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this is not about how much snow but the timing of this during the morning commute could make for issues. there will be scattered snow showers into early afternoon with minor accumulation. this afternoon gusty winds and falling then tonight dry extremely cold factors will be zero. sunshine we will start to warm it up towards friday back in the low to mid 40s before rain and snow this weekend. denise tosses to dan advisory remains in denise tosses to dan a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7 pm tonight for the entire tri-state. expect steady snow showers between 5 and 9 am. this is where we could see the most of our accumulation of 1 to 2 inches. this is not about how much snow but the timing of this during the morning commute could make for issues. there will be scattered snow showers into early afternoon with minor accumulation. this afternoon gusty winds and falling temperatures. temperatures this morning near 30 and we will fall to 18 by 4pm. then tonight dry partly cloudy and extremely cold with an overnight low of 6. windchill factors will be from 4 to 8 below zero. su

the time is now . thanks for starting your day the midlands is still in the grips of a early january cold this morning. plus... flames flicker late into the night as these tractor trailers burned. where neighbors reported hearing booms just before the blaze was found. plus... the powerball jackpot is now at an estimated 450-million dollars for tonight's drawing. i'll have more ahead if you're hoping to try your luck at stricking it rich. good morning. thanks for waking up with sunrise. i'm mary king. i'm len kiese. it's 6 o'clock on this wednesday. you're waking up to the brunt of this week's cold weather snap. temperatures across the midlands are in the 20s...with some areas seeing a dip into the teens. because of these cold conditions, an inclement weather center is open on of columbia's homeless. the salvation army will provide hot showers and breakfast...until the shelter closes this morning at 7. let's check in with tim miller now who says hold on...a bit of relief is on the way. clear and very col

the time to prepare is now. go out today and get ready and then plan on staying home for the weekend. road impacts before this large system comes in. we're talking about some light snow tonight and isolated slick spots and see by friday, roads start to deteriorate throughout the day. head out early friday morning and then hunker down into the afternoon but especially the evening hours. it looks like the worst time period is going to be friday night and then throughout the day on saturday. i wouldn't be surprised if there are actually road closures across the region on saturday tracking blizzard conditions across the area. >>> also in d.c. right now, mayor bowser is kicking off the city-wide plan for the coming storm. she is holding a news conference in northwest washington and here's what she told us she's going to be covering. >> a preliminary discussion of of what residents should do on their own property and what the law allows. >> now, the conference is about to begin. the mayor is also planning to hand out s

about the true nature, timing and cost of new rules. that information is essential to those who must bear the burden of the rules so that and budget , hire for new requirements. further, the the gentleman's amendment would expose new regulations to the bills, enforce provisions, delaying promulgation of rules simply because free promulgation statements and expected benefits were lacking. mr. speaker, i constantly spend time in my district in factories because i came from manufacturing, talking to small business people, and the number one issue concerning their livelihood and others is overregulation, crushing jobs for middle-class americans. as a result, i urge my colleagues to oppose the amendment and reserve the balance of my time. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from massachusetts. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it, the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. mr. lynch: mr. chairman, i'd like a

a university of pittsburgh smoking hookah exposes the user to 125 times the smoke, 25 times the tar, two and a half times the nicotine and 10 times the carbon monoxide compared to a cigarette. the researchers looked at the results from 17 previous studies that -- to come to the conclusion. here's why it's important. the cdc says hookah smoking is slightly more common among high school students than cigarette smoking. the pittsburgh researchers admit it's difficult to compare the two forms of smoking since people generally smoke multiple cigarettes in a day and hookah smokers may only use it a few times per day. ultimately, they believe the practice needs to be examined more closely than it currently is. for today's health minute, i'm andrew spencer. >> alicia: interesting. >> ben: that's news to me. i did not know this was like a big fad with high schoolers, smoking hookah. >> alicia: i think it's more of a fad, like a trend thing, because there are all different >> ben: we were at an event. >> alicia: they had a hookah bar? >> ben: they did. >> alicia: i thought it was oxygen hookah.

virginia way bigger, which includes west virginia which was separated at the time of the civil war and also included kentucky. so virginia is enormous and every time they run the vote count, virginia has all these delegates, and they worry about the power of virginia in part just because of that power and in part because virginia's interests were not seen as the same on important issues with a number of states. probably the most significant one is slavery. virginia held the largest number of enslaved people at the time of the convention, and in the north. states like massachusetts had already abolished slavery. other states were moving to abolish it. so that line about the future of slavery is very important. madison wants national power and that will protect slavery, and other people want the states to basically continue to be represented. >> so, tell us -- let's talk about slavery at more. turns out that maybe madison's positions on slavery were not, let's call them, enlightened or what we might think of as modern and might surprise folk heard discover what madison's positions were.

