here's a live look over the capitol city on the final day of january. good morning and thanks for watching the weekend edition. i'm justin gonzalez, alongside christen katchell. >> yesterday was nice, it's going to be even nicer. it's not to be feeling like it because temperatures are going to be in the 60s. we ended yesterday at about 56 degrees. we'll add about 10 degrees to that today. our satellite and radar all clear and dry this morning. nothing to worry about as far as wet weather and temperatures right now, not quite as cold as yesterday. it's 40 degrees in raleigh, 48 in durham, 36 in rocky mount, 36 raeford. pressure starting to build in, it's gradually sliding offshore, but it's pumping in warm air out of the south so we can expect another sunny and warm day across the area with once again temperatures warming up into the 60s. so we'll add about 10 degrees to this number. we're looking at a high temperature of 66 degrees after a start of 40. temperatures are going to stay in the 60s through tomorrow, tuesday and possible wednesday before we s

moines.that's where we find cbs 2 news anchor kevin barry who's been in the capitol city since last night. night.he joins us now live with a preview of tonight's main event.kevin? kevin?true to form - were at another big milestone in the 2016 race - and we're all talking about donald trump again -- and chances are, he won't even be on the stage tonight tonightwe told you earlier this week that late tuesday - the trump campaign announced they'd be skipping this debate after disagreements with fox over how the republican front runner was treated at the first fox debate. a lot of those concerns had to do specifically with megyn kelley - the fox news host who is one of the moderators that trump says was especially unfair to said that trump is welcome to join the debate tonight - but we've heard about plans from the trump campaign about a separate event - potentially at the same time - that would raise money to help veterans. live in des moines kevin barry, cbs 2 news. news.thanks, kevin. cbs 2 wants to know what you think of trump's decision. will it hurt him in the caucus on monday?we've pos

it's a chance for the capitol city to showcase it's political pride. reid chandler joins us from the mircrosoft media center at capitol square downtown with more. 17:13:55 "in less than 48 hours, media from around the world will pack capitol square here in downtown des moines to capture the 2016 iowa caucuses. and whether or not you're into politics...this weekend, it's nearly impossible moines 15:48:09 "some people are music fans, they want to go to coachella. some people are fans of movies and tv shows and they want to go to conventions where their favorite actors are talking. me? i love the political circus, i've never been to iowa for a caucus, and i'm so happy to be here." - justin robert young - co-creator, "the contender" card game from california to des moines: it's no small trip. that's the journey justin young made this weekend for the iowa caucuses... 15:44:38 "the contender is the game of presidential debate. it's a party, social game that you can play with your friends or family. essentially, you are all now on the presidential debate stage

it was centered about 160 miles southwest of the capitol city of anchorage..... which it was so strong...tremors could be felt there as well! cell-phone video captured the moment the quake hit anchorage international airport. it caused a gas leak that led to an explosion in one home. three houses nearby caught fire. there are no reports of injuries. 3 and meals on wheels.. took on a whole new meaning on the pennsylvania turnpike. the pennsylvania emergency management agency called on the salvation army to help with delivering meals to stranded drivers there. volunteers from across central pennsylvania helped prepare the food.. originally.. authorities had requested 500 meals be made.. they later upped that to *4- thousand*.. to help stranded 3 ((walter/jen)) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 (walter - take live) 3 3 (walter - take live) a news alert now that could affect your morning commute. right now, crews are at the scene of a bad accident on the two cars collided in the westbound lanes... all of those lanes are currently rushed a driver and passenger in one of the cars to the ho

flurries moving through the capitol city, and just as quickly, the dusting had disappeared much to your children's disappointment, i can imagine. meteorologist rot rot -- michelle rotella joining me now. >> one to two inches here in charlotte and up the eastern seaboard. some places there seeing 20 to 30 inches of snow, and they are very well snowed in. here today, it was about 14 degrees below average, and average for this time of year about 56. temperatures will slowly start to improve as we go throughout but prepare for a very cold start to the day on sunday. this was just the beginning here. 33 st. matthews. 35 columbia. 30 for winslow and 32 cem den. right there on the freezing mark, 34 for bishop and also looking at 33 in sumter. you're going to notice that as skies start to clear temperatures start to drop. high pressure is going to work its way in across the area, so we will have plenty of sunshine for the second half of the weekend. but notice around 8 a.m., 27 degrees. that's what you wake up to. we get up to around the upper 40s. we start to see a warming trend. i'll tell you

congressman for the capitol city beliefs the no tolerance abortion laws need to be discussed in light of the zika threat. >> it's a debate we should take more seriously without the subjectivity that relike thous myths and the church have in our country. for now, the governments concentrating on the root cause, the mosquitoes carrying the virus. >> authorities are fumigating houses and public spaces all over the capital. there's already more than 6,000 cases of the zika virus in el salvador. >> the biggest worry is for the what the future may bring. >>> coming up on the prom, myanmar's future leaders are serenaded by their former military rulers. >>> the battle for iowa, why a state of just 3 million people is playing a big role in the u.s. presidential race. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> hello again, you're watching al jazeera, the top stories, the u.n. special envoy to syria criticized opposition parties for delaying talks in gene

