we're talking, of course, about the stratosphere...but do you the strat?" we'll help you answer that question next. ((transcribe)) do you have what it takes to scale the strat? i'm talking about climing all welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. raise money for the american lung association in nevada. next weekend is your chance to try the tower before the big climb next month. here to tell us more is lysa buonanno, a lung cancer survivor and climber. and pete sabal a climber for team anthem, and also a lung association board member. lysa buonanno, lung cancer survivor & climber pete sabal, alan board member & climber 1. pete, the big climb scale the strat is at the end of february, why hold a practice climb next weekend?

with these high levels of humidity and the morning low clouds and fog gobbled up the top of the stratosphere tower. you could see absolutely nothing and another view from our camera on top of mandalay bay. you can see the clouds lower to the ground. this happens about once or twice a year but it's a rare site and it was visible all over the

looking at the stratosphere, the top here. this is going to be one of the locations for the fireworks show. this is something to behold. >> what a great shot. >> we are down here live on fremont street, downtown countdown to 2016. >> it's just minutes. this is going to be really g. we still have the band up here. check that out the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu an

low clouds, morning fog obscuring the top half of the stratosphere. for. that wasn't just that part of the strip. the other part got it, too. clouds before rain. out at red rock, check out the fact that the rocks were obscured by the clouds and the rain. in town, a few splashes and dashes and more widespread rain as the afternoon rolled on. up on the mountain, watched the plowl and that stack of snow on the right kept rising, 3, 4 feet and over to pahrump, there's the dry, then wet and then the puddles started to norm as they they -- form as they picked up .25 of rain. the northwest has had the most the water. buffalo lake mead, about .25 and college in 95 in henderson also .25. it's been a west side story. that's where most of the rain has hills, .23. we mentioned pahrump, searchlight also now at about .30. at mccarran, the rainfall total .10. we're now above normal for 2016. here we are on the fifth day of the month and temperature-wise, when you have thick clouds, mercury won't move much. only a 6-degree spread between the high and low. another mid-40 st

with these high levels of humidity and the morning low clouds and fog gobbled up the top of the stratosphere tower. you could see absolutely nothing and another view from our camera on top of mandalay bay. you can see the clouds lower to the ground. this happens about once or twice a year but it's a rare site and it was visible all over the place. we go out to the red rock visitor's center and here are the clouds obscuring the rocks. a break and then more slashes in the afternoon and up off the mountain watch the plow go to work. to the edges of the parking lot. sometimes measuring about 3 feet tall. watch the parking lot at the high school in pahrump. it is dry and then it gets wet fast. about a quarter of an inch of rain and the snow level is still high. so as a result we're not seeing a problem over mountain springs. 48 degrees up in the northwest but 100% humidity. they have better tan a quarter merchandise of rain. and that is where most of the rain has fallen. elk horn is over a third of an inch of rain. 100% undesert like humidity and henderson 95% and .17 of rain. the rest of the rai

jenna bush-hager got to jump off the stratosphere. she drove a car at 100 something miles an hour and did the zip line. hoda was partying it up with queen j.lo. >> krystal: did you say she only got an hour of sleep. >> michelle: one hour. and i don't know if she was drinking at 7:00 a.m. our time does it. >> krystal: so glad they came. c it. really cool. trending today. the controversy surrounding this year's osc nominations continues as another major star has announced they will not be there. it is actor will smith says he is going to skip the awards show like his wife jada pinket smith. he said on "good morning america" this morning, quote, diversity is the america super power. that's why we're great. smith was in the running for best actor nomination but did not get it. for the second year in a run none of the nominees in the top categories are minorities. i'm sure we're going to hear a lot about that. >> krystal: we're celebrating a landmark for women in professional sports and a first for the national football league. this is his

