the denver zoo. they have formed teams. we have the morning team versus evening team to see who caa raise more money before the punch. we have those details right now on thedenverchannel.com. out to the ballgame. hockey at coors field? that's right. the ballot break -- "battle on blake" is next. >>> we have partly cloudy skies right now. it is quiet at this point compared to what we have had over the last few days with the gusty winds. things will be changing. tomorrow is just the start. we have already had scattered light showers across eastern colorado. the winds will be dying down, cooler air for sunday and rain and snow for the mountains as well is the front range on the way. 66 was are afternoon high -- 62 was our high but not quite the record high of 75 degrees. we have cooled it off dramatically at this point, 33 degrees. our windchill is at 25 degrees. they are at about 9 miles an hour. really died down across the state. we get -- we are getting a little bit of the break. we will watch for heat and high winds for the next few days. we

the storm team 4x4 telling us about conditions. we're here to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> it's 5 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> let's start things off with chuck bell off in the storm team 4 weather center. >> good morning, aaron, and eun. it's a cold day. snow flurries headed over the bay and over the eastern shore. but as they came through the metro two or three hours ago, it did leave a fresh coating of white. even when i came out of my garage in downtown washington, a coating of snow there. here in the next 24 hours we're looking at icy spots. black ice is probably the main threat to watch for early this morning. temperatures mid to upper 20s. by 7:00 tonight, temperatures still below freezing. plenty of clouds around. we have another round of flurries during the mid to late afternoon hours. should be dry by 7:00 tonight. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures in the teens and 20s. here comes the cold, everybody. it's going to be a bone-chilling weekend. a complete check of the seven-day forecast at 5:21. mears melissa mollet. how are the roads? >> we'll hear f

the storm team 4x4 telling us about conditions. we're here to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> it's 5 a.m. good morningi'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> let's start things off with chuck bell off in the storm team 4 weather center. >> good morning, aaron, and eun. it's a cold day. snow flurries headed over the bay and over the eastern shore. but as they came through the metro two or three hours

. >>> it was the first time two of us have two picks, the morning team 50%, 500 batting average not bad. double scan looking for a lack of precipitation for now, later this morning you'll get wet out there. we have clear skies to the east and clouds to the west. we'll squeeze in early sunshine before the clouds overtake us, we'll have temporary shower activity before the afternoon rolls in and gets better. 47 degrees mild as you head outside. winds are light out of the south, southwest at 9 miles per hour. it's coat weather, but not severely so. future tracker 6 shows you how the clouds get thicker the rain will be coming from the west around 9:00 a.m., i think most of the kids will be in school before they have to worry about this as well. it's light nuisance stuff, by 5:00 a.m., it's east of philadelphia. we'll see sunshine later in the day with a breeze kicking in and temperatures staying mild. a hit of rain early, 50 degrees by 8:00. 10:00 a.m., 54. noon, 58. drying out and 3:00 p.m., 61 degrees, mild like yesterday afternoon. it will be a little breezy. it was breezy yesterday afte

the morning news at 5:00 starts now... now...a tough morning for the carolina panthers and fans after coming up short in the super bowl.we are live in california with more on this team's incredible run. run. 3 we are watching the weather very closely this morning--snow is making its way into the mountains and we could see a flurry or two here in the upstate.i'll time it all out. 3 good morning.... it's monday, february 8i'm ben hill with traffic reporter chris scott and meteorologist nicole papay. thanks for joining us on the morning news. 3 this morning.. we have team coverage as the panthers look to regroup after their loss to denver in super bowl 50.lauren elise and aaron cheslock are live in santa clara.lauren and aaron cheslock are standing by now -- lauren, how's it going this morning? morning? 3 we'll check back in with just a minute.but, first we are keeping a very close eye on the potential for some winter weather. weather. 3 expect mostly cloudy 3 skies with a chance for and snow showers in the mountains. high elevations in nc are under a winter weather advisory throughout monday. highs reach 48 in the upstate and 40 in the mountains. the wind will become st