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by the time we went to desert storm. we had been there a number of timesecause that was the focus of the air force at that point. >> well, detailing this cold war so all the training you received was for theig one. right. >> that is rating. i was focused on the contested end virn. how would we actually fight our way in? how would we operate in the environment that was contested. the challenge we face today that is a concern, and it was concerned as i was defloyed. i has been relatively uncontested environment, so therefore, our training has changed and the continued demands signal on units, this much smaller air force and has not actually afforded the time for folks to get tt same kind of training that enjoyed going to desert storm. our training, today, as you might imagine, tailored and focused on the deployments we are going to the mild east to the large extent so it is a changed, it is changed availability of training nor smaller force a we have today and it is, it is a trained changed foe cause little bit because we h

so is jim and you will break the all time record. speaking of records, you know we broke the all time record last year for snow. the snow that boston got out of this storm was up to 4.4 for the season. but last winter at this time we were only 5.5. it was almost the same thing. look where we wound up. i am not suggesting we will wind up there again. the average by the way at this point would be 18. i can tell you we have a significant threat for this weekend. if it does materialize the potential is there for substantial snow. that. we have the great lake affects. the unfrozen waters. snow squalls and narrow and strong bands across new york state. some of the squalls getting into the birkshires. it is colder north and west and as you expect it is even alt colder as you head into canada and points north. we know we have a cold week and the coldest feeling, part of this, is going to be the next 24 hours. that's because of the combination of the wind and the cold. the temperature will relax a little bit meaning it will moderate slightly b

by the time officers got there, everett was gone. >> he didn't say anything the whole time. just standing there and all of a sudden just pulled the gun out, give me what you got. >> everett was tracked down and arrested yesterday after more than a week on the run. he's expected to be transferred murder. >>> a st. pete woman who lost the love of her life suddenly is helping her post about him d yfriend died in august in new york and state police say he may have been using the cell phone around the time of the accident. susan never expected her post would be shared more than 100,000 times and she wants tragedy. >> i just hope that people take a second and think about, is this all worth it, do i want to die over this text message? you think it won't happen to you but it can. >> in florida over the last four years, the highway patrol says there have been more than 5300 crashes involving electronic devices and distracted driving. el chapo, the world's most wanted jackpot, the prize prisoner of mexican authorities. he will return to the same prison that he escaped from six months a

the floor. so at that time it kind of kicked in. g is not right here. >> according to the alexandria fire department, high levels of carbon monoxide were caused by heaters for the pool water. they malfunctioned. carbon monoxide was coming out of the building, the incident still under investigation. >> today president obama is expected to announce a series of executive actions that he's going to take, to help combat gun violence. mr. obama met with his attorney general and the fb i am director yesterday to discuss his options, which could include expanded mandatory background checks, for guns bought from dealers both on line and at gun shows as well as additional funding for mental health treatment, despite backlash from republicans, president insists the initiatives will respect second amendment rights. >> big story of the day obviously today mike is the werth. it is not pleasant out there. very coldment. >> no, and you saw melanie, live shot. bundled up, take her advice, follow her example. >> her lead, right? >> extra layers defini

we' ll see the snowfall and generally the same time frame. it' s in the middle of the week and it will be a tuesday morning. that winter advisory includes pretty much everyone in the viewing area. it doesn' t look like much but it will not take much to squeeze out a quick inch, maybe an isolated amount throughout the we can see the flurries maybe as early as midnight. it will be towards daybreak tomorrow, towards sunrise. the snow really begins to arrive in earnest and will fall in earnest before wrapping up. that is why i expect travel conditions across the area. i will let you know how close to zero our numbers can get coming up. sheree: stay connected with our weather out to get the latest on whether traffic and closings. and also, keep it right here on wlwt. we give you the most complete coverage of winter weather. first day back to work after the bengals lost in the wild-card game over the weekend, emotions ended. brown stadium. s among the most history. marvin lewis faced the cameras and said it will take him a long ever gets over it. an

