here's a live look at nasa t-v right now...in the next few hours...british astronaut tim peake and american astronaut tim kopra are teaming up for a walk outside the international space station. station.the two astronautsarr ived at the orbiting lab in december.they are scheduled to venture outside the station just before 8 oclock this

in a prerecorded message, major tim peake wished "everybody on our beautiful planet earth" a happy and healthy 2016. s/major tim peake/ british astronaut :13 "i would like to wish everybody on our beautiful planet earth a very fun new year's eve and healthy 2016. happy new the 43-year-old former army helicopter pilot is astronaut and the first briton to visit the space statio the rose bowl parade and rose bowl game are happening later this morning in pasadena california.. officials have ramped up security as they prepare for the estimated crowd of 700-thousand. folks were already lining up along the parade thursday ... staking out the best spots to see the floats. pasadena police will have the assistance of the f-b-i and homeland security ... and there will be plenty of undercover officers in the crowd. the city's police chief explained some of the additional measures that have been put in place. "we're enhancing technologies, so there'll be cameras that are up and down the parade route. those are monitored 24/7 by law enforcement officials. we have more than two dozen k-9 bomb detecti

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esa astronaut tim peake has just become 1st british citizen to walk in space during a spacewalk to fix part of the international space station. you're taking a live look at listen to this... we now have the first british citizen to ever walk in space. esa astronaut tim peake has just become 1st british citizen to walk in space during a spacewalk to fix part of the international space station. you're taking a live look at the camera they have set up there on the iss pretty exciting -- happening right now and that's the latest into our breaking news center lots of people sending well wishes to celine dion after the husband. rene angelil died after a long battle with cancer. the couple was married for 21 years and had three children together. angelil was dion's longtime manager and helped strike the deal that led to celine's residency at the caesar's palace 13 years ago. "i think rene bringing celine to the colliseum at caesars was the beginning of the superstar." dion's concerts were cancelled for the weekend. she is expected to return in late february. we're getting another look at back

today - tim peak became the first british astronaut to perform a spacewalk. peake and u-s army colonel tim kopra went on a six-and a half hour spacewalk outside the international space station. the two worked on a voltage repair which has been out of service since last year. and while on their walk-- the astronauts snapped this photo of hurricane alex from space. what a neat view of that system. 108 years of birthdays. a kindergarten class does there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. on the military watch-- the coast guard is searching for 12 people -- after two military choppers collided in hawaii. a marine corps spokesman says two ch-53 helicopters are the crash happened off the north shore of oahu late last night. witnesses in the area reported hearing a loud boom over the water and saw a big flare in the sky. officials say searchers have spotted a fire and a debris field, including an empty life raft. the virginia beach crime solvers: are taking action to honor officers and others who have helped make the community safer. their

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view international space station. the natural light happens when a burst of the sun )s gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind. that stream of energy hits the earth s atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! you can see the polar lights from the ground... but it )s a very different from new york all the way to what you )re seeing here -- a way. meteorologist myles henderson is moments away bring us. new details-- york county police say they arrested a man after he robbed a walgreen )s pharmacy in yorktown. it happened yesterday on route 17. officials say they quickly caught the robber-- but right now they are not sure if other drug stores in the area. and in virginia beach-- police are looking for the person that pharmacy there. it happened yesterday morning just after 10 on pacific avenue. officials say the man you see here walked into the store-- threatened employees-- and demanded drugs. once the robber got the drugs-- he took off. no one was hurt. if you know anything about this guy-- take action and call the

the walk by european space agency astronaut tim peake and u-s astronaut tim kopra was about six hours. had to be cut small amount of water" in his helmet. enough time to task during the spacewalk. next, the day after one of the most heated g-o-p debates.. which candidates spent the day brtagging .. and wwho spent the day licking their wounds. new information about the problems with people getting sick from eating and what's being on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she'll get the job done for us. leston, south carolina last night, the 2016 republican presidential candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard. and with just a few weeks to go until the first votes are cast in iowa and new hampshire.. the gloves

in a prerecorded message, major tim peake wished "everybody on our beautiful planet earth" a happy and healthy 2016. >> i would like to wish everybody on our beautiful planet earth a very fun new year's eve and a happy, healthy 2016. happy new year. allyson: the 43-year-old former army helicopter pilot is britain's first publicly funded astronaut. he is the the first britain to visit the space station. headlines now. in dubai, a high-rise building caught fire on new year's eve. but the city let the fireworks fly nonetheless. the fire engulfed the 63-story downtown highrise. it's a hotel and apartment building called the address. officials say 14 people suffered minor injuries. about 15 minutes before midnight, large explosions were heard from inside the building. what caused those and the fire is still unclear. paris canceled its usual new year's fireworks display. but crowds turned out for festivities amid heightened security. across the channel, big ben tolled the midnight hour. london had tight security, but held a big fireworks celebration along the thames river. rio de janeiro hel

