tom browning telling fox19 now bernie stowe is a reds icon. joe morgan saying he's a big reason the big red machine won two championships. bernie passed away today at eighty- years-old. he retired in 2014 after 67-years on the job with the reds. johnny bench tonight posting this picture saying bernie is now in better hands. this tonight from reds owner bob castellini: "there is no one in the reds' family more loved - admired - and respected than bernie stowe. for almost 70 years he deeply touched the lives of our players our coaching staffs - and our front office." two of bernie's sons currently run the clubhouses at great american ball park. and - i can tell you there is still a picture of bernie next to jay bruce's locker. the reds say they will announce funeral plans on right now happy mardi gras! in ohio and indiana.. how the virus is getting attention house tonight.. plus - babies behind bars... how ohio's prison system is working to keep mothers behind bars with their children... steve chroma

former reds pitcher tom browning calls stowe a reds icon and hall of famer joe morgan credits stowe will helping the big red machine win back-to-back championships. bernie stowe was 80-years old. rob top vo now a story you'll see only on fox19 now... a local teacher is honored after his quick actions saved the life of a student. joseph dupps, a teacher at indian hill, performed the a pretzel.. last night... dupps was recognized by school board. it's a very big honor, i appreciate everything from indian hill, drew's parents, drew and being a part of this was a great experience, but i'm glad that he was safe, more than anything. that's what i did it for. the recognition was fantastic, but without it, i'd be more than happy. dupps says he wouldn't trade his job as a teacher world. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. frank joins us with a look at the day ahead. political uncertainty after the new hampshire election coverage for you this morning...more political uncertainty after the new hampshire primary. donald trump and bernie sanders both won easily. trump t

tom: brown was all smiles as she greeted her teammates. you told us when wavy news -- on wavy news 10 at 11:00. >> what the mayor told andy fox about his future. tom: a risky trend in the hands of teenagers could impact their health. the growing use of e-cigarettes and your kids. >> a look from our cam 10 shows it is all about to change. tom: an update, next. at 6:00 with tom schaad, nicole: we report state of the city speeches every year. tom: t mayor's speech, a neat thing happened. an illustration artists listen to the speech and drew a roadmap of the mayors message. >> ciber conductivity, wanting to become a broadband hub for the east coast. with that, that would be attracting businesses and industries to the region. to take advanced after the at the same time, talking about the three legs of the school. community, agriculture, and tourism. tom: sessoms also told andy fox that his decision whether to run for mayor will start next week. we just got these photos from the suffolk recycling facility. you can see, a pretty big fire there. f

frank hanrahan has more on former packers' defensive back, tom brown. >> there's been a lot written. >> reporter: there was a lot riding on the first afl-nfl world championship game. football and its future, converging at the l.a. coliseum on a january afternoon. tom brown, a university of maryland graduated, who now lives on the eastern shore, remembers. >> it was a lot of pressure on the green bay packers. because of the fact that the afl was only 10 years old. and the nfl was what? 30, 40 years old? >> reporter: y eag ole -- egos were at stake, too. despite a merger agreement. nfl and afl teams were still playing separate schedules in 1967. thus, super bowl 1 was the first time the rival league's best teams faced off against one another. >> lombardi was under tremendous pressure from the owners. called him avenue day and said, -- every day and said, you can't let this afl team beat you. >> the chiefs didn't get the memo. stood poised to spring the upset. the turning point occurred in the second half. when d.c.'s own will weed intercepted a pass and returned it 50 yards. the pack w

former reds - barry larkin, tom browning and bronso arroyo are among more than a thousand people who have paid their respects. we'll continue to follow breaking news for you right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with jeff... weather now transition winter weather advisory continues until 10am. with areas of the tri state with near 4 inches of snow on the ground and in some cases up to 5 inches the good news is the heaviest snow accumulation is now over. this morning with look at some sctd light pockets mixing in with some possible freezing drizzle but no major accumulation. temperatures starting out in the low 20s rising to near 37 degrees by day's end. this evening we look for scattered rain showers to develop into the overnight and that for some freezing overnight as temps more slick rural areas. on tuesday at times showers will linger into tuesday night mixing with snow with no major accumulation. morning. warm to near 60 if you were out on yesterday did you the roads yesterday did you do a little slippin

