current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low stratus across much of western nevada. some of the decks have lowered to the surface across carson city and through the carson valley this morning with visibility at the minden airport having already dipped near 1/4 mile. some clearing is evident across lassen police believe a driver who crashed his s-u-v into a local 7-eleven was drunk. "oh, please man. don't do this. please." 44-year-old andre for d-u-i, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license-- and child abuse or neglect. police say two young children ages 9 and 10 were in the s-u-v at the time of the crash. turns out, it was just hours after he was released from jail for a previous d-u-i. the crash took out the front door, along with several slot machines at the location at 2nd street and wells. turning now to a serious crime in stead. thieves pried open a community mail box and stole mail. now people in the neighborhood are worried that their personal information is at risk. kolo 8 news now's ed pearce has the story. 00-:10 :10-:15 :15-:25 :25-1:20 someone

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there is also some stratus/stratocumulus in some areas as evidenced by low decks in bishop and alturas and periodic fog near the benton ag station on highway 6 . however, beyond the chalfant valley fog is not expected to be a factor this morning given the mixed up atmosphere. overhead and persist through thursday. this will mean a precipitation-free period. as no appreciably colder air was ushered in behind yesterdays system as it has remained mixed up/milder overnight, highs today will top out above average. highs thursday could ease down slightly for some areas, especially out in the carson sink, as limited mixing under the building >>> hey there, in today's "techbytes," nielsen is tracking more of what you say online about tv. >> now, the ratings measurement company has decided to track facebook conversations about tv shows that you love and hate. it's been tracking your tweets for a while and plans to watch your instagram later this year. >>> netflix says since january its subscribers topped 75 million members, more than expected. from overseas. but netflix says it has recently add

current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low stratus across much of western nevada. some of the decks have lowered to the surface across carson city and through the carson valley this morning with visibility at the minden airport having already dipped near 1/4 mile. some clearing is evident across lassen county through the tahoe basin which may promote some patchy areas of freezing fog for the who crashed his s-u-v into a local 7-eleven was drunk. "oh, please man. don't do this. please." 44-year-old andre dawson was arrested for d-u-i, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license-- and child abuse or neglect. were in the s-u-v at the time of the crash. turns out, it was just hours after he was released from jail for a previous d-u-i. the crash took out the front door, along with several slot machines at the location at 2nd street and wells. turning now to a serious crime in stead. thieves pried open a community mail box and stole mail. now people in the neighborhood are worried that their personal information is at risk. kolo 8 news now's ed pearce has the stor

current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low stratus across much of western nevada. some of the decks have lowered to the surface across carson city and through the carson valley this morning with visibility at the minden airport having already dipped near 1/4 mile. some clearing is evident across lassen county through the tahoe basin which may promote some patchy areas of freezing fog for the truckee area and the sierra valley this morning. areas of low clouds will prevail through the day with quiet conditions and light winds expected ahead of the next chance for some sierra snowfall by saturday morning. although snowfall sierra standards it will still create travel hazards, likely chain controls, and slow downs for motorists weak pacific storm moves through late tonight into saturday with accumulating snowfall expected across the sierra and light snow possible across western nevada. a couple more weak storms are possible next week with temperatures remaining below normal. && .short term... current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low stratus across

there is also some stratus/stratocumulus in some areas as evidenced by low decks in bishop and alturas and periodic fog near the benton ag station on highway 6 . however, beyond the chalfant valley fog is not expected to be a factor this morning given the mixed up atmosphere. high pressure will build overhead and persist through thursday. precipitation-free period. as no appreciably colder air was ushered in behind yesterdays system as it has remained mixed up/milder overnight, highs today will top out above average. highs thursday could ease down slightly for some areas, especially out in the carson sink, as limited mixing under the building ridge combines with expected colder lows tonight to restrict temperatures. through thursday. the next system will impact the region friday and saturday with a period of moderate to heavy snow in the lake tahoe and yosemite national park are some of the most well-known sierra nevada. but how about a look at some of the sierra's hidden gems. here are some of the top places in our area from sunset magazine. travertine hot springs.... wright's lake...

