, we're glad that you're with us this week. in may nebraskans go to the polls to vote in the 2016 primary, but democrats in the state are kicking off this week, hosting their ownwn version of a caucus. while it may not draw attention,, it really is a bigeal. the party will hold caucuses unlike in iowa where sites d't open until thevening. the state hosted itsirst caucus back in 2008, but this year marks the first time that all 93 counties in nebraska will participate.25 delegates are up for grabs in the stateith five more super delegates added later. vince powers is the chair of the nebraska democratic party, and he joins us this morning viaia skype to talkbout what's ahead. vince, thanks so much for being with us this sunday morning. >> thanks very much for having us and taking time to discuss the nebraska caucus. >> nebraska's primary is coming up may 5th. i guess, tell our viers what inspired the democrats to go thisoute whe you will be back to the polls in may.. >> we wanted to move primary up to mid february. to be two -- t

interesting is for sure the word i would use to describe this storm... i've been out most of the ssetimes the ssw has been coming down heavy... sometimes very lightly.... right now it's pretty light.... but take a look at this.. this was downtown waterloo less than layer of snow on them.. so it is important be careful and cautious while driving. i've been checking in with police across the area.. so far i havent heard of any major accidents.... a lot of police have bee responding too minor accidents though.. we've got you covered live in waterloo, amanda gilbert, kwwl news. we'll go back to amanda in a few minututs for another look outside as the storm keeps pushing through... more decision 20-16 coverage today -- the campaign trail rolls right on for the candidates this afternoon... fresh off his victory in the iowa caucus last night -- republican hhpeful ted cruz is already in new hampshire. he's about to appear at an event here in the town of windham... we're taking a live look there now... most of the other candidates new hampshihi now -- which will

this week's nine things to know and we get started right now. >> from the abc nine news studios in sioux city, iowa. >>> good morning. we're glad that you're with us once again this sunday. women are certainly having a goodear in politics. hillary clininn is the democratic frontrunner for presesent, even if it iss only by a fefe percentagag points and carlyy fiorinasedd eye on the gop side before ending her run for the white house just last week. both iowa a nebraska are represented byby women in the u.u. senate and in fact, coming up later this morning, i'll be joined by nebraska republican to give as an upde from washington lit and in the iowa state house, both chambers guided by women while the lieutenant goverernor has held the posititi sin 2011. we're fortunate enough thi morning to have lieutenant governoror kim reynolds to join us this morning. >> good morning. it'sood to be here. >> exciting time for politics in iowa. >> i refuse to look back. i love the momtum. we're moving forward. it's great to see women in leadership and you just mentioned, not only united states senator, but president yoakum as well as speaker up miles an hour. i thin

a viewer sent us this picture. you can see the car somehow got underneath the tractor trailer. again, nobody was hurt in this. new this morning, a water main break. take a look at this video a viewer sent us. this is on shore drive near little creek road in norfolk. dispatch says the break happened around 2:30. you can see that water air. crews closed off shore drive heading towards virginia beach so they could work to fix the problem. as soon as it opens back up, we'll let you know also new this morning -- state troopers responded to two crashes right by each other on i-64 westbound. we got this video as it happened around 11:30 last night. the crashes were in norfolk -- at military highway and northampton boulevard. dispatchers couldn't say whether anyone was hurt or charged. look for more information when we get it on wavy.com. things are getting worse in taiwan. nine buildings have already collapsed after an earthquake...and five more could fall at any moment. that's according to the national fire agency. since we first told you about this on wavy news 10 at 11...eight more

good morning siouxland and thanks for joining us this midday. let's get a check of conditions outdoors on the port neal welding company skycam hd. temperatures are in the 30s throughout most of the area. we have pretty calm windswe have a winter storm headed our way tomorrow. with that, we'll have snow totals near 1 foot and very strong winds. we'll put that into motion with our where an area of low pressure is going to spin out and with that. snow will begin snow will persist throughout the day on tuesday. visibilities will be compromised and roads will be exceptionally hazardous tomorrow. today's high is 37. the low tonight is 27 with clouds and it'll snow throughout the day tomorrow and we'll have very poor travel conditions. here's the 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: jess: caucus with, cokie morning... how're hillary clinton holds a sliver 3 point lead over bernie sanders, how can she avoid another 2008? can she lose both still get the democratic nomination? is it expected with a 5 point lead that republican nomination over ted cruz and m