we'll chat about the storm more coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thanks adam the morning teamill be on in the morning with the approaching snow. >>> a group of new jersey democrats want to rebuild the middle class in the garden state. nora muchanic is live outside of the state house in trenton with more on today's announcement. >> reporter: hi there rick, they call it the fight for $15 part of the national movement to increase wages for those at the bottom of pay scale. >> jenny king of trenton works two jobs and barely makes $17 a year. >> you can't save a lot of money on $15 but to be able to live and survive like a regular person. >> the current minimum wage in new jersey is $8.38 an hour but democrats say that is not enough. >> $340 a week is what these individuals make, that is not a liveable wage in the state of new jersey. >> it's usually women and minorities working minimum wage jobs and struggle to cover rent, food, gas and bills. >> we don't make nothing we are just surviving. >> cheryl gillchrist turns to crisis ministries and food pantries to make ends meet. >> i l

thanks for joining us on the morning news. 3 this morning.. we have team coverage as we preview super bowl 50 on sunday.lauren elise and ashley minelli are live in santa clara.. covering the carolina panthers as they take on the denver broncos.lauren's standing by now -- lauren, how's it going this morning? 3 we'll check back in with lauren and ashley minelli in just a minute.but, first let's get a look at weather. weather. 3 mostly sunny and breezy today, with gusts up to 20-35 mph at times. highs reach 51 in the upstate and 44 in the mountains. tonight drops into will stay sunny and cooler than usual in the 40s and 50s during the day, and freezing overnight. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this in the pit crew traffic center. center.you are looking live at: 3 3 super bowl weekend is upon us.. and fox carolina is there for it all.both players and fans are getting amped up.. for what could be.. the panthers bringing home their first super bowl title. elise is live in santa clara this morning to start us off -- good morn

team that's too pressured for the big moment coming up here. super super bowl sunday in 4 day. it's been a loose team all season long. found that to be exactly the case. this morning. when the team met with us. for media availability. busy day for the broncos. not only did they immediate with the media. they went through another practice. stanford university. speak of elway he's no longer the oldest quarter back to start in a super bowl. that will go to 39 year-old peyton manning. whether or not peyton manning has talked to john about that stat. >> i conversations with john. when i first signed here. about playing quarter back. at the age of 35 plus. but haven't had those type of >> wes welker in colorado. fans showing up in big numbers. showing love at the micro soft store. he's been out of the game since he left denver two years ago. a short stint in st. louis. and says he wouldn't mind being one of the guys out there. once again. catching passes from old number 18. >> bittersweet. for sure. that's the way the game is. >> jazz. fresh over the big win over toronto. things didn't go so well tonight in utah. >> as for cu the buff ink on 18 new players. two instate

it makes sense to close things up here even though we have light snow throughout the morning. >> team coverage on this. lindsay watts is out at dia. before we get to her, i want to show you the missouri map. that is the number of flights delayed or closed. you can see the storm stilll sitting on this map. lots of flightt have been canceled out will in the last 24 hours. see how things are looking outside the airport there. lindsay. >> reporter: i just got an update on flight cancellations and so far there are 125 of them for today. we are expecting more as the morning continues. yesterday there were 500 cancellations here. at this point we've gotten over a foot excuse me over half a foot. about seven inches of snow at dia. i drove myself to the airport and conditions on the roaddays are what you would expect. very little lane recognition on i-70. icy spots. pena boulevard was more clear. the airport has a lot of snow plows and other things it usss during winter storms. right when we are done here, we heading over to the airfield and airport staff will show us the large melters used to

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. >>> and the morning team will be starting at 4:30 with live updates on the accuweather forecast andhe rain's impact on the morning commute. >>> a woman jumped from the third floor of a home in the mayfair section of philadelphia late tonight to escape a fire. rushed to the hospital, and a second woman in her mid 50's suffered smoke inhalation. the blaze broke out at 9:40 and they have not determined how the fire started. >>> camden county a murder mystery on their hand. a man shot along russell avenue, and he was pronounced dead and no motive or suspects. >> on the political front, a shake up in the ted cruz campaign today. >>> and a short piece of video taken from the student newspaper at the university of pennsylvania is right in the middle of the controversy. live in the satellite center is "action news" reporter walter perez. and you have got the details? >> jim, it stems from a misquote in the story posted in the student-run paper the "daily pennsylvanian" and tweeted by a member of the cruz campaign. that official resigned his post. it started with staffers from the "daily pen