until sunday night. this is our atrium whether camera center. some sun making it through that deck of stratus cumulus clouds. you can see fairly extensive cloud cover right now. mostly cloudy out there. a wind from the west, northwest at 10, the wind chill 30 degrees. it is chilly everywhere you go. upper 20s to near 30s. if you're heading out and about this afternoon, be sure you dress on the warm side. upper 30s, we top out close to 40 later this afternoon. the clouds gradually decrease as the afternoon goes on. mostly clear as we work through the evening down to 33. then some clouds arrive. as that happens, we begin to see a slow rise in temperatures overnight into the mid 30s by around midnight. the radar is all quiet, nothing to show you here. that hung on a little longer. you can see straddling that cloud deck this afternoon. hours. some more clouds arrive overnight and a blend of saturday. 50s tomorrow. upper 50s into sunday with more cloud cover. but by late sunday, there's the rain west of us and some of that will arrive as we head through late sunday, sunday night, a on monday. 40 y

still plenty of stratus cumulous. that tends to happen when we bring those strong winds in from the west. 54degrees on saturday. that's chilly. too. the rain chances for mostly tomorrow morning. early afternoon at 70% by the afternoon we'll likely see some clearing take place. and then we cool down for a brief period of time monday, tuesday jump pretty close to our morning highs by those periods of monday and tuesday, guys. ride. >> it's a roller coaster. driver did to make sure his >>> now to what's making headlines across america. a taxi cab caught fire and exploded in massachusetts. some wild video here. elderly woman in her home in quincy. something happened and the cab caught fire. then at least four explosions followed. cab driver quickly got out of the car, picked the woman up and carried her to safety. one of the woman's neighbors caught the entire ordeal on his cell phone. >> i heard two pops within seconds the entire inside of the cab was inflamed. he literally picked her up and moved her out of the situatio

and 99% humidity and clear with stratus clouds looking to make an awesome sunrise. there was a lot of stratus yesterday. and sunday it will be a vigorous system moving through. and until then we have high clouds. san francisco's weather almanac, 60, 50. 75, 1899 the record. and 37, 1898, the record low. we had 30s yesterday. and not so much this morning commute. walnut creek 41 and one observation -- danville, 42. 40s through the interior. sacramento and san joaquin valley with fog. and also towards monterey. that's the plume of moisture. but it won't arrive until late thursday to friday. high pressure protects us and there's clouds breaking through. cool to mild and patchy fog. and a little bit northeast and not like yesterday. 50s and 60s on the temps here. and average this time of year is 57 and 62. so we're pretty close. and warmer to santa cruz, capitola. cloudy to mostly cloudy on thursday. and cloudy with rain in the north bay friday. and a cold rain on sunday. >> that's a song somewhere. >> got to be. >>> can we talk about delores park in san francisco again

lots of lower looking stratus looking clouds. the easterly winds have really helped us out to make it a bit more mild around the area. we've jumped back to 60 for a low temperature. to creep back in around 10:00 a.m. and a 7 percent chance. of course mostly overcast. much milder feel to the atmosphere today. bartos 59. 69 sarasota, 68 weeki wachee. yes the storm system is here and yes the air is cold. it's not super frigid but it's cold enough to bring snow. and that's what the folks in the north are expecting. and earlier this week we were talking about this cold front going through texas. there's that milky looking sky here with the high pressure continuing to bring in more of a southeast to easterly flow for us. the prospects were pure clear skies before this high pressure passes through. here come the clouds again in the morning hours. showers and storms temperatures and that's around 10:30. again we mentioned the best possibility of possible severe weather, pinellas county northward. that's around 1:30, but look how quickly