thanks for joining us this morning. new polls out this morning showing you looking pretty good in texas. donald trump strong in so many other super tuesday states. if he wins everywhere else, how can you prevent him from getting the nomination? >> i think super tuesday will be the most important day of the entire primary. and it is right now. we're in a strong position in texas. we're running neck and neck with donald throughout states on super tuesday. and i think it really depends on turnout. if conservatives come out and vote on super tuesday, we'll have a strong day. it also depends, george -- 65% of republicans believe that donald trump is not the best candidate to go head to head with hillary clinton. donald trump loses to hillary clinton. and the only candidate that has beaten donald trump, the only more and more republicans are recognizing donald trump is not the right person for us to nominate. if we come together and stand united on super tuesday, we'll have a good election. >> donald trump is winning among con

this afternoon dr. phil joins us to discuss what came out during that interview. >> reporter: this case is drawing media attention nationwide, as you mentioned. dr. phil mcgraw spoke with her father over the weekend. if you remember, he spoke to us before suspect natalie keepers first court appearance, but a lot has come out since then. dr. phil joins us live from his studio in los angeles this afternoon. thanks for talking with us. this is such a tragic case. the death, obviously, of a 13-year-old girl. role, and two students, teen themselves, accused in nicole's death. what was it about this case that got you interested? >> well, what got me interested was the social media aspects and the loss of life here. this is so tragic for this child. when you think about it here, she had fought so valiantly through her life. as you know, people may not know she was born with some real challenges. she had to have a liver transplant, so she was at deaths door a number of times during her short life. she fought valiantly to sta

this. it's a big impact on us. the university research lab went through it this last year. they got a lot of reports out quickly. every single year that we have one of these occur there seems to be some more opportunities to learn and to do a better job. whether or not we got a handle on this is yet to be determined. >> you recently introduced abill i saw that would help speed up defense department hirinof cyber security professionals. what are you hoping to accomplish? tell us about that. >> what we found out was there was s no training with regard to the individuals who actually hire people that are eerts in cyber security. so we have included a proposal that will train them so they can do a better job of not only hiring them, but underanding that thesese are pretty valuable individuals. we don't have enough of them. we got places like dakota state and south dakota that specialize in it, but if you donon't kw don't know what to ask, you have a pretty difficult time of determining who the right fits are for the right jobs. cyber security is one of the major threats our cou

stay with us. this jobs day, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom, you are missing a great day in london. check out this millennium bridge at the moment. we are seeing greenish hue, just up. materials, energy stocks really leading the gains this morning. let's get straight on into our business. >> thanks so much. first up, two of the world's biggest toy companies have had talks about merging . hasbro approached mattel about a possible deal last year. since then the two have held on and off again discussions. mattel has been trying to revive its barbie business. hasbro has the transformers and my little pony. the third largest lender in switzerland will pay more than half a billion dollars, $547 million to settle a u.s. tax evasion case. they admit they helped american clients hide billions of dollars in assets. it coached its bankers on how to avoid detection. and fourth quarter profit fell more than expected in b.n.p. paribas. net income was down 52% from a year a

was found starving with a gunshot wound between the eyes. 7 news reporter christine brown bringing us this story of survival and how it sparked a community's call for justice. >> good girl. >>reporter: the name is fitting for this tough pup. >> good girl. >>reporter: she was found in townville as a stray, overbred, a gunshot wound to the head. >> greedy people are getting the money. >>reporter: the gouns wound between her eyes had left her blind with partial hearing loss. >>reporter: she was taken to the nonprofit rescue in western north carolina for emergency care. they want to give her every shot at a second life. >> it will take a while to get her strength back. >> it's okay to trust people. she's very leery of loud noises. i suppose if i was shot in the head, i would be nervous about loud noises, too. >>reporter: spreading quickly online, thousands of people are calling for the person responsible to be found and held accountable. >> has to stop. this is uncalled for. >>reporter: they're calling for people who bought a boxer puppy in anderson to come forward, so they can track whoever i

now i use this. patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >>> john, what the hell is that? >> the iraqi military vehicles were coming at us with speed through the desert. >> it was abundantly clear we were in a very, very serious situation. we knew this would take a lot of getting out of. >> the military vehicles pulled up around us. lots of soldiers surrounded us pointing their ak-47s at us. they were all excited and clamoring and shouting. there was a huge amount of uncertainty there. were they going to just discharge weapons at us in overexcitement? a few moments later a captain came up through the front of the iraqi group. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> we don't understand. >> oh, you speak english. >> yes. >> so what are you doing here? >> we told them that we'd been in hatra looking at archaeological ruins and we got lost in the desert. >> lost? >> yes. >> hatra is here. we