. >>> and the morning team will be starting at 4:30 with live updates on the accuwther focast and then's impact on the morning commute. >>> a woman jped from the ird for of a homen the late tonht to escape fire.a rushed to the hospital, and a cond woman in her mid 50's suffered smoke inhalaon. the blaze broke out at 9: a fire started. deteidow the >>> cden county a murder mystery on their hand. a man shot along rsell anue, and he was prounced dead and no motiver suspects. >> on the political front, a shake upn the ted cz caaign today. > and short piece of video taken from the stude newsper at the university of pennsyln is right in the middle of the ntroversy. liven t satellite center is and you have got the details? >> jim, it stems from a misquote in the story posted in t pennsylvanian" and tweeted by a member of the cruz campaign. that offial resigd his po. it started with sffers from e "daily pennsylvanian" shot this past weekd.h carola you s marco rub wking past ted cruz's father and the cruz campaign worker whos reportedly holng a bible. the controvsy ste fm the comment rubio mak

prior you you joining us, join us the lauren, everyone, we prior you you joining us, join us the morning team: the defendant, uri denko, and two associates, invaded the home of boris and irina ostrovsky. mr. ostrovsky had refused to make mr. denko a partner in his diamond importing business. mr. denko decided he was going to change mr. ostrovsky's mind-- at gunpoint. when mr. ostrovsky still refused to cooperate,

join me as i hang out with the morning team at mix 105.1. i'll be there from 6 until 10:00. i'm looking forward to it. you said you had a really good time. >> julie: and they were so welcoming. it's always so weird to be on a show with people you don't know. >> lisa: you mentioned someone brought in breakfast today. >> ginger: i would like breakfast tomorrow as well. >> julie: you'll be fabulous. >> tom: if someone brings in breakfast, it might be ginger. >> ginger: probably. it's looking more and more like that. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. you were up bright and early this morning, too. >> tom: i was. i was on the air by 9:00. here through the night obviously. the rough stuff is all over. we kept on doing cut-ins through the day as the rain rolled through. the danger was just about done by midday. let me show you what's happening right now on radar. this is the last gasp of the rain. we're saying goodbye to the rain, finally checking out. all the big showers are down south or leaving. the thing we're going to start to focus on now would be the temper

the morning team could be trying to get you through that commute. mike: it was ominous out there. sheree: it looked like we could of had a tornado. mike: erin andrews recorded her with a cell phone naked in that hotel room has served his time. sheree: the new trial under way and who is on the hot seat. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. sheree: nearly eight years after erin andrews was secretly recorded in her hotel room, the lawsuit against nashville marriott is moving forward. he was terrified for his spot -- daughters safety if some crazed stalker was following her. the man behind the reporting served a two-year sentence. he' s suing the hotel for $75 million citing personal distress and humiliation. mike: the white house will honor ray charles is part of the performance at the white house series. two of the b

the morning and beach erosion is likely. "action news" will get an early start tomorrow morgue to help with you the snowy commute to work. the morning team will be on, at the 4:00 o'clock, that is a half an hour earlier then usual, they will have the latest from accu weather and, of course, live traffic updates. >>> other news at this hour, former philadelphia eagles running back lesean mccoy is under investigation shall in the wake of the nightclub brawl this past weekend in olde city that left two police officers seriously hurt. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at central detective, headquarters tonight, and chad, what is the latest on there? >> reporter: jim, investigators here at central detectives wrapped up interviews this evening with eyewitness and other employees of club recess. i'm told by multiple sources that lesean mccoy and three of his friend are likely going to be charged in this case in the next day or two. this is cell even if video the tail end of the altercation, sources tell "action news" that former eagle will and current buffalo bill lesean mccoy and three of his friend got in the brawl with three off-d

. >> julie: i'll be getting up early tomorrow as i hang out with the morning team at mix, 1 os >> matt: tonight at 11:00, we'll be looking at h.o.a. and condo association nightmares. imagine this you're in your car in a gated community and you're held at gunpoint. >> all i could think about was my kids, was i going to die? someone is standing in front of my car. >> matt: we have dozens of complaints from h.o.a. and condo associations. what rights do you have and who if you live in an h.o.a. or condo association, you don't want to miss this story. we'll see you tonight at 11:00 on news 6. >> and after the news at 11:00, it's "the late show with stephen colbert" >> jeb bush described the race with a proper metaphor. >> tonight i'm suspending my campaign. i congratulate my competitors who are remaining on the island. >> that's right. this election is like survivor. but sadly jeb did not run an amazing race. he didn't have the "x factor" and nothing short of an extreme make-over could make voters forget his big brother. his sponsor gave him $150 million. his campaign cost as much as incept

