into the mid-50' s. as we head towards sunset, we' re calling it sometime around 5:00 kickoff, scattered rain showers and at times during the game, the rain could be coming down pretty heavily. plan on rain. temperature wise, it shouldn' be bad. that' snow showers. the bengals forecast, tailgate s, kickoff will be at 49 degrees. for the rest of the day, cloudy and mild and rain showers tapering off. tonight, dipping to 46 with sunny temperatures. sunday morning, early rain and flurries. the good news is, it will of been in the 50' s for the last two days, and when i hit the ground, it will feel like january next week. on tuesday, we can have more light rain showers. i' m going to have some tea. lisa: i think you should. if you got ticket to saturday' s big game. a warning from officials. why they' re telling bengals fans to limit their online excitement, and picture taking. we will tell you why. and what does beyonce and cold play have in common? you' s of customs will return to the duke energy convention

most places in the 40' s will be down in the 30' s. the good news, only on the cool side this afternoon and tomorrow and then 50' s are back on cap by the weekend. temperature wise, down to 39 degrees at cvg. you can see pittsburgh up 46 34 in indianapolis. we will see temperatures fall off to the mid-30' s and hang out there all day. a cold front has passed us by over the last hour or so. the wind at 10 to 15 miles power through the day so it stays breezy and turns cooler. it stays cloudy all day. beside, westside battle, 40 degrees in peebles, 39 downtown, 39 in harrison, 36 in cartersville. when out of the west at 15 miles per hour, feels like 31 degrees. plan on temperatures in the 30' s for most of us by the time we had the next hour or so. 39 at 8:00, to rogers continue to fall. 35 at noon, breezy, mid-30' s to the second half of the day. it feels like right around 28 degrees. could see a stray for this evening. the rain is gone, but the clouds will linger through the day and as we head into the evening, 7:00 to 8:00, maybe a quic

the doing named link naus on his owner' s beer in the attempt to wake him up. he' s a self- described entertainer and fitness trainer and the video gained thousands of views on facebook. >> i think he has food in his beard. i' m telling you. >> anchor: taunting him somehow. >> reporter: exactly! hey, we have got some interesting things to happen. the next two hours are not that interesting. it would be a nice day. do whatever you want to do. it' s when we start to get past the midnight hour and before the sun comes up we can deal here. >> surprising! >> and not unlike yesterday but we' ll have the quick look at the video and the nice picture sent in from the viewer and it is this showing the moves trees and as you know there was a bit of a haze and up and steph25 sent that in. where are we? winter park. the weather story for today all morning long and start off with that bit of fog and trying to it' s a good day. then it' s nice throughout the evening and want to go out and it' s after we get to midnight. the heavy storms in the morning. anywhere between 2:00 an

steady in the mid 30' s through the afternoon, but feeling like the upper 20' s. we will take a look at the warm up in a couple of minutes. lisa: thank you. a blood drive today in downtown cincinnati. mark: the special guest donors can meet while they help save a life. lisa: learning more about our youth in greater cincinnati. what a new survey says about neighborhood crime affecting our young people. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. you see old glory blowing in the breeze. we have some rain and changing temperatures, so stick around for your most accurate forecast. cincin their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. randi: taking a live look outside at lady liquid. yesterday we looked at that picture and there was snow at her feet. when yesterday' s temperatures soared up in the 50' s, the snow melted away. we are looking at rain showers rolling through areas used of downtown. the back edge of the rain has passed by the 71 corridor for most places, maybe a couple of sprinkles or war

that is good to push temperatures out of the 20' s, into the 30' s by 9:00 p.m.. cool spots will be in the upper 30' s. look at what happens tonight, southerly winds start to bring in cloud cover' s from the south -- cloud cover from the south. look at the temperatures here on the cape. we have a storm to the south and a disturbance to the west. these features are going to gang up on us tomorrow. there could be a period of steady precipitation. where looking at rain showers out the door tomorrow. that threat is with us until lunchtime. during the afternoon, additional rain mixed with snow showers across the area. a little bit unsettled and the potential is there for sick -- for more significant snow. we will get the system out. a pretty quiet day. overall, of 30' s, not too far off the mark for temperatures. the jet stream changing for sunday, into next week. average height of 36 this time of year. 50 or higher sunday. it looks like a warm start to february. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: we are watching some problems on the red line. shuttles are replaci

friends and the u-s-s barry will swap with the u-s-s lansen, which will mayport, florida. in newport news-- police say the man charged is also responsible for more robberies in hampton. we 11. this is 48-year- old sylvester lipscombe. police say he is charged metro p-c-s on j clyde morris boulevard. the second time lipscombe tried robbing the place-- police say an employee shot him. officials say they have also connected him to robberies in hampton. lipscombe was arrested after being released from the hospital last night. new at noon-- newport news police say a man tried stealing morphine at gunpoint. it happened friday night at a medical facility on mcmanus boulevard. police say a man walked into the office-- wrote down a name in the patient log-- and demanded morphine. one then she started to scream. police say that )s when the guy ran away -- but not before pointing the gun at other people in the building. police tell us no one was hurt and so far they haven t been able to track this guy down. two virginia state delegates are proposing laws this general assembly session