disturbance passes east of us this morning. highpressure builds into the area from the southwest tonight...andstays in the general area through saturday. a storm system moves well south of us saturday night into sunday. thank you for choosing good day virginia.it's friday, benjamin. and i'm january keaton. in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary surrendered to police yesterday for allegedly embezzling 31 thousand dollars of the organization's money. police say jennifer marie musick- served on the p-t-a from august 2012 to september 2015. thats when they say the embezzlement happened. prosecutors indicted musick on 6 counts of embezzlement on monday. dan and gil harrington lost their daughter morgan to the hands of a murderer in 2009. since then they have worked in an effort to save the next girl from such a fate.last night the couple hosted the docs for morgan basketball game.as wfxr's solina lewis tells us, the game came at a time when the community is still healing from another tragedy in whic

kwwl's olivia mancino was on scene -- and has more for us this morning... piles of soot lay in packed snow apartment saturday morning. this tarp covers the rest of the charred remains from inside. "i heard the sirens but i didn't look what was going on" lynne hodge lives in an apartment across the street. her grandkids were sleeping in the front room when the apartment caught fire. "my son told me about it this morning i didn't realize how bad well into saturday morning... they say they could see heavy he suffered severe burns. "thats terrible i feel sorry for the family" hodge moved to the neighborhood nearly four years ago. she says everyone who's lived here, including reed, is very thankfully, the fire didn't spread to neighboring apartments--they seem to be undamaged. but it's a scary sight for lynne hodge and her grandkids to see out their front window. hodge says she's praying for the that was olivia mancino reporting... authorities say the fire doesesnot appear to be suspicious -- but the cause remains under investigation today... the f-b-i is investi

but at the same time - a lot of people are telling us this is exactly what they expected. a low scoring game - pitting the nation's top offense and defense against each other.a lot of people are just happy to panthers make it like we've been it's more than just a game - it's that everybody good time and fans say they'll their team no but of course, they want to lombardi trophy 3 we'll continue to keep you updated throughout the game and of course post game coverage.for now, we'll send it back to 3 we want to welcome out fox carolina sports anchor shannon sommerville.the game is still 3 carolina panthers 10broncos 16 16 3 panthers coverage continues throughtout the show. we'll have live updates from inside the stadium as soon as the game ends. be sure to wake with thee morning news- for the latest reaction from the game- as well as on foxcarolina dot com and on facebook and twitter. 3 to another big story now - winter weather is possible for tomorrow, maybe even including some flurries in parts of the upstate.we want to get a first check of the weather with meteorologist ted

olson, thank you for joining us this morning. the justice department had tough in its court filing. said -- this is not about privacy and security but apple's concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy. how do you respond? >> well, in the first place, i have to say, we have the greatest respect for the justice department and the fbi for their goals and their motivations. we would hope that we would get the same respect and understanding back. this is an extremely important debate about privacy, civil liberties and so forth. we want, and apple has helped the fbi in this investigation in every way the law required. but it has to draw the line at changing its iphone, putting its engineers and creative talents to destroy the iphone as it exists. apple has a responsibility to maintain the trust and faith of millions of people who have depended upon apple to produce a product that protects their privacy, their intimate personal life. this is a pandora's box. we're not just talking about one magistrate. there are hundreds of magistrates. hundreds of other courts. and

enforcement approval and your friends can use it without background checks. >> a gun trust is what we call a purpose built trust, it is built for a specific purpose, in this case to hold weapons. it can be nfa weapons or any kind of guns or rifles or handguns. >> tonight at 11:00, john austindorf investigate how easy it is to get a machine using any plans to close it. >> get a jump start on spring cleaning. coming up in our health headlines, learn the best place to start and why. >> breast-feeding mothers have a secluded spot to feed their how some people feel about >> it is easy to accumulate medication, that's pain reliever for when you had a root canal or for last winter's cold. what should you get rid of and what should you hold onto? we have tips to help you clear out the clutter. cleaning. the best place to start is with your medicine cabinet. >> it is not the best place to keep things, there is humidity, moisture can get into them. >> i'll remove all my medications as i go through them and put them in a safer spot like my dresser drawer. we needs rules to follow. the products might separate if the tablets looks crushed or discolored or cracking, th