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and lights it up. peake called their view of the aurora "magical." jeff is back with another check of your forecast. tonight: mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. windy, with a south wind 15 to 20 mph increasing to 25 to 30 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 45 mph. >>> we have breaking news tonight. bracing for impact. states of emergency. blizzard warnings already in effect. more than two feet of snow icy roads already leading to

doug: american astronaut timothy kopra and his british partner tim peake on an extra-vehicular repair mission, when kopra noticed a cooling loop in his spacesuit was leaking. >> try to drink it and note the taste. doug: that small amount of water-prompting mission-control to end the pair' s five hour spacewalk early. >> open up your checklist to page 7, we are in a terminate case. doug: fearing a repeat of this 2013 mission, which almost saw italian iss engineer luca parmitano drown when two quarts of water flooded his helmet during a spacewalk. >> luca went out twice and the first time he went out he had water in his helmet then and i don' t think we quite handled it the right way. doug: according to nasa, kopra director brought the duo back in as a precaution. today, the veteran astronaut safe on board the station, and surely waiting to collect on this promise from houston. >> that' s perfect. we' ll buy you a drink, a soda when you get home. doug: wcvb newscenter 5. pam: glad it turned out well. reid: we are dealing with our own precipitation issues. mike: some people it was just t

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared this video online from space. the light show happens when a solar wind hits the earth's atmosphere. jenna: still to come... folks on the east coast are preparing for a potentially record breaking snow storm, we'll have more after the break. fred: (fred) we'll get a dusting to 1/2" of snow tonight, then we're looking forward to a warmer weekend. there could be more snow monday! your forecast is next. " " culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligawhole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. dad: spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! breaking. meteorologists say some areas around washington, d.c. could end up buried under two feet of snow. dianne gallagher brings us more " " from the north... (mayor william de

tim peake and nasa astronaut tim kopra spent time outside the international space station today to fix a broken component. this video is always amazing to me. they are literally outside working in space. peake' s achievement is based on a technicality. there was another british-american astronaut who completed a spacewalk, but he was wearing an american flag at the time. group. phil: normally, i would say whatever. whatever you are wearing. i understand. in your health tonight -- a girls. j.c.: up next, the dangerous messages lurking online that are influencing a specific age group. phil: sean penn breaking his interview with el chapo. you can see the picture. the reason why he' s calling it a failure tonight. j.c.: he made the phrase dorian strong go viral and now people are working to make this little boys other dream come tr fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. r you'd see how often

astronaut tim peake became the first british citizen to walk in space under his country's flag.e today the only brit to walk in space had dual citizenship and were members of nasa. so it successfully replaced a piece of equipment that regulates power from the solar panels. the equipment failed two months ago and that cut a power by the eighth. so the astronauts had to complete the repair in darkness to panels would not collect electricity from the sun. they only had 31 minutes to get it done. they had to complete the repairs before the sun came back in view. no pressure whatsoever. only 31 minutes. the astronauts completed other tasks, though, including installing cables for new docking ports. for tim peake, astronaut we mentioned he received well wishers on twitter from the british prime minister and paul mccartney. how about that? jonathan: nice. name-dropper. thanks. astronomers found the brightest super nova ever discovered. the exploding star that shines with incredible luminosity. this particular super nova is nearly 4 billion lightyears from earth. so it's not down the bl

. >> reporter: american astronaut timothy kopra and his british partner tim peake on an extra vehicular repair mission when kopra noticed a cooling loop in his space suit was leaking. > if there's any way to get a temperature of the water, i don't know try to drink it and note the taste. >> water's cold. >> reporter: that small amount of water prompting mission control to end the pair's five-hour space walk early. >> start opening your cuff checklist to page 7. we are going to terminate case. >> fearing a repeat of this 2013 mission which almost saw italian iss engineer luca par m.i.t. ano drown when half a gallon of water flooded his helmet during a space walk. > it is wet. >> luca went out twice. the first time he went out, he had water in his helmet then. and i don't think we quite hammed it the right way. >> reporter: according to nasa, he was never in that degree of danger saying the flight director brought the duo back in as a precaution. the veteran astronaut safe on board the station and surely waiting to collect on this promise from houston. >> that was perfect. we'll buy you a

