complete opposite end of the spectrum for us here this afternoon. we're looking at as our roof cam here 58 degrees, sunny skies. not a cloud in the sky for us here as we look out towards the statehouse and off to the south and southeast. right now, winds out of the west and northwest around 10 to 15 miles per hour. so going to be a little breezy for us. we're seeing a big changeover from that very wet atmosphere we were seeing this morning to more of a drier setup this afternoon and a lot of that being aided by those winds out of the west and southwest. what that's going to do is bring us a lot more of that dry air and kick out that a little longer. that is moving on and moving up the east coast. bring a lot of rain for those areas there. for us, the rain is done. we are watching a system bacac to the west very fast moving system kind of coming through the lower part of the midwest and central plains. we'll be watching that system as it moves throughout the day today. but i do think that will stay to our north. because of that, we'll stick with the s

and it looks like a beautiful day but it looks like it doesn't necessarily feel like it for most of us here. look for temperatures to be warmer. we're five to 10 degrees warmer for most locations this afternoon. but that doesn't really do a whole lot for us because it was so cold yesterday. even though we're going to see about a 10 degree improvement, it'still rather cold outside. we're one of the warmer spots. now at 41. so they're making some improvement. like all of us, it's going to be a slow gradual warming process for most of the area today. a little bit of cloud cover here and there. but respecting dry conditions for us today. albeit cool is going to be a more pleasant day than it was yesterday. a lot of that due in part to the winds being much calmer. calm winds for us here. st. matthews at five out of the south. breezy spot thankfully around seven miles per hour. that's an improvement from the 30 to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts we were seeing yesterday at this time. looking forward to satellite and radar to remain mostly quiet for us. we did see some clouds trickling in mid morning

i'm not sure we get enough of that westward push from that system to bring us it right here. it will keep us dry for now. it looks like a lot of sunshine in the seven day, no sign of rain in the seven day forecast at all but not much warmth highs stay below 60 degrees for the entirety of the seven day. 27 tonight. mid to upper 50's over the weekend and probably won't even make it out of the 40's for a few days early to mid of next week. >> and our systems just went into shock. carolina women going hard in the paint during last night's matchup against kentucky. >> indeed they did. uconn huskies?33 for the second straight season, c season, u.s.c. women's basketball is off to a perfect 22-0 start. before taking on number one uconn. that's monday. >> oh, yeah. tim hill has the highlights of last night's game in the sports minute to win it. >> scary moment for u.s.c. women's basketball. two time defending sec player of the year tiffany mitchell goes down hard against kentucky. the second time she was hurt in the ballgame in obvious pain. a lower back injury. she was clear to go bac

but this afternoon, tim hill will tell us it's all about basketball. here's your sports minute to win it. auto >> frank martin and the gamecocks looking to become the big boy basketball club with 20 wins on the season. leading the way at georgia, 18 points and 11 rebounds. this one, a ballgame in the second half. michael corera, a double-double. 11 and 10. this is a defensive play that he'd rather forget. gamecocks do not recover. georgia goes on to win it 69-56 the final score. u.s.c. dropping to 19-3 on the season and no longer in second place in conference play. over in the acc, clemson rebounding from a bad first half. their worst first half of the season. just 20 points at wake forest. jordan roper, all 16 of his points coming in the second half. the former high school standout and the tigers do not look back. thth go on to win it 76-62 the now the first tiger since horace grant almost 30 years ago with five straight games of 20 points or more. i'm tim hill. that's the abc columbia sports minute to win it. hope it helps get your wednesday off to a good s

here. as we abandoned the news trackers >> are you with us? >> yes, i am, i am watching tv inside this home. when you said it was time to get out of the car we did. we left the car running that is a live picture right now of park side drive, with me right now is the family, and when it started to move through he didn't realize what was happening. >> just a lot of wind and rain, and it's -- but, you know, generally speaking you know, nothing indicated that a tornado was close by. >> after it was over we said our thanks to the kind family. . >> and i'm the photographer dan west. >> and we're all here and this is the home where we took shelter. >> and then it was back on the road again. >> only you, steve, but i'm so this morning. >>> so let's go ahead and check in with our forecast for today. thankfully a quieter day. i will not say calmer because we're still looking at some strong wind gusts but this is a live picture from shaw the university in downtown raleigh and look at it. you can clearly make out every single building in downtown. a clear