the clouds in the gulf over the atlantic and the cold air, stratus clouds, won't come our both fairly sunny days. weather for us. the ridge slides over us. calm winds tonight and we will probably get down in the mid- 30s in our northern zones and probably not as cold but some spots around citrus county. mark. but milder temperatures with that breeze switching towards tomorrow. and then we are going to see tomorrow morning those cold temperatures. off. seas around three to five feet for the rest of the afternoon. rain in the middle part of the week wednesday and thursday and will get soaked there. as we head towards the end of the week. weather does improve and behind the front it should not be as cold as we have dealt with. hard to believe florida getting snow. reports from the panhandle and jacksonville. not the type to make snowballs. >>> the panthers put an end to we will have more when you come back. watching news channel 8. >>> the last time the tampa bay lightning won 8 consecutive games they lifted the stanley my high school english teenagers -- teachers would be proud to know

today...shallow moist layer in wake of departing low over the atlantic produced an extensive stratus deck across the peninsula early this morning. the stratus will be slow to break up especially over the interior where it will take until around noon. daytime heating will generate additional clouds but still expect partly sunny skies. in the 70s exce stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you all i have to do is stre-e-eam. >>> we're back on this thirsty thursday. can you think of a better way to start this new year than with a hot new look? >> not really. >> we need to get one. >> we're getting tired. >> a little old. >> that too. our lucky ladies with their ambush makeover. "today" contributor -- louis licari, la, la, la and "today's" jill martin. >> a bill chilly. basically, jill and i just looked for the two people that looked like they were close to frozen and said you better come in. >> our first lucky lady is karen. she's 56 years old today. good for her. >> oh, happy birthday.

current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low stratus across much of western nevada. some of the decks have weak pacific storm moves through late tonight into saturday with accumulating snowfall expected across the sierra and light snow possible across western nevada. a couple more weak storms are possible next week with temperatures remaining below normal. current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low of the decks have across carson city and through the carson valley this morning with visibility at the minden airport having already dipped near 1/4 evident across lassen county through the tahoe basin which may promote some patchy areas of freezing fog for the truckee area and the sierra valley this morning. areas of low clouds will prevail through the day with quiet winds expected ahead of the next chance for some sierra snowfall although snowfall accumulations will be rather unimpressive by sierra standards it will still create travel hazards, likely chain controls, and slow downs for motorists weak pacific storm moves through late tonight into saturd

there is also some stratus/stratocumulus in some areas as evidenced by low decks in bishop and alturas and periodic fog near the benton ag station on highway 6 . however, beyond the chalfant valley fog is not expected to be a factor this morning given the mixed up atmosphere. through thursday. this will mean a precipitation-free period. as no appreciably colder air was ushered in behind yesterdays system as it has remained mixed up/milder overnight, highs today will top out above average. highs thursday could ease down slightly for some areas, especially out in the carson sink, as limited mixing under the building ridge combines with expected colder lows tonight to restrict temperatures. , . . . so quick story. my phone died yesterday. wouldn't come back on. a new recycling program is starting up in sparks. and as kolo 8 news now's matt vaughan explains ... people in other parts of washoe county could soon be seeing a similar change. people living in sparks will notice a new recycling cart showing home this month. city officials recently made the decision to ... what that means is ...

morning for most areas of northeast california and western nevada with some areas there is also some stratus/stratocumulus in some areas as evidenced by low decks in bishop and alturas and periodic fog near the benton ag station on highway 6 . however, beyond the we've come a long way in preventing and treating h-i-v infection. but many young people at risk-- may not know they are. here's doctor timothy johnson. script: whether parents like it or not, nearly half of their teenagers are means they are at risk of h-i-v. and today, troubling findings from a new c- d-c study? showing that less than one in four sexually active high school students have ever been tested for this virus that causes aids. researchers found that among high schoolers who had sex with more than one person in the past three months, only 24 percent were tested for h-i-v. and among those who had sexual intercourse with more than four persons, the rate was only slightly higher, at 34 percent. this, despite recommendations that routine h-i-v testing should start at age 15 at latest. the picture not much better for young adul