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it's a chance for the capitol city to showcase it's political pride. channel 13's reid chandler joins center at capitol square downtown with more. 17:13:55 "in less than 48 hours, media from around the world will pack capitol square here in downtown des moines to capture the 2016 iowa caucuses. and whether or not you're into politics...this weekend, it's nearly impossible to escape the caucus craze." - reid chandler, des moines 15:48:09 "some people are music fans, they want to go to coachella. me? i love the political circus, i've never been to iowa for a caucus, and i'm so happy to be here." - justin robert young - co-creator, "the contender" card game from california to des moines: it's no small trip. that's the journey justin young made this weekend for the iowa caucuses... 15:44:38 "the contender is the game of presidential debate. it's a prtya social game that you can play with your friends or family. essentially, you are debate stage." - justin robert young - co- game young's not the only one getting festive about this phenomenon... 18:21:34 "we

made their way to phoenix...but some will be celebrating right here in columbia.even though the capitol city is typically country...you can still find many clemson fans proudly wearing their orange and purple.one in particular...tha t works at the university of south carolina's school of medicine.mary beth poston graduated from clemson university in 1988 and has been a tiger fan since she can remember.she planned on being at the national championship...but is unable to make it because of a shoulder injury. 3 i've been questioned by students and faculty about my allegiance. have i changed my allegiance? am i ever going to become a gamecock?thats definitely never going to happen. but i am really the only die hard clemson faculty member in my division, so sometimes it's definitely a challenge to survive sometimes in that environment.we will have news 19 crews in phoenix...clemson...and in the sure to follow air..online...and 3 if you're a clemson fan and can't make it out to arizona...you can watch the game with your fellow tigers fans.the columbia clemson club will be hosting a viewing party h

what visitors think of the capitol city and the way it's changed...and what the out of towners do for local the iowa caucuses put our state in the spotlight every four today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bringing in people from across the country... from presidential candidates to the national med

it happened about 80 miles away from the capitol city. correspondent has the latest. >> reporter: security forces now patrol the fields alongside this university. gunmen had earlier taken advantage of thick fog to scale the walls, storm buildings, and open fire on students and teachers. >> translator: we heard firing from the back of the campus. then the gunfire increased. we said stay in the rooms, don't go out. then the security forces came. >> reporter: classes had begun for the day. 3,000 students study here. and there were hundreds of others at the university too. 600 special guests were there to mark the death of the man whom the university is named after. universities in [ inaudible ] province, the same region where fighters attacked a school in december 2014, killing 134 children. that attack was linked to the pakistan taliban. reaction spurred government officials to crack down on the taliban and other fighters. hundreds of suspects were killed or arrested. and this latest attack, security forces combed the campus for hours, looki

local 10 news reportser the only reporter traveling to haiti, and she joins us uh live now from the capitol city of port-au-prince. >> calvin, good evening from port-au-prince. there is no one that we have spoken to tonight, who has the answer to the question you just asked. again a confused and fractures place, this weak of protests people fearing fraudulent elections manipulated ballot boxes it all culminates today, but it did not stop the unrest font. >> the crowd moving toward election council headquarters got what they wanted a halt to sunday's presidential run off, but protections turns ugly. >> rocks hurled at anything. this school gone what was to be a crowded polling place, what looked to be an unusually personal and brutal attack and unclear why, horrified watching on the internet. >> every political party prably has their own people out there, we do have some people that try toage trait and make it worse than the political >> you can hear the gunshots by the national police as an tempt to restore order. >> they stole my voter card too many times he yelled. the level of disinstruction

the fear works display and all official events were canceled in the capitol city of brussels over heightened fears of terror attacks. the decision was made days after belgium authorities arrested two men suspected of planning a new years attack. police also reportedly nabbed someone who was leng today last month's attack in paris. >> the new years celebrations went off in munich, germany, despite threat of terror attack there. police tightened security after a tip that isis was planning to strike with five to seven suicide bombers. the warning came about an hour before the city rang in the new year. police asked people to stay away from two of the city train station. >> very scare situation to tell you about in due by, the city prepared to ring in the new year with fireworks. fire engulfed the address downtown dubai, housing hotel and ability. the fire started around 9:30, dubai time, 14 people suffered minor injuries, one person died after having a heart attack while evacuating that building. dtbai went ahead with its elaborate fireworks display nearby at the world's tallest building, even