former reds pitcher tom browning calls stowe a reds icon and hall of famer joe morgan credits stowe will helping the big red machine win back-to-back championships. bernie stowe was 80-years old. happening today happening today.. christians around the world begin observing the 40 days of lent. our dan wells is live downtown with details on ash wednesday. many christians around the world begin observances of lent today. lent period that in the western church lasts until midnight on easter sunday. during that time, many believers will give up something, such as their favorite food or pleasurable activities. that's done in remembrance of jesus' fasting in the wilderness. another custom for christians during lent is taking up acts of charity. the observance of lent dates back to the fourth century. happening today a vigil is planned for ash support of immigrants. local community organizations will come together for a vigil today, from 12 p-m to 1 p-m, to ask the department of homeland security to stop targeting families... and to show support for local immigrants. they'll meet at the southea

joe morgan - tom browning - eric davis - paul o'neill and sean casey... and all five responded with thoughts and stories. if it sounds like i'm name dropping - i am... but... i'm name dropping for mister stowe. because typically - those text messages are ignored... not this time - not for this man. eric davis said bernie stowe is the best person he ever met in sports. i met bernie stowe plenty of times. but... and - this morning - i wish i did. i'm joe danneman and that's your morning wake up call. one university of kentucky fan took to the stands to get a message across to her boss. but the question is... did it work? u-k freshman amanda otten showed up at rupp arena tuesday, with a pink sign in hand. it reads: my boss says if i get on t-v, he will give me a raise. amanda is a receptionist at fiber-works in louisville.... our sister state, wave 3, talked with her boss for the final verdict... "she sorta entrapped me ...it was kind of a surprise. its not like shes never not asked, but she hasn't been consistantly asking for a raise. but, she'll get one."

stowe worked for the reds for 67 years before retiring in 2014. pitcher tom browning calls stowe a reds icon and hall of famer stowe will helping championships. old. thank you. we love you. lot. we're not going to started it." rob hplaz after losing in iowa...many questioned whether donald trump would live up to his big poll in new hampshire, he did....winning by more than 20 points. has to concern the other republican candidates, considering he leads big in the polls in the next two states to vote: new hampshire and south carolina... move to bam r while trump was expected to win...many people were surprised at who was in second. ohio governor john kasich gapped the rest of the competitors, to keep his campaign alive. he says it was a statement that positive campaigning can win an election. "maybe just maybe we're turning the page on a dark part of american politics because tonight, the light overcame the darkness campaigning." rob bam r the finish of marco rubio... after a strong showing in iowa, he was fifth in new hampshire. many experts are blaming the poor results, on his performan

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reds legends like barry larkin, tom browning and bronso arroyo were among the more than a thousand people who attended. the biggest show on television is back. we'll take a look at why everyone is walking dead. and lots of kids have today off school for the holiday, but you could still run into slow traffic. denise is back with a check on your morning commute. sot "now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here in the palm of your hand." live weather bump check on the roads with denise. snowfall quickly throughout the afternoon and evening on sunday making for challenging road conditions. vehicles on area traveling and additional cause difficult driving throughout the overnight hours and into the morning commute. kara wipe vo everyone is buzzing about the walking dead this morning. everyone is buzzing dead this morning. now we're not away, but if you yet...you have to check it out. 20-million people mid-season finale. ratings for last night's premiere listen up ladies, little thi

