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the very square where to use her last name here, spoke to us in the very square where to use her last name here, spoke to us in the very square where it happened. >> everywhere they could touch. >> reporter: more than 500 victims filed criminal complaints in cologne what happened here put chancellor angela merkel under tremendous pressure. many people are asking, after this country let in more than a million migrants and refugees last year, are germans still safe? merkel said she will now consider toughening deportation laws on refugees who commit crimes. so far, police in cologne have detained 34 suspects. at least 21 of them are refugees seeking asylum in germany. terry moran, abc news, cologne, germany. a b-52 bomber flying low over south korea along with south korean fighter jets. the flights aiming to send a message to north korea after they detonated a nuclear bomb last week. >>> and from florence, italy tonight, a murder mystery. police investigating the death of an american woman there. popular in her neighborhood and active on social media, we have more tonight with the clues

not only for us here but more particularly north carolina and areas to the north. here's what i think the projects track of this low is going to be. right now, situated just around the texas line. that's going to come pretty much and hit chattanooga pretty much right on. we'll be on the southern end of that low that will be on the warmer side of things. for us, mainly rain. especially tonight. that's when the rain starts to get going. midnight and then we start to see it start to change over or try to change over especially north carolina into the froedzzen stuff. we'll keep an eye on that. that could change. freezing rain advisory for the counties to our north. freezing rain warning to our north in north carolina. we'll see a good chance of rain and possibly some freezing rain tomorrow morning. and then luckily some snow to wrap it up on saturday. i don't expect much accumulation of either for us here in columbia. >> definitely feeling like football weather and it's shaping up to be a super bowl that will have the panthers crying for a win. >> indndd it will. and g

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a beautiful day shaping up for us here. we're looking at sunshine. temperatures finally warming up into the 60's for us here in the capital city. other areas maintaining kind of mid to upper 50's but they'll be following suit soon. i think we'll see most everybody make it at least to 60 today. probably a little bit warmer here in the capital city but elsewhere, still expect some temperatures to be quite warm. skies are clear for us at the moment. we are looking at some cloud cover sliding in from the south. that's going to be the case throughout the day today and evening. expecting mostly cloudy skies by tonight. but i think we hang on to a good deal of sunshine by this afternoon. winds are pick up a little bit. southwest wind at around 10 to 15 miles per hour. not near as breezy as it was earlier in the week. enough to move the air around and pull that moisture into place that is going to help us warm up. we've seen just as much sunshine every other day this week. because the winds are out of the southwest, that's going to help pull that warmer air

thank you for joining us here. what a pleasure. >> thank you for having me on. >> i know that you moved here in august. so, first of all, welcome to miami. >> thank you very much. >> how has the community treated you so far? >> i'm a lover of florida since i was a child. i'm canadian by birth. and miami is just dynamic with wonderful things to do. mexico city. central city, and i feel like i'm back in latin america. >> i love your background because you are canadian, b you also lived in colombia and flawless. i imagine that helped you a lot in your research and your studies and especially here in living here. >> you know, i like writing and speaking spanish in the sense more than english. my accent never went away, unfortunately. that will stay with me the rest of my life. i dream in spanish. >> that's interesting. >> it is wonderful to be able to live in both languages in one place. that's incredibly unusual. and it is the culture that -- thrich culture of latin america and i'm directing our miami institute for the

mostly cloudy skies for us here in the early hours of your wednesday afternoon. but we are still awaiting to see any type of significant rainfall for us. we did see a little bit of drizzle earlier this morning. a few pockets here and there. we're looking for more of the same as we move into the afternoon hours. seeing the rain pick up to the east and this will be the case for the next couple of hours, we'll be waiting on the rain. but not really expecting a lot. we were talking about this morning how even if we saw some, it would be very, very light. it was so light, we haven't really seen much at all. good news is temperatures have climbed to 60 degrees for us here downtown. winds are out of the north. we're seeing very cloudy conditions. expecting some rain to come at some point this afternoon. albeit rather light most likely. keep our temperatures where they are right now. isolated showers are possible through the rest of the 61 and 41 for the high and low today. not too bad temperaturewise. want to have that umbrella handy with the full details of the forecast