morning. that's the leading edge of much colder air coming our way for the weekend. dealing with the cold this morning is my colleague tom kierein in the storm team 4 x 4, good morning. >> yeah, right now, we're here in northern montgomery county. there's a live view there looking out of the front of the storm team 4 x 4, riding in the back with irene johnson at the wheel. bho most of the roads are well treated. this has been well salted which may -- black ice, something you got to watch out with subfreezing temperatures we have this morning. temperatures here in the storm team 4x4 here at 27 degrees. so far so good with mostly dry roads, melissa. >> i'm glad to hear that you're doing just fine there in montgomery county. 270 south after buckeyestown pike. you can s a slow down that should get out of the way. folks with the normal commute, normal volume heading southbound out of frederick. eastbound 50 still closed at kent narrows bridge. we'll see if a chopper can head that way. big look at the belt beawway. all of the routes nice and green. you can see the right side of the screen, the gray, the white, light great color, that is the precipitati

the grammys this morning. we have our aces. the morning team guiding us through it. let's take a quick look at who is up for album of the year. chris stapleton, taylor swift who is no longer country and the weekend, big selection here. what do you think? >> country saw this guy come out of nowhere. this is really good. there is a lot of heart mind it. i say we look out for that one. kendrick lamar's year has been bigger, leading the nomination at the grammys. >> i'm think taylor swift with her album. that was her transsituation from country to pop. that album was incredible. >> lots of good choices this year. next time, tomorrow, when we join you, we'll talk about the song of the year with our power 95.3 morning team. >> safe to say, the grammys will be exciting. >> you can catch all that action from music's biggest night from awards will take place next monday, february 15 at 8:00 8:00. set those dvr's if you go to sleep earlier like i do. go to our facebook page. >> new developments surrounding the fight with the zika virus. the head of the centers for disease cont

yeah, the morning team. live updates throughout super bowl sunday, as well. a lot of fun. >> you think we're smiling in those pictures. just wait until sunday morning. >>> some positive signs we saw sunnier and i guess warmer. we'll take that as progress, kari. >> yes, it will continue to warm up over the next few days. but it's cold out there this morning. check out these temperatures in the east bay and the north bay now. it's in the upper 30s and we had some fog in the north bay. as we take it hour by hour in san francisco, 46 degrees at 7:00 and some low 50s as we go through the morning eventually making it into the 60s today in san francisco and it it will be much more comfortable with not as much wind into the weekend, we're getting ready for highs in the 70s in some spots. i'll detail that coming up in about ten minutes. let's see what's happening on the roadways now with mike. >> karia good commute as far as the speed sensors and we'll show that. a good amount of vehicles. westbound 580 and the off ramp and a clear visibility here and look at your map

the city south and east of cleveland leaving treacherous conditions for your morning ride. >> who is getting hit the hardest now and how much snow you can expect the rest of the morning. our team is up to give you a firsthand look of what to expect as you head out of the door. sarah finny is in canton, one shaw in garfield heights and somara theodore tracking the storm. >> and first, storm tracker 5 near wadsworth, and battling the elements. heavy, wet snow covering the highways. >> and if you have to go out, give yourself extra time. it took 45 minutes to go from canton to akron and. >> let's start with somara theodore. >> and let's go ahead and look at the radar and we have the area in blue showing the snow, the area in pink showing the wintery weather and green showing the rain and that is where we are in terms of the system and the heaviest snow falling in our viewing area. parts in purple and pink. that is where we're picking up the heaviest snow. new philadelphia, canton, akron getting hit hard and carol county, expecting you to see the bulk of the system as it passes through. it's not coming down hard but right now, down to the critical point in canton, a quarter of a m

the morning team will be here starting at 4:30. we'll see you tomorrow night at protecting pregnant t women from the moss quit tote born virus. as u.s. athletes decide whether olympics in hard hit brazil, the cdc moved its operation center to the highest alert center. >> denver will salute the broncos today with a parade and downtown rally. the team arrived back home with the trophy yesterday. fans were at the airport to greet them and at their practice facility, as well where they arrived by bus. today thousands will line the parade route to salute the team who will be honored at an event in denver's civic center park. >>> it seems all but certain marshawn lynch is retiring. the guy known as beast mode has played nine seasons in the nfl. he's leaning the game ranked second among active players with 74 rushing touchdowns. he's is only 29 years old. there's no question his most famous quote came at super bowl media day last year. i'm just here so i won't get find. >> we don't think we've ever done a story about a college going viral.