williamsburg we even get into the act airing this commercial in new york philly and dc narrated by tom roger brown things cam newton is really good. i think he will. i wish i was on the danes are to get a paycheck in portsmouth joe fanning and thirteen news now it looks like the gloomy even messy weather is here to stay that includes the possibility . i world war two veteran from virginia beach is on his way to australia to see his long lost love. it's a reunion story we began falling months ago. norwood thomas enjoy easter i fell in love before he parachuting into normandy as part of the d day invasion and separated by oceans only seen each other recently for the first time in decades using skype. we were there at the airport today is thomas and his son left for the trip and the union that is seventy years in the making is getting closer and i really am anticipating meeting another soldier for whom the action will be norma tells us he most is looking and quote giving her squeeze the two will reunite the airport in adelaide australia the romantics out there they also will share a valentine's day d

emma kratz bill clinton, jerry brown, and tom harkin. president bush won in new hampshire on his way to securing the nomination. becomeinton went on to the party's nominee. mr. clinton defeated president bush, and independent candidate ross perot. this is under 10 minutes. bush leadesident america to a victory in the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut wasteful spending, restore home values to help new hampshire and the nation. but the democrats oppose him again. have the american people to let you know they want this action by march 20. the battle is joined. mr. bush, i have never seen it where people have to lose their homes, people don't have jobs. we have known each other a long time. >> a lot of you are hurting. i have seen the pain in people's eyes, from those who own struggling businesses to those who work in them. this state has gone through an extraordinarily difficult time. i am determined to turn this state around. hi, i am pat buchanan. we can change the course of the bash america. i would demand a

this is ground control to major tom jackson browne got together to take it easy you will find peace of mind >> reporter: and stevie wonder and pentatonix honored earth, wind, & fire's maurice white. other awards on the country side, best album to chris stapleton and traveller who said taylor swift gave him a present before going on stage. >> i would like to thank taylor swift for glitter-bombing me before. >> reporter: backstage at the grammys, jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. >>> now to the new shot fired in the testy relationship between kanye and taylor. last week, kanye dropped a new album including a song called famous, where he takes credit for making taylor swift famous. in the lyrics, he called her the "b" word. >> she gave a subtle shot back during an empowering pep talk to other women. >> there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success. accomplishments or your fame. but if you just focus on the work, and you don't let those people side-track you, some day when you get where you're going, you'll look around and you will know that it was

emma kratz bill clinton, jerry brown, and tom harkin. president bush won in new hampshire on his way to securing the nomination. becomeinton went on to the party's nominee.

tom. scott brown endorsed donald trump. how big of a deal is that? >> a political has been at this point and a pretty minimal impact on the race. >> gene: as far as trump is concerned, he is leading and expected to win this. does he have to win by a certain margin to gain momentum back after what happened in iowa. >> i think he just has to win here, hold serve. i think he will do well in south marco rubio has a head of steam right now coming out of iowa. so he might run the table here. gene gene-o is there a surprise >> two people john kasich and jeb bush. if they finish in second place or even above that, their campaigns are revived. the campaign contribution also come in. and they will be a factor from then on. >> gene: the rest of a thinning of the herd for the candidates. >> i am surprised so many have stayed in including chris stayed in incso ding chris he had a very good showing in iowa. let's say the polls hold and he wins by double digit here, what does that mean for him going forward. >> i think he has to win by double digits because anythin

adam: tom and shelley, mr. trump and scott brown held a joint press conference but most of the questions turned out to be about iowa. the national media trying to provoke a response and get him express something about his second-place finish and donald trump trying to not go there. s clear from what he said portrayed is getting under his skin. coming off a second-place finish hampshire. tuesday night in milford, he picked up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator, scott brown. >> one person who has the independence and can be the change agent to get washington working again, it was clear to me that was donald trump. >> everybody wanted his endorsement, and i' m very honored that he' s giving it to me. adam: donald trump trying to put things in perspective. >> i didn' t expect to do so well. one poll came out that maybe be built up a false expectation for some people. adam: he let a little new york slip into his vocabulary in his stump speech, swearing twice. once talking about russia. >> let them use some of their weapons a