us and also your insight. we will talk to you again soon. it is impossible to know what precisely what happened here, but just take us through what we think the timeline of events. >> i understand that a powerful blast off at the square at 10.20 local time this morning following the blast, quite a heavy security ring has been established outside the square with a lot of police and security personnel present. we understand that the blast was centred around the hippodrome. it's adjacent to the blue mosque. it's 200 metres, perhaps, of another mosque and another kilometer and half from the grand bizarre. we're hearing the casualties, some injured. unconfirmed reports of deaths. the blast was so powerful it was heard from neighborhoods adjacent to the area. people would have been in the area enjoying the sites, which is one of three popular sites of the city >>> the proceeding speaker said that he had heard there were ten people dead and there was one witness was quoted as saying they had seen what looked like a suicide bomber. reuters is saying eight people have been killed. turkey television is saying

what did he say that will affect us here in nevada. we talk live with a couple of our lawmakers to find out. and another motorcyclist loses their life on our roads today.. new details of what led to this deadly crash. about a metro police officer in trouble with the law.. behind bars facing multiple charges. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas good evening .. and thank you for joining us for this special edition of fox 5 news. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. in his speech .. the president repeated calls for legislation on immigration, minimum wage, pay as well as a new war powers resolution. he also announced he is tasking vice president joe biden with a mission to accelerate research on cancer. he also talked about america's military and the war on terror.. saying our nation is the most powerful on earth. president obama also talked about climate change.. saying those who try to dispute the science of climate change will end up "pretty lonely." at the beginning of his speech, the president got big cheers when he his address

it's a pretty raw morning for us here in south florida. low clouds in miami.

for us here in south florida we're feeling our taste of winter and it stuck around. a lot of you say it's only here for a day and gone. we are expecting the cool conditions to continue through the afternoon. we'll struggle to see highs today reaching the low 70s because the blanket of cloud cover we'll have in place. we are going to see temperatures fluctuate. that north northwest wind, our cool air connection. wind speeds anywhere per hour. pembroke pines 59 as 60 miami. 59 in kendall. grab that sweater and jacket in pompano beach. cool air connection will continue to filter that cool air, especially the cool air over northern florida. it will keep us under very cool, refreshing conditions. we do have that blanket of cloud cover in place. unlike yesterday though we had some precipitation falling from those clouds. morning. we will stay mostly dry. high pressure's building from the north at the surface. remember in the mid to upper levels of the atmosphere we'll continue that southwest wind flow. there's more of that lake-effect snow we were talking about. much of the

speaker hughes, we will take a few minutes for question and answer for those of you who are with us here in the allison audit sore tore yum. we will force look at the environmental elements. a long standing pattern of prioritizing policy over people. as is particularly evident in the state of utah, and throughout the west. among the most articulate and persistent voices addressing these issues is dr. robert h. nelson, professor of environmental policy in the school of public policy at the university of maryland. professor nelson.

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>> and look at us here. >> i was going to say i officer the color. and -- . >> you're in my window this morning? >> i promise i was not -- . >> and taking a look quickly at the neighborhood forecast. and we're heading to geauga, auburn, 19 degrees there and we're seeing breezy conditions and that is probably feeling cooler. 9 miles per hour sustained windings and dry -- dry for now. and we have seen lake affect weather and dry conditions today, a good amount of cloud coverage. jackie. >> if you take uber, your ride might get safer. >> and the company is tracking the drivers in a drive post -- blog post. they're using gps in the driver's cell phones and the company can figure out if a specific driver was speeding or talking to their phone. uber -- uber is not going to use the feature all of the time but they will check after receiving complaints from drivers. and speaking -- there is a unique way to deal with the drunk passengers. >> and some of the drivers are leading -- leaving an interactive toy. you remember this? the bop it, twist it, and pull it