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here. there used to be a fence right here, but not anymore. the car struck the house right whwre you see those wooden boards hear on northwest 16th street and 33rd avenue. let's show you that brand new video we have for you that we actually first posted on facebook for you this morning. can you believe what that's like? you can see a picture hanging on he wall inside the house. here is what we know from firefighters. the car smashed through that bedroom wall where a mom and dad were sleeping. it struck their bed and pushed them through the house, going into the family room, the bathroom. their 14-year-old daughter, she was sleeping in the bedroom just necked door. all three were taken to the hospital as a precautio they're expected to be okay. have a listen to just h h far this honda accord went into that house. >> we got the 911 call for a vehicle in a house. when we arrived our fire rescue personnel found a vehicle about 20 feet into a house. >> reporter: are you lookokg at this video that shows how badly damaged that car is? remember, that

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they're going to pick to represent us on the republican side right here in the silver state. trump looking for that third straight win. recent data tells us he has a double-digit lead over -- people are ready here, not lining up, but we've seen people dressed up in their trump gear. i encourage you to come over here as soon as possible if you want to see him. they're expecting thousands of people to fill this ballroom. ted cr,z making husband rounds. he's going to be in fernly, minden as well as carson city. now there are 28 different predrinks for tonight's caucus. if you want to find out where to our web site. make sure you arrive at that location between 5 and 6 p.m. make sure you do have a government issued photo i.d. if you do want to participate. the republicans use a paper ballot. however, officials do encourage you to stay and talk about the candidates before casting your vote and leaving. >> they may discuss the candidates. because it's not an election, there will be representatives from the campaign there. the people can wear their shirts, buttons, because it's not a

richard besser, who is with us here tonight. and rich, this is the first time here in the u.s., and if successful, could create a lot of hope here. >> reporter: that's right. it's hope for women who can't particular problem with their uterus. the first american recipient is 26 years old, part of a clinical effective? and cleveland clinic is going to do ten of these. >> a lot of hope in the u.s. in sweden, where they tried this, in a limited number of cases, some success? >> reporter: that's right. they tried it nine times and have had four successful deliveries and healthy babies. the uterus is temporary, though. so, after one or two pregnancies, they remove it so the woman can stop taking transplant drugs. rich, thank you. ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. new developments. the air scare on the runway. you've seen the pictures. the passenger jet aborting takeoff, bouncing on the runway. the emergency evacuation. and what we are now learning tonight about the pilot. >>> also, the new headline tonight about sea world. t

we are so happy to be here. >> you can come see us. there was a lady who came by. >> here is my story about getting here this morning. you took the ferry. you and i took bart from oakland. how many times was this guy recognized on bart? i can't even count. >> you have to say hi to the people. >> what was it like taking the system upon which you report every day? >> it's a lot more crowded. i am sitting there in the studio doing traffic and people are doing it and taking bart. very crowded. the ferries have been crowded. >> yeah. we are going to talk about transportation in a minute because you're going to help break to down. but first we have to talk super bowl. >> yeah. we have our reporters spread out. janine de la vega is outside the s.a.p. center where there is a big night tonight with the media day. we will check in with her in labor day. first let's talk to scott with the broncos outside the santa clara marriott. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning, mike. and, yeah, we had to make the command decision on whether to set

definitely perfect driving conditions for us here in the northern sections of cuyahoga. southern cuyahoga, a little more covered. it has decided to get a lot better here with a lot more cars out which is going to help those headed out here this evening. snowfall was heaviest south. if you're not expecting to see additional issues, i think headed south you're going to notice a lot bigger piles that what you're use to when it comes to lake-effect snow event. for us here in cuyahoga, driving on 90 east, no real issues to show you. reporting back, better driving conditions still. make sure you make it home safe. back to you. >> all right. >>> sex offender registries are set to warn you about offenders living in your neighborhood. raping another child. bob is in the area looking at juvenile register register riding riding -- registers. >> he did the same to another girl in the same area. you will not find his name on a sex offender registry. >> it's a crime shocking a springfield neighborhood. 18-year-oldlane accused of raping a 12-year-old girl inside a home. he was arrested