it killed more than 300,000 people and left thousands more homeless in the capitol city. among those killed were four students and two faculty members from lynn university in boca raton. they were in haiti helping the haitian people at the time. a vigil is beingeld today in little haiti to remember the victims and full coverage on cbs 4 news beginning at 5. >>> the florida panthers winning streak is over after a loss last night to vancouver. the panthers came out strong but vancouver were tied late in they won in overtime 3-2 and panthers streak ends at 12 games and it's the tenth best winning streak in nhl history and for the fourth time in seven years the university of alabama is the college football national champions. alabama defeated clemson last night 45-40 in a classic in glenn dale, arizona and it was the 16th national championship for the crimson tide in school history. they are celebrating in alabama. nick sabin celebrating as well. >>> still ahead governor rick scott lays out his plans for the future of florida what he's revealing in the state of the e state add

it was about 86 miles away from the capitol city. orities saying a number of attackers scaled the walls around the campus, before unleashing a barrage of gunfire. the head of the pakistani taliban strongly condemning the attack. >> reporter: security forces now patrol the fields alongside the university. gunmen had earlier taken advantage of thick winter fog to scale the walls, storm buildings, and open fire on students and teachers. >> translator: we heard firing from the back of the campus. we thought maybe some people were fighting. then the gunfire increased. we said stay in the rooms. don't go out. then the security forces came. >> reporter: classes had begun for the day. 3,000 students study here. and there bureaucrat hundreds of others at the university too. 600 special guests were there to mark the death of the man whom the university is named after, he was the founder of the liberal anti-taliban political party. university is in the province that is the same region where fighters attacked the school in december 2nd, '01, skil

a bill that would force the capitol city to recognize concealed gun permits from other states. right now, d.c. prohibits nonlaw enforcement people from carrying guns, but bill supporters claim the proposal could save lives in a terrorist attack. >> when you have areas that don't allow concealed carry, permits, you have what i call victim zones and the thugs, basically criminals are thugs and they're going to go for the easy target. >> washington, d.c.'s representative to congress called the bill, quote, insane and a political stunt for the nra. >>> over the past year, drones have become a household item. we even have a drone of our own to bring you better kofrm. the faa has established rule s for drone owners, bill nelson is calling on the heads of three other federal agencies to work together to come up with safety regulations for drones like these. senator nelson sent letters to the faa, to nasa, to the homeland security, urging them to join forces to find a way to stop security threats that you would cobe carried out by drones, this comes after a recent report shows there hav

it takes place tomorrow beginning at 7:30 until 9:00 at the capitol city club. you had to preregister to attend. >>> she's been the interim director of our state's roads agencies since last year. today christy hall cleared the first hurdle to run the department of transportation. well, the senate transportation coittee unanimously approved hall for the job. the issue now moves to the full senate for consideration. >>> sending a message with gas savings. earlier today americans for prosperity paid taxes for drivers plus the proposed 10% hike to protest the state senate's plan to raise the gas tax in order to pay for road repairs. dozens of drivers flooded the exxon on west main street in lexington earlier today. drivers who took advantage of the protest paid about 45 cents a gallon -- 45 cents less a gallon. >>> if you're not sure of the nfederate relic room is located, chances are you're not alone. a house budget writing panel is proposing to move the museum that will house the confederate flag that was taken off of the statehouse grounds last summer. right now t

the month of february. for black history month. >> every town, every city has a rich history. >> uh-huh. >> maybe not everyone is aware of it but the capitol city, columbia has a very important history that is going to be highlighted. >> that's right. >> during the month of february and people need to be a part of this, all people. >> all people is what we want to stress. >> that's a good point. i am so glad that i got historians here. we have got and we have joseph johnson and joseph really digestion through history and figuring out the historical significant of things so you can help people understandhe relevance of it today. >> right. >> which so important. >> >> another leader is preparing the for annual black history month parade. we thought this year year what would be great, if we create an environment where it is just one black history teaching time. we think we are on to something th that. what do you guys think. everybody loves a parade, like to come out and see the bands and floats and so forth. but this parade, focuses on history. and it is a great idea through the past. therefore, we look forward to it and we certainly encoura

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local 10 news reportser the only reporter traveling to haiti, and she joins us uh live now from the capitol city of port-au-prince. >> calvin, good evening from port-au-prince. there is no one that we have spoken to tonight, who has the answer to the question you just this city, this country, is once again a confused and fractures place, this weak of protests people fearing fraudulent elections manipulated ballot boxes it all culminates today, but it did not stop t`e unrest font. >> the crowd moving toward election council headquarters got what they wanted a halt to sunday's presidential r r off, but protections turns ugly. >> rococ hurled at anything. this school gone what was to be a crowded polling place, what looked to be an unusually personal and brutal attack a unclear why, horrified watching on the internet. >> every political party probably has their own peopleout there, we do have some people that try toage trait and make it worse than the political >> you can hear the gunshots by the national police as an attempt to restore order. >> they stole myoter card too many times he yelled. the