great breaking news about the morning commute. team coverage in just moments, but first your friday forecast. fox25 meteorologist shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center with the cold temps this morning. >> shiri: yeah, cold temps indeed. we are back into the teens. 21 in boston. this is likely the area that temperatures will bottom out starting at 18 in worcester. 13 in fitchburg. 10 in nausea. 15, beverly, and 17 in norwood.

now turning on to the access road to the shopping center and it is sort of slushy and a little bit wet. we're tracking this treacherous tuesday morning in the storm team x 4. >>> and the good news this morning is that temperatures will rise throughout the day and the snow will get washed away. the melting. so the runoff will make river levels rise and that could be a problem in places like georgetown's waterfront. >> another problem you will notice today icy sidewalks. you can see in the video here, this could create a big problem for people trying to walk to metro station or bus stop this morning. outside on your own little walkway there, this could be a big problem. a lot of sidewalks that didn't get cleared of the snow yesterday are now sheets of ice from what i saw this morning even the places that were cleared of snow are still sheets of ice. most of us encountered the icy sidewalks as we headed in to work this morning. you got to be careful out there. now, due to the very icy sidewalks, we're letting you know about the best deicers our consumer team did some digging. and if you're in a time crunch and you're looking for a fast acting melter, cal

the morning team competed against the 19th to see who can raise the most money special olympics reporter hannah asked -- atkinson joined us for the pungent talk about what it needs to -- means to be special olympics athletes. >>> it means to give leadership in confidence and new skills is in everyday. >>> it means to me, we make a difference in life and we can make things happen. >>> denver7 morning team edged out that night siders would donations together, we raised nearly $6000. >>> one of the happiest moments of my life. i want to thank each one of you who had a part in selecting -- selecting me for one of the awards. >>> you're watching video from the academy awards of 1941 the first african-american actress was nominated for an award in for her role in gone it with the wind and ahead of tomorrow's awards, the pioneer association is paying tribute to her, they are placing this plaque. she broke barriers when she won her award for the she suffers want to attend the ceremony has a guest not assessor. >>> she's one of the two women in 1900's that won an academy award and the other one w

the sunday shows how will his return really change this race? let's go to athena jones in charleston, south carolina. athena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brooke. the bush team is making a big play for south carolina. and so they're bringing out perhaps their biggest gun, george w. bush. it's a whole new stage in the race for jeb. >> george w. bush hitting the campaign trail tonight for the first time since leaving office. >> is he a popular republican? you bet he is. >> reporter: giving his younger brother a helping hand as the battle for south carolina heats up. >> i know jeb. >> reporter: he already lent his famous face for an ad for jeb.

. >> ladies, the morning team oscar picks. ter] >> acting all dramatic. >> best actor -- >> once again,. >> that's right, the "action news" morning team weighed in on this year's oscars. matt, tam, david and karen took their picks seriously. if you want to know who they're bettering on head to our 6abc facebook page and check out that funny video. >> i think there's money involved. >>> the special journey to the oscars at 10 o'clock will feature in depth emotional stories about some of the moat notable 2016 oscar nominees including our own rocky balboa sylvester stallone as well as brie larson. that's 10 o'clock right here on 6abc. >> don't forget the 88th annual oscars airs this sunday only on 6abc and our live coverage from the red carpet begins at 7:00 p.m. robin roberts michael strayhan and the rest of the "gma" crew will catch all the stars as they head to the ceremony. join us sunday right here on 6abc. >> remember we are enhancing your oscars experience on 6abc.com. and the 6abc "action news" facebook page. we will have

the morning for updates. getting to the weather, we're on your side this morning with team coverage to help guide you through the winter weather. 10 on your side's rico bush traveled all over our area and has an update from the peninsula. jen lewis will show you the slippery spots on the roads. but first we'll start with meteoroloigst jeremy wheeler. jeremy where are folks seeing the snow fall? ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter weather advisories are up for all our virginia cities and counties until the mid afternoon. today: snow showers becoming a mix of rain, sleet, and snow. then it will turn to all rain through the midday and early afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers. temps will hold steady or rise from the winds south/west 10- 20mph. warm/moist air is running overtop of the colder air at the surface this morning. this is creating snow showers in the region. we will see snow for a few more hours this morning. it will mix with sleet at times. then it will change over to a expect 1-2" accumulations in hampton roads with more no