here in the heartland we appreciate the officers and all of our heroic police officers who protect us [ applause ] officer rusco's husband hector and her mom ellen are here with us today and we recognize you for the sacrifices you have made. please stand up. on a lighter note, did you all see the video of deputy sergeant todd vulk of the madison county sheriff's office? he sped past an out of control truck, leapt out of his vehicle, jumped on to a moving semiand safely brought it to a stop. now, for most of us, that looked like a scene out of an action movie. but that was real life todd vulk. and have no fear. sergeant vulk is here. he's joined us today up in the gallery. can we please recognize him for his service? whether it's cleaning up our highways, patrolling our streets or serving overseas, our people are every day heroes. and that's why this is the best place in the world to be. nebraska is what america is supposed to be. [ applause ] and when it comes to public service, being a state senator is also a high and noble calling. i'm grateful for the sacrifices you and your famili

that's a big deal for us here. but there's more cold air coming. the skids once tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. the president wants doctors in the u-s to find a curereor cancer.tomorrow hear from those at the front lines of that fight on cbs 2 this morning.see you at five. time now for this week's c-b-j report reportand joining us live from the corridor business journal is reporter chase castle. chase, you have some new information about the office tower that's going week's. >>> we have new information about that office tower that's going up right now in downtown cedar rapids. >> that's right, scott. it's the cedar rapids first tower in decades which is still under construction, but already it's almost leased. 95% of the space has been booked. the tax audit consulting firm. insurance brokers and cvst. those tenants will officially move in in november. >> what can you tell me about this new resource for dog owners in iowa city? >> there is a new store in town. the dog days of winter have officially arrived. that's because the gourmet pet woofables'

good morning and thanks for waking up with us here on news19 this morning..it's monday, february 22nd, i'm deon guillory. and i'm savannah levins. let's toss things over to meterologist 3 efren afante on what we can expect to see the rest of the day. efren... 3 3 3 3 a dwindling pool of gop out west this week for the nevada republican caucuses. donald trump looks for his third victory tomrorow and senators marco rubio and ted cruz battle for cond place. danielle nottingham has more from the campaign trail in nevada. 3 overall, trump has 67 delegates, ted cruz has 11 and marco rubio has 10 delegates 3 meanwhile the democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders are looking ahead to saturday's primary.clinton won big over sanders in the recent nevada caucus.she's hoping to continue that momentum into the south carolina primary.the chairman of the south carolina bernie sanders wants to pull ahead in front of hillary, he'll have to focus on african american voters. 3 what he needs to do is continue to raise his name identification so that people know who he is. in a

and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with fast-moving developments on the eve of the super tuesday showdown. and the central question this evening. can any of the republican candidates stop donald trump? and hillary clinton, after her resounding win in south carolina, what is bernie sanders' path? the new national poll tonight showing donald trump surging ahead. and, for the democrats, hillary clinton leading 55% to sanders' 38%.

it's a small turn for us here. doesn't look bad. sussex. here is what we have with the cloud coverage.it's here and we have a partly cloudy sky with a cold front off to the north and west. it will drop into the tri-state region and there is a few showers that are held together with the front. that's what we expect as we see it coming into the area. it will come down slow and there won't be a chance to pick up moisture. you do see some quick showers during the evening commute and it doesn't look like a big deal. there's a little something coming by. as we go through the overnight hours it clears out and will be nice and dry on tuesday. on wednesday, on the cold front swinging through and it will bring us cloudy skies but rain through the majority of the day. >> that's the wettest day we have lined up. 540 for the high. most of the rain is holding the evening commute. 480 for the high and 59 on wednesday. that's what we have more rain in the area. cooler and drier conditions with the weather up at the apple itunes store.it's free. check it out

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across the southern part of the state, 39 in jacksonville, and gainesville is worried about for us. here is the change of for us. some areas like this one bringing clouds earlier than others, which could be the case by tomorrow afternoon with a couple of sprinkles. i think most of that occurs as we see the breeze picks up with the moisture increasing heading into monday, which will not be a washout. if you have the day off for the holiday, for presiden' day, but it will feel warmer. we may just have to deal with a few nuisance or pesky showers. here is what is botherinfolks in the northeast. new england, the feels like temperature in your city, 13 degrees below zero.and, a dangerous 33 below zero in albany new york. this winter chill continues out of the north east, expanding across the heartland for the snow will come back as well. that is shown here in blue. and, the snow shares will be approaching chicago tomorrow, getting more organized around the dakotas, and another batch in the pacific northwest. for us here at home, the breeze picks up tomorrow on sunday. use caution for boaters.