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! a minnesota college hockey player gets creative by using his love for ice .. and a recent cold snap. multi-colored igloo. mitch fritz says it took him it. he said he bought 500 bread tins and froze each brick inside -- at the same time -- with some food coloring. he said it was a fun project to complete and a way to pass the time. when we come back....how one college student came up with an idea to help put kids in the especially for kids. but one college student came up with a way to help put them at ease. it all has to do with turning their i-v bags into a source for superpowers. stacey sager reports. << (cathy dunn, staten island university hospital) "so when we put super sam on your iv, his superpowers come into you and make you all better." s

speaking of starmen, astronaut tim peake took a walk friday outside the international space station and decide why not take a selfie? it's one way to remember his first time floating in space. peake's spacewalk was the first from an astronaut from england. cuteness. >> axelrod: we close tonight at the national zoo in washington where what may have seemed like any other day to a panned bear was anything but for panda people. >> welcome! woo! >> axelrod: five months after he was born, the wait was finally over. >> oh! >> he's really cute. >> he's about the same size as my granddaughter. >> axelrod: and panda lovers got to see the washington zoo's newest cub, bei bei, live for the first time. >> he's little, isn't he? >> he's just a fluffball. >> axelrod: the black and white fluffball has grown dramatically since he arrived in late august and is now more than 20 pound. >> are those going to be smaller, do you know? >> axelrod: already a heavyweight, however, when it comes to pletion the crowds. >> yay! >> axelrod: panda lovers have been watching bei bei's grow via to his first exam and to

british astronaut tim peake recently shared his breathtaking view of the northern lights from space. peake took the photo while on board the international space station and posted it on his facebook page last week. the light display occurs when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind... which hits the earth's atmosphere and creates the incredible sight. peake called his view of the aurora "magical." your 90 minutes of news continues right now. tonight: scattered showers with a few wet snowflakes possible in the new river valley late as colder air moves in behind a cold front. lows drop into the upper 20s n&w to upper 30s for southside. wednesday: morning clouds give way to some sunny breaks by the afternoon. highs around 40. wednesday night: partly cloudy and cold with temperatures back into the low to mid 20s. black ice is once again likely. rebecca jones / treasurer it's dangerous especially the work we do in this office now at six... the new measure put in place that gives bedford county employees the extra protection they say they need. sarah woodruff, sch

but there are ways to fight finally here at 5 - british astronaut tim peake recently shared his breathtaking view of the northern lights from space. peake took the photo while on board the international space station last week-- and posted it on his facebook page. the light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field caused a solar wind, which hits the earth's atmosphere and creates the incredible sight. peake called his view, "magical". stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! no heat -- no hot water. why some residents of lincoln military -- on one of the coldest weekends of the year. plus - a man is behind bars tonight in elizabeth city after police say he tried to force a woman to give him money -- then hurt her when she refused. and - one week to go until the first votes are casts in the 20-16 presidential election. what we can expect to hear from democatic hopeful as they make their final pitches in iowa. temperatures were wamer today - we've seen a lot of melting snow. that means roads are wet and slushy and there could be some re-freezing overnight.

british astronaut tim peakes sent condolences from out out- - outer space. >>> kanye west hailed david bowie as one of his most important inspirations. in a tribute to the singer on twitter he says bowie was "so fearless, so creative, he gave british rocker billy idol also took to twitter says he was brought to tears adding "rest in peace." >>> we're also following breaking news, investigate investigators on the scene of a possible case of road rage overnight in temple terrace. >> they believe it may have ended in gunfire. abc action news reporter corey dierdorff joins us from fowler avenue near i-75 with a lot more on how this happened -- excuse me, it's adam winer. adam? >> reporter: that's right. you can see behind me this vehicle involved, i want to show you the tow truck that is just pulling up to clear this out of the way. janelle mentioned that traffic tie-up in this area. that hopefully will be cleared up shortly. this is not your typical smalltime traffic accident. it appears that temple terrace police have been out here investigating what they believe was a possible road rage

ever since tim peak blasted off his adventures have been trolled all. he is doing it again. >> we're going to get up packet -- a packet of these space seeds and we are going to do some experiments here in school. he is asking schoolchildren to help with one of his scientific experiments. >> these are very special space seeds which are ready for our special mission. up at thepacking them end of the mission and sending them back down to earth. when they arrived they will be sent out to thousands of schools to grow alongside the seeds that have not been out there as part of our special experiment. they have the rocket seeds instead of the stem going up it will go to down and roots will instead. that is what i am thinking. >> i have been watching virtually every broadcast and i am excited and my aim is to be like him. >> all the schools will be involved. the pupils and stafford are among children from 10,000 schools expected to help tim and his project. the experiment could ultimately help scientists develop crops that astronauts could grow on the internati

