in the meantime, enjoy the weekend! up next on midday - clean chicken - we'll let you which popular chain restaurant is making sure the chicken you eat this afternoon: scattered clouds. cool and breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: nw 10-15 mph. tonight: mostly clear. cold. lows: upper-20s. winds: n 5-10 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. upper- 40s. winds: n/nw 5-10 mph. high pressure is taking tracking scattered clouds through the afternoon. highs will because of a cool temperatures will dip into the upper-20s. a chilly start will give way to a chilly afternoon on saturday. even though we'll have plenty of sunshine, highs will be stuck in the mid to upper- 40s. sunday will be in the pick of the weekend - mostly sunny with temperatures back in the low-60s! we will hold off on any shower chances until late next wednesday. wouldn't ya know - we could possibly see more storms next wednesday - i'm not saying we will see any severe weather right now, but we'll keep you updated! in the meantime, up next on midday - clean chicken - we'

in the meantime, it does still take 60. looking at reconciliation, for example, a byproduct of a passive judgment, last year was the first time since 2002 that the house and senate agreed on a budget that gets to balanced. it was significant and shouldn't take that long between times when the house and senate agree on a budget that balances, but we did that and allowed for reconciliation to put a bill on the desk of president obama, taking away money from planned parenthood. of the appropriations bills that they should revisit, they should revisit the requirements for those. in the meantime, it still takes 60 and the agreement from last year was that they were not blocked those bills forward anymore. if you had to guess, if you were a betting man, you don't believe the house will do 12 bills this year, do you? it's unlikely that they would get all 12 signed into law, but it would be likely we got a budget and the agreement was still in place. with democrats in the senate holding to their word, you might be able to get a few

in the meantime. things are quiet across the city. roadways wet. not snow covered. at least downtown. in the mountains it's a different story. it is really nasty. along i 70. big back ups being reported. >> in the meantime. watch out for black ice here. downtown. once the snow gets going, maybe a bit of a sloppy commute early tomorrow. winter storm warnings are out. for about 80 percent of the state here. this evening. howall the way through tuesday. afternoon. before it's all said and done. we're talking about a foot of snow. around the downtown area. between now and tomorrow morning. drive. about 3 to 5. up and down the i 25 corridor. including the downtown metro area. two to 4 in the plains. 4 to 8 in the mountains. we'll talk storm totals coming up. we're hearing good things about the forecast -fpl for the game. that's very exciting. believe it or not there are fans trekking here. to the san francisco area. for the big game. a week out. we flew in this afternoon. and we found some folks wearing orange and blue. >> a big deal. they may have left denver. this week

in the meantime, the search continues for baby willow.

the in the meantime we're already in the 20's in lancaster. 29 degrees. thirty-one in reading. thirty in allentown. 34 degrees in philadelphia, wind are still quite brisk, feeling the breeze out here, out of the north and west at ten to 15 miles an hour, and it is a cold night but by the weekend we can shed these layers, a light jacket or sweat shirt and i'll tell but which day we could hit 60 degrees and what to expect with the system trying to move up the coast next week. i will have latest information in just a few minutes, back over to you. >>> we will now know identity of the woman found dead and stuffed inside of a recycling bin in allentown on valentines day. lehigh county coroner identified the victim as 59 year-old rose siani. her body was discovered in the 800 block of east tillghman street. police have a suspect in custody. >>> don't fall for it. that is message tonight from camden's police as they search for scam artists targeting the latin o community. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan, tells us what these scam artists are doing to inspire fever in

in the meantime, enjoy the weekend! still ahead-- some new red flags being raised by the feds-- and here at about the latest dangerous bite by mosquitos. and later-- a stretch of beach in desperate need of a makeover-- gets the green light. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, senior night at old dominion always met with mixed emotions and it will again tomorrow night, brian parsons will bring us that story. virginia and north carolina meet in a acc showdown in charlotsville tomorrow. high school basketball playoff scores and a visit with the heritage high team, and the latest on the redskins mosquitos will soon be flying through the air again. that's why governor mcauliffe has created a task force to combat the mosquito-bourne zika virus. the group will be responsible for coordinating with communities on mosquito surveillance and control programs. announced that 9 pregnant women in the u-s are infected with zika. two of those pregnancies ended in miscarriage. two were aborted. one baby was bor