meanwhile here in the capitol city, anticipation and excitement is building, everyone starting to feel it from the campaign workers to the downtown merchants. crunch time in the bernie sanders campaign headquarters. >> bernie sanders campaign. and, volunteers working, calling and canvassing for votes as tomorrow's big day approaches. >> similar seen at marco rubio's headquarters. certainly all of the candidates have invested quite a bit of time, money, energy in this state, and that simply because their caucus is first. if it wasn't iowa wouldn't get as much political attention not that everybody that lives here is complaining because economic impact is tremendous. >> the caucus could pump a hundred million-dollar in the state and 25 million into the sit irv des moines. even stores like this one that sells presidential paraphernalia with annie was flare are popular. and if it makes des moines a place to be for visitors in town for the caucus. >> people have been really gracious, and forgiving when we take over our group to go over a restaurant this morning, we were there. >> reporter:

the fireworks display and all official events were cancel in the capitol city of brussels over heightenedror fears. the decision was made days after belgium authorities arrested two men suspected of plan agnew years attack. police also reportedly nabbed someone who was linked to last month' as tack in paris. >>> just a scary situation in due by as that city prepared to ring in the new year with fireworks. fire engulfed the downtown due by that's a luxury building housing a hotel and apartments. the fire started around 9:30 due by time. two and a half hours before the new year was set to arrive. those flames quickly ran up the side of the 63-story building and burning debris rained down on firefighters, 14 people sudden minor injuries. one person died after having a heart attack while evacuating that building. >> the heat was so intense outside, it was unbelievable. just people started to panic. crushing each other trying to get down the stairs and jumping over railings. i couldn't believe how fast it actually hammed. >> due by went ahead with its new year's firework display nearby at the

seven people are dead after a terrorist attack in the capitol city. the islamic state is definitely behind the attack. it happened a busy shopping area. the attackers were copying the paris terrorist attacks. ten people were hurt in the attack. starbucks closed all stores until further notice. u.s. embassy issued an emergency message urging u.s. citizens to avoid that area. before the attack indonesia islamic militants were planning something big. a few hours ago starbucks sent out this statement. >>> in australia the city opera house is back opened after being evacuated after a bomb threat was made. the main area was searched and nothing was found. police say it was cautionary. >>> if you played the powerball you'll want to get your tickets out. one of three winning tickets was bought in florida. the jackpot was over $1.5 billion. first to report a winning ticket at the 7-eleven in chino hills. a winning ticket was sold in munford, tennessee. that's 30 minutes of memphis. the winning ticket in florida could be from tampa. hundreds of people packed a n

here's a live look over the capitol city. and meteorologist alyssa stay >>> this is the views from the top hill restaurant in chapel hill. the cold part of the problem. there's enough of a breeze out there to make it feel significantly colder. so the windchill 7 in roxboro and 8 degrees in rocky mount so bundle up and stay warm. the high today of 3338 on our >>> taking a look at the headlines. trader joe's is recalling a specific lot of raw cashew pieces because they might be contaminated with salmonella. the 16-ounce bags were sold in 30 states and the district of columbia. they are marked with the code trader joe's has no reports of anyone getting sick from the cash yews. >>> good news from the sleep deprived people out there. catching up on shut eye on the weekend may offset health problems associated with sleep loss. a study of young healthy men found four nights of sleep restriction increased the risk of diabetes by 16% but after two nights of extended sleep their levels returned to normal. researchers say longer term stu

. >>> we have developing news now from indonesia, where a series of explosions has rocked the capitol city of jakarta. the associated press is reporting that suicide bombers set off three explosions at a starbucks in downtown jakarta. just about 15 minutes later, explosions were reported outside the u.n. office downtown, and near the embassies of turkey, and pakistan. a busy shopping mall was also, apparently targeted, and there are reports of gun battles between attackers and police. at this point, there is no word on the casualties, but video shows many people were injured. it's not clear at this point who is responsible for the attacks. but indonesia has seen bombing attacks in the past claimed by islamic groups. >>> late today, b.a.r.t. police released pictures of the suspected gunman. >> reporter: take a look at these pictures. b.a.r.t. police released these photos today of the suspect exiting the west oakland b.a.r.t. station after he shot and killed a fellow passenger onboard a plane saturday night. police say the man fired fired numerous shots. investigators still do not know who t

news channel 8's keith cate is in the capitol city of des moines with the very latest on the poll numbers out of iowa. >> we're in the home stretch. i'm telling you, you have one more full day for the candidates to go across the state of iowa and do their best to one over the supporters. they've had the rallies, they've done the work but it comes down to tomorrow night. 7:00 p.m., all of the good folks in iowa will go to 1,681 precincts and 99 counties to convince one another that their guy is the person to be the president of the united states. the gop debate on thursday. donald trump didn't want to appear but r. we went to hillary clinton rally. we watched her work the crowd and last night we had the chance to watch the man leading the polls in iowa, donald trump, trying to rally support from his troops. look what he did last . >> donald trump entered the clinton middle school gymnasium like a prize fighter and the people loved it. >> it is crunch time, folks. >> after opening with let's make america great. he talked about being a winner and going after isis and again, the people loved