. >> sea tow saved to save this sinki stratus. residents still dealing with the effects of wednesday's efivment-1 tornado. >> whoa. [bleep] >>reporter: even further south it was the water frustrating residents in miami beach and downtown miami. >> i want to drive my car. they got canoes i guess. >> the rain really came down in miami-dade. it finally stopped raining here but it's starting to get cold. i'm andrew perez, local 10 news. >>> 90-year-old man rescued after firefighters found him clininng to a floating marker in biscayne bay.he jumped into the water that's fallen. strong waves pushed that boat away. the man swam to that floating marker hding on until he was rescued. >>> brand new footage with the fbi. >>> welcome back. it's 4:42 right now. >>> the fbi has released this, video of a traffic stop that led to the arrest of several oregon militia members, one of them shot dead during that confrontation. we have to warn you, this video is disturbing. the video from an fbi plane that flew above the scene. watch as officers follo

that is hopping, our vittoria woodill is making most of it by bouncing her way in the weekend at stratusar trampoline park in wilmington. >> are you looking for some fun? jump on in where you can jump, jump, until you just can't jump no more. >> just jumping and work off that energy, yes. >> rita abby is regional manager for stratus fear and their motto is safe, healthy, fast, fun. >> people come here with the kid because they tell us they would prefer them being, here then playing video games and kid all realize it is like getting a work out and having a good time at the same time. >> reporter: practice your ninja skills on their brand new obstacle church. as a certified ninja, i gave up and give mike some coaching. >> i love energy, passion. run up there like is there a million-dollar up top. do you got that. >> go, go. >> you go down, you get backup, that is right. >> remember what i taught you. >> there you go. >> wow. >> taught him every he knows, right mike. >> yes. >> ready to go. >> since i had whistle why not keep them in line on the jumping dodge ball court. >> yeah i'll hold y

. >> damage done across the area this sinking stratus, a little further east, residents and coconut creek still dealing with the effects of wednesday's e.f. 1 tornado. >> the wind did the damage, and it wasn't pretty, but even further south it was the water, frustrating residents inn miami beach and downtown miami. >> i want to drive my car, because i have a little car, so they have canoes i guess. >> miami dade was rally hit with that rain, it is finally stopped raining out here but i can tell you it is starting to get colder, we are live tonight, local 10 news. >> two days of just storm my nasty weather, will we end the wewe on a dry note? >> betty davis continues our coverage now. >> yes, we will end on a dry note, and that is playing out, that band of rainfall we have been waiting on that we were so anxious about, it did not produce severe weather, now pushing offshore, closingng in tonight, so we are looking ahead to some drier weather, and the winds have changed w wt a day it was though, not only the tornado, around delrayeach, but also record rain, miami,, and ft. lauderdale, more

add garbage c c, spun them in the air and dropped them >> damagee done across therea this sinking stratus, a little further east, residents and coconut creek still dealing with the effects of wednesday's e.f. 1 tornadad >> the wind did the damage, and it wasn't pretty, but even further south it was the water, frustrating residents in miami beach and downtown miami. >> i want to drive my car, because i have a little car, so they have canoes i guess. >> miami dade was rally hit with that rain, it is finally stopped raining out here but i can tell you it is starting to get colder, we are live tonight, local 10 news. >> always something, andrew, thanks a lot. >> two days of just storm my nasty weather, will we end the week on a dry note? >> bettydavis continues our coverage now. >> yes, we will end on a dry note, and that is playing out, been waiting on that we were so anxious about, it did not produce severe weather, now pushing offshore, closing in tonight, so we are looking ahead to some drier weather, and the winds have changed what a day it was though, not only the tornado, around delray