and should be gone by the time we get to dinnertime for us here, if not sooner. especially if that low in the gulf really progresses like it's supposed to. i think we'll see a much drier forecast here very, very soon. see the rain move out for us by later on tonight. i think even the coastal areas will be dry by 9:00. for us, dinnertime i think is pretty good chance we're going to see some dry weather. we're kind of on the western edge of that rain to begin with anyway. it won't take much for that system to move off to the east and give us a drier forecast. friday, nothing happening for us at all. it is going to be a beautiful forecast as we head into the weekend. but we have to get to the rain today. look for the rain to move out later this afternoon. temperatures stay around 50 or so and cool off to around 35 tonight. we are going to be a little cooler tomorrow morning. sky will clear out and obviously with it not being that warm today, we don't have a lot of warmth to be able to hang on to. keep that in mind, it will be a saturday and sunday, absolutely perfect

san francisco, they are waking up to the mid 50s as well as us here in south florida. chilly for at least south florida standards. for us here we're going to see temperatures only rebound to the upper 60s and a shift in our wind direction really going to rebound our atmpt. we go from the 50s today into tomorrow morning and we'll hang on to the 50s by thursday. overnight lows rapidly warm up to the upper 60s. degrees as the storms do roll in friday ahead of the next front. once it clears you'll need the sweaters and jackets again. a little bit of a roller-coaster with temperatures, don't put the sweaters away. >> i won't. >>> accident-free in both counties. an update to that broken down vehicle. i told you about it 15 minutes ago on the i, i-95 southbound at the airport expressway. we're now learning it's not just any old vehicle, it's a county bus blocking part of our express lanes. we're not going to see the delays on our maps, you want to know why? there's barelylyny cars out there. if you are driving into miami this morning you're going to see that bus, all right, s

for us here in south carolina, we're going to stay nice and dry. most of the action stays out to the central plains for us today and tomorrow. as we look a little bit closer to home, we see some clouds starting to move in from all sides from the south and east here, and that's going to continue to be the case throughout the day today. we'll see more cloud cover especially as we move into tonight. as i mentioned, that's going to help us out. we're not going to be able to cool off as much. that cloud cover acts as a blanket and insulates us a little bit and keeps the relative warmth that we see from this afternoon from escaping later tonight into tomorrow morning. still going to need a jacket tomorrow. especially in the early morning hours. but the low 35 tonight. certainly an improvement from a low of 25 that we saw for the last couple of nights. 57 tomorrow and then up around 60 for friday into saturday. also notice the rain chance coming up as well. along with that warmer weather and in the warm weather, it will be nice over the weekend b b relativ

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that encompasses many of us here in western north carolina, including asheville. 4 to 8 inches here even along i-85 north. and then you get 1 to 4 south of greenville and anderson. quarter inch, maybe top inch of that's just rough stuff. that could really cripple them. temperatures tonight dropping 20s. we'll stay below freezing in almost any location in western north carolina. maybe a few exceptions south. our temperatures will stay below freezing saturday. 42 on susuday. we'll begin to melt more in to monday in the upstate. you begin to melt sooner than us here in the mountains. meteorologist zack green joins us. zach, we've been talking all about this. the models are really together. >> zack: finally grabbing a little bit of confidence in terms of accumulation. we just had our latest model run about 6 o'clock. you see that european model. one of the outliers but still upwards of 20 inches. afternoon and evening. >> stan: the north henderson knight basketball team in rare air, 16 and 9 start. several spectacular plays this season especially around the rim. the players have used the ene

describe for us what you're seeing i'm in what used to be the bedroom where that attack happened. it's disturbing to see their belongings left here in the burned out room, even the pram used to ferry little ali around, the 18-month-old boy who died in the attack. just here in the corner we're told is where he was lying when the attack happened. there's even stuff here belonging to the mother who was a teacher. there's math books and children's clothing scattered across the floor. behind me you can see the window which we have been told was smashed from where the attackers threw those molotov cocktails, or it's alleged. now, there is some important and interesting dials coming through as well that wore hearing rewarding this case, details from the charge sheet that's being reported by local media, we're beginning to hear a little bit more about this man and his accomplice who have been charged. the 21-year-old apparently was married, has a young child of his own, and apparently was living in the occupied west bank on an illegal settlement before that attack happened, before the attack happened and moved to jerusalem after the atta