. >>> in indonesia police in the capitol city arrested three men in connection to thursday's isis terror attack. trio was found during a raid in a suspect's home. police found a flag of the islamic state group while they of the attackers. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a tour bus in japan slid down a mountain side killing 14 people and hurting 27 others. resort. there were 41 people on board when it crashed this morning landing on its side. there didn't appear to be any snow or ice on the road at the time. >>> the bucs found the guy to lead their team. they didn't have to look too far for the future of the franchise. the new head coach is already with the organization. we are talking about offensive coordinator dirk cutter. the team's gm said they fired head coach lovie smith. they hope cutting brings to the franchise a focus on how the team can move forward. as a bucs fan this is probably a frustrating time for you. this will make the fifth coach since 2008. bucs are still paying a large price for lovie smith for the remainder of his contract. the franchise is moving for

it began when gunmen stormed an up scale hotel popular with westerners in the capitol city tonight. security forces. bbc says at least 30 hostages were rescued. fire has broken out at the hotel. flames spreading. witness say a group of plain clothes americans carrying weapons an french soldiers responded to the scene. al qaeda militant claim responsibility. >>> now to the search under way off the coast of hawaii for 12 marines missing after two military helicopters collided. north west side of oahu. crew brave rough sea looking for any sign of survivors. here's martha on the desperate search. >> the searchers in the air, on the sea, fighting high waves. some 20 feet looking for those 12 marines and the wreckage from the two massive helicopters. the biggest the u.s. has. leaving a debris field some 15 miles long. virtually the entire north shore of oahu where we are tonight. >> the marine corps is warning beach goers here that there might be debris from the helicopter washing up. sense the two crashed just few miles offshore and ask people to cull and report whatever they find and no

biggest snowstorms to hit in decades and the fast moving squall wednesday night was a test to the capitol city it, failed on this edition of the washington report. >> we are very sorry for inadequate response. >> seeking to reassure nervous washington ians. the mayor promised a more robust response to this weekend blizzard. normally short commutes turned into hours long oregon deals for many as highways became more like parking lots. even president obama was affected as his motorcade dealt with something very rare for a sitting president. traffic. leading the white house press secretary to joke about the president's plans this weekend. >> my guess is the president will stay warm and toasty inside the >> today the inevitable candidate does not look quite so inevitable as she did eight and a half months ago. >> as bernie sanders' poll numbers to continue to rise in iowa with just over a week until the caucuses now. he now leads hillary clinton 41% to 31% in the most recent polls. s lead in new hampshire which holds its primary a week after the iowa caucuses. >> as for the republicans national fr

we just learned it was a 28-year-old syrian suicide bomber who carried out the atack in the turkish capitol city. no word on if any of those killed were americans. i'll keep following the story for you. ahead today... former clark county commissioner tom collins is set to face the judge to deal with his recent dui arrest. collins was originally scheduled for court yesterday, but a judge postponed to give prepare. police arrested collins last month on suspicion of drunk driving after he crashed his car on flamingo and koval while leaving the n-f-r. collins unexpectedly resigned from the county commission in august.. citing family reasons. former basketball player lamar odom won't have to worry about any legal troubles... for now. nye county prosecutors decided not to file charges against odom. the d-a says there wasn't enough evidence to prove the former basketball star was using cocaine... during his stay at the love ranch. you'll remeber last october he was found unconscious at the brothel near pahrump, and nearly died. just this weekend he was released from the hospital. also waiting forhis tm

harrington 38 in the capitol city of delaware. atlantic city airport the at 40.r farther inland we go. still some spots below freezing. airport at 31. we are sitting a at freezing in aston, and chalfont. twenty-eight in pottstown. doylestown. watch out for a few patches of blackizes specially north and west of the city. very quiet on storm scan three. the notice the cloud cover, streaming in. that is a sign of this milder air that will be sticking around for the the next few days. we have showers up a across the great lakes this morning. the here's the overall trend, and new through wednesday, we're developing this warming trend, mild push of era cross the eastern half of the you had as the jet stream moves northward. we're talking about high temperatures running ten to 20 e through wednesday. by the end of the the week we will start to cool it back down, nothing terribly cold, a lit built closer to average with highs in the 40's. here's the setup, today, sunshine mixed with some clouds. here comes the cold front, not a lot of moisture witt, it passes by us tomor