vittoria woodill is bouncing her way into the weekend much she joins us now in wilmington at the stratus fear trampoline park. okay, tori, got the whistle on. go ahead. >> reporter: i do. i'm trying to teach these folks, okay? they think they know what they're doing. earlier i was getting my jump on, too. no really you want to talk about a fun fantastic place fort and tire family. this place has got it all, and it's out of this world. check it out. are you looking for something fun to do with the whole family that's out of this world? jump on into stratt tis fear you can jump and jump many until you can't jump no more. >> keeping them jumping. you work off that energy. >> right. >> that's the good thing about it. >> rita is the regional manager of stratt fear their motto is save healthy family fun. >> a lot of parents come in with the kids they tell us they'd prefer them doing something instead of being in front of the tv playing video game. they're getting a workout and having a good time at the same time. >> you can practice their ninja course. as a certified ninja i geared up and gave

here is futurecast, statewide perspective keeps the stratus clouds around most of the day today, might break some of them up tonight into tomorrow. temperatures not going anywhere. 25 degrees in des moines. 14 below tonight, maybe some slick spots, but notice the wind 8 day forecast, if you want warmer weather, you have to wait a few days for it. wednesday, 37. the next best shot at precipitation does not come until the end of the week. some wintry mix, maybe a snow system on its way. alyx: thank you, frank. we have our monthly installment with joe hogan from anytime fitness getting us into tiptop shape. there are a lot of new year's resolutions. joe: this is amber, my amazing cousin. amber just had a little boy four weeks ago. so we are here today to talk about post-pregnancy exercise, burning calories for the new year's, and all that good stuff. amber, why don't we start off with the squats? a quarters squat, because most women who come off of pregnancy, they have limited movement. as she progresses, she will go down a little bit lower. what i want you to pay attention to is where he

low clouds and the mist that at times may look like rain on the windshield, but produced by the low stratus cloud deck in place. clouds increased to the west. and we might have a couple showers late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning, and for much of the day tomorrow we'll have even-keeled rain chance at 30%. much higher by saturday afternoon and evening. partly cloudy. mid-70s. details ahead. like a couple of bowling balls. storm after storm. a procession. widespread snows and rain, and out towards san diego. it never rains in southern california, baloney, it's pouring there. it's a nasty scene. and what is out to the west will come east. it'll draw huge, huge changes. we trend wetter. but not with showers. maybe with thunderstorms by saturday afternoon and saturday evening. we have outlined in the seven day. windy weather. temperatures moving up too. 830ish. and same on saturday. down sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday. back to the 60s. bright sunshine on monday. high 66. and low that morning around 47. that's your forecast. weather baby time. juliana. love the name. live this kid.

current ir satellite imagery showing a widespread area of low stratus across much of western nevada. some of the decks have lowered to the surface across carson city and through the carson valley this morning with visibility at the minden airport having already dipped near 1/4 mile. some clearing is evident across lassen county through the tahoe basin which may areas of freezing fog for the truckee area and the sierra valley this morning. will prevail th who will run the world girls who will run the world girls who will run the world girls who will run the world girls >>> welcome back, everyone, to "gma" on this friday morning. big headline about beyonce. in "pop news." >> thank you, robin. >> there's not a lot to tell. but the little bit, everyone will be happy. >> it's yours. >> it is yours. >> thanks, robin. >> looking forward to that. >>> right now donald trump attacking hillary and bill clinton at a massive rally in vermont overnight. thousands of supporters showing up. many waiting hours to get in. a lot of protesters, as well. donald trump reached out to them or at least spoke