he found water in his helmet as he and his fellow astronaut tim peake noticed water in his helmet. they were both forced back inside. our government are doing what they need to do in order to protect their citizens. i don't think this state is going to take this and appropriate manner until we're dragging dead bodies out of buildings >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. this special edition of america tonight. just off the coast of the pacific north-west lies a potential killer, a 700 million long geological fault line called the kerr cascadiasubducti, on zone. the big one. it lies far out to sea. hidden beneath the waves. the waiting earthquake. >> i try and look as it could happen any day >>> this man is a regional manager for the federal emergency management agency in the pacific north-west. one of these earthquakes could be a monster. >> i think people are just not mentally or physically prepared to think about how bad something that large can be. >> the earthquake is supposed to be about a 9.0, maybe 9.1 earthquake which is going to rock and roll everything around here for

speaking of starmen, astronaut tim peake took a walk friday outside the international space station andecide why not take a selfie? it's one way to remember his first time floating in space. peake's spacewalk was the first from an astronaut from england. coming up, we'll pander to those for a desire for some serious cuteness. >> axelrod: we close tonight at the national zoo in washington where what may have seemed like any other day to a panned bear was anything but for panda people. >> welcome! woo! >> axelrod: five months after he was born, the wait was finally over. >> oh! >> he's really cute. >> he's about the same size as my granddaughter. >> axelrod: and panda lovers got to see the washington zoo's newest cub, bei bei, live for the first time. >> he's little, isn't he? >> he's just a fluffball. >> axelrod: the black and white fluffball has grown dramatically since he arrived in late august and is now more than 20 pound. >> are those going to be smaller, do you know? >> axelrod: already a heavyweight, however, when it comes to pletion the crowds. >> yay! >> axelrod: panda lovers ha

. >>> british astronaut tim peak shared his view of the northern lights from space. >> he took this photo while on board the international space station and posted it on his facebook page. the light display occurs when a burst of the sun's magnetic field causes a solar wind which hits the earth's atmosphere and creates this incredible sought. he called his view magical. >>> still ahead -- historic journey. a group of women row across the >> why they are happy to be on solid ground and what dangers they encountered while they were on their journey. switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. do you? feel like a hollywood insider with prism tv from centurylink. i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked.

whenever he posts something. new video now at noon.british astronaut tim peake and american astronaut tim kopra are teamed up to walk outside the international space station this morning. morning.here's our first look at their discovery trip.the two astronauts arrived at the orbiting lab in december. a teen busting bad drivers.his invention and how he's been testing it for months on his own. flames before flying.the new video showing a hoverboard on fire...why the owner says it how many times have you driven on the interstate.. and someone either cut you off..or is driving like a crazy person? person?one teen is trying to make drivers more aware about how their driving, affects others.the texas teenager is using a dash cam recorder to catch sloppy driving, and posting it on the internet for his whole town to see.the 19-year-old has recorded his experiences for the last 10 months, and then posted it on a youtube channel.he insists he's not trying to shame drivers... and it's not just other drivers that he's calling out.he also captured himself rear ending another driver. marc mckennon/

today, scott kelly and tim peak shared this unique view of the northern lights. that is amazing this. happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field cause as a solar wind which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. st. thomas re -- the earth's atmosphere, it causes this light show. >>> as we leave you this afternoon, there are some gorgeous pictures that are coming out of the mountains of western north carolina today. >> the area received a couple of inches of snow yesterday and overnight and now they are bracing for more snowfall tomorrow. these pictures are from the highlands. >> the water falls. >> beautiful. >> it is. >> and with the blue sky, it is kind of -- you wouldn't expect the sky to be blue with all that snow around. it is the day after. >> all right. >> thank you for joining us. this local breaking news continues in two and a half minutes on wral. eeloortrds..at&teetsd rnr high fo otha onon oneil ow a gllrdrom &tcaswod oh, ye.am a finely-tuned machine. bonjour! oh, hello. u a nd of charlie's? i'm his brother... so no. , y sa "el whsa