interior south jersey normally the cold spot, millville 25 degrees, sitting at freezing in the capitol cityre, colder newark, 27. cherry hill also below freezing upper 20's as well as voorhees and mullica hill. freezing at the airport, so similar to yesterday, waking up with temperatures below freezing, and with calm winds, a loft areas with frost. also, great snow making conditions with this cold dry air mass in place, that's good news for the ski resorts, looks good for the next several days. there is arctic cold front across southern canada. see the snow showers firing out. we're clear, decent amount of sunshine today, front doesn't come through until later tonight, early tomorrow morning, bridges cold air. the front should come through dry, just few clouds, then tomorrow morning feel the difference. highs on monday and tuesday, about five to 10 degrees below average. keep in mind should be 41 this time year of, that means talking about highs in low and mid 30's. so today comfortable, dry, here comes the front through the over night hours tonight, maybe flurry or two specially into the m

local 10 news reporter is joining us live now from the country's capitol city. with more. glenna. >> and calvin, to come to terms on that question all the stake holders have en meeting in closed door private, we haven't seen them. but now tonight, the outsite forces are weighing in as they have so much in haiti's history. ththunited states weighing in, thinking that there will likely be this temporaryry government, the o.a.s. says the elections should go forward, and when all of this is going on, and this election crisis is miring this country, there are good people doing good things that aren't getting nearly that much attention. >> they are prepping for entrepreneur of the year awas. for haiti's most enterprising. >> for people to listen to them and heroin from them, and the effect that they have on the community is huge. make headlines like haiti's suffering does. weekend protests for and against the canceled election proce convulsed the streets and kept parliament behind closes doors today the church is mediatiti a way forward when the president who wantete to transfer

it is alleged four underage girls were assaulted in the capitol city.ria gatenby reports. >> reporter: there are around 11,000 u.n. peace keepers in central african republic. their job is to protect people in a country that has been mired in religious violence. but new allegations suggest that some soldiers may have failed in that mission. four underage girls say they were sexually abused by u.n. peace keepers. the u.n. has launched an an ininvestigation. >> the staff have undertaken four visits to meet with the four alleged victims. unicef is working with local partners to help the girls receive medical care. >> reporter: this follows a series of sexual abuse allegations made against u.n. peace keepers. in december last year, an independent report criticized the u.n. report to accusations of child abuse in the capitol bangui in 2013 and 2014. the report said the u.n. has failed to carry out proper background checks on peace keepers, and needed to do more to protect children. >> there are certainly many things that can be done to prevent this type of ab

the reason is because these gangs rely on corrupt officials in these cities and states, not just in the capitolxico city. they need these people under their thumb. up to the border, they make millions of dollars off drug sales in these local areas. the only way they can do that is to have local government in their clutches. this was clear for the whole world to see in the case of the 43 students. one of the main culprits in that case. so that surprised many outside of mexico. people are under attack or if they are not. live with the latest in mexico city. the new year started in el salvador like 2015 ended as one of the murder capitols of the world. at least 29 people were murdered within hours of festivities beginning including gang members killed. the murder rate surged last year. it's estimated there were more than 6,000 murders, 16 people every day on area. a gun fight has resumed at an indian air force base near the pakistani border. it's believed one gun gunman is at the base. .7 sxwinl soldie.7 sxwinl soldi gunmen have died. investigating whether there are links to pakistan. in new delap

fifty-seven in the capitol city in dover. fifty-nine, millville. fty-eight a at atlantic city airport around philadelphia, same deal, almost 60 at the airport, mullica checking in at 63 degrees, voorhees 57. still cooler a air just to the north and west upper 40's allentown, quake are town, doylestown where we have heavier rain in those location that is will bump up well in the the 50's and possibly 60's. thinks a record for today. these are usually, could be broken. sixty-four for wilmington. sixty-three atlantic city as well as philadelphia a lower 60's trenton. allentown 58 in reading. so we will call and talk about a record high for early january. don't get used to it. late tonight another arctic cold front comes through. we are bringing in that cold air back in play for monday. temperatures will return below average for the high. the here's the the reason strong storm up across the great lakes, will drag a cold front through here ahead of the the front and it the is warm. we're talking spring-like temperatures today. once that front passes the