morning to you about the drive times here. verage once again were off another 1.68% well below 16,000 mark across to 72 and down to 15,00743 is and should this become more common after a low of one guys getting the password to what they created online the canadian way of this seems to be the most complicated process apple customer service denied her access to her late husband apple id account until the the only together with a court order the couple had of my computer and he died of cancer last august and never told her the past four and should never thought to ask when the 70 year-old cardigan stock rocketed in the past were to be loaded after many phone calls to apple giving them the serial number husbands will unload ride death certificate is still denied access. >>james: stormy weather to the north a lot of activity headed this way but looks like will get through today before the knicks ran arise will talk more about that coming up. >>darya: why the fire prompted the owners to quit his job. >>james: we wanted to men for the

. >> at the time i did the exam, i thought of her as a victim of a sexual assault. >> and has anything changed your mind since that time? >> in my evidence, no. >> reporter: but when prosecutors questioned nurse rice... >> you're unable, from a professional standpoint, to ever say for sure whether or not the injury that you see during a sexual battery examination is either consensual or non- consensual, right? >> i cannot tell you whether consensual because i wasn't >> robert cline did not rape anita smithey. >> reporter: and to prove that point, prosecutors call this woman, anita's former friend, torina stewart, to the stand. >> did the defendant ever confide in you with regard to any sex practices that she and robert cline engaged in that stick out in your mind? >> can you tell us what that playing. >> did she tell you that they had engaged in that date rape or role play scenario on the night that robert cline was killed? >> yes. >> torina turned out to be a snake. >> reporter: did torina betray anita? >> she did in a way that she should've never betrayed her. >> reporter: prosecutor

by the time we get to the weekend we'll have showers. looks like they'll be focused mainly saturday. if you have plans, saturday will be the day, the wetter of the two. here are the temperatures. this is a lot warmer than we were yesterday. the other thing to notice here is the humidity. one of the issues when you talk about a cold night, it needs to be dry because what happens in that case is all the heat escapes readily out into space. if there's humidity in the air, or clouds, that traps the heat that goes out. tonight the humidity is a lot higher than it was last night in terms of the air. i showed you a second ago, the high clouds, i'll show them to you here, there they are, plenty of high clouds coming in. that traps the heat so it doesn't get so cold. we won't be as near as cold as last night. on balance 10 to 12 degrees warmer than last night for lows. i'll tell you the next shot at rain, that's this guy over here, dallas, san antonio, it's making some noise here. by the time it arrives to us it will be friday at which point it w

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times last night. it happened with four young children inside the apartment at the time. the oldest 11 years old called 9-1-1 for help. police say mcdonald then left the scene and the 11-year-old child ran next door to cheryl's home. she came in here crying and all upset and should blood on her. she kept saying he killed her. minutes later you're on 495 in norton police say mcdonald crashed his truck. but then said this to police. you better cuffed me i just killed my wife she's in norton. police night won't say what led up to the crime. only that it was a tremendously difficult and gruesome scene for first responders. police are the kids in the home were surrounded by blood screaming and crying. prosecutors just glad one of them was able to call for help. very important that the police got there quickly. >> wall in court today spent some time looking at the suspects background show you what we've covered the at the courthouse coming up tonight at six. >> to be crossing three victims and tonight a couple of men are under arrest after double shooting and stabbing in brookli

when the price depends on the time >>mark: because of the super bowl the cardinalark a vista point >>darya: medicaid $5 million for a 32nd spot buying tickets were to stand the debate tomorrow the front runner will not be there will to a wide dogtrot the infusion to participate. >>darya: there is one to be him the power outlet sold each seat will come with the charging station passengers will get free you wife died and they can use it even before the plane reaches 10,000 ft. they plan to start remodeling the planes next year and finished the 2019. >>james: temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s for somewhere the full of the forecast coming up in just a minute. >>darya: taken a look at weather and traffic. >>robin winston: they do not want to do with traffic and parking right now is backing up traffic will update the bay bridge >>james: today is one to be great to grow for the most part was walking to forecast beginning with a live shot we do have a relatively clear conditions will also sing six small visibility in hey what a little more nine and root city of