tom brady we love you. >>reporter: that is the banjo man. james brown talked about tom brady attending super bowl l. >>looks like fun. we are so proud to be a super bowl station. we will have live reports from california right after the big game, broncos, panthers sunday >>> a violent crime caught on camera and the inconvenient proof for this robber is he is locked in. >>> still mild but by the time you wake up in the morning many >>> this is one of the wildest robberies we have seen in a while. a man with a knife grabs the stop quick. >>the clerk fights back with a golf club. the robber tries to escape but the door is locked. instead he smashes the door with the register, shatters the glass and that is how he gets out. >>believe it or not they are still looking for him. >>that is pretty good video. at some point someone will recognize them. >>> how many hours do we have to wait until the snow? >>and my daughter hominy times will she asked do we have school? >>all the closings are at the bottom of the screen, 4 for-8 inch snow we have not seen [ indiscernible ]. the timing is everything. thank you r

bush and president buchanan and democrats bill clinton, jerry brown, bob kerry and tom harkin. president bush won in new hampshire on the way to securing the gop nomination. on the democratic side, paul songas came in first ahead of bill clinton who went on to become the party's nominee. in the general election, mr. clin defeated president bush and independent candidate ross perot to win the presidency. this is just under ten minutes. >> when president bush led america to victory in desert storm and the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut spending and create jobs. but the democrats in congress oppose him again. >> i ask the american people to let you know they want this action by march 20. >> i have never seen it so bad where people have to lose their homes. people don't have jobs. >> i have seen the pain in people's eyes. from those who own struggling businesses to those who work in them. this state has gone through hell, gone through an exorderly difficult time. i'm termed to turn this state around. . >> i will demand a two-year moratorium on feder

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the conventional which tom means plaque and brown voters and they're a lock for hillary clinton tightly packed bunch of assumptions, tv chats about fire walls, who has done more for who for longer. could hillary clinton, should hillary clinton, rely on black voters? should anybody ? contested to rain, it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. public opinion researchers have found a big and persistent gap in black voter sentiment on hillary clinton and bernie sanders. margin. bernie sanders was the at large congress member then a u.s. senator from vermont, one of the whitest states in america. so goes the thinking, the map looks good for the former secretary of state. the action this week testing that assumption has been fast and furious. the political action committee of the congressional black caucus endorsed hillary clinton, keith ellison and others endorsed bernie sanders. secretary clinton and her husband the former president, are the fast friends of black america. the daughter of eric garner who died during a confrontation with the nypd, endorsed s

brown going to pimco. it seems to be slightly a love-hate relationship, shall we say, in the banking community. tomrdon brown replaced bill gross at pimco? caroline: i'm not sure he's managing too much money, but he's certainly an advisor. tom: i'm glad you brought that up, thank you so much. the silliness continues in new hampshire w. all due respect with coverage on that, through friday and into the weekend as well. on "bloomberg surveillance" next, jane foley, without question my story of the week is a stronger japanese yen on this jobs day from new york and london, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: one thing showing the same shot every morning, you get to see what the sun does. it's february. there is more daylight. a gorgeous view of hong kong with a little bit of daylight in their early friday evening. we welcome all of you from asia to "bloomberg surveillance." jobs day in america. lots of global news. right now, let's catch up on if the first word" news. >> good morning. the stage was left crowded, but the tone was more intense in the latest presidential debate. in new hampshire last night,

tom ♪. >> the eagles and jackson brown remembered singer and songwriter lynn fry. >> and stevie wonder tooktage in honor of earth wind and fire, the band won a special lifetime achievement aword during the show. >> there's our dell walters there with a pretty interesting night. an artist in afghanistan has made war tanks for canvas. these are now getting flowery makeovers. they are the creation of the artist neta. she works for months to get permission from the afghan army to paint these tanks. she says her work is not political nor antiwar. >> i just wanted to make some questions in people's minds what is going on around them, and the environment, doesn't have that much color. i just wanted to very bright colors. >> very very talented. she says she would like to stay in afghanistan to paint more tanks and continue butte fying the otherwise bleak landscape. kids now experience what it is like to drive a tesla if parents have a lot of money. it is now launching the minielectric model. that's the company known for making little red wagons. this little tesla is battery powered it and will have