in the meantime they're now calling it donald trump's nomination to lose. that might be a bit premature considering the fact we've barely had 5% of the delegates vote and awarded, but the trend is his friend and he's nabbed three out of the first four contests. normally on the republican side you do that you have got the nomination. and now he's getting the support as well. including new york republican chris collins who is the first republican lawmaker to back the real estate developer. congressman, very good to have you. why donald trump? >> well, neil, it's good to be here with you. our country's at a tipping point. and it's about time that the united states reclaims its past glory as the land of opportunity, restoring the promise of the american dream for our children and grandchildren. donald trump as president is the man to make america great again. >> how do you know that? as you know there are a lot of people that pile on him whether it's fair or not that he hasn't really given many details, maybe with the exception of his tax plan. you know, he's bi

in the meantime, here's what's happening. low pressure over the pacific northwest. everything is being steered to the north and east as that high pressure ridge builds in strongly tomorrow, temperatures will just be simmering in the 70s. i was going to say summer-like but it's even warmer than summer like around the coast and bay. futurecast shows tomorrow is nothing but sun. nothing in the way of low cloudiness or fog but by thursday low pressure sinkss out of the gulf of alaska and finally for the first time in a while, that storm door gets kicked open again and we get nothing but westerlies off of the pacific. what moisture there is off there doesn't have any impediments getting to the shoreline. that plus some moisture forecast means the six to 10-day outlook in a graphic beautifully prepared by chief meteorologist paul deanno and i'm stealing from him shows it's going to be wetter than average march 4th through 8th. that's good news. in the meantime, nice and warm tomorrow, clear and chilly tonight. finally rain comes back a little bit by thursday. friday we ge

in the meantime, we look out to the golden gate bridge, 68 at concord. oakland 65. 62 degrees right now in san francisco. 65 for santa rosa. out the door tomorrow morning, a little chilly start but plenty of sun around the bay and inlands. the numbers will be from the upper 40s. again this is in the morning. by the afternoon we'll be skyrocketing into the low 70s inland. upper 60s around the bay and mid-60s along the shoreline. here's how it looks. we've got low pressure that's up around the pacific northwest. good for them. they've got thunderstorms on the way for seattle tomorrow. plus we're going to get a few high clouds. the clouds coming in over the northern half of the state. here's what's going to be happening by thursday evening. low pressure is going to open the storm door a bit as the high pressure finally gets shoved to the east. that opens things up to at least the possibility of rain. if it comes, it will come around thursday so we shall see. in fact, the outlook from the cdc -- the outlook from the centers for disease control, they're getti

in the meantime, we have some clues, three things to watch for today as voters head to the polls. our democratic analyst mary ann marsh says, look at the polls. the closer hillary clinton gets to within 5% of bernie sanders, second, watch the turnout. the higher the turnout, the better the chance for sanders. and finally, look for buses on

in the meantime, the officials say the old guidelines still stand. if you're pregnant, avoid travelling to zika-affected countries and for others, wear repellant and avoid mosquito bites. in addition to new guidelines from the cdc, the red cross is now asking donors to wait 28 days after visiting zika- affected countries before donating blood. >>> drivers are enjoying some of the cheapest gasoline prices in many years. aaa said the national average for a gallon of regular gas is now $1.78. and that is national. in northeast ohio, better and they average $1.58 and they're >>> and they're official -- cvs and target are officially tieing the knot in charlotte, north carolina. thousands of targets, in-house pharmacies and clinics and in 47 states will be rebranded as c have, s pharmacy and some minute clinics. they will remain open during the revamp and they will transfer from target to cvs. >>> and home depot is looking to fill more than 1,000 positions in cleveland for the busy spring-buying season. college students and retirees are encouraged to apply

in the meantime, here's what the gaerrden state parkway looks like. drivers seeing red box of an accident near exit 147. that blocks two lanes. they're past 148, not yet to 149. he wiading to harlem rivjr drive, slow southbound, reports of a minor accident, farther south of here. it's a slow ride. not too, too bad. heading to long island, 231 still shut down southbound near deer park avenue. really that's deer park avenue where it splits off here. and fort sa longa road also shut this is goi goi to affect the lo gcal commute for long island. l.i.e. and southern parkway and new york state doing fine. >>> right now happening today, a pennsylvania judge eill hear arguments which could keep a criminal case against bill cosby from moving forward. cosby's lawyers claims the comedian is protected under a deal from a past district attorney. under that deal, cosby gave a deposition for the suit brought by andrea constand. in exchange, the former d.a. vowed that the testimony w ld t be used against him. however, the current d.a. says that deal was never written