american tip copra and tim peak out of the britain will be trying to repair a broken voltage regulator. that will take them about six hours. so it's a good long walk today. >> it's fascinating that we can watch this live. >> once they get outside the iss, the pictures are >> i could watch it all day long. >> we will be watching. >>> well, it is now 5:46. let's check in with marty and amelia. >> we have been talking a little bit about this football game on sunday. still looks like it's gonna be good. a little windy. flurry activity in the foothills. 20s and 30s around here. it's pretty windy on the west side of town. i anticipate the wind will slow down in and near the foothills. however, this evening note that northeast wind developing here after 4:00. that's gonna help kick off a few light snow showers in the area. that's locally, anyway. we are not gonna get out of the 30s here today. it's already snowing moderately through the central and southwestern mountains colorado. >>> if you get out on your drive today and see one of these stickers up on somebody's car, give them the thumbs u

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared online their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind, which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. you can see the polar lights from the ground, but it's a very different view than what the astronauts witnessed. peake called their view of the aurora magical. chris: it is peter paul. you? allyson: -- chris: it is beautiful. allyson: i did not understand, did you? chris: we got it all. allyson: coming up, we'll have a live look at the stock market after a big fall yesterday on wall street. coming up later this afternoon on "ellen," chelsea handler and gina rodriguez stop by. by wyff news 4 at 5:00. allyson: taking a look at money the dow jones, nasdaq and s&p 500 all up. those numbers on wall street, just hours after a dramatic drop pushed the stock market to its , lowest level in nearly two years wednesday. the dow jones industrial average was down more than 500 points at one point during the day. the plunge was tie

he found water in his helmet as he and his fellow astronaut tim peake noticed water in his helmet.they were both forced back inside. our government are doing what they need to do in order to protect their citizens. i don't think this state is going to take this and appropriate manner until we're dragging dead bodies out of buildings >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. this special edition of america

tim peake shared a video on himself on facebook explaining what he says is one of the most frequently asked questions about his job. the video is titled how to use the loo in space. it really is quite simple. here's the tube you pee in. take the cap off. going down the pipe. and also for number 2, the airflow does the same thing. simple as that. take the cap off, turn on the suction fan and do the business. simple as that, peake says. and now you know. peake is living on the international space station as part of a six-month mission for the european space agency. kentucky has the bourbon trail and a trail of its own. you can now travel the donut trail in butler county. the butler county donut trail highlights small, family-run donut shops and invites visitors to explore butler county through donuts. you can navigate your journey through the nine shops with the donut trail map and passport. some of the wild donuts you'll encounter. the fruity pepples donut from kelly's bakery or the banana pudding donut from martin's donuts. visitors conquer all the stops and document it on their passp

british astronaut tim peak tweeting from the international space station saying he was an inspiration >> so many people leaving tributes to david bowie on the ktvu facebook page today. we have much more on his life and what we're learning about his death. we hope you join the conversation at ktvu on facebook. >>> here at home police are searching for a man accused of a deadly shooting on a bart train over the weekend. this happened as the train pulled into the west oakland part station saturday night before 8:00. witnesses say the gunman shot the victim several times and got off the train. as you can imagine, people on board the train started it panic. some thought it was a possible terrorist attack. >> there was two caps and everybody got down. there was a possibility of feeling maybe a mass shooting. >> i saw people running. screaming. >> there was a man who went in front of the train to block the train because a lot of people were like so shaken up and scared. >> some good samaritans stopped to help the victim. witnesses say that there is surveillance video. that information comes

astronaut scott kelly and tim peak shared their view of the aurora bore al yis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. the stream hits the earth's atmosphere and there you go, the lights. you can see the polar lights from the ground but it is a very different view than what the astronauts witnessed. so this is quite a sight. for dangerous and difficult driving around d.c. overnight. this comes ahead of a serious snowstorm forecast for the mid-atlantic in the next few days. tens of millions of east coast residents could be a system. the national weather service said 12 to 24 inches of snow could fall in the d.c. metro area by saturday evening. >> reed: it's time to come home and get a look at our local forecast. >> marie: the sun is out and maybe even a nice day at the park. that's how it was at my home. news 3 is your weather authority. here's chloe beardsley with more. >> chloe: things are pretty calm right now. but we're going to see

tim peak and timothy copra were to replace an electric box. peak made history by being the first british astronaut to complete a space walk. while the breakdown didn't cause much damage nasa wanted the power fixed quickly. the men must work in complete darkness to prevent being shocked. making this mission so much more amazing. nasa's solar dynamics it's what they're called a solar eruption. it happened in december when a dark solar filament, one of the dark lines or curves you see above the sun's surface, became unstable. the eruption caused a cascade of magnetic solar arches. you can see the movement in the upper right of the video. the images were taken in extreme ultra-violet wavelengths. the light is usually invisible to our eyes but here it's colored in bronze. >> reed: a teenage boy died and two others hospitalize and err they had to be pulled from an icy colorado pond. a person saw the boys and called for help. the first officer was able to pull one of the boys out using a broken branch. fire crews were able to pull the second teen out