america is closed in both directions because of a situation involving the police brooke brown drivers was exit at tom lynch southbound exit ater howe avenue keep you updated on this on here and at fox 8.com. >> a viewer sent photos of the e dive team removing a the car from a riverer say the man drove into the water off of weathervane lane this morning driver has not been founds and is considered a missing person. >> members of the place you will have money taken out of their checks monthly tove go to six officers recently fired, in a way as a way of raising funds for officersir just fired after a chase love to suspect that while those officers michael brelo, all told the officer to get a $2,500 a month an thousand goes to a fund for future officers .ou taking a look at the families of young young boys is caught with to scott with a bunch of weapons .g >> bb guns and her soft that looked powerful. >> we uncovered a call for shots fired and how could this happen tamir rice? ft >> device avoided the questions about the guns .ed police got a call of shots fired near west 115th in detroit turned out to b

least he signed with the super bowl champion denver broncos that is where the former browns and general manager tom eckhard is employed corey] well aware of the game of cat and mouse he plays with opposing teams headers and the adjustments made as of the season goes on and on continues to fine-tune his game with a hoax of consistently gaining an edge. >> i think the more you stay ahead of that it makes your job earlier to. >> folks here as testimony to pat summitt who coached a many seasons before bowing out to two dimensions a few seasons ago that the first time since 1985 the tennessee volunteers with the basketball team is not appeared in the associated press top 25 poll this week also developed characters and their show a lot of people but the fact that he would not be a member of the golden state warriors but he's a good guy he's got another chance he was loved favorite. coming up this week they won't really start going into hours to go were basically day tomorrow 46 it's a little above normal in your eighth day showing arraignments wednesday 49 a one day when the in the rain changes quickly t

known, unfortunately, as much for byron de lebecwith and tom brady's infamous speech after browns versus the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all, and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it turned restaurant to the moneyed class, served them in discrete quarters in the back, where one could enjoy an alcoholic beverage in what was then a dry state. still going after all these years, and unchanged. why? >> this place is like a reliquary of like indiscretions past, you know? >> but maybe to really tell the story of this place, you have to start with a story of its most famous employee, booker wright. he had been working at lusco's as a waiter since he was 14 years old. >> we don't have a red menu. i'd be glad to tell you what they're going to serve tonight. >> in 1965 nbc news came to town, making a documentary on race relations. booker's entertaining recitation of the menu at lusco's was famous around town, so they asked him to do his usual routine for the camera. >> we have great shrimp cocktail, shrimp, half shell. >> b

likelihood that the request is approved and the browns movedr training camp to columbus in the near future? >> this district, is represented by myself, center tom patton those are are good position should have on your side we are fightingyo for a situation like this when . release a statement in part that the browns have held training camp practice at their home site 111,000 fans have attended browns training camp over the past three years .00 this is a request that goes through the general assembly and then onto the governor, the fact that it is being put into place is interesting and the two representatives of berea are and the fact that they want berea and cleveland taxpayers to foot the billnd. >> broken man facing felony charges after police say he killed his 18-year-old girlfriend, and the 911 call who says that he did not know the gun was loaded as matt wright is here with what happened. >> 21 michael lancaster remains on suicide watch, his attorney says he is horrified after they were a close couple who were getting ready to paint a picture at the time .t was in court this morning on a reckless le homicide charge they say he pointed a 4