the polar plunge. we're on lisa's team and hoping to raise more money than our night time colleagues. if you'd like to donate, share it with the morning team. it's at the denver zoo and admission is free if you're doing the plunge. >> so come out, plunge with us, point and laugh, whatever you want. >> look at mitch in a suit. how funny it would be if you were in front of me and i watched y'all jump and i didn't jump in. >> that better not happen. night time crew. we're at this .300 dollars >> between the two teams, that's great. you can help, too. we have a beautiful day. great. 70 by saturday. weekend. will be a slow warmup today. but 50s by this afternoon. still very spring-like. today our temperatures near that normal of 49. the record high today, 74. we'll be talking temperatures closer to the record again by closer to the record again by saturday. i'll show you that in just a minute. estes park now you're already at 40. warmer there than in denver. 39 in fort collins and in greeley. 37 now in aurora. teens and 20s in the mountains and out west, grand junction, montrose, low to mid-40s. 20s near craig and steamboat. we're all righ

here with nicole papay and chris scott.thanks for joining us on the morning news.we are bringing you team coverage of the carolina a panthers' trip to the super bowl. bowl.lauren is standing by in santa clara this morning.. how's it going? going? 3 3 3 3 3

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. >>> the "action news" morning team will be on at 4:30 with the very latest overnight developments as we learn more from kansas. >>> this unusual scene has just wrapped up within the past hour. heavily armed police were going in and out of the neshaminy high school. authorities locked down the building after a man barricaded himself in a nearby house. a at 10:00 o'clock they took him into custody, without any injuries. >>> it appears that the spca has uncovered a major dog fighting operation, in the germantown section of philadelphia. an operation that has claimed, the lives of a large number of k-9 a's. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the spca in hunting park. dann, what are the grim details here. >> reporter: well, jim, they thought you the they had this documented everything after finding seven dead dogs in what is suspected to be a vacant house used for dog breeding and dog fighting but then authority stumbled on another horrific scene tonight which appears to be connect. pennsylvania spca enforcement officers combed through a vacant lot in the 400 block of east rit

nominated song, till it happens to you, urging people to speak out against sexual violence and the morning team will unveil their picks for the ceremony. join matt, karen and tam to see who they think will take home the oscar gold and 6 abc is your home for the oscars, coverage starts this sunday night at 7:00 p.m. >>> tonight in health check, more discoveries and progress on fighting the zika virus. registered nurse, ali gorman has the details at the big board. >> reporter: there was promising news from president obama at the white house, the u.s. is working closely with medical experts in brazil and faster tests and hopefully a vaccine for zika. he says that solutions may be close. >> we just had a meeting about zika and we think there is a promising panel way for diagnostics and treatment for this. it's not a real complicated virus apparently. >> the world health organization says that women in countries where zika is present, should breast feed their babies. there is no evidence the virus can be past through breast milk. >>> and americans are breaking their soda and sugary beverage habit. m

all of us on the morning team want a huge shout out to all of you. you know why? because we were able to edge out the night siders. so together, between mornnng and night, we raised nearly $6,000. >> it's so funny. e-mails were going back and i thought the donations stopped at 9:00 p.m. lisa was like no, we edged you out. >> it was all for a good reason and it was incredible to see everyone who came out, so thank you to everyone who supported the special olympics and the polar plunge. weather wise, we were lucky yesterday. it was 69 degrees when we jumped in, and that was good news. today a little bit of a cool front. this morning you're not going to notice it. as you look at our current temperatures, you're going to see we're at 46 here in denver, downtown. 39 in castle rock. evergreen, you're starting off the day at 37. fort collins and greeley, you're also in those upper 30s. it's pretty mild as we start off the day this morning out on the eastern plains. some 30s, even a few 40s. lamar at 36 degrees. in the high country, a lot of 20s, so not too bad as you star