randi: we are starting out this morning in the 20' s. we will make it to the 30' s. it is warmer for the rest of the week. s, and we go up from here. 27 in mason. 28, harrison. most places close to 30. with the wind, it feels cooler. we have cloudy skies at the moment, but they will not last. breezy and 29 currently. we will make it up to about 35 at 4:00. tonight back down to the 20' s. let' s check traffic. kyla: it is going pretty well so far on this wednesday. 75 southbound year union center. not able to nail down that action on our traffic cameras. the moving just fine. it is probably off to the shoulder. 71 looks good at mlk. along 71 and cut in the hill off to a great start. we will enjoy the smooth start. lisa and mark. lisa: thank you. classes are cancelled in newcomerstown, ohio, this morning after a house explodes in the area late last night. the sheriff' s department says in happened around 9:00 last night. people claiming to be family say they believe a man was inside the home at the time of the explosion. you see the flames. officials are still investiga

lisa: the race for rand paul' s seat in the u.s. senate is heating up. lexington' s mayor has now joined the race. jim gray has now filed papers to run as a democrat in the u.s. senate race. gray is one of five democrats running. voters will decide on a candidate in may. on the republican side, senator paul is running for re-election s certified most accurate forecast. randi: we have a little bit of something for everybody over the next seven days. 36 this afternoon. a mix of clouds and sun through the day. 4:00, sunshine and 35. tomorrow we are into the 40' s and a chance for some flurries after 7:00 tomorrow. maybe a dusting in a couple of parts of town. temperatures climbing into the 50' s by the weekend. high temperatures into the 60' s next week. a chance for showers and thunderstorms on tuesday. 30' s, 40' s, 50' s, 60' s. t want the 60' s? good morning to you. we' re seeing clear conditions. here is a look at your travel times. 17 minutes on 71 southbound from warren county. traffic is still very clear in both directions. 18 minutes on 74. 74 near

ratings in the lower 30' s on the north shore and beverly. in worcester county, it is a little colder, upper 20' s out this way. you can see the radar this morning focusing all of the action offshore. the outer edge of this rained -- shield flirting with outer contact it. -- contacted -- nantucket. it is a big one heading out to sea. a cloud shield out west associated with that ocean storm or to we have a cold front approaching from the west that will push forward this afternoon. shower, but much of the time is right. a cloud cover and then snow showers during the afternoon and evening hours. hit or miss, but that risk is there. then the skies clear out tonight. it is a cloudy, gray friday. s to the north and west. with a risk of snow shower, could be a few raindrops moved in -- mixed in on cape cod. not all that eventful. lets the you out to the roads. hopefully, they are quiet. the roads are quiet. olessa: let' the map and right. as you had south, no problems re traveling the expressway, the pike is about 15 minutes, 490 52 128. volume. rand

on time we hit the 40' s this in most spots temperatures should average around the mid 30' s. we have made to high-level clouds coming in as high pressure begins to build eastward. tonight, we will fall back in the 20' s to the freezing mark. clouds are going to be coming in after a mainly clear sky. low-level clouds come in off the ocean. we have some slight patchy drizzle during the day on friday. it is more likely that that occurs friday into saturday. in may be cold enough for some of the drizzle to freeze on contact. sunday is the water day of the weekend. we' ll have a surge of warm air from the south. that means the rain will be windswept. we could get record highs in the 50' s. we' ll get that system out of our hair on monday. i want to draw your attention to this. a storm approaching from the west. the frontal boundary does not look like much. we could get some light snow. right now, have a slight chance of snow. on wednesday it is not too far off. we have not had lots to watching. emily: we are ok with that. thank you. if you' re going out, keep the mobile app with yo

and to see that' s not going to be the case is, it' s very sad. lisa: mariemont high school is making counselors available to students if they want someone to talk to. mark: happening today, visitation services for the man who made a big difference for many here in greater cincinnati. freestore in 1971 as a way to collect food and other household goods as well. eight years later it evolved , into a foodbank and now the freestore foodbank serves about 20 million meals a year. visitation at weil funeral home begins at 9:30 this morning. gerson passed away earlier this week. he was 70 years old. lisa: an organization dedicated to the legacies of local troops is in the middle of turmoil. the entire yellow ribbon support foundation board has resigned. the foundation also canceled the annual let us never forget scholarship dinner after a fallout with founder keith maupin. the board spokesman says maupin scheduled his own separate dinner on the same date. the scholarships help dozens of local high school students in the names of fallen troops from greater

afternoon highs running in the mid 60' s and then back into the mid-70' s by sunday. by early next week we could be in the 80' s. jim while the north-east shovels : its way out of a historic its never snowed before. jim the main island of okinawa : japan records snow for the first time ever yesterday. island, snow also fell for the first time since 1901. seven inches of snow was recorded in nagasaki as well. this is the first time in 110 years it has snowed in nagasaki. firefighters are usually the ones who come to help people in need. meredith but over the weekend in : virginia, it was just the opposite when fire trucks got stuck in snow. it happened at the worst time when they were responding to a call. take a look at this. neighbors saw they were stuck, and wasted no time trying to dig them out. and before the firefighters knew it, they were moving again. thanks for the community' s involvement. a crew of female athletes rowed all the way from the u.s. to australia. the four women spent 235 days at sea and started their adventure on april of last year. it' s reporte