us as they'll get the models here. nothing but sunshine for us for saturday. carry that into sunday as well. temperatures are going to be bitter, bitter cold. maybe even colder than what we're seeing at any point earlier in the week and we certainly saw some cold temperatures, wind chills in the teens for a lot of locations so for your day today, we wrap up another work week. mid to upper 40's. a lot of spots will end up in the lower 40's. we'll see high near 49 tomorrow. i don't think we quite get to 50 with more sunshine in the forecast. that will help us a little bit and then as we get into sunday, valentine's day, that warm valentine, highs of around 41. very cold start to your sunday and then actually nice little warmup as we head into next week. we will see some rain monday and tuesday. implications of potentially winter weather again with that system but i think for us here at home in the columbia area, just rain. you go up towards the upstate in charlotte, those areas may be a wintry mix. right now, just looks like a rain scenario with temperatures in

we will not see much happening for us here today. by the time we get to sunday, though, wind coming in from the south. that brings warmer temperatures. today, we only top out at 38 degrees. fifty-five on sunday. fifty-eight for you on monday. you have to hang in there two days. let's bring in ines. taking care of the roadway. all lanes open their in the taconic. if you are traveling on 23, watch out for closures. let's go to our cameras. take a look at the commute. you have a little bit of a slowdown there. hov lanes moving fine. northbound, going to that camera shop. cross bronx, no problems. then nj. >> thank you very much. let's talk about apple. >> wanting to overturn the judges order. i cannot say that word. developing software to unlock the iphone. let's bring in to reset priolo. a little bit distrustful of the government. >> that is what this comes down for. is this the beginning of a slippery slope? >> you mentioned there have been dozens of requests from various law enforcement agencies. they cannot unlock the phone. that is

for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> what is going on? they calling for crime scene tape? i felt helpless. i started crying and screaming because i knew it was my worst fear. >> a beloved couple found murdered. >> it definitely seemed to be personal. >> their bodies found in their home along with a lifetime of curiosities. >> i remember seeing bayonets and cannonballs and all kinds of stuff. >> was there any connection between the memorabilia and the murder? >> did you ever wonder about that stuff there?

hillary clinton for president and she also is making a stop at the university and moments ago was here behind us at the statehouse. meanwhile, actress vivica fox was with her here at the statehouse. she'll be headlining an event at voorhees college and denmark technical college later today. south carolina voters will be the next in line to cast their ballots in the g.o.p. primary will take place as a reminder, february 20th. the democratic primary will take place the week after on february 27th. well, i'm sure many of us wish we could have a vote on this weather. >> that's right. unfortunately, it doesn't look like we have much of a choice on this one. it's nice to see that many showing up for franklin graham behind us despite the cold. meteorologist jonathan kennedy has a first look at the forecast. jonathan? >> good afternoon, guys. i'm taking no credit for seeing the weather that we have today. it's cold and windy. sunshine has completely gone away for us. still a really big turnout for the rally across the street. 41 degrees. winds out of the west at 20 to 25 miles per hour so it still feels

as the democratic leader policy reminded us to be brought to complete unity. so here>> i will challenge you with this that is what we wanted division is a great problem and we believe we need to pray our way to get you dirty. humanity has tried hands failed unity is a gift of god and jesus said seek and ye shall find. and now to offer a closing prayer. [applause] >> good morning. i am so glad to be here or jesus they queue today on these great peters and people to hear about you dirty and our important it is. i pray for those who were not able to eat breakfast today but i pretty make them find a way to see better days. for those who have cancer to sever every day with pain or heartache and i want to pray for my generation and for guidance and wisdom of that we can stand appear to be united as one. our father i pray we continue to use our platform to help others i would like to pray on the food the reading today to read nourishment to our bodies. a bin and. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> t. ted m. again and we are happy you have joined us let's give everyone a

here's the west side snow for you. impacting travel for us in several locations and lower visibility in lorain county. much higher near cuyahoga. want to check back in with rob. he is on 422 as i was showing you there with heavy snowfall. it is sticking to the ground, lining our streets. it doesn't look too bad as of now. i'm glad driving is good on this valentines eve before we get to the actual holiday. expect own and off again snow showers. here is what it feels like in addition to having the snow come at you. 0 in cleveland, 7 below in ashtabula. ashtabula the coldest, expecting to keep the below zero windchills. evening plans, you need the jackets on. maybe two and they need to be zipped up. we will talk about a warmup for next week. are experiencing is do you think right dangerous. people are being told the stay inside. better rick is live in downtown cleveland with a warning tonight from doctors. >> reporter: tracey, we are only out here for a few minutes before we jump back in the truck. this is why. you saw it at the top of the downt