and that was part of the times. and the judge did ask questions of the jury about their affiliation, family associations or anything relating to the communist party, and the indictment, alleged a conspiracy on the part of the soviet union, people, officials in moscow, long-standing to come in and get our secrets and use them against us. so, it was a very serious charge, a death penalty case and jim had to live with this and i am sure that it was very difficult on the family throughout that period. >> at the same time, he had the task of raising a fourth amendment motion to surpress seized evidence and that had to be separated because, obviously, he did not want to argue that before the jury. there were 400 pages of the beginning of the trial transcript dedicated to that process, and that's first, that is probably where a lot of the social resistance may have come from, i think, you know, why would you protect the constitutional rights of someone who is employed by government trying over take yours? >> if you don't mi

he was the treasurer at the time. the big break came yesterday when a confidential source pointed to jenkins as the murderer. >> me personally, i would like the same thing done to him that he did to my husband. but i want -- i don't want him i don't want him to do this to anybody else. >> during a search warrant, the sheriff says they found the same type of ammunition used to kill terry. jenkins is now being held without bond. >>> the murder of a police officer sparking a war that raged on the streets of tampa for 40 years, 40 years ago. adam shows us how that one event helped change the city forever. adam. >> reporter: wendy, mob hits were a regular occurrence in tampa for decades as wise guys fought over gambling and drug rackets. everything changed when a hit man killed a former police detective working with the fbi. >> people getting blown up by bombs, getting their legs blown off. >> reporter: tampa used to be called little chicago for a reason. >> i knew some of the things that were going on had to end. came when

an fbi spokesperson says the male suspect was armed at the time. he refused to surrender peacefully, and allegedly suspect, but u.s. marshals in omaha, nebraska, told ktiv that a man wanted by police was involved in an incident on the santee sioux reservation yesterday. 25-year-old david hoffman has been on the run, in northeast nebraska, since tuesday afternoon. that's when he stole a niobrara, nebraska police officer's weapon as the officer tried to arrest him for burglary and theft. he took off on foot. the nebraska state patrol and other agencies joined the search for hoffman as niobrara schools and some businesses were locked down. officers searched cabins and other buildings at niobrara state park, but there was no sign of hoffman. niobrara state park reopened yesterday morning. since then hoffman hadn't been seen... until yesterday afternoon on the santee sioux reservation. an fbi spokesperson has promised additional details will be released on the reservation shooting. but, she didn't say when those details would be released. a teen faces ar

this is the regular meeting of the san francisco health service board at this time, members of the public may address the commission the first item on the agenda is roll call commissioner mar commissioner clinch commissioner mccarthy sxhons o commissioner konstin commissioner lee commissioner mccray commissioner walker we have quorum the next item is item b the oath will all parties give testimony today please stand please raise your right hand you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? to the best of your knowledge thank you you may be seated item c approval of the minutes discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes for the meeting held on october 21st, 2015, and november 18, 2015, is there a motion? >> second. >> missouri. >> any public comment on the minutes okay. seeing none all commission in favor any opposed the minutes are approved item d new appeals for the directors decision case eureka street. >> commissioners president please be advised that mr. commissioner cranshaw has decided to withdraw her appe

the door. ? good morning good morning. we'll give you travel times, the roadways are looking pretty good. >> we are talking about a severe threat. tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow morning, a chance for a couple of rotating storms. we'll talk about that, and also have good news about today and the weekend. it is not all gloom and doom. we'll check back with you in a second. we have breaking news in the last few hours, we learned there were three big winners in last night's record breaking powerball jackpot and one is in florida. grab your tickets, check those numbers, here they are. kirsten is on top of this story. kirsten? >> reporter: it is a mystery. we don't know where that last powerball winner is. we know where the other two, it is the 1.5 billion dollar question. three winners will split the jackpot that climbed to 1.6 billion dollars. we knew it would go up with all those people buying tickets. we know one of those winners is in florida. the lottery hasn't announced where that ticket was purchased. the seven-11 in california was taken over by chee