. >>> here's a live look at the capitol city. back with your >>> we're just above friesing in raleigh and durham. both at 33. 36 in littleton, fayetteville and clinton. so here is the setup for the winter storm that we've been talking about building in before daybreak and starting off as a wintry mix of ice, sleet and snow. and it will be around through saturday evening. here's what we're thinking, up to one-half of an inch of ice and that will be enough to bring down power lines and tree limbs and one to five inches of snow. dangerous travel conditions and make sure that you stay alert. i'm expecting changes in the system as early as this afternoon we'll bring thome as them as we get them. and winter tomorrow warning at midnight and a winter weather advisory for areas south and the high today, the calm before >>> taking a look at the headlines. in advance of the winter storm, the airlines are getting ready. some big carriers, including american, delta, jet blue and united are waiving fees for passengers who want to change their t

havoc on the today, the blizzard shut down the nation's largest cities and left thousands of drivers stranded. craig boswell reports from the nation's capitol. >> reporter: a strong winter storm paralyzed cities from the gust coast to new england and caused a 30-mile back up on i-75 in kentucky. hundreds of drivers were stranded in freezing temperatures for hours. further north, more than 500 vehicles were stuck on the pennsylvania turnpike including buses carrying temple university's jim nastic squad and the duquesne men's basketball team. snow mobiles had no problem ploughs through the 24-inches that -- plowing through the 24-inches that plowed baltimore. and drivers who ventured out found themselves in need of help. >> this is my third vehicle today they helped. >> reporter: to get down these congested snow-covered side streets are using national guard need. >> we've embedded our humvees with our medical services. >> they rushed to buy shovels for the dig out ahead. it brought the big apple to a grinding halt. >> this storm will pass 20-inches in new york city. >> the storm could go down as one of the top five snow storms in the city's h

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local 10 news reporter is joining us live now from the country's capitol city. with more. glenna. >> and calvin, to come to terms holders have been meeting in closed door private, we haven't seen them. but now tonight, the outsite forces are weighing in as they have so much in haiti's history. the united states weighghg in, thinking that there will likely be this temporary govnment, the o.a.s. says the elections should go forward, and when all of this is going on, and this election crisis is miring this country, there are good people doing good things that aren't getting nearly that much attention. >> they are prepping for entrepreneur of the year awards. for haiti's most enterprising. >> for people to listen to them and heroin from them, and the effect that they have on the community is huge. >> but doggers and leaders don't make headlines like haiti's sufferirg does. weekend protests for and against the canceled election process convulsed the streets and kept today the church is mediating a way forward when the president who wanted o transfer power to an elected president

. >> meanwhile federal offices are still closed in the nation's capitol, as the city continues to dig out. students in washington dc, northern virginia, and maryland, also got another snow day. some of the new see ups, the national mall, are welcoming visitors again today. we're also told that the city's subway system is getting closer to normal operations. take some time. >>> learning more this noon about violent escape by high security california prison, one official said quote they let hand bull electric tore out. correspondent with the latest on the manhunt. >> we know somebody out there knows something. >> the orange county sheriff's department repeatedly asked the public for help one day. >> sent message to the vietnamese community. >> extremely important for them to reach out to us, let us know where they're at. they're extremely armed and dangerous. >> jonathan top, facing murder charges, is linked to vietnamese gang. another thought to have gang ties. the 43 year old was being held on attempted mutter charges. thirty-seven year old hussein is accused of kidnapping and torture

. >>> as we head to break, here's a live look over the capitol city. meteorologist al >>> good morning. we're starting on off with a little cloud cover but we'll have some sun glare and icy patches on the roads. the temperatures is been well below freezing for the past several hours now. we're at 31 in raleigh, 27 in durham and littleton and the upper 20s in clinton and fayetteville. so for today, a high of 50 and warmer tomorrow and plenty of melting taking place and the chance for rain wednesday and thursday. and an update on traffic for you. we have an accident near apex >>> it's 8:00 on "today." comeing up, digging out and cleaning up. millions up and down the east coast trying to get back to normal after a historic snowstorm drops two feet of snow on eight different states. what you can expect this morning if you're hitting the roads, rails or the airport. >>> then coping with a cold. which remedies actually help and which ones don't? we'll separate fact from fiction. >>> and kung fu kate. >> look away. look away. no, you can't, can you? >> kate hu

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it's like this all over the nation's capitol, the city's mayor says removing all of the snow could take a week. >> the district has over 4400 miles of roadway, and we are making our way through all of it. we have a lot of ground to cover. >> reporter: parts of the district resembled a christmas card, moms and dads trying to tire out the kids dodging cabin fever at the same time. city officials don't mind snowball fights but don't want to see too many drivers. >> we're doing everything we can't k to get folks to where they need to, and to get the district back to normal operations. it's still going to take some time. >> reporter: don't hold your breath, many of the district's roads remain only one lane wide with snow piled on either side. many subdivisions remain unplowed snochl metro service was extremely limited on monday. same story at reagan national. one footnote, the "washington post" reporting the weather team at reagan lost their snowfall reader. it got buried by the snow. one reason d.c.'s total is a mere 17 inches. up the road in baltimore, they have 5,000 miles of roads to cle

it's like this all over the nation's capitol, the city's mayor says removing all of the snow could take week. >> the district has over 4400 miles of roadway and we are making our way through all of it. we have a lot of ground to cover. >> reporter: with the federal government shut down and schools closed monday, parts of the district resembled a christmas card. city officials don't mind snowball fights but they don't want to see many too drivers. >> we're doing everything we can to get the roads passable, to get folks where they get to need to, and to get the district back to normal operations. it is still going to take some time. >> reporter: many of the roads remain one lane wide. many subdivisions remain unplowed. metro service was extremely limited on monday. same story at reagan national, a gradual comeback for the airlines. the "washington post" reporting the weather team at reagan lost their snowfall reader. one reason d.c.'s official total is a fear 17 inches, whenever knows it is more like 30. in baltimore they have 5,000 miles of road to clear. there are teams the city is payi