the 30' s. however, this article front steps up and we do have a chance for light snow showers on sunday evening with this cold front we are looking at frigid temperatures, highs only in the teens. digits. re seeing today on satellite and radar, this is re going to see, rain ahead of that the spring the showers this afternoon, starting off across the entire viewing area. a good batch of rain starting to approach the viewing area from the west, and with this trend, we are looking at a wet afternoon. the closer look at with the viewing area starting to see, not much happening on the side, primarily on the west side with downpour. you can see some of the areas such as brookville, indiana, and also over sales started to get some of the rain that' s moving through. we are looking at a wet afternoon. temperatures are four degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago. if we are staying with a mild trend today, things started cool off tomorrow. across the viewing area, temptress in the upper 40' s for the ma

it' s gone before the patriots game. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: we have a live look side. this is north down the heading away. re still in good shape. is 20 minutes into boston. it' s 15 to 20 and then 93 south still looks good here it --. the volume does pick up. trains and buses are doing ok. away from a must win game. randy: is gronk ready to go. there is a lot on the line. frank is at gillette stadium. frank: we know he has missed two practices this week. it' s because of more than just a knee issue. he was a no-show on a thursday. the injury report cited the knee. he sprained it during the broncos. he underwent treatment at a boston hospital yesterday. it was amended to include his back as the reason for his absence. he has had two back surgeries since college. it only as to concerns about his health and readiness for tomorrow' s showdown against the kansas city chiefs. we' re going to bring you information as soon as we get we will have more information about the other players in the spotlight. we will tell you what we incident invol

that' s the latest from sanford. jennifer ortega, news 6. >> justin: and that' s not the only crime. police say a woman carjacked a man. police were there as it got towed away. this is at south street and bumby. police tweeted out a mugshot of danielle evans is now charged with armed carjacking. investigators say she and two men carjacked an elderly man at curry ford and conway. the car was spotted hours later on south street. witnesses told us that led to a shoot out. she was shot in the arm. two men are now in custody. all 3 officers opened fire. they' re now on administrative leave while the investigation continues. >>> this morning deputies in seminole county are searching for the person who shot at a car killing a 15- year- old boy. it happened on 3:30 and altamonte drive just a few blocks from the boys and girls club from central florida and altamonte springs. harris was riding in the car on central street and someone standing in the road started shootingal them. harris died at the hospital. seminole county depu

by 11:00, we will be in the 30' s for the feels-like temperature' s . at 7:00 in the morning, we are going to feel like the 20' s. we will hopefully rebound, so thankfully we will have less wind across central florida. high temperatures for sunday into the 50' s, much nicer than the friends up north with a winter storm. it is snowing and there is no end in site. showing the seven-day forecast, look at monday. back to 70 degrees. as of rain is wednesday to thursday. stewart: thank you. because of tonight' forecast, the coalition for the homeless of central florida has that means no one will be the men' s center can hold 250 men. the women and families center can house up to 240 men, women there will also be overflow space available. the cold weather wasn' t enough to stop 3000 runners in volusia county this morning. they ran a 5k in deland. the m.e. strong run was organized to help those fighting cancer. organizers have raised $8000 of their $10,000 goal. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell tod

it' s the final republican debate before monday' s iowa caucus. stewart: arguably the most colorful candidate, donald trump, will not be in attendance. the real estate mogul, who has been leading the polls, says he will not participate. meredith: wesh 2' s sally kidd tells us why, and what the debate could now look like. sally: trump is feuding with fox news and said he will sit this one out. donald trump will be a no-show. trump: i was not treated fairly, you know that? sally: but the show will go on. >> we' ve an opportunity to debate treated unfairly by fox news. and moderator megyn kelly. at a competing events, a rally for veterans. trump: i will raise a lot of money for vets. >> is also counting on the notion that a lot of people tune out when they see he has not far less interested in the show when the master of the media, the apprentice guy is not going to be on stage. sally: his rivals pounced. >> he has been a progressive democrats. i thought he might show up at the democratic primary debate next time. sally: ted cruz will be center stage.

we' re freezing the video because it' s so graphic. the shooting happened during a series of protester arrests weeks after activists took over the refuge and refusing to leave. erika: commitment 2016. the republican candidates will today after their final iowa debate. who wasn' the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is here as things go down to the wire. antoinette: donald trump skip the final debate before iowa. there weren' t any huge talk. mr. cruz: i' m a maniac and everybody on the stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and, ben, you' re a terrible surgeon. now that we' ve gotten the trump portion out of the way. antoinette: senator ted cruz and others not missing the opportunity to mock donald trump' s absence. mr. bush: he was a teddy bear to me. antoinette: without the gop front-runner center stage, the dynamic of this debate dramtically changed. the other seven candidates getting their time. governor jeb bush talked about strengthening the military. mr. bush: we need to arm the kurds , get the lawyers off the backs of the military. antoi