as far as that gale warning is concerned for us here in south florida. but we're also going to deal with the threat of severe thunderstorms. here's a live look out of mount sinai medical to tower cam. a few showers made their way to broward and miami dade. light to moderate prain fall but it's not too active over us, not just yet. but it will become worse as the weather deteriorates through the overnight hours. temperatures are in the low 70s -- mid 70less and upper 70s through the keys. 68 degrees in pembroke pines. could be a rain-cooled temperature. but temperatures shouldn't drop too much tonight. they'll actually warm back up again would once we pass, we and before the cold front. so here's a look at the winds. the winds are actually starting to increase, as well. they're turning now out of the south for key west, up to 17 miles per hour. winds will increase significantly by tomorrow morning and that gale warning will be put into effect. we're talking about winds between 25 and 30 miles per hour. check out this radar. over the past few minutes, it ha

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thanks for joining us here in baltimore. this is our second annual joint house senate republican retreat sponsored by the congressional institute. we are here as the people's representatives to engage in a competition of ideas as we ink about the future of 2016 and beyond. so on tuesday, by the state of the union we heard one future based upon president obama's legacy. really based on a top down government knows best approach and we are here to put together a different choice for america as we head into this year and beyond. a future that's built upon solutions really from the bottom up that trust people to make the best decisions for themselves. families, students, small businesses, seniors, having the ability to pursue their own dreams. and where people are not defined by where they come from but empowered by what they can become. we'd like to think of the house and the senate and this time as really being a think tank for conservative policy. that's really how this retreat foster that p to among the people's representativ

windchill advisory in effect until noon. >> take a look behind us here. northeast ohio single digits in some place and the w. not helping -- windchill not helping taking some of us below zero. meeting is at one of the coldest spots, brunswick. how does it feel? >> reporter: i've been standing now. morning. i want to show you we have a temperature gauge here right behind us. it says 5 degrees. it does not feel like 5 degrees. when you step outside, it will feel much, much colder. again, we haven't seen windchills like this kind of all winter long so we're not really used to it. so i know a lot of people have the day off today with that snow on the east side we've been talking about all morning. and not having work today, i outside and play. just remember to stay safe out here because frostbite can set in within 30 minutes. so have a lot of layers on that are loose to keep you warm on the inside so that you're not going any frostbite. we'll check back with you in a little bit to see how things are going this morning. live in brunswick, meg shaw, >> thank you

please join us back here at mosaic in just a moment. >>> welcome back. we open opened with a picture. a huge director of the jewish relations council who is retiring and using his lifetime of service at the jewish community relations council as a way to understand the contribution to the community. welcome back. so other highlights that you have had at the jewish community relationship council. >> well, there are so many. i am just going to touch on a couple. one is we worked very closely for many years with holocaust survivors and sadly in the last few years there are been -- have been more and more that have passed away because we are now getting so much further away from the high school cost. in 1995 in the 50th anniversary of the liberation at conversation camps. we decided to try to find liberators of the camp. we hoped we would find a dozen lives in the bay area. we found 1 other -- 120. we honored them at a ceremony with 2000 people. the survivors created a metal that they put around the liberator's necks of the people who actually liberated them i

thank you for joining us here. first a quick check of the step outside. it will feel like yesterday. it is warm. meteorologist brandon is here with the weather. >> weather: not quite 60 but on the way. not a lot of sun. some sun south of downtown. northern kentucky but cloudy airport. 57 is the temperature right now. breezy. you can see camera shaking from the south. not too windy. 57 degrees at the airport. 58 over in lumkin. 57, 58, even hamilton. looking at downtown newport along ohio river. 56. california and campbell county 57. so persist tent radar is dry. no showers, we will not expect it until later. so expect mostly cloudy. couple of peaks of sunshine here and there. next few hours. and then rain. after 6:00. toward seven, 8:00 in the evening. and then continues overnight. temperatures even up to midnight only 50s. so it will be a slow drop in temperatures overnight. as cold front approaches. so it will be cooler tomorrow. 60s return on tuesday. and then we will look at the potential positive strong thunderstorms, on tuesday evening. again some o