team coverage this morning... erin brookshier is in appomatox with a look at the damage and how people are recovering this morning. but we start with storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori.. kristina.. the storms may be gone... but now we're dealing today will be mostly cloudy and cooler with highs in the however, our west va. counties and counties boarding west va. will see scattered light snow showers. the wind will be a huge factor. we could have gusts over 50 mph, especially in our highest elevations west of the blue ridge parkway. the saturated ground along with the high wind fall. friday will start windy. the wind will gradually weaken through friday evening. temperatures will top out in the lower 40s. saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s. sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. monday looks partly to mostly cloudy with a few isolated showers possible. temperatures tuesday will be partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the middle 50s. time now for your timesaver traffic report. virginia is under a state of emergency this morning. cleanup will pick u

hitting the city south and east of cleveland leaving treacherous conditions for your morning ride. >> who is getting hit the hardest now and how much snow you can expect the rest of the morning. our team is up to give you a firsthand look of what to expect as you head out of the door. sarah finny is in canton, one

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the entire show tonight. and tomorrow morning, matt o'donnell, tamala edwards and the morning team will have a recap of the oscars, "action news" ginning at 4:30 a.m. >>> i will be watching will you? >>> i will. >>> have you seen spotlight? >>> two babies, you know. >>> a car crash damages a northeast philadelphia produce store, two women were inside the car. >>> a small plane makes an emergency landing on a highway median. new show debuting on channel 6 travels the world and a local woman is the host. >> reporter: nydia, it's blustery out there this morning, with windchills in the 20s, but by afternoon it will feel like april again. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. (vo) beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. learn more at beyondpetfood.com morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing. it is 7:10, 38 degrees, we're going to warm up nicely, you'll want to get outside today. >>> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweat

morning. i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: and i am sara underwood. i like the way you say friday every week. the big story this morning. continuing problems for commuters to rely on the rails. team torch could get you up to date this morning, but first a cold february morning. meteorologist shiri spear say don't let the sun fool you. >> shiri: don't let the sun fool you. nashua now down to 10. 15 that worcester. 17 in beverly. boston, you are at 21 now, but i would not be surprised for to you take a little dip this morning into the teens. and plymouth and cape and islands temperatures in the 20s to lower 30s. the hot spot. by 7 a.m., teens and 20s and sunshine ruling the forecast. by noontime today, we are up to 35. boston up to beverly over to lawrence. 35 down to plymouth and 33 in worcester. then come the clouds for the afternoon. evening commute mid- to upper 30s.

the day. snows will begin to taper off late tuesday night through early wednesday morning. stay tuned to the first alert weather team. we will keep you ahead of the storm. >> 3 3 after a year of campaign events and political ads... tonight is finally the night iowa. 3 we've got team coverage tonight. we'll join jetske wauran and jaclyn driscoll from local caucus sites in a momentntbut we start with our senior political correspondent scototthuman in des moines. result headquarters? 3 3 "do youounow where your caucus i i yep."caucus day in iowa and presumably winners announced in just hours--so extreme times, call for extreme measures: "we drove a thousand miles on monday to be here"he's one of a reported 800 ted cruzvolunteers, they say, the biggest ground game in iowa history.but if you believe the polls, even that sn't been enough to top trump. "you know, they want us to look like maniacs. we're angry and the stupidity and incompetence of our leaders." and while the small town & rural voters are most often profiled here, it may be a different group to tip the scales "all of the candidates have social media accounts

the entire morning team will be broadcasting beginning wednesday, bringing you all the excitement leading to super bowl l. and all this week following eyewitness news at 5:00 and 6:00, every night we'll be right hear on kpix 5. >>> amid the hype, protesters are demanding justice for mario woods as the federal government prepares to investigate. the justice department will conduct a review of the department after woods was shot and killed back in december. on saturday, 200 demonstrators called for the police chief's resignation. they were met by police who blocked them from entering super bowl events. >> and they're celebrating all these big events and doing this in the face of all the horrible things. and i think it's a great opportunity to get the word out. >> only one of the five police officers who shot and killed mario woods is black. an attorney for the woods family says they hope the investigation can be the first step in healing between minority communities and the sfpd. >> a controversial meeting over condoms. board members will decide whether or not to hand them out to middle sch

mike: the morning team at rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- danny devito, khloe kardashian, musical guest colin hay, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 399! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. thank you very much. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] that's what you want. that's what we're talking about right there. everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that's what we get. you get that. the best crowd in the world. i'm your host, jimmy fallon. what a show tonight. we have khloe kardashian on the show tonight. [ cheers ] we also have danny devito on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] which explains this episode's title, "looking up at the kardashians." "it's very nice to meet you." [ laughter ] guys, welcome. of course, let's get to the news here. the big story is that president obama gave his final state of the union address last night. yeah. he started by saying he would give a shorter speech, and maybe it's jus