you can't see the top of the stratosphere from our molasky corporate camera. it is very humid outside this morning. ................ rain is moving into the west coast and heading into central california... with snow starting to fall in the sierra now. ................. winter storm warnings and flood watches for california are in effect for today and tomorrow. ............ there is a parade of storms lined up out in the pacific to bring more than a foot of rain to areas of california this week and that could also bring flooding to burn areas and areas that get too much rain. ................ we will look for rain as the day goes on - likely near noon - and expecting the snow to pile up in our local mountains and that will bring winter weather driving conditions so be careful. ............. it's likely most of the valley heavy at timeler today and is evening witthis nextstem. maybe a halih............ re rain again for the rest of the work week. sherry swensk--5th annual living green super recycling day --saturday, january 23rd at the thomas and mack --drop off

video is from the foundation room at mandalay bay - ghostbar at the palms - drai's nightclub and the stratosphere. the eight minute fireworks show was choreographed to a special playlist... thankfully, the winds didn't pick up last night - so the big show went off without a hitch. "5, 4, 3, 2, 1, happy new year, happy new year!" another big celebration was held downtown on fremont street. that was las vegas mayor countdown to the new year. the party on the fremont street experience was packed .. as people got enjoy more than a dozen bands. then overnight.. crews worked hard to get it all cleaned up and ready for the weekend. the first baby of the new year in las vegas was born early this morning at mountain view hospital. little "ramone hernandez" was welcomed into the world at 12:04 this morning.. the newborn weighs 6-and-a- half pounds and is 18-and-a-half inches long. jazmine megia - the little boy's mother - started getting contractions just before 4 p-m yesterday afternoon. she says she almost wasn't admitted -- but before she knew it - was holding ramone in her arms. "it's very overwhelming

it happened during a fight near the stratosphere last night. they're asking anyone with information not to approach the suspects, but to just call police immediately. about an hour before that, a man was shot to death in a courtyard of an apartment complex near lake mead and pecos. police are still looking for that shooter, too. no word yet on whether the in the area. now to the latest developments wildlife refuge in oregon-- the militiamen refuse to leave... even after requests by their leader ammon bundy. law enforcement arrested three more people. so now, there are only five protesters left. bundy and 7- others were arrested... and militia spokesman lavoy finnicum was shot and killed happen. we all make choices in life. sometimes our choices go bad." no details about the deadly shooting are being released... but witnesses are giving conflicting accounts. cliven bundy, rancher: "lavoy finicum, they have murdered him.. he had his hands in the air, and they shot him." (butted with) mark mcconnell, eyewitness: "he charged at the law enforcement /

now here's the view of the strip looking south from the stratosphere.. it is home to an amazing firework show tonight at midnight all by itself.. but this is las vegas .. and six other proterties will also be shooting off thousands of fireworks at midnight. minutes. and at 1:30 tomorrow morning police begin removing the barricades to clean and reopen the boulevard. police hope to have all roads and ramps re-opened by 3:30 in the morning. in just a few minutes .. i'll be back with some information many can use tonight ... how to avoid a hangover. thank you les.. we'll check back with you in a few minutes. fox five has crews all over the strip and downtown on fremont tonight. first .. fox five chief meteorologist ted pretty... who is on the top floor of the mandalay bay resort - at the foundation room.. and ted .. big question on tonight is the weather .. how are we looking? highs slowly increase over the next few afternoons with overnight lows staying near freezing through the weekend. we'll be at 48 as a high on new year's day with low-mid 50s for the we

more recently i was building up google x, and we did all kinds of things like balloons in the stratosphere, to contact lenses to detect plug sugar, learning smart things. and then we put this palace out on artificial intelligence at stanford a few years ago. i happened to teach on the side still. we put this e-mail out saying you could take this class for free. we had a 160,000 students sign up. with all these machines that eventually replace people, who really cares about the people as opposed to the machines? i felt education is the thing. you can make machines smarter and they are going to take over the jobs of people, but no one is going to be making people smarter. to the present day i have been influenced by a moment. it may not be as obvious to anybody in the audience, but it was a moment where i was an artificial intelligence guy, making machines smart. but i care about people and not machines. why not go back and do something for the many people who need jobs? >> excellent. >> have you had a moment like that? >> gosh, i have had a lot of moments like that. the most satisfying mome

