably because of when it went off. somali's aviation director referred to the ng a sudden defect, but it was pretty what caused that defect. a gape ing hole in the plane's side.as apparently body found later.ay they heard a bang. one on board who recorded these scenes said he shared the same fears as everyone else, were to die? >> of course, we saw a hole in the

a whiteout condition in southwestern minnesota prompted a travel ban while more than a foot of snow fell in parts of nebraska. >> so far, there are no reports of injuries or death related to these tornados in the south. on a lighter note here in collinsville, mismiss, the pastor preached a sermon last sunday on how to weather a storm. at this point, he says, no sermons on weathering storms for quite a while. i'll bet his words came in handy, though. thank you, david, very much. >>> investigate ares this morning want to know whether a bomb caused a midair explosion on a plane in somalia. it blew a passenger literally right out of the plane. cell phone video shows moments in the plane after that blast. the jet just left mogadishu on its way to djibouti. >> if it walks like a bomb and talks like a bomb, it's probably a bomb. that's the opinion of aviation experts that the on-board explosion didn't result in mass casualties is probably because of when it went off. somali's aviation director referred to the airbus developing a sudden defect. it was pretty clear what caused that defect. a gapi

light flurries extend back through southwestern minnesota. they moved through the midwest and will be falling apart over the next few hours. even through 8:00 a.m. we are expecting snow flurries mainly west of i-35 toward noontime. temperatures are going to be where they should be for this time of year mainly in the 30's. tomorrow with a south wind, it will feel like spring with readings in the 50's and some 60's across the state. not quite as hot as it will be across kansas with high temperatures into the 80's tomorrow. back here at home on friday, temperatures remain comfortable with 50's and 60's in the forecast. one temperatures with us through the weekend. 30 degrees in des moines with clouds and occasional snow flurries and no wind out there. the roads are in great shape heading for 38. that is where it should be for this time of year and the breeze will switch over to the southeast. overnight lows are at or above freezing with blows back in the low 30's. anything that was melting this afternoon will probably re-freeze. roads will be al

if you travel across northwest iowa you will drive through snow showers and into southwestern minnesota where light snow extends. it is moving to the southeast and is only expected to be with us through the morning. 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. showing light snow continues to track slowly to the east to the southeast toward noontime. this area will be dissipating with a few flakes left over by algona and southwest iowa has skies clearing out this afternoon which will lead to the warmest temperatures across the southwestern corner of the state. grab the warm coats. highs will be seasonably chilly into the 30's. the warm-up begins tomorrow with 50's and 60's into the area. check out what will be happening across kansas. up to 70 on thursday. dodge city up to 85. toward friday, the warming trend even a lot of 60's especially across the southern part of the state. it will feel like spring. right now it is not too bad, 30 in des moines with cloud cover and occasional flurries. the breezes coming in out of the west heading for 38 this afternoon. otherwise it will be quiet. watch for a re-freeze and tem

. >> reporter: there are blizzard conditions in southwestern minnesota where folks are being adviseto stay off the roads. more than 10 inches of snow has fallen and several highways have been shut down. here in the east, no big worries about snow, at least for now. in fact, record highs could be set and temperatures could reach into the 60s in new york and washington today. 70s in the southeast. anne-marie, let's hit the road. >> my goodness. don champion here in new york, i >>> in the coming days, centers for disease control. health official in texas identified the first u.s. case of the zika virus transmitted through sexual contact. the patient are not traveled but had sex with someone who had returned from venezuela. >> now it's a game-changer. we are talking about sexually transmitted virus, the zika virus, and that is a concern as we go forward, since 80% of the individuals don't have any symptoms. >> reporter: the virus is usually spread by mosquitoes and is linked to a serious birth defect. >>> it's still unclear what caused an explosion on board a commercial airliner in africa

storm warnings in the pink and blizzard warnings here in the orange from western iowa up to southwestern minnesota. that storm is going to pull up a lot of this area. you can see it's in the mid 50's in atlanta right now. as that storm pulls toward us, it will drag up some of that warmer air. we'll get back into the 50's tomorrow. that's not happening today. you can see the temperatures out the door are quite a bit colder. february out the door this morning. it is only in the 20's. orange at 24. lawrence at 29. nashua, you're 27 degrees. norwood to taunton where it was so warm yesterday, mid 20's right now. 39 degrees currently in boston but the skies have been clearing out. we are going to see a lot of sunshine today with high pressure nosing in from the west. as this builds in, we're also going to see light winds. throughout the day winds no higher than about 10 miles an hour out of the northwest. light winds, sunshine, temperatures in the mid to upper 40's. it will be a really nice day. 46 in boston. 45 in worcester. we may be sneaking close to 50 around taunton but sunshine for you on this gro

a white out condition in southwestern, minnesota a prompted a travel ban while more than a foot of snow, fell in parts of the nebraska. there are in reports of any injuries or deaths related to the tornadoes in the south, as for today from tallahassee north to delaware, the real threat is flash flooding. david begnot, cbs news, collegeville, mississippi. >> sure is. kate will have more on the heavy rain moving through our area in a few minutes. >>> also ahead on "eyewitness news" a terrifying image, an explosion blows a hole in the side of the commercial jet mid flight. we will show you what it looked like from inside the plane. >>> and then a sea lion who really likes to shop, that manager toes climb more than a hundred steps to browse a beach side gift shop, and yes, you guessed it, it is caught on camera. >>> and we're gearing up for this years wing bowl, so how does one prepare for such a huge eating event?wl, so how our pat gallen learns from the best and tries it out himself. we will be right back. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should ge

it is prompting the department transportation to issue a no travel advisory to the southwestern part of minnesota. the national weather service michelle: and its picture-perfect year. eric: we have 10 inches of sunshine. tomorrow is the speed bump. tomorrow will not have a bunch of sunshine. if you want that, it' s the morning. outside of this hour though, that is what we have got. how' s about that? no snowplows here. just try and put on that some -- sunscreen. 79 degrees the current temperature. 13 miles an hour out of the southeast wind. it felt great out there. temperatures elsewhere across town, 80 degrees in sanford, 81 orlando, 82 in ocala. winds are relatively gusty. even 20 miles per hour at orlando international airport. we are nice and dry, just as first alert doppler wade are -- doppler radar rain free. we are anticipating a few sprinkles to pop on up. high pressure, our next weather maker entering the frame. this is the cold front to read the same when jason and michelle were talking about. as that approaches us, the good news is it is weakening. the stronger and severe stuff will no