other than -- so i think at the end of the day the government will decide about this, and in the meantime, the debate about, oh, do we have the right to safe gord some place, what is the role of government in terms of being able to see bad things or enforce its laws, you know, that's all been -- although i disagreed with specific things that go on, the idea that this has become more of a discussion of, hey, we didn't have safeguards for the fbi a long time ago, what do we have now? i doubt we'll go in the direction of saying, okay, let's make the government blind because they messed up in the past, but the overall discussion is worthwhile. >> do you feel like we're entering a kind of brave new world with digital that is scary where so much of our lives exists on these devices, so much of the information is available? does that feel to you like liberating? does it feel to you like it's worrying? >> well, most of those things are incredibly valuable. the ability to pick music as you choose, theabili ability to rem your kids growing up and go back and look at that stuff anytime you want. ele

the meantime, the election has started. thousands of absentee ballots have gone out, redrawing the maps now would require a second primary election for the strict sometime this summer. >> an unusual crime is reported around austin, texas. >> complaints of a man going around thofpling on women's feet and taking off on a bicycle. most of the problems happen while waiting at a bus stop. >>> aer is vesevent -- a service was held honoring 3 muslim-americans. teams of people packed meals that will be shipped around the world to support school feeding relief. >>> major milestone for the duke blue devils tonight. >> the men's basketball team played game number 1,000 inside of cameron in door stadium. the first game played by duke there was january 6th, 1940. when the blue devils played against princeton. and for duke, a big win coming tonight on the home court. against louisville. he shows you how they did it coming up in sports. greg was not there for the first game, correct? >> eligible. appearance. this is as mild as it can be a

also fog we just showed you view of and in the meantime here's the next system on the way. we will look at a wider zoom and it has gathered nice organization with the coldest air on the back side. we have got snow, icing, streaking a across portions of the ohio and mississippi river valley. this is a strictly rain producer. i say that with a couple caveats. the it is only rain but we will find potential for stronger thunderstorms. we will walk through future weather. again we are in the middle of what we will call the lull even they there will be rain, very light rain and drizzle, bulk of the heavier rain doesn't get in until later this morning. you can see heavier pockets lift in, especially this afternoon and more widespread at this point and into the evening drive, in the looking good. heavy returned of rain coming through here and there will be likely a few stronger thunderstorms within that line once it gets in here. lingers showers come thursday morning and that is it. we sit in the marginal risk for severe weather in philadelphia, that is the case, slight risk upgrad

in the meantime, teresa's husband joe was sentenced to 3 sentence. in hiding. the florida mother who was acquitted in the much publicized death of her two- year-old daughter five years business. our sister station in west palm beach, florida, reports casey anthony applied for a license to form case photography. anthony is reportedly living patrick mckenna, the lead team. is leaving the mark across the states. cape cod slammed with nearly a foot of snow and new york city, new jersey, pennsylvania did not get as much snow as was expected but the snow will keep falling through tomorrow. >>> let's check in on the good friend jason nicholas. what are you thinking about northeast ohio? >> we have been able to not feel much of winter and into have the cold every air in the year. >>> some of us are welcoming it. part of that. >> part of life. >> two 1/2 minutes, and 30 secs. all we did was say hello. >> okay. >> and we have the pet-of-the- week, too. a little cat. and the cat may have a few words to say coming up. >>> and a live look, we're quiet. there is snow to the n

in the meantime, we are still working to find out a name of the victim. well keep you posted with those details once we learn it. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. a suffolk family called 10 on your side because they have unanswered shooting death of their they're pointing those questions towards the suffolk police department. 10 on your side's andy fox is looking into what really happened to corey achstein ((he was my baby he was a good kid he was caring he would give you anything he has)) runs:10 several eyewitnesses say 28 year old corey achstein snapped and that led to his death. 05=9:44:43 "and he started screaming a whole then he started threatening that he was going to kill one of them" police called reports of a man threatening to kill 3 juveniles, we found one of them. what was going on? and what happened when suffolk police showed up. is everything as it appears, or is something else not right with the death of corey achstein. (46 46:47) ((this is where my son's life ended right here)) runs:06 they say two sides to every story, maybe

in the meantime here we go. record warmth all the way.e're shooting for 64 degrees tomorrow. 64 degrees. in february. not bad. i'll take it. that would actually be record setback in 2006 by two solid degrees. we'll see how we do. in the meantime warming up out of advance of the sky. this looks like a monster. this continues to develop and blossom with time as it rolls our way. coldest air off northeast we don't get in on that however we get in on heavy rain that prompt the flood watch to thursday time frame. we'll have soaking rain to contend with here. again through mid take towards evening tomorrow generally what it looks like foyer timing that may ebb and flow a bit so we'll keep you posted there. it's generally a wednesday event and we cool down as promised, meisha. >> so katie, you think the morning commute will be okay tomorrow morning hopefully. >> it will start to get hairy i would say. >> sound that way. >> okay. good. we have the heads up today. however this morning looking good. we look outside the schuylkill taillights in the