it' s immigration. despite the fact that it doesn' t appear to be moroccan immigration, where he shows this moroccan footage where he implies that it' s mexico. little problem with that. it' visually. along that genre. if you look at the ad for ted cruz, a lot more impactive. s different, it' s going catch your attention. you know, women going across in high heels, men in suits, carrying briefcases. making his point a little differently. but that' s a more memorable ad. whether it works or not, i' m not sure. but now, what i think you got to do is you got to get away from the traditional ads, and do stuff that' s more creative, more impactive, where the visuals are very strong. fernando: and so to that point, kasich' s ad, which i think is a really nice ad, in terms of what it communicates. but it also feels a little old-fashioned. in a rusty steel town. john kasich never gives up. peter i think it' s quite : old-fashioned. you see a lot of black and white footage in that ad. the shot of his parents, who were kille

what' s going on around it is quiet right now as we zoo into the and then it' s the light jacket that' s appropriate and then it' s going to get nice and toasty warm. in fact some of the temperatures around the area at this hour, 46 in ocala. lakeland pofr. melbourne 67. 52 at the cape and 54 again in orlando. we are going to shoot, though, as we go throughout the hest of the day. 71- 74 by 4:00 this afternoon and it will be beautifuly andle filtered tonight and temperatures warmer than they were yesterday but that could bring more. >> justin: thanks, danny. still to come, this morning straight ahead. for this week' s rocket and then find out where the presidential >>> what investigators say led >> justin: this morning questions are swirling after a motorcycle show in denver. police believe two or more people exchanged gunfire at the colorado expo. one person was killed and 7 people were injured. two rival motorcycle clubs were, quote, possibly involved in the violence. >> there have been no arrests. we' re interviewing several witnesses and we do have one person of intere

the problem area. it' s back here in the gulf of mexico as the storm system pushes into the west and creates some reason and pushes them across us some time late this afternoon into the early evening hours. right now the temperatures are but they will be headed towards 81 before it' s all said and done. this is the way things look like they' ll evolve. we' ll see the rain push in from the gulf of mexico. now it lifted it slightly and more to the north. that doesn' t mean that everybody else is going to be exempt. i think what we' ll see though is those rains push away by midnight and nicer day. a lot of sunshine and cooler temperatures. today it' s about a north wind shifting to the south. that will bring the moisture in. chance of rain 30- 40% as we push through the late afternoon hours into the early evening hour. the temperatures move up to 73 by noon and i think maybe 81 and 1:00 this afternoon. so keep that in mind. pm rain definitely in the forecast for today. temperatures top out at 81 for the interio

temperatures into the upper 30' s in the hills. lower 40' s marshfield down to the cape. tonight, back down into the 20' s. high pressure begins to shift eastward through the day. milder southwesterly wind takes hold. the wind will bring in more cloud cover and some moisture. tomorrow is a dry warmest day here through the end of the week. tomorrow is a nice one. it turns wet on sunday. there may be enough cold saturday, with a light precipitation developing that we sleet or freezing rain. within going to our west, it temperatures should be 50 degrees on sunday. not the brightest weekend. saturday, wetter on sunday. it turns colder next week. quite a warm up compared to where we were 24 hours ago. olessa: a live look at the pike. let' s go to the maps and see the rest of your ride. watching roadwork approaching the is a come bridge. if you are traveling 128 this morning, there is roadwork. as you make your way along 128 south by route 2. no problems north of town very schedule. emily: the fbi is asking for help in solving a mystery, terror attack. investigators put togethe

intraday, the s&p 500 is down 2% . if we can pull up the majors, i did want to talk about that because those are much more accentuating in what is happening with the pain, gear to date, especially since last friday. we saw the dow and s&p were down 8%. date especially since last friday. hop into my bloomberg terminal. i want to show you the function that shows the dow jones monthly price change by percent. you can play along at home if .ou type in the code i want to direct your attention to the right side of the screen. the blue bar is what i'm focusing on. 9.9% is the negative percentage change on the dow. this has not happened in at least a couple of years or so. this is showing how much of a selloff is happening with the dow, as well, of course, as we were talking about with the s&p, as well as the nasdaq. betty: oil suffering one of its worst of clients so far, right? >> oil -- it's just bad. how many times have i said this? it keeps going. let's look at what is happening with oil. .xplain 7% here if you are long on

the guy. where' s the guy. well, he fled with my dog its like two personalities. the horns came out when they ran . i thought they were the perfect family for the puppy and sometimes you cannot judge a book by its cover. summer: fortunately for him the store had multiple security cameras recording at the time. >> we have 14 cameras. you can see it when you walk in. t liee -- cameras do not lie. summer: and this isn' t the 1st time those cameras have been put to good use. this is surveillance video from just a few months ago of a young woman stealing a puppy from the same store she however turned the puppy in after seeing herself on the news in this surveillance video. rosario says after this most recent theft he and his bosses are now considering some additional safety measures to discourage thieves. michelle: the manager of an ocala smoke shop is out on bond, accused of secretly recording employees in the women' s bathroom. deputies say jonathan johnson hid this key-chain like device inside a plant in