here's an ominous photo of the stratosphere sent to us.... by franklin urrea you can't even see the top of it.... as it's just completely immersed.... in the low-lying clouds. and finally.. raymond baumbach is having some fun in the snow at mount charleston. he sent us this photo of a snowman that came to life today. we want to see more of your if you're seeing rain... snow... fog... or anything in your neighborhood... send us your pictures. you can e-mail them to icontribute@ktnv.com or... share them on social media.... using the hashtag eye-c-13. we're not the only ones being affected by this nasty weather system.. in solimar beach, california... a fire burned over a thousand acres of land last month... now... the rain is swamping.... the ground. in camarillo springs... voluntary evacuation orders are in place..... due to an unstable hillside.... that's causing fears of a dangerous mudslide. and... in oregon... icy roads caused this scary scene.... as an -18- wheeler... slid off the road... and... came literally just inches from crashing int

the venetian, the mgm, the stratosphere, you -- like fly right by the stratosphere. it's amazing. and the sunset is just gorgeous. >> you want a lot of people to see this. as a matter of fact you're going to have people at the terminal to check it out. >> we'll have a tweet up this evening, and you can rsvp. open to everybody, just rsvp. of course, space is limited but if you rsvp soon you can come and check out the show on our big giant big screen tv. we'll be viewing it this evening. we'll have champagne, roses, there will be goodies. there will be beautiful hair braids, glitter. >> you're going all out. >> it's going to be amazing. >> well the pilot that took them up be there, as well? >> yes. our pilot will be there to talk about his experience with ben and his date and talk about, you know, the whole experience he took them up on. it's going to be romantic. >> so often when you see the romantic stuff on "the bachelor" it's like that is just staged for tv, there is no way i could pull something like that, but you do it all the time. >> all the time. people get married on our t

police are also investigating a stabbing that left a person dead near the stratosphere. investigators say the attack happened around 8-30.... on santa rita drive - near las vegas boulevard and st. louis avenue. a male victim was taken to u-m-c and pronounced dead. if you have information - on any of these crimes.... call police right away. you can remain anonymous by calling crimestoppers - at 702-385-55-55. north las vegas mayor john lee had plenty to boast about during his state of the city address this morning. the city has gone from the verge of finanical ruin to one of the fastest moving economies in the southwest. fox5's les krifaton joins us live from north las vegas city hall -- and les faraday future wasn't the only topic of today's address. faraday future for the city of north las vegas. mayor john lee accepts the accolades for the plant building here but he's the first one to say the transformation of north las vegas was a team effort. it was four short years ago when then north las vegas mayor shari buck had this to say about the bleak future for the city. the

from our camera on the stratosphere. as you can see - there's plenty of holiday traffic - here in town to celebrate the new year. president obama may be no exception to making new year's resolutions. doug luzader takes a look at the president's plans... and how they could affect the nation in 2017. beyond working on his golf game... which appears much-improved in recent years -- president obama has a lengthy list of resolutions for 2016... and he will finish this vacation... and 2015... with just over one year to advance his vision for america. obama says: "we are going to squeeze every last ounce of progress that we can make when i as long as i have the privilege of holding this office." and the other big goal for 2016? helping to defeat whatever republican ends up winning the g-o-p nomination next year... <trump nats - he played more golf last year than tiger woods!> especially if it's donald trump, who appears to really get under the president's skin. obama says: "i think i will have a democratic successor and i