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the last time the redskins hosted a playoff game. the redskins super bowl dreams went down that day losing 24-14 to the seahawks. and with those dreams went robert griffin iii falling to a knee injury. this weekend i had a chance to check out the field conditions and frankly it looks great. the field has had three weeks off. the grounds crew told me that's perfect time because it takes about 18 days for fresh grass to grow. there is rain expected in the forecast early tomorrow but they will have a tarp on the field up until 90 minutes before kickoff. >>> to reliant stadium in houston where they don't have to worry about rain inside the dome. wild card match up between houston and kansas city. they don't have to worry about rain but they have to worry about nile. the opening kick of the game the texans would not be able to recover they shut out the texans 30-0. one team thought they would be in the playoffs this year is the wizards but their play has the post season in doubt. they've lost three straight below 500. just in time a game

this is much snow but the timing of this during the morning commute could make for issues. there will be scattered snow showers into early afternoon with minor accumulation. this afternoon gusty winds and falling temperatures this morning near 30 and we will fall to then tonight dry partly cloudy and extremely cold with an overnight factors will be from 4 to 8 below zero. sunshine returns wednesday with a cold high of 21. we will start to warm it up towards friday back in the low to mid 40s before rain and snow this weekend. wipe to traffic breaking now we continue to cincinnati police are on the scene of shooting in east price hill our dan wells is live with what we know right now. live a father accidentally shot his own 14-year-old son, thinking he was an intruder, cincinnati police said early tuesday. the teen is in "extreme critical condition" at cincinnati children's hospital medical center, police said. officers responded to the 1200 block of blanchard avenue off glenway avenue about 6:30 a.m. they said the son was walking down the road to go to school, but decided to

the timing of this at the rush for people who haven't been paying attention are going to be caught off guard by this. so you know what's going on. allow for extra time tomorrow for the people who aren't paying attention. snow redevelops in the mountains where lows fall in to the teens. high temperatures tomorrow, 40 in denver. low 50s take a little longer for that front to push all the way across the state. mid 30s, idaho springs, conifer, evergreen. in the denver area, cloudy, less wind than we had this time last night but the snow develops in the morning. will be a factor for we clear out but even with sunshine in the we wonderful warmup at the end of the week. we start with 50s, end with 50s. i had to put game sunday with a game time temperature right about 41 degrees. great time for the hearty cowboys and cowgirls in the high country. thanks for sending all the cold remedies to >>> from colorado's sports leader, here's drew soicher. >> hi, everybody. the new england patriots would be so much easier for the broncos to game this weekend if only they were stupid. >> they're very smart

for the first time, for the first time since the law was enacted, congress is one vote away from sending a broad repeal of obamacare to the president's desk. this marks a significant step in the fight for patient-centered health care for all americans and which lay the foundation for how congress can roll back the disastrous policies that are destroying the doctor-patient relationship. the legislation before us today is critical to our larger effort to rid america's health care system from undue washington fluence and pave the way for patient-centered health reform that puts patients and doctors in charge. this bill repeals the most coercive components of obamacare. it eliminates trillion dollars in taxes and mandates. millions of americans have been added to a medicaid system that fails to provide its beneficiaries with adequate access to physicians and other providers. we end that. expanding medicaid. the states have greater flexibility. if this legislation repeals the premium subsidies and tax credits which have failed to control and have increased health coverage costs. he current la

by the time the cold air arrives, it moves north. this looks like a good snowstorm for virginia, washington, dc, maryland, new york. they could get several inches as it moves up the coast. at home, we will watch it closely for changes with a track. the for-day plus, loads of sunshine over the next two days. high in the upper 30's to around 40. brutally cold in the mountains, tuesday. not above freezing until wednesday afternoon in the mountains. the rain-snow makes possible thursday night into friday. it will be frigid. mike: two deadly storms in florida. this afternoon, florida's governor toured the damage left behind by a tornado in siesta key. that's southwest of sarasota. the national weather service confirms that an ef-2 tornado, packing winds of up to 132 miles per hour, hit that area early this morning. at least 45 homes were damaged. >> now, wyff news 4 sports. >> here is a hand off to touisant. the ball is fumbled, it is on the ground, and recovered by ware. marc: denver dials up some d, and snags the final spot in next week