although we are in the 30' s, it feels like the 20' s. the windchill, 28 degrees at cvg with window the west at 30 miles an hour. as temperatures fall this afternoon, you notice the wind will start to die down a little bit as well. that front continues to push east and things will quiet down a little bit. the cloud stick around, we could see some sunshine, but all in all, it' s looking cloudy and gloomy. temperatures steadily falling slowly into the low 30' s later on this evening. and then chilly by the time 11:00 rolls around this evening, 29 degrees. we dropped down the field like it will feel like the lower 20' s, even upper teens in some spots. futurecast showing us dry until late this evening. we do have temperatures as they cool, we could see a flurry or two. as we head into tomorrow, we are still dry. thursday we are dry, you can see how clouds start to bill in from the north. that will bring us a chance for another flurry on thursday evening. all in all, the weather story is looking favorable the next couple of days. but chilly co

we will keep climbing, topping out in the mid to upper 60' s, and drop back down to the 50' s this evening under clear skies. we will be colder tomorrow morning then we were this morning, and we have a warm up in store for the rest of the weekend. i will tell you about the saturday and sunday forecast coming up. michelle: a disney security guard is facing theft charges. he was caught stealing on camera in a sting operation at a hotel near disney. orange county sheriff' s deputies say they caught edward cespedes at the wyndham lake buena vista undercover deputies put $500 on a nightstand and say they saw him take it. they launched sting after the hotel reported that $10,000 has been reported missing, in 20 thefts over the last year. cespedes has only been charged with the one theft that was caught on camera. hotel guests say they were surprised to hear it was an employee taking the cash. >> you' re putting your trust in those people. you think they' re there to look after you. >> we' re always putting stuff in the safe. we use the safe. we don' t leave things laying around. michelle: cesped

wind chills never getting out of the 40' s. temperatures in the 40' s and 50' s right now. when you see the wind, it strips away the heat in your body and makes it feel colder. wind chills in the middle 30' s, and a lot of folks not feeling temperatures higher than the low 40' s. that will be the case for the rest of the day today. wind chills keeping a colder. plenty of cloud cover, sprinkles, clearing in the next hour or two, lighter wind overnight. temperatures can fall. florida, freeze warnings and wind chill advisories in place. cara: thank you for watching. the "today" show is next. happy saturday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you

let' s start at the top. >> um. >> oh, that' s the massachusetts guy. josh: well, new jersey. >> close. ok. josh: that' s chris christie. >> nope. >> that' s chris christie. josh: yup. in the middle there. >> that' s jeb bush? josh: how about the guy with the glasses in the center? >> no. josh: that' s jeb bush. >> good to know. josh: what about the top right? any idea? >> i was going say is that micheal keaton? >> who are you? >> i' m batman. josh: how about upper right hand? does not look familiar at all? >> that looks like that' s alex keaton. josh: alex keaton from "family by far, this lady was the most confident. i haven' t even showed this to you. >> you don' t have to. josh: you know them all? >> yes, sir. josh: but at the top, she started slow. >> jim, jim -- i' ll get back to him. of course, dr. ben carson. this is you. this is you. josh: that' s good. i was just trying to trick you. bottom corner all the way to the right. >> that' s the guy from texas. josh: that' s right. >> i don' t think it' s going to say that on the ballot though. nope. >>

perhaps not representative of the whole of america. what' s the argument? what do you see that iowa' s role is? craig: i think the role of iowa is really to winnow down a field and to really make, promote certain candidates forward from iowa. i don' t think anyone in iowa believes that we pick who' s going to be the nominee for each party. i think we understand that we start the process and we help winnow it down so that other make informed choices. fernando: you' re very much and have been involved in the ground game. just give us your impression. who' s doing the best at getting people motivated and ready to caucus? craig: i saw the top three candidates all yesterday on the campaign trail in eastern iowa. and it was interesting. the ted cruz crowds are very passionate. the donald trump crowds are very kind of big and full of protesters -- it' s just a crazy event. and the marco rubio, a bit more subdued. so i think the energy is definitely there with cruz and trump. and then you have a lot of other candidates, even candidates that are polling low single di

that' s the forecast for today! it' s going to be very, very chilly. out the door and if you don' t take the jacket you' ll turn right around and come back in all day long and even though the thermometer is 56 at tops but that wind coming at you at uncomfortable light winds bringing in showers over the gulf of mexico. still pushing through the big cold air with the dry air trying to bring it in here and flush out the atmosphere. 25 in washington d.c.. would you rather be there or would you rather be here. right now it' s only 50 . >> justin: still to come in the morning news, the local festival returns. we' ll tell you about some of the events that make up this year' s zorp fest. but first the winter wollup and talking about the dangerous winter storm pounding the midatlantic and how it' >> justin: 6 states as the weather bears down on the midatlantic region. the weather is blamed already for 6 deaths on the road and washington d.c. called in the national guard to help deal with the projected 3 feet of here' nation' s capital. >> reporter: the snow in w

maybe a little brightening us time will come out of the 20' s into the 30' s. tonight, we fallback mostly into the 30' s. i want you to notice the temperatures back to the merrimack valley. as out of 495 to the north and west, maybe just cold enough to show you rain moves in, we could have a touch of freezing rain out this way. as this moves in, it is good to do so in a pretty good clip. by tomorrow morning, you' re going to be out and about. notice at noon, we are starting to see the precipitation taper off to the south. by the early afternoon hours, it is gone. by 5:00, what game -- what rain? in terms of how much rain echo let' s talk about .5 inch to an if you are looking for a big together right now. the northern and southern branches are not facing near us. that doesn' t allow big storms to develop. there is going to be in arctic front streaming toward us as we get toward monday night. some snow showers and squalls. we it, talk about arctic air. the wind is going to be blowing. next week. olessa: not bad out there now. the rosalie quiet. there is the part