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us. here's what is coming up this morning. sharing a secret. governor kasich breaks his silence on his favorite tunes and may shock you. may. >> and basketball blowout is a score -- to believe and with a margin this wide, is it fair? the winning coach tells us why it happened. somara. >> and i'm going to tell you warm-up. how high temperatures will go for friday. a nice case of spring is on the . >>> let's look at the current temperatures. 33 degrees to start in cleveland and we're looking at 35 in ashland; 31, wooster. we're at that freezing mark. ashtabula cold enough for snow and that is how you might see flurries reach the ground and that is moving throughout the a few things i want to highlight is the fact that the temps are rising into the 50s. notice that and notice the cloud says and they're there and not and there are more clouds and sun. again, pretty much dry for your friday and by this afternoon, them rise into the low 50s. over to you. >>> and you might see a pink elevator in cleveland and that is part of the ride the pink elevator

there's plenty of us here. so nice to hear a shout-out for us. >> you do give a good shout-out for the finest hour. that one got it right. >> that one got it right. you can tell the actors kind of get it right and the ones that don't quite come close. casey affleck is in it and in another movie coming out later this year called manchester by the sea. and he lives it. he knows how to just put it throughout so it feels like it's lived in the character, and you can always tell when an actor is putting it on. >> as a bostonian, you know that my friend charlestown had a little different accent. >> right. that's what actors don't realize. it's regional, it's town by town, block by block, it's neighborhood by naked. >> but you can't describe it, but you can tell. >> right. i can tell when somebody's from medford as opposed to brighton but i wouldn't be able to say how or why. but if you development ear, you can definitely hear it. >> all right, ty, hey, listen, today you've got a great column on deal-breaking movies.

emily clyburn, both who are here with us this evening. nowledge someone who i first met here in south carolina in columbia a long time ago when i came as a young lawyer for the children's defense fund to investigate the deplorable situation of young people, young teenagers, being held in adult prisons. and that's attorney herb bul, who is here with us, and his wife, linda. i want to thank them for coming who is here with us, and his wife, linda. i want to thank them for coming who is here with us, and his wife, linda. i want to thank them for coming, who is here with us, and his wife, linda. i want to thank them for coming and his wife, linda. i want to thank them for coming who is here with us, and his wife, linda. i want to thank them for coming. attorney bule was the attorney who lent me his automobile at that time, a stick shift, that i drove around the state. sort of bucking and moving back and forth as i went from place to place to interview people. to gather information for the lawsuit that the children's defense fund eventually fil

>> i've seen a few cars in ditches out here on the road but other than that i haven't really seen anything. >> certainly an experienced driver there used to these conditions but take it from me, we've slid around a little bit this morning, we've seen people in ditches. the best advice is to take it slow if you have to be out here at all. back (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> the conditions still causing some travel troubles the map lit up with additional wrecks. 40 causing some problems. there is one on 40 eastbound. that's at exit 283 which is the exit for 540. also one on 540 near glenwood avenue and we've got a lane blocked on 40 westbound. so use caution it if you do have to be on the roads. i would avoid travelling if at all possible. so be careful if you have to be outside. >> here's a live look outside at i-40 where you can see that traffic is still moving very slow. >> thanks so much. alyssa we want to know how else is the

good morning and thanks for waking up with us here on news19 this morning. i'm deon guillory. >>> the warm temperatures are expected to stick around stay, but the rain is making a return. good morning and welcome up with -- and thank you for on darci strickland. >> let's turn to efren afante for the weather. >>> a lot of us are starting off with no rainfall, but we do have wind upstate. specifically in the western part of midland and saluted county. north of saluda pockets of heavy rainfall are moving through into newberry. right now a lot of warm air is coming in from the southwest and we have warmed up. and aiken. cooler where the rain and clouds have not settled in. camden. we are expecting showers and storms that could be on the strong side with gusty winds at 25 miles per hour. a high of 75 and a low of 53. showers continue at least through tomorrow morning. the wind will be at 5-10 miles per hour in a high of 59. as far as the roads, getting ready to head out on the roadways, give yourself extra time. no issues on i-26 between piney grove. there are tw