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here is the time to hit the slopes for free. people can try snow shoeing and country skiing at the trails for free. the introduction to sports activity scheduled for 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., be sure to pre register. i'm tom griffith, wmur news 9. sports. >> hey, everyone, start on the ice with the bruins down in new track. that's paul thompson, he made his nhl debut for the devils last night from derry, new hampshire. first period, bruins get on the board quickly, just a minute and two into the game. that's his sixth of the year, 1-0 boston after one, two more in the second, ryan spooner, that's his 9th that from the blue line. the 3,000th regular win for the franchise and they skate at ottawa, playing six games in nine days. the monarchs, kitson scored twice and they made 35 saves. monarchs won. and they each tallied a goal and two assists in the win. same two teams play tonight 7:00 in el myra as well. toughs test for unh. u-mass lowell, the river hawks, they had a great game in net for the wildcats. a nice glove save here in the sec

why police have been called to the home many times over recent years. a couple getting help for their child, at children' s hospital caught overdosing on heroin. the multiple charges the father is facing this morning and the woman who' s now dead. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. lisa: good morning, i' m lisa cooney. mark hayes has the day off. randi rico is here with a check on your forecast. randi: temperatures on the upswing today and tomorrow. we are hitting the 50' s. it doesn' t stay that way. they will crash area that is the best way to describe it on sunday. as we look at the radar this morning, rain rolled in around 2:00 this morning and right now, rolling its way to the north. the leading edges in dayton moving toward wilmington. temperature wise, most places are in the upper 30' s and low 40' s. the chance of any slick spot -- we have heard a couple of spots on the elevated services, but this is pushing with a warm push of air. if there is any limited slick spot, they shouldn' t be lasting watching those showers lived to too hefty.

the same is true again this time around. bernie sanders could win iowa if you see younger voters turn out in force, in the same way they did in 2008 for then-senator barack obama, who won that group by a margin of about 4 to 1. those are the stakes. all eyes on the ground game right now. >> at least all of the candidates can be united on that front. turnout, turnout, turnout. thank you, kristin welker in des moines. >>> donald trump has reclaimed the lead in "the des moines register"/bloombergs politics poll. donald trump at 28%, ted cruz at 23%. marco rubio and ben carson are the only others in double digits. let's go to kerry sanders from council bluffs, iowa. what do iowans overall say about candidate trump? >> reporter: well, the supporters for donald trump say that they like him because he is not a politician. he's not been in office before. they like the idea of him being an outsider and somebody who is just plain different. the real question here, as we head very close into the caucuses are those people who are so voca

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this is the timing of the snow. very critical to our snow amounts, the evening commute, obviously, and this is what we've been getting updates on. 9:00 a.m. friday, tomorrow, the morning commute fine. you will be just fine. it will be dry outside and then look as we go into the evening. a very close call here with delaware. so this is 6:00 p.m. friday. that snow will be in sussex county by then so you want to stay here in tune with nbc 10 because in the morning tomorrow we'll have more updates on this timing and it could shift for a couple hours here. the storm may speed up or slow down so it's really kind of a close call with the evening commute in delaware. otherwise, the rest of the area seeing that coverage by noon tomorrow. so that's -- sorry, by midnight saturday, i should say. that's when we'll see more snow coverage across new jersey, delaware, even areas north and west through philadelphia, this is accumulating snow and look what happened saturday, 6:00 in the morning. a lot of these dark purple shadings, t

for those of you getting ready to have to knock out 11 minutes that is the drive timeto the 101 split looking good 17680 all checked in trouble-free for the south bay. >>mark: in hopes that the images will help predict what the future coastline's look like the conservancy launched the phones and drones allowing a mass the group was working with private companies such cell anemia where the past the strong storms will seniors instead of emergency declared of percent of the city made a declaration on friday night because of the recent storms. >>darya: city workers trying to prevent high surf from eroding more property they're putting folders out to put zero times with the more permanent solution to decide whether to of the sick and from the declaration of emergency in meetings tonight the movie business has a long way to go when it comes to diversity the best actor nominees and the associated press the hollywood must do " much much more to reflect the audiences who watch movies ever sit dominated the conversation around the academy awards today where 15th with the nominat

we will pinpoint the timing and placement. plenty of sunshine through the middle earth part of the week see. you with more weather at 6:30. >> new year's eve. two suspects were arrested. >> look at this a dangerous drive all caught on camera. a massachusetts man capture the moment a sheet of ice went flying off the top of another car and smashed into his windshield. >> this is wild. driver spoke with lisa molar about the ride. >> my thought it was it's going to hit the car in front of me and i will go on with my day. >> reporter: as the rock hard sheet catapulted through the air towards his car he couldn't imagine this. now look again. it felt like slow-motion but took just seconds for the block of ice and snow to slip off the of him and torpedo into his windshield. >> kind of a flash and i remember look up from the windshield and watching it come straight at me. >> reporter: thankfully cody was unharmed as he calmly drove to the side of the road.but it's not what the new hampshire man expected as he made a routine drive to wor