. >>> in the meantime they're calling for. apple is calling the request an overreach by the government that could be set for other phones. >>> we have new information, a man suspected in a rash of police say ron dell smith is the man in this video. during a lineup investigators linked him to three other rob riis. police say smith used a knife or gun to rob his victims. >> we're getting a better look at a man wanted for slashing in front of a crowd in soho. police say this is a man who stabbed a 21-year-old victim on thursday. it happened in full view with people waiting in line to get into a store on lafayette street. witnesses say he was trying to steal clothing from a victim. >>> these are people of interest in a slashing in greenwich village. the man in the green jacket was asking for money and after he was kicked out, he allegedly returned and slashed the waiter across the face. >>> a new jersey family lucky to be alive after a fire gutted their home. beckford has more on the family's desperate escape from the burning home.

in the meantime clear skies across the area tonight. it feels cooler as the temperatures drop. it will be a cooler day tomorrow too. this is tuesday morning 8:00, 20s north and west. the city right around freezing. it's a quiet day. we'll have some clouds showing up late in the evening and temperatures in the 30s to the 40s. here come the rain showers coming up for wednesday morning into wednesday afternoon. when dave price comes up in a few minutes he's going to talk more about our chances for rain. in the meantime, the temperatures do cool down some snowflakes flying on friday. >>> a nasa unveiled its vision today for changing the way we fly. the administration laid out a ten-year plan to build x planes that could be the future of commercial air travel. nasa says it will design and build a variety of flight demonstration vehicles. the x planes will be lighter, faster, quieter and greener than the planes in the air today. >> here's the magical part. the design is for a piloted test aircraft that can fly at super sonic speeds but create a sonic boom that's more like a soft thum

in the meantime, another warm day tomorrow. the future cast shows a lot of sunshine.diness increasing. here is the system over the high planes and the northern rockies now. that will swing in and give us the rain and gusty winds developing with a system on wednesday. this could be a small system. but potential for snow in some areas. the snow hasn't form and it is difficult to say more than that for now. but this time tomorrow we have a better idea. the clouds increase through the afternoon and the evening. beyond that we will see the cooler temperatures wednesday with the sunshine. falling teer partly cloudy and chilly on thursday. we have 60% chance of the snow and rain. chilly on saturday and sunday. the warming trend could be impressive by the middle and the end of next week. leon: the wizards look good. >> they beat the cavs sunday. leon: bad. >> there was a catch, though. robert: shouldn't be a problem for the wizards. lebron wasn't there. erin hawksworth goes one-on-one with the nats. sport leon: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by the toyota dealer. r

in the meantime reviewing the results from the iowa caucuses. this comes after concerns over hillary's extremely slim victory and spokesman for the democratic party told reporters sanders and number of concerns, working to tonight north korea official said the country has launched long-range missile. it claims launching satellites into orbit like it did back in 2012 and neighboring countries worried this covers military testing and that is because the same technology to launch satellite could be used to deliver nuclear warhead but by the way north korea has as many as 100 nuclear weapons. are you ready for the super bowl? your food, i'm bringing something right here. can't wait, the super bowl buzz proving great for business and local stores profiting from your game party and you may want to stay away from buying. a live will (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise)

in the meantime, presidential candidates are wrapping up for a big weekend. the democrats meet for the nevada caucuses as republicans are going on the offensive in south carolina. and in an interview, senator sanders accused hillary clinton of embracing president obama's policies in an attempt to appeal to black voters. at last night's up to hall, she fired back. >> i don't know where this came from. and maybe it's that senator sanders was not a democrat until he decided to run for president. >> in the meantime, the republican contest is getting ugly. and ahead of tomorrow's south carolina primary, ted cruz is taking heat thursday for a photo shop picture of marco rubio. donald trump is facing fallout from everyone over how he handled criticism from the pope. and ohio governor john kasich whose message this morning was one of the need to work together. >> if we want to solve the problems of the border, social security, wage growth, a balancing budget, if we want to do these things, you can't do it with one party. you have to have others working >> and kasich p