we started off in the teens and 20' s. we are in the upper 20' s. even warmer air will make its way towards us. looking ahead, we eventually see milder temperatures starting tomorrow. we will have all the details with futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. erin: while we didn' t see any snow from the storm here, we are still feeling the ripple effects from it this afternoon. flight board at manchester-boston regional airport, where you can see several flights are still canceled or delayed. and it' s not just air travel impacted. amtrak is also running a modified schedule due to the weather. at least 30 deaths have been blamed on that major winter storm, which affected people from the gulf coast to new england. and today, the nation' s capital remains shut down as officials caution this will be a multi-day cleanup effort. >> while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do. and we will work to continue to clear our major arteries. erin: congress is postponing votes until next week. but other parts of the country are getting back

we will climb into the 70' s. right now, in the 50' s and 60' s. a different story when you head out this morning. 66, melbourne. there is the cloud cover. the rain is light. it is confined to i-4 and the south. a couple of scattered showers. a little rain starting to approach along the gulf coast. where you see the green color, that is light rain. dots of yellow, moderate showers. we start to heat up a little bit. we are going to see a stronger thunderstorms. 6:00 and 8:00 a.m., it is mainly rain. 9:00 this morning, we see thunderstorms developing inside the showers and making their way state. there is a chance we could get a brief tornado spinning up in here as. we will continue to keep you posted. sign up for alerts at wesh.com if you have not done so already. a lot of clouds today. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. let' s get a traffic update. ted: i-4 eastbound, wide open. let' s take a virtual flight. eastbound remains on the right. passing over the 408 with ease. looking good. jason: caught on camera and caught by the law. poli

the one my money' s on. reporter: this year people will vote on what is funnier. the mortgage crisis or isolation millions of miles from earth. meredith: our golden globe coverage starts right here on wesh with the arrivals at 7:00, the 73rd annual golden globe awards begin at eight, and be sure to stick around for wesh 2 news at 11:00. summer: happy birthday to the king of rock and roll, today would have been elvis presley' s 81st birthday, presley' s home town of tupelo, mississippi has a number of events in order lighting of its homecoming the graceland mansion in memphis also has a ceremony planned with live music and tours of the house and grounds. meredith: folks getting ready for an evening out, but we are seeing some cloud cover. summer: tony joins us now for details. tony: by early next week, temperatures potentially in the low to mid 30' s northwest of orlando. but let' s see what is going on right now. some clouds, looks a bit ominous. but the rain is done and over with. for friday evening plans, i

yesterday, we were in the lower 60' s. behind clouds have been that is keeping our temperatures from dropping significantly. we will get cooler because we have that air coming in from the north. it is 46 in orlando. 45 melbourne and for -- 36 in ocala. look at the wind, this is the issue again. sustained wind means we have feels like temperatures even colder. there is a wind chill right now. 36 in ocala, 35 and palm coast , feels like 39 in daytona beach. expect lots of sunshine today, we will keep those high clouds around a little bit. we will only make it to 55 in the villages and 57 in clermont. 57 in longwood and deland. up and down the coast, we will climb into the mid to upper 50' s. we will talk more about when the 70' s will make a come back in a few minutes. let' ted: our tuesday start is seeing some road work on i-4 in downtown orlando, this is westbound. that is wide open. we still of a left lane blocked right after the 408 and it won' t clear until just after 50. as you head farther east, more road work through

temperatures starting out in the lower 40's. we may dip down a little bit mid to late morning before the temperatures come back. in the low nourts afternoon. it is that westerly wind, 10-15 miles per hour trying to bring in cooler air. with the sunshine, lower 40's. not bad this afternoon. average high this time of year is 36. not bad overall weather-wise. let's get you out to the roads. noiting out there. kevin: not bad on the roads. looking good downtown. work crews picked up. a fine ride 93 heading into downtown over the zakim bridge and the to be a pretty decent ride here. nashua to burlington about 19 minutes. 93 south down to boston, that is a good ride. wide open for you. south of town still in good shape on the expressway. if you're taking the trains this morning, the e branch and the green line sst suspended between heath street and brigham circle. erika: breaking news right now. an officer struck by a car. randy: this all started in norwood. that's where the eyeopener's sera congi is live with what we know at this hour.

the dog was gone. >> they were gone. i came out like, hey, what happened, like, where' s the guy. where' s the guy. well, he fled with my dog. summer: and rosario says he never saw it coming. >> never they acted so normal. it' s like two personalities. the horns came out when they ran. i thought they were the perfect family for the puppy and sometimes you can' t judge a book by its cover. summer: fortunately for him, the store had multiple security cameras recording at the time. >> if they didn' t know, they are dumb. we got 14 cameras. you can see it when you walk in. you know? i mean, cameras don' t lie. time those cameras have been put to good use. this is surveillance video from just a few months ago of a young woman stealing a puppy from the same store. she, however, turned the puppy in after seeing herself on the news in this surveillance video. rosario says after this most recent theft, he and his bosses are now considering some additional safety measures to discourage thieves. in orlando, summer knowles, west two news. michelle: the former marion county deputy who was shot to death, was atta