a deadly stabbing not too far from the stratosphere .. near las vegas boulevard and saint louis. police say the victim and another man got into a fight. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police say witnesses inside the home have identified the suspect.. but at last check .. no one was in custody. yesterday pointed a gun at two ten-year olds and robbed them! this happened just about a mile away from grant sawyer middle school in the northwest. the gunman and another man he was with, stole the children's school issued ipads and ran... police do not have anyone in custody. and in the northeast valley ... school officials have warned parents about an attempted abduction, near o'callaghan middle school. school officials say two students were approached by an adult male as they were walking home from school. the man then asked the asked the students if they wanted a ride home. a letter was also sent to parents of brookman elementary school. north las vegas mayor john lee had plenty to boast about during his state of the city address this morning. the city has gone from t

with rain expectingto stick ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and just want to give you a live look at the stratosphere where the rain and clouds making it hard to see the tower at this hour. as you mentioned earlier mccarrain international airport reporting delays for incoming flights up to 3 hours due to fog. not something you see often here in the valley. so be sure to call ahead if you are heading to the airport tonight. reporting live at the desert inn arterial, patranya bhoolsuwan 8 news now.// ((dave courvoisier)) > the national weather service says get ready! they are expecting 12 inches of snow on the mountain tonight. if you've taken a look outside you can barely even see the mountains through the thick cloud cover. these are just some of the images our photo journalists captured today at the lee canyon ski resort. chief meteorologist tedd florendo is here with a first look at our forecast. so tedd, rain the valley, snow on the mountain, huh? >don't forget the fog! we had fog in the desert too... and that' rarely happens. .............. first we begin with your doppler radar as we continue to

where it is being seen will help launch it into the stratosphere. >>> flooding water leads to parts of the uk submerged. >> reporter: we have patchy drizzle up in the mountains and heavy rain overnight tonight and an arctic blast next week next in the accuweather forecast. >>> it is 5:44n britain flooding is causing major problems for homeowners there, a heavy downpour caused the river to burst it's fence there. water came rushing into homes in the area. people got out alive which is the good news, they are waiting for another brutal combo, more rain and snow and temperatures plunging. not good for those folks. >>> we have rain moving in tomorrow. >> reporter: that kind of sounds like our weather minus the flooding. we have warm stuff. it's only for a day, don't get too excited alicia. let's go live on sky6 live hd the ben franklin bridge, it's very quiet and mild, a chilly week we had our first arctic blast of the season this past week. now temperatures low pressure moderate as the warm front pushes through. that means we could see record highs by tomorrow afternoon. up in the poconos

-a small oxygen bottle exposed leading to a fire near the stratosphere. they were called oh ut a little after 8:30 this morning. it took them a few minutes to get the fire under control. the ten apartment units were heavily damaged as you can see. they did about $150,000 in damage. fortunately, no firefighters injured. >> not to a developing story, metro police need your help to identify a suspect in custody link ed to friday night's shooting outside the casino. this is a picture of a man police call john doe. they're both okay. the suspect was not hit, but he and apparently he's not telling police who he is. call crime stoppers (302) 385-5555. >>> a third car also involved but no other injuries. the rash remains under investigation. >>> new at 6:00, there are more than 10,000 solar powered customers in the valley waiting to see what their future holds. they're waiting for for their solar power to be switched on in the middle of a battle over rates. one family with thousands on the line. >>> take a trip to shawn nah and joseph's house. you'll see one of th

the jason 3, a weather satellite monitoring el nino conditions, lifted into the stratosphere rocket. the hope was to land the falcon 9 on a barge in the pacific. that did not work. the landing was too hard. >>> a beautiful breakthrough on the international space station, the first flower ever grown in space. it's an orange zinnia chosen because it's pretty and edible. astronauts taste tested lettuce grown on the space station last year and say it was pretty good. >>> presidential ambitions on display in washington today at mascot tryouts for the nationals baseball team. here they are. candidates had to literally run for the job. challenging enough as you can see. they also had to do a freestyle dance routine. the winners will run a presidential race during every nationals home game. >>> coming up, meet the monks and beer. centuries-old monastery in italy where american monks are making heavenly harmonies as they tap into history. >> reporter: close your eyes and you could be back in the 11th century. that's when the chants were written and when st. augustine founded the benedictine or