in the meantime, next at 11-- some serious concerns for every taxpayer. the i-r-s is worried: a lot more accounts have been hacked. and remember-- we're on your side with the latest news and weather early tomorrow morning. join lex gray and deitra tate from 6 to 8 wavy news 10 today. the cyberattack that hit the i-r-s is apparently bigger than everyone thought-- including the feds themselves. a new government review found hackers potentially accessed over 720- thousand taxpayer data starting in february 2015. that's about 390-thousand more than initially the i-r-s first reported the attack in may 2015 and claimed the attackers hit about 100-thousand accounts. the agency says it will mail affected taxpayers beginning monday about the hack. j-c penney is living up to its name with its newest campaign. the chain says it will start offering some items for just one-cent. "penney days" starts sunday. it will offer customers an arizona-branded item, at buy one-get one for a penny. the promotion will run through the year-- with hopes that it will build up j-c penn

not quite done with winter yet but a break in the meantime. there is the forecast and here is tonya rivens me has traffic. >> thank you. and your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. we have taken a lot of heavy traffic on i-77, i-77 by arrowood road on the northbound side slow-moving traffic. slow-moving traffic on the south side as well. and check in on 485 outer and rea road an injury accident created congestion. johnston road is a great alternate route but the congestion continues to impact traffic an 18-wheeler involved and the backup from rea road up to i-77 quite a bit of congestion. and around 485, slow-moving creek and south tryon as well. the drive time 77 north from westinghouse to center city 19 minutes and a look at i-77 again and arrowood road. back to you. >> thank you. can you recognize a name all the u.s. presidents? >> probably not as well as this four-year-old in matthews. he is ready to drop knowledge next in today's good news here at 5:00 p.m. >> and all new at 6:00 p.m.... >> a parent takes her children out o

in the meantime, the southbound lanes at hinley place. they're backed up with the giant tree. if you're headed out, you'll have to seek an alternate route. to set this up. queens and hinley heading south. providence as an alternate route. we have the tree up north off of sugar creek, this is happening on old potters road. cut through around back towards sugar creek. this is happening on sugar creek south of harris boulevard and just above krisenberry road. >>> an emotional reunion for a man who rescued a puppy. the positive signs the puppy showed when his rescuer walked into the room. >> the severe storms that pushed through our area that spawned a tornado leaving a path of destruction. the errand one man-made right before the storm hit that may have saved his life. >>> page land has been without a police chief for four months h x$ . >>> still following breaking news at 5:15. this is old potters road. look at that large tree blocking the travel lanes. it has been blocking the road since 10:306789 you can see, they're making sure that folks don't use that road right now. we'll

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in the meantime, if you know anything about the robberies, call the crime line at 1- 888-lock-u-up. remember, you do not have to give your name when reporting a crime. we also have breaking news about a fire in virginia beach. crews got called out to a fire at a house on victoria drive near continental street around 4:30 this morning. dispatch tells us two people have been hurt in the fire. paramedics took them to the hospital. we are working to find out how they are doing. two animals were also hurt. we will have updates all morning long on air, and on wavy dot com. our other top story this morning is cold weather. the super doppler 10 weather team has been warning us about this all week. so even though the snow isn't falling -- the winter weather is definitely not over. meteorologist deitra tate joins us now with more on these freezing temperatures. today: isolated flurries before 7am...otherwise, around 30. wind: nw 10-20mph. tonight: cold. lows in the cold with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 20s. wind: n 10-15mph. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually move into ou

in the meantime, stay out of the water. if you are not a strong swimmer, stay close to the live guards. 66 tonight. could see some sprinkles by the time we get into the early morning hours on saturday but i think saturday afternoon is dry. wet in the pacific northwest. stormy here through the northern plains. we'll have another buckle in the jet stream. the ridge stays strong, tuesday into wednesday. back into the forecast. in the meantime, enjoying the sunshine and thehe warmth. mid 70s, sunday, the best of the weekend a 78. low 80s with showers by tuesday and maybe another cool spell cong at the end of the seven-day forecast period. >>> i'm sure eot going to make fun of her since i had to practice it too but one actress is going to practice saying supercalifragilistic- expialidocious. >> love it. "six in the mix" roxanne rgas. >> you are impressed, aren't you? >> i'm so ressed. you should put a wig on eric and have him do it. >> whoa! >> when i thought no one could replace julie andrews. emily blunt is taking on the role.