courses through east of the outer banks, tip of north carolina and it fans out, those marine and stratus cumulus clouds, and that is gripping the eastern third of the nation. as we look at the day ahead, 38 reported out at the airport, partly cloudy and sun and clouds through the course of the day and cool temps, highs into the mid 60s, gulf seas the same and moments of cloud cover and sunshine. chilly sun toward noon and 60. north winds 5 to 10. 64 by 3:00. snowflakes flying over portion of the east and deep south and east. the next system around the denver area, gathering some steam. will begin to move across texas and make a beeline toward our state. friday, uptick in rain chance and gusty winds and as the system moves up the eastern seaboard, a major snowstorm phasing in. the mid-atlantic, looking for 1-2 feet of accumulated snow. all wrapped up by the end of the weekend. big doings there. low 60s, fort mccoy through ocala, lake county. umatilla, looking good, low and mid 60s and last stop, volusia county from the sea shore to the i-95 and i-4 corridor. widespread low, trying to make

it's a dark colored 2004 dodge stratus with front-end damage and missing headlight. if you have information, call north wildwood police. >>> chris coons sees firsthand how increase in gun violence can change a city. the senator questioned loretta lynch about president obama's authority about executive actions related to gun violence. two years ago he pushed the department of justice to select wilmington as a city that would receive more support reducing violence. the senator says, so far, it's paid off. >> i've gotten to see firsthand how better access to ballistic tools has improved our homicide case clearance rate in wilmington to 10% to 50% this year. that makes a real difference. >> reporter: also thatting the attorney general and doj for bood work and partnering with the wilmington police department. lynch told the committee president obama's actions were, quote, lawful, common sense steps, to curb firearms violence, end quote. >>> to decision 2016. fresh off an endorsement from sarah palin, donald trump campaigning with the former alaskan governor today. two ap

just east of here along the intracoastal water waugh sea tow was called in to say this 7:00 27-f-ft stratus. downed tree limbs took out the power at this home when it got a little dicey when this window mew out during the chaos thankfully no one was hurt. >> you got a big old lizard right behind your head. >> you got a hitchhiker here. he's a server, though, look at him. >> todd: local10 employees n chemical of photojournalist donnie dallas. the good news is the lizard w fine, the gentleman that was removing those tree limbs is fine. the owner says he can fix the fence. ananthe power should be on soon. in pompano beach, todd tongen,local10 news. >> laurie: isn't donny used to those geckosyet? thanks so much. >>> from many po beach to coconut creek what a big ness to clain after yesterday's tornado toed around cars, pushed over a bus. local10 news reporter terrell stell is live with a cleanup effort. >> terrell: is and theest case scenario, they had branches and trees down in their yard but the worst case scenario was much more serious damage like you canan tell with this bent fence and this

we got the stratus clouds in the sky and higher clouds out to the west. you'll notice pretty quiet around the midwest. you go out to the east where the big old mess is. look at all that snow. let's keep it out there. shall we? yeah. we'll do that because we have high pressure in control. temperatures really not that bad. waking up 19 here in the metro. 20 chicago. a little chillier around the great lakes. 18 for minneapolis. look at that. 33 degrees rapid city on the back side of the high pressure. you like the warm air. it's coming. look at this. 51 rapid city today. 46 north platte. i don't think we'll get that warm this weekend but we might be flirting with the 40's in the eight-day forecast. 30 degrees today. mostly cloudy. maybe a little more sunshine tomorrow. but look at that. sunday's high 36. wonderful degrees. >> you see warmer and big, large letters. and that is why i want to check back in with marcus live at seven oaks recreation in boone. good morning, marcus. >> that's right. so much fun out here. i just got off the groomer moments ago. we'r

just east of here ang the intercolt waterway sea tow was called in to save this 27-foot stinking stratus with one outboard mote already underwater. and fp&l trying to get the power on for this portion of the neighborhood. it's been out since about 10:40 this morning. the national weather service now confirming that these were straight lined winds that moved through this pompano beach neighborhood. nonetheless creating quite a bit of havoc. in pompano beach, todd tongen, local10 news. >> laurie: let's bring it south to miamiade county because the issue is flooding there. several streets under water. shyann malone you're right in downtown miami. how is it there? >> shyann: i'm in the rain. it's been raining, laurie, all i'm at northeast 2nd avenue and northeast 25th street. i want to give an idea how deep the flood areas ar p i'm standing on the curb, and i'm going to carefully step down here. you can see it's up to my mid-calf, maybe even a little bit more, but that's not stopping drivers in the area from passing through. cars cautiously cruisg through the rising rain water. resist precip