that will be changing as a big plume of moisture is lifting in our direction all pointed right at us here temperatures are way below freezing at the surface. we're only in the upper teens and low 20s right now. future weather shows the snow chances here through 9:00 a.m. expanding back northward. so if your friend and neighbors here montgomery toward the blue ridge, be ready, snow coming back into the i could about mitt to late morning and through the afternoon. likely all snow. by 4:00, the mix of snow to freezing rain and sleet takes place over southern maryland. 7:00, 8:00, the changeover line coming into the metro area. this is why i'm most concern early tomorrow morning, pockets of cold air likely to linger so freezing rain will be a huge concern. with time, everything warms up to above freezing by early tomorrow morning. tomorrow's highs in the 50s. maybe a solid inch of rain likely tomorrow. could end with a little wet snowflake pre-dawn wednesday morning. but wednesday afternoon into the weekend looks dry and, yes, melissa mollett, that is a 62 on saturday. >> i love it. outer loo

here. coming at a bad time. it will mess with us. storm scan looks i would say frankly a lot worse than it actually s it looks like heavy pounding snow it is the wet snow variety, sort every just melts on contact on the roads, and generally speaking here you won't have too much accumulation on the roads unless it is untreated but it does mess with your visibility out there. and, it will eventually just because it is coming down so heavily see modest accumulation, but winter weather advisory posted for at least these counties in southeastern pennsylvania, most new jersey, all of delaware, until 10:00 for the city and vicinity, and up until noon down toward the shore. simply because you have this hanging around for few additional hours. part of the reason you might see to up 4 inches near the shore towns, again, notice the little lower left hand box, may mainly on grassy surfaces coating to 2 inches out toward i95. what can you expect? call it heavy wet snow. heavy simply because it is that heavier r more like wet snow, not the life fl

that's going to keep us under a very cool atmospheric change for@ us here in south florida. if you wanted it to feel like winter for more than a day, this is the week for you because you're going to need those sweaters and jackets for some time. 15 degrees in minneapolis. much of the nation waking up to winter temperatures anywhere between the 20s, 30s and 40s from the northern portions of the united states, as far south as us here in south florida. cool breeze in place. sunny skies today, below average temperatures. our average high is 72 degrees. we're not going to be anywhere near that. upper 40s to low 50s. we do have a moderate risk of rip currents for our beach-goers. check out the seven-day forecast. we will see that reinforcing shot of that cold front that will move through the tennessee valley by tomorrow night. that third front moves in by the end of the week, keeping ourows in the 30s and 50s with highstruggling to reach the mid 70s by the weekend. >>> a woman run ove by a van in baltimore and that chaotic crash isall caught on camera. >> the chaotic moments wreck

not a particularly rainy one for us here at home. we've seen a lot of rain across the state but mainly towards the upstate and off towards the lowcountry and out towards myrtle beach and those areas there. for us, we've been kind of caught in between a lot of that rain which was the exact opposite as yesterday. we did see some good rain yesterday afternoon and i saw almost two inches of rain locally. elsewhere, not as much but they're catching up with us with that steady rain that we were seeing earlier this morning. we're seeing a little bit of a lull in the action so far this afternoon, not a lot happening for us. i do expect us to see some form of rainfall during the day today and into tonight, but as of right now, should be nice and dry here. grabbing some lunch here in the short term. temperatures, though, ranging anywhere from the mid 40's to the low to mid 60's. we have that frontal boundary, and warm air coming in from the south. i think this warm air will spread across the area as we move throughout the rest of the afternoon.

here at the audition. you're gout to sing for us. what have you got? paris. ♪ you've got me down on the floor so bring me down here for ♪ >> awesome. we'll be back with more coming up. >>> welcome back. it is 10:10. happening in center city, hopeful singers making their case for fame. drew smith live in center city at the auditions for "the voice." drew, what is happening there? i love that little solo you brought up earlier. >> reporter: so many talented people here. we're hoping somebody from philly can join "the voice." faces of homeless views, angela is with us and will try out today. first of all, tell us about your situation. you have someplace to stay right now? >> i do have my apartment, i'm a student at college. school is plan b and singing is plan a. i'm here and i'll do my best and let god do the rest. >> you hope that comes out through your voice. >> yes. >> you think you're going to make it through? >> yes, i know i'm doing to make it through. >> you overcame a lot and we appreciate you joining us here this morning. this is a hall where pe