in the meantime here's a look at those numbers for today, folks. we hit the mid 60s at all three airports. no complaints at all. temperatures now fairly comfortable. 56 at dc, 54 at quantico. we've got 54 at frederick this hour. 55 at mannasas and culpeper, a little cooler for within chis ter at 46 degrees and 54 at hagerstown. we talked about the winds they are responsible partly for bringing in all that warm air. the other part of the story is we had a ridge of high pressure that moved out. that opens the door for that southerly flow to happen. right now winds are gusting from 17 to 26 miles per hour. i want to say it's going to be continue to be fairly breezy not only tonight but also tomorrow. once again helping to keep that mild air in place. keeping an eye on a system that's going to move to the north of us and bring us a few tomorrow. but in the meantime tonight we are talking mostly clear skies as we move to the mid 40s. tomorrow's highs. into the 60s, oh, it's going to be so nice. can't complain. we'll have those few sprinkles in the mornin

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. >>> in the meantime, the candidates are wasting absolutely no time, i suppose you would expect so, reacting to the president's plan to close guantanamo. the detention facility there. and on the campaign trail in nevada, senator marco rubio had this to say about this very issue. >> you wake up this morning to the news that the president is planning to close guantanamo. maybe even giving it back to the cuban government. [ audience booing ] this makes no sense to me. number one, we're not giving back an important naval base to an anti-american communist dictatorship. [ applause ] and number two, we're not going to close guantanamo. in fact, we shouldn't be releasing the people that are there now. they are enemy combatants. these are literally enemy combatants, in essence soldiers, not soldiers, terrorists of foreign terrorist organizations, many of whom as soon as you release them, they rejoin the fight against us. not only are they not going to close guantanamo. when i'm president, if we capture a terrorist alive, they're not getting a court hearing in manhattan. they're not going to

in the meantime we'll see that wintry mix around noontime but it should switch over to rain for most of the city and long island. north and west is where you'll see accumulating snow. so your commute tomorrow evening will be slushy and sloppy. when i come back we'll track both storms coming in as well as talk about just how much snow the northern areas will expect. that's in just a few minutes. >>> a heart breaking story on staten island. a 16 month old baby boy dead and his baby sitter was the last person to see him alive. why police are causing this death suspicious. so heart breaking. >> reporter: heart breaking and police are still trying to figure out exactly how that child died. the baby sitter is still being questioned in connection with outside his apartment building a memorial is growing with candles and messages to this little child. a community is in mourning. >> is he someone you should trust your kids with? >> i don't know. >> she's not a good person. she has a very bad past. >> strong opinions about a staten island baby sitter, a sitter now under questioning by police af

he's one of many in the medical communi who are expected to testify at some point today. meantime the cdc is investigating 14 new cases of zika here inin the united states and allof them appear to be sexually transmitted. this revelation is leading officials to believe that spreading the virus through sex is more common than previously thought. several of these new cases involve pregnant women and the effects on their unborn babies are not yet known, although it's likely not good. hereren florida officials have all of those are travel related and none involve pregnant women. >> out of cuba, state media are reporting that fidel and raul castro's older brother has died. ramon was the second of seven children in the family. he supported his brother's revolution but didn't take an active role. ramon was 91 years old. u.s. secretary of state john kerry may soon visit cuba to speak about human rights. he says concncns on the island about human rights still remain. >> not everything is going to change overnight. and there are still human rights issues. i, in fact, may be down there in th

we will have icy spots in the meantime. the warm up is tomorrow night into thursday morning, heavy rain and winds will move through. this whole event is coming into waves, the weaker storm system comes tonight, it will be light snow. the big spinning every get is one that will eventually techs all -- push all the warm air to the eastern seaboard. there is steady snow across rhode island. there's been snow along franklin on 495 and into need them as well. -- meet him as well. -- needham as well. we will continue to track this northward. we are not talking about much for the totals. there will be some lower visibility if you are traveling. the roads will probably be in good shape. as we watch the snow and rain line move its way northward, north and west of 128, it will likely change to freezing rain after midnight tonight and sleet. the models are doing a great job of handling the cult. they try to rush it out too quickly. many areas north and west of the freezing mark and there will still be some icy areas. the cold won't bud

in the meantime, we are still working to find out learn it. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. the amber alert for a missing virginia child may be over, but the suspect is still on the loose. we'll show you who police think took plus, another loook at your morning commute with traffic. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is updating your forecast right now. he's tracking more winter today. his update is coming up in less than three minutes. and later, valentine's day regrets. how one tattoo shop is capitalizing on the romantics. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: sun/cloud mix. a few showers late in the day. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 8- 12