let's take you outside, folks, we have a layer of stratus cumulous clouds just a little overcast out there. the clouds will clear as we go through midday and that's going to set the stage for a very chilly overnight. freeze warnings for everything south of i-4. thanks for joining us this morning. volusia county lake county onto the north freeze warnings for tonight. those freeze warnings may be extended a little further south just looking at some of the latest data coming into the "fox 35" weather center. would not surprise me if portions of seminole and orange county are included in the freeze warnings tonight. where there are not freeze warnings tonight there will be wind chill advisories because, folks, it's cold. the cold front -- where everybody 18, 19, 20 something degrees colder than this time continue to pour in. temperatures for the most part right now in the 30s and 40s. wind chills, 20s, 30s to right near 40 so it's a chilly day outside. it will stay cold and windy all day today. tonight, freezes likely. tomorrow night, freezes and frosts likely so a couple of nights where

a little stratus. >> i learned that in school. >> okay. they are on their way.e had a couple little showers, but no big deal. mainly from marin coast from sfo. they will pick up later. the main front has a ways to go and won't be here until tonight and tomorrow. we could pick up light rain ahead of that or drizzle. things have kind of wound down a little bit. picking up for a bit, but now it's in between systems, but around the russian river i would think mendocino coast towards sfo and san mateo coast and the city. our system arrives later tonight and tomorrow. it's an active pattern. no the as strong as it was earlier. another system tonight and it looks like a weaker one on monday. it's lifting more north than the last couple of systems. so turning cloudy through the day. light rain and then heavier rain tonight into saturday. highs 40s and 50s. >>> sal, how are things on our friday? friday light? >> for the most part. we have had a couple of things that have gotten in the way of complete fry -- friday light. i want to show you some of the times here at the b

there is also some stratus/stratocumulus in some areas as evidenced by low decks >>> welcome back to "gma." we have a lot coming up this half hour. we got a little preview of those banana pancakes. >> that's right. "dancing with the stars" pro kym johnson here sharing those banana pancakes and her fitness and diet secrets, as well. just a few moment as way. >> did you give up the recipe for those to our website? >> it's always on our website, yes. >> because they're so good. that's -- >> anything left? i missed out on that. >> they're coming back. >> but now to juju chang. we're talking about a big change that could be coming to college admissions. more than 50 well-known universities have endorsed a new report encouraging schools to focus pore on community service, less on test scores and juju is here with the details. >> it includes the entire ivy league. elite universities. it's called turing the tide aimed at ratcheting down the pressure in the frenzied college application game. instead of massive resume padding, the educators are hoping to shift the emphasis away from personal a

one named stratus quo. the other named stormy. you like weather names for your pets. thank you.tures of their pets. i love it. all right. we do have a system develop. it's going to be a mess tomorrow. tomorrow. not today. tomorrow a low, strong dynamic low comes out. looks like ice storm for the carolinas. maybe all the way into the weekend. remember arizona plays carolina. so that could be an issue. and washington, d.c., they are just shutting the windows and rolling up the sidewalks because it looks like two feet of snow is going to fall. so all the government offices are closing at noon tomorrow. they are anticipating and it looks like a slam dunk. we will see. a lot can happen in 24 hours. that's the way it looks. blizzard warning for new york, by the way, if you have travel plans there. good luck. for us a few breaks in the clouds here. partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies. the front though is working towards us. it's a slow mover. little waves forming on that. it's going to give us decent rain, but not until late tonight, tomorrow. a secondary part friday night and saturday a