. >>> the morning team will arrive to our studio a few short ours from now and continue to monitor the situation on the t while you're asleep. when you wake up, be sure to watch fox 25 morning news for the latest commuter delays, and shiri is keeping a close eye on the next chance for snow. fox 25 morning news gets started tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. >>> now let's go to the war of words gaining strength tonight between the pope and donald trump. yeah, you heard that right. the pope was asked about trump while he was on his plane today. and that's when the pope questioned trump's christianity. >> and it didn't take long for the confident presidential candidate to fire back. >> flying home from his visit to mexico, pope francis was asked about donald trump. a person who thinks only about building calls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not christian. trump got the news on the campaign trail. >> a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. i'm proud to be a christian, and as president i will not allow christianity to be consistently attacked and weakened unlike

and the morning team will unveil their picks for this year's ceremony. join matt, david, and tam to see who they think will take home the biggest award. >>> wegmans are doing the best job of retailers in america, the highest overall satisfaction score in the annual survey, it was up from plast year, even though the supermarket category was at the lowest total score and abercrombie and fix had the lowest score this year. >>> a look at the day's closing numbers. northern up day there. the dow up 212 points and the nasdaq up 40 points and the s&p up 22 on the day. >>> tonight at 11:00 we look at winter weight gain, many people pack on a few extra pounds when the weather turns cold, is it our habits or a biological reason also. >> i'm health reporter, ali gorman, it's cold outside and that means many of us are not as active but if are you packing on the pounds there could be a solution. >> we'll explain why your clothes are fitting tighter into spring and what you can do to fix it. on "action news" at 11:00. >> let this button out a little bit. >> time for a

the morning team will be there on monday. >>> breaking news in the florida panhandle. all morning long we're keeping you updated on a small plane crash in destin, not far from pensacola. the coast guard now involved in the search. theyeyave found wreckage and we're getting new pictures from the scene as you can see here. we'll show you them in the big six. >>> love is in the air. the valentine's day craze is on. expected to pass through this u.p.s. facility in miami. we're taking you behind the scees live coming up next. >>> as we can see at m.i.a. whehe michael is, a beautiful start to the day. cool readings await you outside, lower 50s across much of broward county, a nice warmup in place. lower to mid 50s will do it for a rapid warmup takes shape today >>> welcome back everybody. your time is 6:44 on your friday morning. can you smell that? can you smell it? >> breakfast. >> not talking about the breakfast being cooked behind you by mom or dad. i'm talkingng about the smell of love in the air. if you wake up on sunday morning and y y sasa uh-oh, it's valentine's day,

the creek at took this morning. you could see the falls are running high along the creek. storm team force 10 is driving around. you can counseled on nbc 10 and the first alert weather team and traffic team to let you know of any problems along your morning commute. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf will soon begin treatment for prostate cancer. yesterday he said he's battling the disease. wolf said his doctor caught it early and won't affect his ability to do his job. >> i'm convinced by talking with people who have had this and gotten it treated early on, it's eminently treatable. >> this will be dealt with. >> governor wolf said he'll start treatment in the coming weeks. he did not elaborate on the treatment but said there will be no chemotherapy. >>> cadets left due to possible cheating scandal. 29 cadets are gone. internal affairs began an investigation in december. >>> from our delaware bureau, newark police are cracking down. a new initiative means officers are targeting speeders, texters, swervers, and anybody else breaking laws. last year's new york collision hit a five-year high. they don't want drive

dry for the good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage of the deadly storms continues now from one of the hardest hit areas in state - waverly. rico bush has been surveying the damage all morning. rico what are you seeing? curfew in waverly has been lifted residents are also asked to stay at their residences, going door-to-door overnight to make certain all residents are accounted for. town and county residents are asked to avoid travel overnight due to debris and downed trees in the roadways. previously reported: at approximately 2:40 p.m., virginia state police began responding to incidents of severe storm damage in the town of waverly along route 40. a 50-year-old male, 26-year-old male and 2- year-old male were killed when their mobile home was destroyed in the storm. all three were found approximately 300 home. the bodies were transported to the office of the medical examiner in norfolk for positive identification. state police are still working on next of kin notifications - no names will be released until then. in addition