this does kick it up to the stratosphere. 've heard from the british government saying the two men accused of the murder are now on an interpol notice, aspects are frozen. russian ambassador in london has been called in to have details of the report explained to him and also question about this report. and the wife or widow, rather, now of litvinenko, has also spoken out about this, criticizing vladimir putin. >> vladimir putin and nick ole patrushev, personally approved, and i'm very pleased the words my husband spoke on his death bed when he accused mr. putin of his murder, have been proved through an english court with the highest standards of independence and fairness. >> reporter: now, she did also request that the british government kick out all russian agents from britain. >> nick r roberts, thanks. >>> a mother in flint, michigan, said the water is so toxic their cat started losing hair. they release hundreds of e-mails related to the water crisis. >>> moments ago, a big, new endorsement in new hampshire for john kasic

. >>> this is off the charts, powerball pandemonium hits the stratosphere. no one matched the numbers in last night's drawing, that means the jackpot soars to $1.3 billion, a world record. the prize is so high that the powerball's own signs can't even show the title. sephon king with more on the madness . >> reporter: you said it, more b. look at the sign outside the store. it's stuck at 999 million and powerball players here in ridgewood queens are hoping lightning strikes twice. at the four season fresh farm bodega in ridgewood queens, the dreams keep getting bigger with a world record jackpot, you can dream as big as you want. this bodega is where one of the 25, second place prizes was sold, and that means the owner is cashing in. >> yesterday they bought it. like a 10, 20, yesterday they buy, 150, 60. >> reporter: and powerball players are hoping the luck rubs off. >> give me your luck. i'm happy. >> reporter: at the willowbrook deli in staten island, a winning ticket was sold in friday's mega-millions, $165 the single winner has not come forward yet. as

fireworks will be shot from 8 different strip hotels, the stratosphere, venetian, treasure island, caesars, planet hollywood, m- g-m and aria. caesars, planet hollywood, m- g-m and aria. and during that broadcast... we teamed up with gavish real estate to take care of one lucky person's mortgage payments for a year./// ((dave courvoisier)) > it's going to be a chilly one to ring in 20-16. ((paula francis)) that's right, so make sure you dress for the cold as you head out tonight. chief meteorologist tedd forecast. tedd? ((tedd florendo)) clear today and chilly again with winds kicking up by late mornign and afternoon. gusts reported early up to 16 but now have eased off a little we're slightly cooler than yesterday at this time. ............................... ................ one weather alert still exists the wind advisory for the lake and down the colorado river valley. gust there could be between 30 to 40 mph with higher winds at in laughlin. that's alert is in effect until 4 a.m. and should be allowed to expire. ............................... .............. satellite and radar show n

the powerball jackpot now reaching the stratosphere. $1.3 billion. ions of americans checking their numbers overnight hoping to be rolling in money. >> take my family on a vacation. >> will be rolling into work instead, but dreams die hard. >> i've got the winning ticket right here. >> and i think i'm that one. i'm the lucky guy. >> how long will the lines get this time around? >>> also breaking overnight, the drug lord and the actor. crazier than any movie plot. the shocking meeting between el chapo, the world's most wanted

2: fire authorities now say small -- spot the huge fire in a vacant apartment building near the stratosphere. yesterday it took 30 minutes to get under control. squatters were living in the building and knows her. the fire caused an estimated $150,000 in damage.a fire official says this is the third fire involving squatters and less than two months. >>> now it by family details terror attack in san bernardino california. authorities say the attack could've been worse. >> anchor: they say a bomb left behind by the public responsible for the attack did not go off only because it was poorly built. 14 people were killed in the master shooting last month. please send it to terrace a husband and wife stayed close to the same after the initial attack trying to detonate the bomb by remote control. >> anchor 2: new pictures out like misys propaganda video showing the terrorist behind the paris attacks. 18 minutes of tape with their final messages. some of the militants even seen beheading hostages. one man said in a video, they isis authorize them to bring france to its knees. on je people died in th