here's our next weather maker well off to the north and west of us. little piece of upper level energy that's going to enhance our chance of snow. it's coming again more so tonight and tomorrow. very little expected in the valleys like asheville, farther to the south and southeast. other than that, temperatures now in the 30s farther north from asheville. 20s in boone. 50s at this hour down through the upstate. wind has been a factor again today. not as strong as yesterday but still a pretty big factor. teens for wind chills in newland and boone. 18 to 24 in asheville with our temperatures going below freezing by 7 o'clock. joining me right now is meteorologist zack green. there's a formula for calculating this. >> zack: it's called the face-hand model. this is a real thing, folks. it's all of those numbers combined in to one and that brings us down to maybe even single digits as we make our way in to saturday morning. now the wind chill value, it has to register winds above three miles per hour. saturday they're going to be sustained up to 20 miles a

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and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the massive and deadly storm system slamming the south, and about to move right up the east coast. several tornadoes striking already. and a state of emergency declared in multiple states, mississippi, alabama. and from louisiana tonight, these images coming in. a triple water spout there, forming in lake pontchartrain. one of those reported tornadoes in prairieville, louisiana, tearing up this shopping district. that storm then on the move, heading up the coast. heavy rain, wind and right behind it, sleet and snow. several major cities in the path. a dangerous night ahead. and a travel nightmare tomorrow. we are on it all tonight, and abc's linzie janis leads us off from louisiana tonight. linzie? >> reporter: david, we're here reported tornado rippled apart this gold's gym. it took off the roof, then knocked out this entire side wall. you can see the metal beam still hanging. this damage from one of multiple reported tornadoes across the gulf coast. >> oh look, it'

us. look on the bright side here, no pun intended, relatively brighter forecast for us the next couple of days, you said it, the cold really going to be our next big weather headline, not major storm necessarily, but certainly going to see some of the coldest air so far of the season down the road. we take you outside. start things off with quick view outside in the live neighborhood network, sun trying to peak through, in there somewhere, but do have some clouds certainly skewing the skyline out looking over from palmyra cove nature park overlooking the delaware, center city skyline, there you go, little brighter for you at the shore points, specifically here in cape may courthouse, couple of white puffy clouds, chilly, too, especially factor in the relatively modest northwest breeze, little high nerve spots, i am going to show now second. meanwhile, we had the little batch of morning snow, the last to gasp if you will of the storm that brought in yesterday snow. but that is finally, finally, retreating, and as you see, one system depart, high pressure take its place, winds start to kick

bibles and guns brought us here. [ cheers ] and it will be bibles and guns that keep us here and this man believes in both. >> phil robertson, thank you, sir. [ applause ] all right. we have got one more surprise for you. and then i got to take a break. y'all listen to the radio? how many radio listeners we have here? you can clap. people at home can't see. all right. here's a guy on before me, you might have heard of him. his name is rush limbaugh. okay. his brother is a "the new york times" best selling author and columnist, a warm south carolina for mr. david limbaugh. [ applause ] i'm asking you the same, you have come out, endorsed the senator. tell us. >> i was and did this quite a while ago. america is at a crossroads. we face multiple existential threats. no exaggeration. we are on the brink of collapse. we have maybe one last chance to save america. my five kids, the future, so they can live in liberty and prosperity like our parents did and like we have. we have one solution for this. one remedy and that is to restore america's founding principles. timeless constitutional pr

and could strand us here for days. we high tailed it back to the helicopter. heading to another outpost of the expedition. what the scientists call boulder camp. set up on the edge of peterman glacier. have been here for weeks gathering samples from rocks. >> this was probably deposited when the ice was maybe a few hundred to few thousand feet thicker. when deposited you are probably talking about, 600 feet of ice above us. >> above where we are now. >> above where we are now. peterman would have been much larger, dropping the rocks all over the surface. >> to the person at home who is looking at you guys chipping at rocks why should i care about this? >> we know if you warm the planet up. glaciers respond. they melt. the question is at what rate? how fast is that going to that pen? where is if the going to happen? where are the vulnerable spots in the ice sheet. to understand all that you have to understand how the ice sheet, what controls an ice sheet. we need to understand this glacier to provide a better prediction for the ice sheet. that matters to us bec