all the time. >> what kept you from doing that? >> well, we run our company on a set of values, love, commitment, tradition of another with respect. and when we design the product, we make decisions based on those values and we couldn't figure out how we could consciously make loans based on that criteria in the community and allow the customers to take the products when we knew if anything changed in their economic situation or in the economy in general that >> because you saw these other company, again seemingly doing so well, how much pressure was it on you as the first in that seat? >> well, i think we alienor thing to do. as a management team. and so we never really gave it a second thought although to watch the market share go from 25% down to single digits was right here. >> could it happen again? could the foreclosure crisis happen again with the regulation that's out there? with all the eye balls on what's happening now? >> well, it could but the likelihood is probably pretty slim. and the reason for that being is most of t

the smoke, 25 times the tar, 2.5 times the nicotine and 10 times the carbon monoxide as smoking a cigarette.bridge/31:08 "even though the study isdamning, it does broadstroke a bit." sot/17:05 "no nicotine, no tar. it shows on all boxes." habibi cafe owner johnny algonid doesnt discredit the study, but says he finds it hard to believe hookah is more toxic.sot/17:50 "the flavor is fruit mixed with tobacco, but this tobacco has no nicotiti and if it does it has zero point zero five percent."we looked at the labels to find out what's in hookah. turns out, only four ingredients: tobacco, molasses, glycerin and flavor.people we spoke to were surprised by the study, but say the results shouldn't be taken out of context. sot/26:10 "this is something i do very rarely, so no, it doesn't affect me."scientists acknowledge that it's diffffult to compare the two forms of smoking and draw a the greater risk because people smoke in different ways. in the meantime, scientists warn, as with everything in life, it's buyer beware. we checked the c-d-c's website to see what it had to say about hook

the culver's butterburger. welcome to delicious! through this time. we are tracking the potential of a light rain/snow mix wednesday afternoon into thursday. there is a little better chance of for of snow at ttis point and continue into saturday as the big story for the weekend and early next week is the cold. this will be the coldest air of the season with highs near 10 and lows below zero for the first time this season.the weather remains dry through wednesday morning. temperatures will be near normal to slightly above normal through this time. we are tracking the potential of a light rain/snow mix wednesday afternoon into thursday. there is a little better chance of rainnsnow friday. friday night turns cooer and any precipitation would be in the for of snow at this point and continue into saturday as the storm tracks away from iowa. the big story for e weekend and early next week is the cold. this will be the coldest air of the season with highs near 10 and lows below zero for the first time this season.the weather remains dry throug wednesday morni

their son was headed home for a family dinner at the time. jodi hernandez sat down with the family. >> reporter: a distraught father describes the pain of losing his son. 20-year-old carlos was shot and killed on a b.a.r.t. train nine days ago. his parents say the antioch man was on his way to their house in san francisco for dinner when he was shot in west oakland. he was supposed to come at about 8:00, but he never made it and never called, said his mother. the victim's parents say they didn't learn their son was killed until last thursday. they say b.a.r.t. police told them he and the suspect had bumped each other, police showed them photos of the suspect glaring at their son. the victim's mother says detectives told her the man pushed her son at the entrance and it seems they had an argument during the ride. she also hopes for an arrest. the family tells us their son moved to the u.s. from honduras because they thought he would be safer here. now his children, including his 10 month old daughter, have lost their father. and they're without

emil goldfus at the time bought some spectrograph film. 'm from rochester, new york, and eastman kodak is there. and they said let the kid ask the question to show he bought spectrographic film. it's used in astronomy and for spying. it's in the november article of "life" magazine. it's a superb article that describes the trial. but judge byers said, what's that got to do with this defendant? because i haven't put on any proof as to who emil goldfus was, and it was this defendant. so the key lawyer on the case, kevin moroni is pulling on my shirttail, saying tell him it's subject to connection and we're going to put some more proof in. so i learned too. i'll never forget, judge byers was tough on me and he was equally tough on moroni when we had to try to explain what we now understood what this code said and using hayhanen's personal code that he had been given in moscow, and now we find that that is an incredibly complex code that only the people with the highest mathematical skills can really understand.