not very often that you see the top of the stratosphere gone. >> kelly: you can see on the time-lapse from the southeast career technical camera you saw the strip for a bit then gone, disappeared like a magic trick. then slowly comes back as the fog started to lift. current temperature 51. humidity still very high. here comes round two. some sprinkles around the area but those showers are starting to build from the west. we're going take a look at when what they mean not just for the valleys but for the snow in the mountains. that's coming up. >> michelle: getting good snow up there. thank you so much. >>> new at noon, an eight-month-old infant in child protective services after that infant was found in an abandoned apartment earlier this morning. happened right before 4:00. officers tell us they responded to a call of a man threatening to commit suicide. when they arrived on the scene, they didn't find the man there. but that little baby sitting inside the apartment by itself. fortunately, that baby is going to be okay. >> jeff: faraday future says it's doing a complete rethink of wh

how about this afternoon, and this morning, low clouds, morning fog, gobbled up the top of the stratosphere tower. it's a sight we see once or twice a year. and at times the strip was obscured. this camera is on top of mandalay bay, looking down from the clouds. it has been an active night. here is a view from our camera in the southeast part of the valley. you see some of the showers and low clouds hovering over the strip and that was just within the last couple hours that the rain continued to fall. red rock was tough to see the rocks for a while today, clouds lowering to the red rock loop. that is the basic definition of fog, it a cloud on the ground. then up on the mound dane, watch how the plows are shoveling off the snow there, stacking up three or four feet at a time. in pahrump the rain was rather significant, about mid to late afternoon, producing a wet parking lot and a lot of puddles. we'll begin in boulder city, they're getting the heaviest rain right now, no surprise, 100% relative humidity. they're approaching half an inch of rain for the day. that would be a total since midni

skyline. 80,000 individual fireworks to go off from seven rooftops, from mgm all the way up to the stratosphere. archives of pop music -- all kinds of pop music. it will be capped out with frank sinatra, "luck be a lady." marie: they do a fantastic job every single year. one of the reasons las vegas is considered one of the top destinations for new year's eve parties. 320,000 visitors expected tonight. a lot of them filling in the las vegas strip behind us tonight. the cars are starting to taper off. i still see if you behind me, but behind -- but by 6:30, they should be completely off the road. jim: traffic continues to build on the strip. -- foot traffic can use to build on the strip.there's a lot to be excited about and 2016. hit an all-time record of visitors in 2015, 42 million, not counting the people coming here thi weekend. jessica: that is a bonus. we are bringing the most spectacular party right to your home. stay cozy. we have our live crews at the cosmopolitan, planet hollywood. we will be here at caesars, and kevin janison is down on fremont street with a lot of body heat jim: we k

las vegas valley, and in particular the strip as you were looking down from the d off toward the stratosphere tower. latest and live doppler radar imagery showing those showers working their way southwest to northeast, with the heaviest to the southeast of town. but again not done yet, bus we still have plenty of action in california, and while it's not widespread it is spotty enough to give us confidence that there will be a couple showers in southern nevada tomorrow, maybe as early as tomorrow morning. what a day we had today. snow capped spring mountains, towering over the low clouds course of the day. ask as we got into the afternoon there was a definite gloom or dreariness to the sky, you knew something was billion and the showers followed right after the sun went down, under the cover of darkness. we've had plenty of action today and has continued into the evening hours. it was frozen precipitation up north in lincoln county. some of the overnight snow melting during the day, but a few more flakes falling during the late night hours. boulder city, .56, still that 100% relative humidity.