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake took it from the international space station. kurtis: cloud cover up there -- you could glide up to the polls. hopefully we will have that head through the remainder of the winter here. i am not expecting any activity tonight. 22 degrees, wind chill, 15. there is a little light snow. it is not tremendous. northwest -- north of highway 20 right now. most locations are probably going to see anywhere from .25 two as much as .5 inches. dips down to the south. probably just see some flurries here. hanging around 6:00 a.m., mostly cloudy at 9:00 a.m.. 20 degrees, a little bit of a north wind tomorrow. 23 degrees. tomorrow because of the increase will be cooler, 26 at 3:00 p.m.. 6:00 p.m. temperature, 21 degrees. look at all of this rain and snow -- and snow in arkansas. that whole area is blizzard warnings. here we just have this little bit of snow. it will be out tomorrow. travel from minneapolis to kansas city is ok. it should be fine to travel to the west. some light snow showers in chicago and detroit. anywhere off to the east and

earth.astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station.the natural light display happens when a solar wind from the sun hits earth's magnetic field.one of the astronauts called their view of the aurora "magical." let's turn to your forecast now with a live look from skycam 9. 9.i'm joined now by kicking off tomorrow: the cincinnati hunting and fishing convention center this weekend. it's taking place inside the travel, sport, and boat show. joining us now is steve barger from barger nature photography.. you'll be out at the show this weekend. - what's the show?- steve, you're a nature photrographer ... do you have any tips for people who want to capture nature's you offer a photography seminar ... what other kinds of seminars are there?- any fun for the kids? kids? a look out over the city from the nine on your side skycam. we'll have a final check of the nine first warning later today on the now cincinnati, who doesn't like getting a hug!? see people across the country "embracing" national 'hug day'! day'!lower oil prices.

british astronaut tim peake tweeting from the international space station... saying that he was an inspiration to many. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. we are going to ride the wave of cold to warm temperatures the next several days. highs tomorrow will be back in the teens. warmer temps near 40 degrees will hit by thursday. the weekend starts off with a slight chance for snow...and colder temperatures. much colder air returns sunday we are going to ride the wave of next several days. highs tomorrow will be back in the teens. warmer temps near 40 degrees will hit by thursday. the weekend starts off with a slight chance for snow...and colder returns sunday cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. m

tim peak work outside the international space station replacing a broken component.was joined by an american astronaut and they're space walk lasted six and a half hours. and now to another great picture from space. this a look at hurricane alex which reached hurricane strength yesterday morning. it has since weaken to tropical storm. now, alex was a rare january hurricane in the atlantic. the last one to form in the atlantic in january was in 1938. >> i've been watching this situation i'm sure. >> yes. not a threat to the us but such a rare formation of a storm. only the form time in about 165 years we've hurricane form in january. just more crazy weather and right now we're dealing with kind of tropical like conditions. heavy rain moving through the area but of course we're thankful we had the warmer weather and that this is not snow. storm scan3 packed in right now. heavy precipitation start to go build across parts of southern new jersey and delaware as well. those heavy bands of rainfall continuing to lift off to the north and we'll see some of heavier rain star

tim peak work outside the international space station replacing a broken component.e was joined by an american astronaut and they're space walk lasted six and a half hours. and now to another great picture from space. this a look at hurricane alex which reached hurricane strength yesterday morning. it has since weaken to tropical storm. now, alex was a rare january hurricane in the atlantic. the last one to form in the atlantic in january was in 1938. >> i've been watching this situation i'm sure. >> yes. not a threat to the us but such a rare formation of a storm. only the form time in about 165 years we've hurricane form in january. just more crazy weather and right now we're dealing with kind of tropical like conditions. heavy rain moving through the area but of course we're thankful we had the warmer weather and that this is not snow. storm scan3 packed in right now. heavy precipitation start to go build across parts of southern new jersey and delaware as well. those heavy bands of rainfall continuing to lift off to the north and we'll see some of heavier rain st