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in the meantime, the debate will go on. live in boston jim smith wbz news now back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> when you steped outside it -- stepped outside it smelled and felt like spring. >> but you saw a lot of things knocked over and there was so much wind. all across the eastern united states and new england. these are wind reports as well as tornado reports over the last 24 hours or so. you see them stretching up through the mid atlantic and take the track all the way to the atlantic coast. early on this morning. and just unbelievable line of thunderstorms. the light show was out of control and temperatures don't know if it's unsettling when it's so warm outside. we have had 30 days over 50 and 9 below freezing. and now look at those numbers. remember the ones. i will show you how it broke down last winter when it came to warm and cold days. about the same in the 32 to 50 degree high range but only 9 days the same as we have had below freeing this year where we are -- freezing this year above 50 last year and 37

even now, hours later you can see all of this white smoke still pouring into the area. meantime clues have brought in the heavy machinery to clear out some of this debris. they tell me the pormer tavern here on 2nd street in millville has been totally destroyed thick, white smoke coombs an entire intersection as firefighters knock down persistent flames. the former gillbear's bar and tavern looked like a volcano, some neighbors said. >> leticia hollow way and a large crowd watched as the old tavern burned to the ground. witnesses reported small dploegss and at one point the entire third floor collapsed, falling on firefighters working below. >> there was one on top of the ladder. then there was one over the bathroom and now that one's fallen down. >> it was so kay other ink. it was scary. >> officials say nobody was injured but firefighters issued a mayday call after the collapse. >> we immediately stopped all fire suppression operations and accounted for all of our members to make sure they were accounted for and safe. >> just look at all this smoke that continues to pour out.

in the meantime, new questions in the death of a seven-month-old twin boy in the northwest. we are now learning that that firefighter. we are live with the investigation. rich? reporter: leon, it turns out was told sheter lives in the house where all this happen. the infant was called by an older sibling, who did not call 911, but instead called the firefighter. we learned the firefighter did not call 911 either. it was inside this duplex were the seven-month-old twin boy was found unresponsive by an older sibling wednesday morning. police initially said the youngster, one of six children at home with no adult present, had called authorities. we learned instead that the child caused his -- called his relative, a firefighter on duty at the time. thems spokesperson confirms firefighter called the liaison officer instead of 911. there was no call received i the office of the director in a statement. the call was received by the fire and ems emergency liaison officer, who is on site at the ou see. the yellow passed on the information to the fire dispatcher, who entered the infor

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in the meantime these showers start to wind down by 9:0o in most areas. it will be chillier tonight, eventually in the mid to upper 30s. tomorrow slightly cooter but it's a sunny day. and it's still about ten degrees above average for us tomorrow. in the meantime, wednesday is when we're going to see the inches. on60 degree temperatures that will military melt all the snow we have, so some areas may see of flooding. it clears out on thursday but we still see above average temperatures through monday of next week. and will the groundhog see its shadre? if it's anywhere close to here shs , it will tomorrow. six more weeks of winter? >>> what's up next? >>> sibila, all good things come to an end. that's what justin tuck is saying today. the former giants standout is calling it quits after over a decade in the nfl and most importantly two super bowl rings. and the knicks try to regroup after last night's disappointing result against the defending world champions. it's all just ahead on news 4 in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the

in the meantime, the company filed a motion to stop pickens from delaying its plans. yesterday, and ruled mrr could not dump any coal ash while the case goes forward. county officials say the landfill is for construction debris only. mrr says it has the proper permission from d-hec to dump coal ash. five minutes after six as returned to commitment 2016 now, and new numbers show an increase this year in ballots cast in saturday's gop primary compared to four years ago. allyson: 25% of all registered voters in south carolina voted for one of the six gop contenders. compare that to 2012 when 22% cast ballots for nine republican candidates. and look at voter turnout in these upstate counties on saturday compared to 2012. record numbers of voters in union, cherokee, pickens, laurens and anderson counties, flocking to polls. the same increases in abbeville, spartanburg, greenwood, oconee and greenville counties. of course, democratic candidates are the ones now looking for votes in this satuday's primary. hillary clinton and bernie tonight for a cnn town hall. geoff: meanwh