you can hardly see the stratosphere. >> marie: reminds me of images from back home in the bay area. but this is vegas. >> chloe: and it's like we're waking up in the pacific northwest or the bay area with all the fog rolling in. we're going see a couple more days of it. rain likely this evening tapering off after midnight. another round of showers expected tomorrow. >> marie: weather authority team on top of it. >>> want to tell you about a charity run in russia. it proves that santa's work is never done. farther frost got the crowd warmed up with a group dance. runners some withing this dogs braving minus 20 degree temperatures. all for a good cause. they were raising money for children's charities. all the money by the way donated to various children's hospice organizations. >>> before we leave you here at china. festival is nearly 53,000 tons of snow and over 63,000 tons of ice are used to build ice sculptures. a must see is a 167 foot high castle poised to set the record as the world's highest and largest snow sculpture. the event known as one of the world's most famous snow fes

are homeless tonight after a small oxygen bottle explodes leading to an apartment fire near the stratosphere. it only took a few minutes to get the fire under control. the ten apartment units were heavily damaged as you can see. the fire did about 150,000-dollars in damage, fortunately no firefighters were injured. the mammoth bliz rt that crippled parts of the eastern united states over the weekend is still impacting millions. it was record snow fall in some cities and flooding along parts of the coast. deaths have been reported from car crashes, snow shoveling, and breathing in carbon mun monoxide. airports from the carolinas to new england canceled thousand of flights and some airlines are promising more canceled flights tomorrow. here's new york mayor bill de blasio. >> do not drive if you don't have to, unless it's really urgent. we want people to stay off the their cars where they're parked. >> in the nation's capitol, federal offices and school will be closed tomorrow. the record setting system brought 24 relent ls hour of snow and powerful winds to the region leaving behind a major c

and this morning you couldn't even see the top of the stratosphere. for more on that we bring in kelly curran. it fell like sleepy hollow--esque. it's cozy. i mean, mother nature bringing in bag a.m. with her with the weather for the year. what's going on mother nature? suppose to bring in sunshine and rainbows. so it's good. look at the radar right now. pahrump, primm, here it comes. round two. light showers starting to make their way in right now. we've got a lot more on the way. plus we're going be dealing with snow in the mountains. a winter storm warning has been issued for some of our local mountains. we're going to talk about what that means and how long this round of rain is going to last coming up. >> michelle: okay. we'll take it. it could be worse. we've seen the weather in other places. new today at 12:30 depression and anxiety more common among women who earn less money than men. researchers from columbia university analyzed data from a past survey of working adults ages 30-65 and found that women their male counterparts were at least two

we drove a racecar and we went to the stratosphere which is a the building. >> a bungee? >> it is like a bungee, but you hit the ground. >> and we will talk about that, and fans, you are hopelessly devoted to olivia newton john, in the third year, and we will catch up with the icon in a little bi here to do to a little, you know, shopping. >> i likey. all righty then. okay. >> all right. >> and we have some great that happen d ed in vegas, and one of the main things that people love to do in vegas is to have a bachelor or bachelorette party.ve seen a couple of weddings and one bachelorette did you do a bachelorette? >> i did a bachelorette, but in a little town in florida whichis like cocoon meets dirty dancing, and we were one of ten but i did comerty here in vegas. >> really. >> yes, vegas turns it up. >> first ofver know what time it is, because there are no clock, and you r are ck of the sunrise and the sunset. >> this morning when we were talking to the show, there were two people coming home singing the cranberries from the 1990s. is thath hoda! >> this is our kind

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it costs 30 dollars and you'll get 2 vouchers to come back to the stratosphere later. celine dion is in montreal for the funeral of her husband... her message to both her and her late husband's fans. "it's incredible, i say every night i'm grateful people still come to see me songs are still olivia newton- efforts and contributions to the entertainment celebrated this weekend. see who the strip the hardest working woman in las vegas. ((music)) celine dion remembering her late husband. a church opened it's doors to the public thursday... for anyone wishing to pay their final respects. dion wore a black veil and thanked fans for their support. rene angelil's funeral service will take place today at the same church. dion announced on twitter that the service will be streamed live online beginning at 10 am. the latest bourne movie continued it's production here in las vegas last night. hit the strip hoping to play extras in the shoot. in fact -- matt damon told a group in front of the aria casino that this was the biggest crowd scene he'd ever done. las vegas boulevard betw

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