because this eastern medicine approach can be seen as going back to basics. even western cultures used to drink willow bark tee to get rid of your headaches and now we know the active component is aspirin. it's really interesting to see things come full circle with this approach. >> so many of our medicines come from nature and i think this is just another great example of one we can embrace. >> do you think you'll use any of the eastern medicine treatments? >> i would love to try it and see what works. i tried acupuncture in the past for allergies growing up and i think uh, some of these things can work. >> you know phil this story was really personal for you, it was really driven home for me as well because i have a newborn, i'm a new mom. and the idea of these food allergies and in particular meeting families whose children are impacted by food allergies, seeing how desperate they are. it shook me, you know, it really shook me to my core. >> you don't want your boy to end up like me, just saying. >> it makes me pay attention in a completely different way now, the world health organi

vince powers is the chair of the nebraska democratic party, and he joins us this morning viaia skype to talkbout what's ahead. vince, thanks so much for being with us this sunday morning. >> thanks very much for having us and taking time to discuss the nebraska caucus. >> nebraska's primary is coming up may 5th. i guess, tell our viers what inspired the democrats to go thisoute whe you will be back to the polls in may.. >> we wanted to move primary up to mid february. to be two -- the end of george sh's second term. it was an open seat, and we thought it would be good for nebraska replicans andnebraska demococrats to have anopportunity to help select the

we don't use this. don't use it? those are forceps. time. >> not on grey's. >> jimmy: don't worry, we have a lot more to go through. we're going through a couple of okay? >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: do you know what this thing is for? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. absolutely correct. do we know what this is? >> that's a scalpel. >> jimmy: yes! a scalpel. do you know what this is called? >> an otascope. >> jimmy: absolutely right. >> this is a little bit harder. what is this? >> this is anesthesiologist use this is to gas you to sleep. i don't know what it is called but i know what it does. matters. do you know what this thing is? >> that i know is to measure breathing. i don't know what it is called though. >> jimmy: i apparently have no lung hour whatsoever because it is not moving. this is a nebulizer. >> okay. >> jimmy: i feel like you're calling my things into question. >> of course i'm a woman. i'm going on question everything you say. i had asthma. so i know what a nebulizer is. >> jimmy: now you do. >> the medicine gets hooked up to. i use

you can use this video as a teaching moment. use this video. >> , you could have said >> oh, dr. doolittle here. >> this is a lamb in lor about to deliver its little, tiny, baby lamb. >> does she have her hand helping? >> well, yeah. for the most part, ewes can take care of the birthing process themselves. every once in a while, you do need to get involved. this three-yeye-old girl decided she was going to help this lamb deliver that little baby. >> at three years old, it's her second lambing. mom is guiding her through the entire process and she really has to reach in and grab the legs of this baby lamb. it needs help, so i'm going to stress that point. she's not doing this for fun. >> mom is guiding her through this situation. >> and it's a way of life. >> got it. >> she finally finds the legs, grabs it, anchors herself and is able to pull the legs out. check her out. watch her go. >> i feel like i'm in junior high. i feel like i should be breathing. >> once the head is out, the little girl grabs the legs and keeps pulling and pulling until the entire thing is out. it's alive.

. >> we can't thank him enough for stepping forward and doing this for us. this is something we can't do on ourselves. we need the community to get involved. we need information and this is affecting families everywhere, and the reality of that is hitting home now. >> anchor: there were 60 heroin overdose deaths in warren county last year. 513-427-call, is the number to call. drug task force members will answer the hotline all day, 7 days a week. >> anchor: there is a special ride tomorrow for a man tragically killed while riding his bike. he was on u.s.-52 when a driver hit him and left the scene. melinda woodall was the driver and was on drugs when it happened. tomorrow, family and friends for prader leaving at 2:00 and a memorial service afterwards. >> don't get too comfortable with the mild weather because it. >> anchor: she's here to tell us about the weather. >> hey, we get a whole weekend of these temperatures and today's highs topping at 43 degrees in cincinatti, the milder air to the south and west of us this afternoon, that moves in for tomorrow and in the mid-40s for tomorr

there could still be a few flurries into the evening, but a bigger snow may be coming at us this weekend! tonight will be mostly cloudy for central iowa, but we could see some clearing late tonight in some areas. those areas that do clear down will be colder with light winds helping to let temps fall. it looks like there will be some sunshine around thursday morning, but more clouds are likely to roll back in during the afternoon. another little thursday night with another chance for some light snow. right now it looks like most areas will get less than an inch and it should have ended before the friday morning commute. friday should bring us some sunshine, but also a chilly wind from the northwest at 15- 25+ mph. saturday will be a very cold day with sunny skies in the morning and then clouds in the afternoon. it looks like arctic air will push in saturday, so our temps in the early morning will start below zero for most areas. winds will be light though during the day. our next significant snowfall is looking like saturday night into sunday. right now, i am thinking we are going to see