50' s -- we could easily be up into the 50' s. kyla: a water main break is an issue that has been lingering in milford at state route 28. we have a live picture from the scene. this could time you up in the area. it looks like they still have quite a bit of work to do, so try to avoid this area. it is still very active, so avoid that for maybe another hour or so. travel times right now across the board, 60 minutes out of butler said -- butler county on 75 southbound. at a pretty low 19 minutes in the travel time in northern kentucky and north and southbound moving right along with no significant delays. not a lot of extra time is needed. mark: -- lisa: charged with murder after a crash on new year' s eve. mark: the latest on the suspect. lisa: much of the east coast is buried, efforts to get back to normal after the winter blast this morning -- this weekend. mark: a nice shot of a full moon and a nice and clear start to the day. back. this situation, crews working on the water main break on state route 28 in miami township. lisa: w

violent run-ins during the past year. wesh 2' s greg fox takes a close look at the department' s use of force. greg: just two days after wesh 2 news first brought you exclusive video of the latest orlando police shooting. down. mayor buddy dyer and police chief john mina released figures showing the number of cases in which officers used force during arrests, has steadily declined from 674 in 2012, to 515 last year, a drop of 15% from the year before. chief mina: our use of force incidents have decreased by almost 24% over the past four years. and we believe that is because of our training. greg: the annual report covers a year in which the city recognized riots in baltimore and new york after the deaths of african americans by police fueled a ground swell of distrust for the badge. buddy dyer: there is a national trend of distrust between many communities and police departments and we don' t want to have that here in orlando. greg: last year, there were five police shootings in orlando. two people died. in every case, the state at

the cold. brett: it' s true. as the body works harder to we will burn more calories during the wintry workout. and forces the heart to work harder disturbing blood throughout the body. the window of opportunity is going on. time of year in central florida s. is the time to enjoy. but ll need to layer up and take some extra time to warm up. and regarding motivation, so far, no magical pill. i did ask the good doctor. i' m brett connolly, wesh [applause] two news. cara: you are already equipped. dave: a decent winter jacket that a pull out of the closet twice a year. cara: you have not yet taken it off. dave: literally freezing. let' s take a look at what is happening around central florida. not freezing necessarily in the harbor city. the wind chill is 28 degrees. if you' re outside and your nose at the exposed, it does feel like it is freezing. we talked about freeze warnings and wind chill advisors. seven to nine hours of subfreezing temperatures is the expectation. we really have to find when protected areas alo

then we flip the temperatures around from the 60' s back up into the 70' s. by monday we could be right around 80 degrees. jim: the city lions getting ready to roar into their second mls season, pat. patrick season number one was : great fun, but fell short of lofty expectations for an expansion team. so even greater expectations this season. coming next the lads on the practice pitch a few new faces in the fold and an old, talented face back from injury. adrian heath on his focus as the lions set forth on another marathon season, when we come >> so the marathon that is a new mls season is underway. orlando city lads on the training pitch in sanford this morning the media' s first chance to see them, but we actually saw little. cameras not allowed in until this is video supplied by the lions that shows a spirited workout. joe bendick now on board after the departure of tally hall as a competiton for that position begins. another new face kevin alston in , camp. no sign of kaka this morning, but the popluar kevin molino is back afterf recovering from that acl.

later this afternoon, highs in the 30' s. for a lot of locations, along and south of the white mountains, we should be above freezing and pushing 40 in a couple southern locations today. full sunshine and mostly clear skies. not quite as cold tonight but there will be some single numbers and teens up north. teens to lower 20' s in southern areas. sunny skies tomorrow. extra clouds friday, partly sunny with temperatures in the 30' s. over the weekend we see clouds move in later friday night and into saturday. saturday, the chance of a passing shower will get into sunday. the next system with low-pressure moving through the if it arrives beyond sunrise sunday morning it will be warm enough that it will be mostly rain. temperatures in the 30' s for the next several days. a jump in temperatures thanks to a southerly breeze. the ocean warm because of the warm air we had starting the winter. that wind means rain is likely and should pull away sunday evening. we cool down by the middle of next week. the next system to our west puts u

they' ll also looking for the officer' s gun. police are familiar with him, they have had contact with him a couple times over the past few weeks. the officer has been with ripley police for about eight months, and there is no word on his condition. lisa: an east price hill man who accidentally shot and killed his son will not face any charges. the prosecutor' announcement. the 72-year-old says he thought his 14-year-old son, who is supposed to be at school, was an intruder. georta mack died after being shot in the neck. cincinnati police have a victim advocate who' s giving grief counseling to the father to help him through this. mark: the woman charged in a florence crash that killed a grandfather and his two grandchildren will remain free on bond. jessica hood has entered a not guilty plea to charges of back in march, hood' s car hit a group of people as they walked along weaver road. charles napier was killed, and so were his 13 month-old twin grandchildren. hood' s attorney believes the crash was simply an accident. >> she' s