people talk about this all the time. don't think there's anything wrong with people breast feeding in public. i know when i did it i put up a blanket because i didn't want the girls to be exposed, but -- > the girls. that's what they call them, you know. >> i worked with shawn the whole time through pretty much most of your pregnancies. you did it, you were there, but there was always something that gave you a little bit of privacy. >> i don't think -- i also nursed my babies and i was always very discrete and i covered myself up. i see that there's a big push for this, but this has been around forever and it doesn't have to turn into this much it's on social media now. the pictures that sandy hook elementary school ' posted. when i lay in my tempur pedic contour then i slowly feel it start to kind of wrap itself around me. my mind just kind of goes blank. then the next thing i know it's morning. with tempur-flex you've got the spring and bounce of a traditional mattress then it also adjusts to my body. my cloud feels so

i've got a bunch of vws and this one i think about all the time. i think it's long gone. >> jimmy: nobody responded? >> i've tried and tried. >> jimmy: how would they know? they look pretty similar. yeah? >> well, because i know that the license plate -- >> jimmy: the license plate, you think it stayed? i see. >> stayed the same, yeah. i think it rusted away and it's gone, sadly. >> jimmy: and this bottle of champagne, was there for or for christening? >> it was a christening. i was 16 years old. and i'd washed -- i was a dishwasher -- i went to school, i was educated, almost. i went to -- washed dishes in a hotel from the age of 14 to save up to buy a car. at 16 i found this one for 500 kid in aberdeen. dad. you know, we drove it back. >> jimmy: isn't it the best when you save up for something and then you buy it? it's really much better than it just being handed to you. >> yeah, i know. i really valued it and i loved it very much. i wasn't able to drive it for young. in britain you can't drive till you're 17. >> jimmy: wow. >> i did drive. i did t

live in for the first time. ardo: for us as actors, a lot of us had to adjust to the process of finding our performance within very specific shot structures. it became something entirely different. it became a completely unique process for all of us. live theater every single day. the attention of having to achieve that hour and a half every single day is infused into the actual movie. you feel that tension. charlie: you feel that in the performance. leonardo: yes, we were high-octane every single day. because if not, we would have to show up the next day hours and hours in these far-off locations. alejandro: next time you're in a green screen you'll be asking for snow. please, freeze the set. [laughter] charlie: just a note about the cinematographer, someone who worked with you on "bird man." alejandro: i didn't like him. [laughter] no, he is a brother and a true artist. light. master of he is a partner, partner in crime, visionary, sensitive artist, like nobody else. we share this kind of excitement of this per

that was earlier in the time period. inches. all around the boston area, you can see the differences between anywhere from 3-7 inches of snow in south boston. you get farther to the north and you're at about one inch of snow in north reading. some spots. along the cape cod area as well as nantucket and the vineyard, but eventually it will pull off. it should do so in the next hour or two. then we'll see high pressure build in which means we should kick out these clouds too. and see more sunshine as we head through the afternoon. that sunshine should help to melt that snow especially the farther south and east you go. so once we get towards 2:00, notice we're clearing the clouds out of here. it will be a mostly sunny day. it's going to be a cold day though. you notice that the temperatures starting out in the teens. but we are warming up into the lower 30's today. but again we have a lot of wind out there. so this morning, it's feeling more like the single digits in most locations. so if you're headed out the door right now, make

as you head out the door. drive times for i-4, westbound from lake mary boulevard to colonial drive, that will take you roughly 15 minutes or so. then if you are going eastbound from the turnpike to 408, that's more like five minutes. >> still ahead, a major shakeup for a popular fast-food chain. >> why they are closing stores nation-wide. that story is just ahead. plus, back street boy nick carter is back out on the streets after an arrest in south florida. the new details we have learned about the dust up that landed him mind bars. we'll explain. last night's republican debate why donald trump is channeling his attack to ted cruz. we are getting results for edgewood, oviedo and all of >> parts of central florida are off to a soggy start this morning. in the next few hours, the rain could turn into severe storms. that includes the risk of tornadoes. troy bridges will be back in less than four minutes pinpointing the timing of those storms and our severe weather threat. don't forget, when you are on the go, you can get we