browns @legend. @you remember him from the @cardiac kids dayings. @he has spent his retirement as @a leader helping @at-risk kids in the city. @now he's facing federal @charges. @the investigator tom meyer @explained he's accused of @misusing money from the @nonprofit organizations that @he led. @>> reporter: prosecutors say @the former browns @receiver solicited millions of @dollars from various @civic groups to fund his @charities only to use the @donations to support his @lifestyle. @excess of $100,000, @was used by rucker to pay off @heavy gambling losses @in vegas. @rucker led the cleveland @peacemakers alliance, @nonprofits set up to help local @youth steer clear of @crime, and discourage violence. @but for at least the past five @years, rucker @followed a criminal pattern @himself. @he comingled charity money with @his own to pay for @everything from his mortgage to @dinners to dry @cleaning and travel. @but it's his gambling losses @that stand out in court @papers, practically begging doe @no, sir for money he @covertly used to pay off @$65,000 in loans from a los @angeles casino. @he also made $48,000 in @withdrawals at casinos in @tampa and cleveland as well as @vegas, a

take it easy jackson brown and the eagles honoring glenn frey. for major tom >> and lady gaga's heavily touted performance channeling david bowie. all night long >> the honorie lionel richie joining hus own musical tribute. plenty with meaghan and her father crying when she won best new artist and alabama shakes took a trio of trophies. minute. >> taylor swift who opened the show was a triple winner and second to win album of the year for the second time. funk. >> we wouldn't be up here without the people dancing to the song. >> the fitting show to the people that had people dancing in hollywood. i'm david daniels. grammy's, there you go! we didn't see it because we were asleep. things on this shift. 13,000 people in the city of roanoke without power. that's almost everybody who lives in roanoke right now so keep an eye on that. we'll see you back here again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... "maury" -- expect the unexpected. joey left his wife amanda an

"take it easy..." ...jackson browne and the eagles honoring glenn frey... "this is ground control to major tom..." ...and lady gaga's heavily-hyped performance "everyone you meet is jamming in the street all night long..." music-cares honoree lionel richie joined his own musical tribute. there was plenty of emotion from the night's big winners: meghan trainor cried -- so did her father -- when she won best new artist, and alabama shakes was all shook up after taking a trio of trophies. "my heart is beating a mile a minute." taylor swift, who opened the show, was a triple winner... and the first woman to win album of the year a second time. and the evening's final award, record of the year, went to the most inescapable song of 2015: mark ronson and bruno mars' "uptown funk." "we wouldn't be up here if it wasn't for the people dancing to this song." a fitting end to a show that had people dancing... "all night long..." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. artists from africa are showcasing their work at a new gallery in proceeds to a good cause. the exhibit is on display all month long at the potenti

tom. now let's bring back our panel. bacari, brown, and caylee. this is -- >> there's a name for that.g point. >> a pretty damning, says, my gosh, new hampshire, blow it to smithereens. >> there's no single state other than south carolina on the republican side that's decisive. i think there are a couple of reasons. first, the outrised role of independents. undeclared were 45% in the last republican primary in '12 and democratic in 2008tua. on the democratic side, it's not representative of the coalition defined heavily by diversity. the changing face of america. you know, 35%, 40% of all the democratic votes in 2016 will probably be minority voters. here it's going to be 5%. then on the republican side, you don't have much evangelical presence. iowa and new hampshire between them actually give a pretty good boundary of the republican coalition. that synthesizes south carolina which has been the real decider. >> to your point about the demographic change, iowa and new hampshire, less than 3% of the population are african-american. then you come to south carolina where we're looking at