90 minutes deputies pulled down the crime scene tape outside this white house you can see behind us here on indian street. what brought them to this home in the first place? they have not said. we can tell you when deputies got here last night they found two people dead inside that house. that is about all they are saying this morning confirming this is a death investigation involving two people. who those people are and how they are connected to one another are questions we are we talked with neighbors last night who heard sirens around 8:30. they watched brevard county deputies go into a home follow shortly after by crime scene investigators. a man and his daughter live in the house at the center of this investigation. the girl is about nine years old. for the past few days they have seen other family members,, knock on the door, leave with no answer. we are working to learn this morning if that is what tipped deputies off that something was wrong inside the house or if something else alerted them. when i hear back i will be asking them who the two people are and if they have any idea

us here, highs likely to be in the 70's. to mid 70's today. 70's again tomorrow. even with the rain coming our way. here's the cold front moving through mainly tomorrow afternoon. that's not an ideal time necessarily. look for thunderstorms to pop up along that line and if we do see storms, they could be severe potentially. we're not looking at a whole lot of energy in this system but there is a pretty good difference between the warm air and the cold air so that usually gets the severe weather going. look for gusty winds and also some heavy downpours of rain as that line moves through tomorrow. 73 tomorrow. the sunshine returning. >> we are loving it today. thank you, jonathan. the super bowl hype is at a fever pitch. before the players butt heads with each other, they had to take on the media. plus it looks like trouble in the classroom could keep one perspective player from hitting the gridiron at williams-brice. gervais. >> monday night football turns into monday night football media madness. the super bowl festivities kicked off for the caroline kwa panthers

here. >> reporter: he walked us over to the spot where the plane came down. >> right here. it came down right there. >> engine failure. >> roger. >> reporter: the cessna 152 was on a routine maintenance flight. it took off before 4 p.m. and didn't take long for the pilot to report engine trouble. he tried to turn around, listen to the calls with the tower. the pilot, randall todd shore of pompano beach seen here plane down on 76th avenue blocks away from the airport. >> he attempted to land the aircraft on the street and looks like it struck something on the ground and it pirouetted and came to rest in front of the residence. >> you have to give that pilot all kinds of credit. to be walking away from that without a ubt. >> around 6:00 the plane was removed and taken to the airport. when he checked for damage, he didn't find much. >>> the fence looks like it's in fine shape. >> it's a miracle. >> reporter: when the pilot got out of the plane he said god saved his life. in hollywood, victor, local 10 news. >> and now to theone and only exclusive. a hit and run crash. and toni

here. >> reporter: he walked us over to e spot where the plane came down. >> right here. it came down right there. >> engine failure. >> roger. >> reporter: the cessna 152 was on a routine maintenance flight. it took off before 4 p.m. and didn't take long for the pilot to report engine trouble. to the calls with the tower. the pilot, randall todd shore of pompano beach seen here bandaged up hahato bring the plane down on 76th avenue blocks away from the airport. >> he attempted to land the aircraft on the street and looks like it struck something on the ground and it pirouetted and came to rest in front of the residence. >> you have to give that pilot all kinds of credit. to be walking away from that without a doubt. >> around 6:00 the plane wa removed and taken to the airport. when he checked for damage, he didn't find much. >>> the fence looks like it's in fine shape. >> it's a miracle. >> reporter: when the pilot got out of the plane he said god saved his life. in hollywood, victor, local 10 news. exclusive. a hit and run crash. and tonight he ran out of gas near south

us. oh my god... jules: (soothingly) okay, i want you to calm down, all right? calm down. no joy. jules: okay, i know you're scared, but we're here, all right? sarah: (calmer) okay. jule all right, that's good. spike: ed, i keep trying to override the lock using the phone line, but the alarm relay keeps scrambling everything; you need to open it from the inside. there's gotta be another way in here. or we just knock a little louder. ed: strip charges, all right. good thinking, leah. jules: okay, we can try and get him a car, sarah, but that's gonna take time. listen, can you ask him again if we can talk with him directly? sarah: i'll try. ed: boss, it'd be good to know where this guy is before we get in. sarah: he won't. he says if you don't get the car here in ten minutes, that he's gonna kills us. oh my god! (panting heavily) i know he's near you, but i'm gonna start listing off areas in the bank and i want you to tell me when i get to the one that he's at, all right? i want you to say, "that's right." and if he asks you what we're talking about, you just say, "we're going over the demands." can you do that for me, sarah? okay.