in the meantime for us we'll get colder air filtering in with a little tiny bit of the isolated rain and wet snow trying to move in. we'll see some flurries overnight tonight. you may see a light accumulation in the snow belt by sunrise focusing in tomorrow for maybe an inch, a little bit more. of the lake effect snow showers. tonight cloudy and breezy. 32 degrees, tomorrow only 35. back to seasonable weather. mainly cloudy with some lake effect snow continuing with a police, how about that seven day? we will cool down. do we have a winter storm coming our way any time soon? let's take a look. friday 38 dry, no winter storm. there saturday 42 dry. sunday super bowl 42 dry. now in the super powell for monday and tuesday -- for monday and tuesday with a low near 19. right at this very moment no major winter storm for northern ohio at least for the next couple of days. >>> for the weather this morning it was awesome. >>> thank you, mark. >> it's amazing how he makes weather. >> yes, i don't know how he does it. >>> all right lebron james and something he said on super bowl media day. >>

in the meantime, we enjoy milder temperatures, greenville currently at 56, spartanburg of 55. caesars had at 53, found in at 57. mild all around. the outlook today is not going to cliy much with the fog this morning, the clouds expecting and showers on the way, 60 may be the best we getthat is still above normal. average this time of year is a chilly morning and a of 54. we will be pushing 59-60 today. look at the record set back in 1989. a got up to 77 on this day. we can have warm, early february days. it cannegative two is the record in asheville for a low. 76 is today, more like 52 for an afternoon hihere is what is going on nationally. parts of oklahoma into kansas, as i continues to work tnortheast, that's cool front will afflet's take a quick look at what the we will get up to 64 the afternoon under partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the low 50's for twe will have showers and thunderstorms tothen it clears up for thursday through tomorrow will be the wettest day of the week. chilly mornings are back for friday, saturday, and sunday. low 50's for the upstate t

in the meantime, a go fund me page raised more than $60,000 to help him buy a jacks. -- ajax. the donations will go to charities and organizations that work with police dogs. >>> coming up as we continue here in the noon hour, the investigation is expanding and the fbi is getting involved in the water crisis in flynt, michigan. the courtroom. why his case could be dismissed. i'm leon bibb. . >>> new at the noon hour, the fbi is now working with a team investigating the water crisis in flint, michigan. flint switched the water source from detroit's water system to the flint river in 2014. it was a move designed to save money; however, the river water was not properly treated and lead from pipes leached into flint homes and businesses on the waterline. officials have not said whether follow. >>> the united nations $9 million to stop the spread of the zika virus. it wants to lessen the impact on the babies and the families. the virus is transmitted by mosquitoes and linked to birth defects. the world health organization declared the outbreak in the americas and an international em

the video the sidewalk, his wallet was stolen and he was kicked twice. meantime donations have been pouring in through a go-fund-me account and a good samaritan from virginia who saw our reports is also helping out. and it's not the first time he's helped someone in need. fox 5's lauren demarco has the story you'll only see here on fox 5. >> reporter: the attack happened last friday so it has been about a week since chris marquez was hurt outside of that mcdonald's. we have all seen the video. it happened in penn quarter. that video has been making the rounds online. very disturbing. and people have really been coming out in support of this marine. he is here with me now, a decorated marine. bronze star in combat. how are you doing? >> i just came out of the hospital today. i was there overnight because they wanted monitor my condition some more. >> i'm glad you're able to i know the back drop may look a little strange. we're in an auto body shop. there's a group of guys gathered over here. everyone coming together trying to help this marine. you guys having a go

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in the meantime, we track the weather that's in here right now, can you see the rain lifting north, the temperatures warming up through the hudson valley by 10:00, and most areas will see an end to this overnight, to 7:00 in the morning. we'll be left with a few sprinkles. maybe a couple patches of ice on roads, there will be slippery surfaces. around 2:00 tomorrow, we start to see the thunderstorms popping up at random, some small ones here and there over central new jersey. heavier rain comes through at 7:00, tomorrow evening's commute is going to be nasty, a mess. this will continue through midnight across the area, and tapering off into early thursday morning. as it stands right now, we're not expecting a tornado outbreak here, but we could have damaging winds it could be a mess around here tomorrow night from that storm system. travel delays likely. winds will increase too. that will happen tomorrow. late thursday into saturday. windy conditions for us, it's drying out for the weekend. looks like a decent weekend coming up, we're back to the 50s by sunday. in the meantime, our 7-da