(singing) "take it easy..." ...jackson browne and the eagles honoring glenn frey... (singing) "this is ground control to major tom..." ...and lady gaga's heavily-hyped performance channeling david bowie. (nat) "everyone you meet is jamming in the street all night long..." music-cares honoree lionel richie joined his own musical tribute. there was plenty of emotion from the night's big winners: meghan trainor cried -- so did her father -- when she won best new artist, and alabama shakes was all shook up after "my heart is beating taylor swift, who opened the show, was a triple winner... and the first woman to win album of the year a evening's final award, record of the year, went to inescapable song of and bruno mars' "uptown funk." "we wouldn't be up here if it wasn't for to this song." a fitting end to a show that had people dancing... (nat-music) "all night long..." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. taylor swift is the first woman to win album of the year two times in a row. the only other artists to win album of the year multiple times are frank sinatra, stevie wonder, paul simon and u-2. and the powerful adele

show me this was systemic, that it came form the top down. >> brown: actor liev schreiber played the "globe's" editor, martin baron. >> when tom script, i called him immediately and said, "this is such an amazing piece and so timely and so important that we remember what an asset this is to an asset to our society and our culture and our democracy." >> brown: in 2002, as the original investigation was still unfolding, the newshour visited the "globe" newsroom. the real martin baron spoke of how the case had snowballed from a focus on just one priest. >> i thought it was an extraordinary story. here was a priest who had been accused by 130 people of having abused them as minors. that was just an extraordinary number in and of itself. >> brown: baron is now editor of the "washington post." when we spoke to him this fall as "spotlight" was being released, he said he hoped the film could also raise awareness of the continuing need for strong investigative journalism >> well, we're a profession that's under tremendous pressure. a lot of financial pressure. so clearly it's going to be more difficult, given that there are fewer resou

tom: for sure. dale: friday afternoon, we have a couple of cute pictures. first is from concrete primary, mrs. brown and mrs. melinda's snowmen shirts. cute hats and snowmen shirts. the second is from skyland elementary. they said it was a miracle when snow came last friday, so they went out to enjoy it. mrs. lewis' first grade class caught snow angels -- cut snowflakes on their tongues and it was kind of one of those days last friday. geoff: what a difference a week makes. dale: beautiful today and warmer tomorrow with low 60's. great news for everybody going to the polls tomorrow. a lot of people are doing it today, early voting going on. sunday, that is a may start to see a chance of showers. it may come earlier in the mountains. by 4:00 in the mountains, -- in the upstate, showers. tuesday's high at 49. a good 20 degrees cooler than sunday. get outdoors this weekend. geoff: a lot of people will the lake. great weather to do it every once to get out to the swamp rabbit trail, do some running, biking. dale says it is perpetrated to get out and vote for the republican primary. the democratic primar

tom foreman is. i want to check in with pamela brown in des moines. what does it look like there?porter: it is already starting to be a packed house. people are filling in. we still have around 19 minutes to go before the doors close. the precinct captain said i've never seen so many young voters here and first-time caucusgoers. many of them we've spoken with are all bernie fans. we spoke to one 17-year-old who will be 18 come november. he said i'm here to vote for bernie because i feel like he really cares about my education. that is unique to this precinct. here on the right side these are all the people filling up the pews for hillary clinton here on the right side. on the left side here you have people in clusters for bernie sanders. also, we spoke to many people who are still undecided. they said in these final days they've been talking a lot about it. they haven't made up their minds. so the different campaigns have been talking to those uncommitted voters trying to pull them over to their side. everyone i've spoken to said it's a competitive night. we see the polls. we see

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brown. where's corine? and representative patrick murphy. and i also want to thank everybody for hosting us today, especially tom. and chris, you can't miss him. we're here to talk about the great things you guys are doing at this facility. but before i begin, i do want to say a few words about yet another mass shooting that we have had to endure. some you may have heard yesterday a gunman murdered three people and injured 14 others in hesston, kansas. this morning i spoke with mayor kaufmann, expressed our deepest condolences for the victims, their families and the community as a whole. this comes after last weekend's rampage in kalamazoo, michigan, where six more innocent americans were gunned down. and these acts may not dominate the news today but these are two more communities in america that are torn apart by grief, and i felt it was important for me to say something today because somehow as i have said before, this becomes routine. these sort of mass shootings that are taking place. we cannot become numb to this. anybody who says they want to keep the american people safe has to care about this, because it