tim peake from the european space agency, will be the first brit to walk in space. he along with tim kopra from nasa are repairing some faulty equipment on the international space station. they will also lay cable for the eventual arrival of crew vehicles. ((anchor chat)) good morning i'm cassandra jones a series of storms moving over the area between now and tuesday. the first on friday afternoon throws us some clouds with a high of 56 degrees. the second storm moves through on saturday with a few drops expected around the las vegas valley with a cooler high of 55 degrees. sunday we'll keep some clouds and actually see a high of 60 degrees. partly cloudy with a high of 62 degrees expected on monday for martin luther king day. the final storm in the series moves through on tuesday with area showers expected with up to .10" in good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes l

astronaut tim peake will be the first british person to perform a spacewalk. > back to you./// > school students designing and developing robots, for competition, in today's "what's cool at school!" ((brian loftus)) fourth-and- fifth graders at twitchell elementary are beyond busy - in full preparation mode for a robotics competition. they need to make sure their robots, or bots, are ready to perform on the big day stacy carpenter co-chair of robotics club "they started with miniscule pieces and parts, and now they have this robot, and it does things, and they've coded it - and it works....so i think they've really felt like they accomplished a lot together already." ((brian loftus)) the competition is weeks away, and the goal for the bot is to be like rolling up and down ramps, and using it's claw to pick up a ball, and make a shot collin moxley 5th grade "you have to have the right sensitivity, so you can still make precise adjustments so you're not way off on on one side of the ball or the other." ((brian loftus)) these are student ideas and designs! strategy is utilized as they iron

here's a live look at nasa t-v right now...in the next few hours...british astronaut tim peake and american astronaut tim kopra are teaming up for a walk outside the international space station. station.the two astronautsarr ived at the orbiting lab in december.they are scheduled to venture outside the station just before 8 oclock this morning.nasa tv is streaming the event live.you can find more information on our website-wcpo dot com. oscars controversy.the golden debate over color. lets check in with 9 on your side reporter, kristen swilley...she's inside duke energy center ...in the water!! water!! temperatures are mild as you head out the door today with cloudy skies. spotty showers move in afternoon 9 a.m. and will continue into the evening drive. a few snowflakes could mix in with this later tonight the oscar nominations are coming under fire this morning... for the lack of diversity among the nominees in the major categories. categories.none of the 20 acting nominees is a minority... and that has civil rights advocates calling for change. there are no minorities in the acting catego

the walk by european astronaut tim peake and u-s astronaut tim nasa said the walk had to be cut short because of "a small amount of water" in kopra's helmet. the two did have enough time to complete their main task: unbolt the station's failed regulator and install its replacement. the walk made peake the first astronaut to walk in space as an official british astronaut./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the healing power of a four-legged friend. ((paul joncich)) how a children's crisis center is recruiting a special dog to help some kids get through tough times./// at 4. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > kids are getting some much needed love from a 4 legged friend! that's what's happening at the children's center in saint louis. the staff has recruited the help of reka, the do to help kids as they recover from their traumatic experiences. the playful dog sits with children as investigators interview them. reka's handler says the dog helps take the edge off and creates a more playful environment for kids to open up: (((amy/reka's handler) "kids come into a place and are about to describe the horr

adam: the walk by european space agency astronaut tim peake and u.s. astronaut tim kopra was supposed to last about six hours. nasa said the walk had to be cut water in kopra' s helmet. however, they did have enough time to complete their main task to unbolt the station' s failed regulator and install its replacement. take a look at this image tweeted from astronaut scott kelly today. you are looking at the first ever flower grown in space. it is a part of his "year in space" collection. hayley: this is how the day was we started with clouds and freezing fog even drizzle. then rain and snow. you can see it piling up. in new england style, we breakout and see sunshine in the afternoon. we thought everything today in the portsmouth area, including a couple of inches of snowfall to the north of portsmouth. in barrington, you got four inches. greenland, 2.8. concord a measly .9 inches. the same thing was true in manchester, national, and salem. anything we got melted. barely a dusting in most locations. up north, there are still snow showers in the higher e

astronaut tim peake of the european space agency became the first official british spacewalker. he joined nasa's timothy kopra on a spacewalk-- to repair a power outage to the international space station. the pair had just 31- minutes to repair the station's electrical system ... in complete darkness. it was cut short when a water bubble appeared inside an astronaut's helmet. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we have a slight chance of a few drops around noon than that we have a nice weekend with cloudy skies and highs at 55 saturday, 60 sunday. we'll continue with the cloudy skies and a high of 63 on monday. the next chance of showers will be on tuesday evening, overnight and for the first half of wednesday. other than south breezes on tuesday, there's no significant wind ahead. highs tuesday will be around 58, then 60 on wednesday. we have a slight chance of a few drops around noon on saturday. other nice weekend with cloudy skies and highs at 55 saturday, 60 sunday. we'll continue with the cloudy skies and chance of showers will be on tuesday evening,

astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared their view from the international space station. you can see the polar lights from the ground... but it's a very different view than what the astronauts witnessed. peake called their view of the aurora "magical." high pressure will bring dry conditions through region friday and saturday with a period of moderate to heavy snow in the sierra and a mix of rain and snow for the lower valleys. early next week, drier weather returns with near average temperatures. model simulations have been fairly consistent timing the arrival of the next storm system. there are two shortwaves with this trending this morning... a big revelation from a former 'sopranos' star.. actress jamie-lynn sigler tells people magazine she has been battling multiple sclerosis for the past 15 years. she says she was diagnosed with the degenerative disease when she was 19 years old... ahead of the 'the sopranos' fourth season. she tells the magazine she wasn't emotionally prepared to reveal her condition to the public until now. the 34-year-old says her symptoms have b

astronaut tim peak on twitter saying he's saddened to hear david bowie lost his battle with cancer. his music was an inspiration to so many. so many people posting this today. lots of you sharing that image all over bowie's looks from ziggy stardust to major tom and the gobling. and angie bowie learned of his death after everybody else. she is on a tv show called celebrity big brother. the creators said they would bre >>> feels like winter, at least it looks like winter somewhere. up along skyline drive. look at the icicles there along skyline drive. you will see that as water seeps out some of the rocks, the springs there, then freezes into icicles. beautiful photo taken by jen johnson a couple days ago posted on twitter. sherry orr is on facebook and loves seeing your photos on instagram. right now, no snow on storm team 4 radar. there is some in the midwest. most of this passing to our north tomorrow. here is the hour by hour timing on that. by 3:00 in the afternoon, may see a bit of that coming into the mountains of western maryland, west virginia. then some of it breaks up and

you northern lights here's a unique view of the northern lights taken astronauts scott kelly and tim peake shared their view of the aurora borealis from the international space station. the natural light display happens when a burst of the sun's gas and magnetic field causes a solar wind-- which is the stream of energy specks from the sun. that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! that stream hits the earth's atmosphere... and there you go!-- lights! you can see the polar lights from the ground... but it's a very different view than what the astronauts witnessed. peake called their view of the aurora "magical." finally, here on midday-- a show of beauty in the heart of winter could be seen today on the olt river in southern romania. a flock of swans made a stop there on their way south to a more mild place for winter. you can see the swans on the river - even though beautiful - stops like some swans. such was almost the case for three swans, who were rescued thank you for watching wavy news 10 midday. log on wavy-dot-com for headlines. [dramatic music] >> rafe:

>> we know its a small amount of water and quantity of the water : kopra and his british partner tim peake on an extra-vehicular repair mission, when kopra noticed a cooling loop in his spacesuit was leaking. >> try to drink it and note the taste . doug that small amount of : water-prompting mission-control to end the pair' s five hour spacewalk early. >> open up your checklist to page 7, we are in a terminate case. doug fearing a repeat of this : 2013 mission, which almost saw italian iss engineer luca parmitano drown when two quarts of water flooded his helmet during a spacewalk. first time he went out he had water in his helmet then and i don't think we quite handled it the right way. doug according to nasa, kopra : was never in that degree of danger, saying the flight as a precaution. today the veteran astronaut safe , on board the station, and surely waiting to collect on -- from houston. s perfect. we' ll buy you a drink, a soda when you get home. reid: something a little stronger, then a soda. today? the temperatures are like today. high temperature, 38 degrees. if you look to the n

from-- official british astronaut, actually working for the government, from the united kingdom, tim peake. >> stephen: does the british astronaut drive the space station on the other side of orbit? >> yeah, i guess there are things that i've recognized that he does a little bit differently. >> stephen: how do you blow off steam? are you allowed to have, maybe, a little cocktail at the end of the day or share a beer with your compatriots? >> that would be nice, but, unfortunately, that's against the rules. >> stephen: are you telling me the russians did not bring any vodka? ( laughter ). >> as far as i know, there is no vodka on the space station. >> stephen: you've become a celebrity on the internet because your instagram account showing daily pictures from space now have over 600,000 been shared countless times. you're something of the kim kardashian of the international space station. who knows what you could balance on your ass at this point? ( laughter ). >> okay. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that was answered with great discretion, scott. i salute you. scott, thank you so mu