only making it into the upper 30' s. sunday even colder. in the 20' s all day. stronger winds on sunday and maybe a burst of snow late in the day sunday late afternoon, evening followed by even colder air for mlk day on monday. today, 46. rain showers, but on the mild side. tonight, 28. rain showers may end as a stray flurry, but that is not a huge issue. for the weekend, tomorrow, cloudy and 37. sunday, a blustery day. temperatures in the 20' s. early on monday morning, luckily a lot of folks have the day off from school for the holidays, 5 degrees in the morning. mark: all right, thank you. are you getting nervous? lisa: i will get used to it. mark: last sunday was very cold at the playoff game and the kicker of the minnesota vikings getting a lot of flack for the lisa: you will love the story, how the kicker is thanking the students who showed him empathy. we will talk more about that. mark: it is official, the oscar nominations have been announced. which films are getting the most nods this year? lisa: 5:49 is the time on cincinnati' s wlwt. 42 degrees. we ar

the sheriff' s officer fired him. also new tonight, medical marijuana will be on the florida ballot in november. the group organizing a petition drive to put the issue on the ballot reached its goal earlier today. united for care now has almost 700,000 signatures, nearly 10,000 more than it needs to put the question before voters. local attorney john morgan has spent more than $6 million after -- to legalize medical marijuana. morgan sent out an email to supporters saying, we' re back. we' re going to win for the patients. believe. meredith: daytona beach' s city leaders say solving the problem of homelessness will take more than just a shelter. the city unveiled a plan tonight called volusia safe harbor. it will provide other services, like medical and mental health care and job training. the county has pledged a piece of land off red john road and to build it. $4 million james chisolm: you really have to understand the population to understand what the problem is, then you can understand the solution. and then how ca

today the victim' s family walked into the courtroom with shirts reading "gone but never forgotten -- bearing tyler' s face on them. wlwt' s karin johnson will have coming up on wlwt at 5:00. wlwt news 5 meteorologist miriah turner has cincinnati' s most accurate forecast. we have some sunshine out there, but things are changing. miriah: get a good way. temperatures are going to be very much around the average high, which is 39 degrees. looking at low 40' s today. the counties off to the south and east that saw snow over the weekend will start to see some melting occurred. that' s the good news. in some sunshine this afternoon. increasing clouds overnight tonight, we do have changes with that as well. the average low around 23 degrees. the good news is we will be in the low 40' s and we hover there for the rest of the evening. even to the overnight. temperatures won' t be budging too much. we do see showers arriving later on into the overnight hours. sunrise this morning was at 7:51, sunset tonight at 5:51. digging a look outside, things look cloudy but we do have filtered sunshine. c

sunday services building in the 20' s. -- feeling in the 20' s. here is the set up. wind is a big story and a cold january day if you have any chilly left over, keep that up. we lose the wind on sunday, but still cold and a high areas of low-pressure for the runners. the park avenue track shack race at susan city two, temperatures in the 40' temperatures in the 40' s. in the celebration , 50' s. lower 50' s near marineland, and floridana beach around 56. here' s a peek at the updated seven-day forecast, a chilly weekend forecast monday and tuesday temperatures rebound. by wednesday and thursday we may have more showers and storms. jim: convicted killer' s victim speaking out. angela: this, after they see their son' s murderer, on periscope while behind bars. plus, 2600. that' s how many guns were confiscated from airports across the country. we will give you you a closer look. jim: and a man is dead after a jailhouse confrontation in denver. why the sheriff' s deputies involved, won' t be charged. you' 5:00. jim: human remains have been found at the crash site of tha

one that you can see in the s&p 500's daily chart. broden noticed some timing cycles that suggest he might be getting a tradeable bouts that could relieve the bearishness. the great thing is that you can apply to the y axis and x axis or the chart of the price and the time. dates where it's likely to change it's trajectory which is one of the ways he identified that last spring could be an important turning point where so many people thought the market. based on the duration of past moves broden had timing cycles coming due sometime this week. if the s&p holds at these current levels then based on these timing cycles she wouldn't be surprised if we get a healthy bounce at the very least. however it's important not to let ourselves get too carried way. at those support levels i mention earlier failed to hold within the realm of possibility then we'll be in for a world of pain. now the next one is x rated. check out the monthly chart here. >> man. below the 1830s so she believes we could see the sell off that we experienced during the do

we climb into the mid-60' s. we are still running in the 60 for the most part, daytona beach in the upper 50' s. we are going back into the low 50' s right 11:00. the morning lows not bad. a little bit of patchy frost near ocala, but we will be in good shape. as we look at the setup, we will timeout the warmer temperatures tomorrow and into the day on friday. we will track the next cold front and if there will be any strong and severe storms. the next big chill moving and just in time for the weekend. that story straight ahead. angela: tonight, disturbing new details are being released about a vicious dog attack in an apartment last night in sanford. chopper 2 was on the scene moments after a police officer opened fire, killing several dogs that were attacking and seriously mauling a woman. tonight, that woman remains in the hospital with serious injuries. jim: others were hurt as well, including two children. new documents describe the chaotic scene the officer walked in on. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel is live with m