. >>> at least 26 people killed in the airstrikes in the capitol city of it yemen. they say that 15 people were hurt, 30 others trapped in the debris. and the coalition that carried out the airstrike has been targeting antigovernment forces since last march. >>> developing news from iraq, three americans are missing, reportedly kidnapped. the three americans worked as contractors at the baghdad international airport. and the iraqi police official says they were kidnapped saturday from eight baghdad apartment from the shiite militia, and they are working with the iraqis to find the missing americans.>>> jason rezaian was jailed in iran for 18 months, and is reunited with his family. he was the washington post reporter arrested in iran in 2014, convicted of spying. he and for others -- four others were released as part of a prisoner exchange. the republican presidential candidates are calling this a bad deal for the u. s., and president obama says this prisoner exchange was not connected to the nuclear deal. >> the iran nuclear deal was never intended to solve all of o

it lies on the main road linking the capitol damascus with deraa the city where the revolution began nearly five years ago and government forces had given up much of this territory until russian armed forces began their military campaign last september and the intervention is being seen as a game changer. >>urned around 180 degrees for the regime since the russians came in and just last summer the nusra front the al-qaeda affiliate was making gains in the providence and now there is a significant reversal which will affect the rebel logistics. >> reporter: russian jets carried out thousands of missions helping the syrian government regain control of territory nationwide and just recaptured the town of rabia a key base for rebels in the north earn providence of latakia and the russian bottom barrelledment is criticized for being discriminalment and they insist i.s.i.l. and other armed groups are being targeted and some human rights groups say the air strikes have killed more civilians than fighters. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> world diplomatic efforts are in full force ahead of the ta

iowan's see republicans do battle one last time thursday - back here in the state capitol city. in des moines - kevin barry - cbs 2 this morning. making candidates thanks kevin..candidates are making their final push towards the caucuses this week, and many are stopping right here in eastern iowa for that. that.hillary clinton is once again, bringing in some star power to campaign for her. sports icon billilijean king will speak to volunteers and supporters at three stops today, that includes des moines, ames and iowa city. king will specifically talk about issues conerning owa men and the l-g-g-t community. also stopping in iowa city today, republican front-runner donald trump.he's holding a rally at the university of iowa field house.trump's event will begin at 7-thirty but doors will pen at 5-thirty. a few other g-o-p candidates will be in the corridor today too. too.rick santorum is hosting a "right to life" presidential forum here in cedar rapids. that event starts a4 this afternoon at the beems public library.and carly fiorina is hosting a town hall in iowa city at the univ

daniel: breaking news this morning, learning more about the victims of today's terror attack in the capitol hill city of indonesia. environmental expert is one of the wounded. critical condition. two people were killed when authorities set off bombs near starbucks and burger king. police say five authorities were killed in gun battle that followed. isis has claimed responsibility. officials say the terrorists tried to imitate the deadly attacks in paris. >> julie: 9:35. powerball fever has come to end. we did have a few big winners in new england, few people in bay state scored a million dollar jackpot. fox25 catherine parrotta is in charlestown outside one of the stores that sold a winning ticket. >> catherine: two people here in massachusetts waking up to find out they won a million dollars, which is not too shabby at all, and this is the convenience store that sold one of the million dollar tickets, 777 convenience store here in charlestown and million dollars sipretty good chunk of change but as we know three people across the country waking up to find out their lives have changed in major way an

it lies on the main road linking the capitol damascus with daraa, the city where the revolution beganrly five years ago. government forces had given up much of this territory. the intervention is being seen as a game changer. >> things have just turned around 180 degrees for the regime since the russians came in. just last summer, the -- the al-nusra front was making canes in the province, and now there's this significant reversal which will effect the rebels logistics. >> reporter: russian jets have carried out thousands of missions, helping the syrian government regain control nationwide. it just recaptured a key base for rebels in the northern area of latakia. the russian government has been criticized for being indiscriminate. the kremlin insists isil and other terrorist groups are being targeted. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> and al jazeera's bernard smith has more from the syrian, turkish border. >> reporter: up until october last year, the syria regimes forces were really looking at the risk of defeat in the syrian civil war, and then the russians stepped in. russian aerial bomba