snow up to the north falling in parts of the charlotte metro area but for us here in the columbia metro, not expecting a whole lot. isolated shower or two pop up later on this afternoon into the early evening hours tonight. but i think we'll stick with the 45 for the high today. 30 degrees for the low tonight and watching some storms that will be coming our way towards the end of the work week and into the upcoming weekend. but as of right now, there's still a lot to be resolved with that system. and it looks like we'll stick with the cloudy and cool conditions for tomorrow. notice the chance of rain, 60% chance of rain on thursday mainly in the latter half of the day. and we'll carry that chance into friday. much rainier chance on friday as well. notice it's probably going to be in the form of rain. if we get that system to shift a little bit further to the south, that could bring more of that cooler air to the south and could change what we see in the form of precipitation but as of right now, based on its current track, i think we're going to easily be looking at mainly just a rain s

the winter >>> good wednesday morning, thank you for waking up with us here on news 19 this morning. i am savannah levins. >> and i am deon hillary, the winter weather continues for the second can -- consecutive night. we had temperatures below the 20s. below freezing, that is what it is better to find out how much longer these temperatures are staying with us let's go to meteorologist, efran afante. you said we have to bundle up like the michelin man? >> you do like to say that. >> i do like to say that, because as cold as it is, layer upon layer, upon layer is definitely what you need this morning. temperatures are for the most winnsboro 28, camden 25, sumter chill it feels more like it is 23 degrees in winnsboro, feels like 23 saluda. here in columbia 26, wind chill

batch number two affecting us here throughout the afternoon hours. keep the umbrellas close. we will be needing them later this afternoon. let's take a look at the roads with kelly blanco. us on this friday, friday morning.

northern part of state and notice the yellows are not to rest laboratory the next six hours over us. here is a look at what will happen through the evening hours, 5:00 steady rain for all of us, and toward the end of the commute we make it to the south bay and if not this have an umbrella we will have scattered showers. >> alameda county sheriff have new information on a map who jumped from a freeway into a cemetery right to his death this morning. we are live at pioneer cemetery with the latest. amy? >> yes, we know his name: 40-year-old paul jiacommo and why he was desperate to get away from police. they found him wearing gloves and a ski mask and they found stolen property in his car. he was desperate enough to jump from all the way up there at 40' on the interstate down toward a place where most people are trying to avoid. >> alameda county sheriff deputy cannot believe what happened at 12:30 this morning. >> without question for me, i have never soon telling like this, never...this cemetery has been here for well over 100 year s and i never remember a case where someone fell to their

we just heard the sirens go behind us here at m main and gervais. you know emergency crews on a day like today are probably working in overdrive. as temperatures drop tonight, icy roads could make driving conditions much more dangerous for motorists. >> let's continue our team coverage with beth rousseau live in richland county with more on current road conditions. so beth, how are things looking out there right now? >> hey, ben and alicia. right now, we're still seeing a little bit of drizzle. some on and off rain and that's really been the case all day here. can see that the roads are wet. they have this layer of water on them. as john mentioned, that's not going to be a problem here in richland county but in other parts of the state that it could cause major problems because as temperatures drop, officials are concerned that that water could turn to ice creating very seriously hazard road conditions. >> the potential of worsening weather heading into the weekend as the state's emergency opations center at work. >> dangeroususonditions are going t

see the weather service issue what we casino of had expected here, the blizzard warnings, and the winter storm warnings now taking effect for us. they do go into effect tonight, not out there yet obviously, clear scion storm locally, but the sign every things to come off to the southwest. here it comes. with not just snow, but mixture of some ice, some sleet, as well as very heavy rain. snow is a very impact full storm. and a lot of ways. it doesn't get here until this evening, how much, so you will get through i would say pretty much the whole day at least, daylight hours, without a hitch. but then, all of these alerts take effect. so blizzard warning, not to mention winter storm warnings in effect for everyone, take your pick, what you will find out of. >> this winds is issue everywhere frankly, timing the storm, tonight is all begins, seven to 11:00 p.m. window specific to the city and immediate suburbs. for saturday, though, everybody will be under this influence of heavy snow and strong winds, toward the coast, little bit of different scenario, which we will be talking about, but into sunday morning when it looks like thi

here. and the temperatures for most of us in the 40s. and we have a taste of winter headed our way tomorrow morning. i'll let you know exactly what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. and everything had fewer calories. truvia. >>> and ef-1 tornado touched down in fort meyers, florida yes. the wind gusts were 100 miles an hour. thankfully no one hurt that is intense damage there. >> is that rare to have it this time of the year, a tornado? >> florida has their own tornado season because the temperatures are warmer florida and they have a lot of storms coming off the gulf. and that can happen. so interesting stuff there. but here, we have interesting stuff. the temperatures are mild. and we're talking the highs in the 50s and tonight we cool off quickly and we have a little system of low pressure that may bring a few little snowflakes tomorrow morning. and the rain that we had here yesterday completely out of the picture. and not going to be an issue for us and we'll see plenty of sunshine in the forecast. 4

yes t is cold for us here in scht had is cd. when temperatures are dropping into the 40's. key westtill at 62 degrees. key west keep in mind you can drop into the 50s however a couple clouds still lingering over the lower keys keeping you warmer than the other areas. 57 degrees though in marathon and then we have the upper 40's. mid to upper 40s across broward and miami-dade. we can still drop a few degrees more through the next hour. d this is the temperature change the past 24 hours. check it it out. time than it was yesterday. so defininely a change here in south florida. we're waking up to maiaiy clear skies except for the lower keys and we'll continue to see winds out of the northwest. lighter for today. by the way, runners, get set and also, and also bundle up. now 6:00 a.m., miami marathon and half marathon starts.p runners most likely will be bundled up but it will feel good throughout run and through the morning hours is will stay cool. neki and todd. >> todd: all right jen. a winter call open make a mefts northeast and the srm is being blamed for many deaths as we

glad you are here with us. i am larry. >> i am autria. starting right now, we're wall to wall, 24-7 beginning now. let's get to it. let's start off our coverage with jacqui in the weather center. jacqui. jacqui: here it is go time! it is 12:00. this is the time we set in place. the first flakes are flying across the region. here is the "storm watch 7" radar showing you the snow showers be gupping to push in. we got confirmation now with snow coming down in places like fredericksburg, stretching to charlottesville. this is part of our massive storm system. the big bomb of a storm that is going to be bringing epic amounts of snowfall the region, so you, if you are not in place just right now, you need to get there as quickly as you can because even the snow beginning now is relatively light. that is going to chng over to more be in tense snow fairly quickly. the snowfall reports we are get to the south are impressive. you can see the darker blue bands into central va are a, icy conditions in the peed mpt and the carolinas. there has been sev

cara kneer joins us live from tallapoosa, georgia with the details. >> reporter :it is almost 2:00 a.m. here and it really is the first time we haven't seen anybody in the convenience store but where there is a lot of activity is coming to us out of california as the california lottery association has confirmed one parboiled jackpot winner--one powerball jackpot also coming out of california we know that 12 people did purchase a ticket that matches five of the six numbers so we are just checking to see what portion of that will be awarded to those lucky players as well there is also a jackpot winner in tennessee and florida so thus far we have jackpot winners in california tennessee and florida and we are live in palo who said georgia--tallahoosa georgia >> pam :four winning powerball tickets.which matched 5- of the 6 -numbers. were sold here in the bay area. two tickets were sold in sonoma county-- one at the larkfield 76 gas station in santa rosa. and the other at the quik stop in cloverdale. in santa cruz. a winning ticket was sold at the chevron gasand another was sold at a 7-eleven in v

this i have not even been used here yet. they might get used in wash war dc first. live at logan, jonathan hall, 7 news thank you for that, jonathan. as the storm gets closer you can get the updated track on whdh.com and on the 7 news mobile and tablet apps . >>> all right, it's off to colorado for the patriots as they head to denver to take on the broncos in the afc championship game today. the team left by bus of then board a plane to denver in rhode island. they will have a day to rest up . >>> patriots also getting some good news with two key players back in the lineup for this big game. our team coverage begins right now with 7's alex corddry live for us at foxboro. >>> hey, well, as we know the patriots always embody that next man up mantra, but this season maybe more than ever we saw injuries become a tipping point and two players that were tough to replace, dante hightower and julian edelman. two months after breaking his left foot against the giants, julian picked up where he left off snagging ten passes for 100 yards . >>> i've always been a big practice g

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