@this year maybe a few sprinkles @and that's it. @72 degrees. @scattered clouds. @today for us any cloud cover @will be mainly across the @interior. @nice and mild. @comfortable. @we will call it seasonably cool @tonight. @wake up tomorrow morning at 57 @degrees which is where we were @at this morning. @and then during the day near @perfect yet again under mostly @sunny skies. @mid- to upper sets. @if you were boating today, here @is what is on deck. @a light east wind. @seas about 2 feet or less with a @light chop. @the seven-day forecast show if @you were doing any boating @wednesday night, think twice, @because we have two rain chances @because we have two rain @chances. @first one tuesday late in the @day. @second one wednesday late in the @day, ands that weigh a front @that will bring 60s back @starting thursday and friday, @guy @ @ @>>> government officials knew @about a deadly outbreak of @legionnaires' but did not tell @the public for nearly two years. @>> is the water safe to drink. @>>? @charlie ladu ff begins his @investigation of the flint water @scandal and we look

this afternoon as well. temperatures around 40 degrees for us today. and overnight tonight, it gets chilly. let's check with joel hillan. how is that morning drive. >> east of the snow line and you've been talking about this, just wet roads. this is around town. this is a live picture from mobile 4 this morning. i want to show you in the high you have the plow working. i-70 facing that eastbound direction at lacal mountain. as folks come around the corner, we've had reports of numerous accidents along 285. look into the high country, and you have chain and passenger restrictions in place as you make your way out to the johnson eisenhower tunnel. across the denver metro area, a different story. mostly clear and we're running at post the speed limits. traveling from alameda parkway down passed morrison, 285, bowls, king carol before it gets better as you make that turn. you can turn on koa for the latest weather and traffic together. >> thanks, joel. the foothills and mountains getting heavy snow. weather app and she joins us from i-70 and genesee. you can see that snow coming down around you.

this is rare when they use this terminology. when we see it does indicate a potential hazardous situation not only for tornadoes but intense tornadoes in a threes or ef four. at the time it works its way into the tampa bay area tomorrow it will be significantly weaker but our threat of severe weather is not zero. i will talk more about what we could see locally coming up in the forecast. >>> it's probably a good reminder when severe weather hits make sure you are ready. way you will get the alert go. >>> if you have verizon and live in sarasota county you numbers on your screen. the sheriffs office office said verizon is having problems with numbers if you have an emergency. there also at our website, wtsp .com. >>> you can hear, a rally outside the headquarters for pinellas schools. a push to make changes at schools that of the worst in the state. we are there live right now jonathan, what is going on behind you ? >> a couple of dozen protesters trying to get the pinellas county school board to listen and make changes to what i

a viewer sent us this video tonight. montgomery counsel i fire had to close the road for a spell. >> take a look at these pictures, the first seneca baptist church and went. the churm was damaged but we didn't get any reports of any injuryings. >> well, it has been a very busy evening. the man was trapped. firefighters rescued him. a lot were driving by worried about the storm. some parts of d.c., maryland and virginia. >> the guy was trapped right here. take a look add this video. the pressure caused a cinder block wall to clapszble. >> the homeowner was trapped around 7 >> bad time. bad loyal case. driver's tell me it was a mess going home in the torrentmented herb's got their flashers on, hkt covering woodburn road, forcing groifers to turn around. >> it was bad. absolutely bad. >> now, the kood news 1 that the mash who lived here is going to be ook. but the redding by. this place is not inhabitable. >> we can also c little boy was among the people killed. the winds whipped through the small town of waiverly. two men

this photo comes to us from dorothy rigsby. she captioned this picture "little betty sue's first snow." you can send us your pictures and video too. just log on to w-l-o-s dot com. or e-mail them to pics at w-l-o-s dot com. 3 3 do you think you and your valentine are just the cutest? prove it! enter to win our valentine's selfie contest. get your valentine and take a creative selfie together ... for a chance to win a 150- dollar pair of diamond earrings from "alan's jewelry and pawn". just go to wlos.com and click-on "contests". the winner will be announced during our morning newscast on tuesday, february 9th. 3 here's a look at some of the selfies that have been sent in so far. denise from mills river sent us this shot--looks like it was a great day to have the convertable out! 3 victor in hendersonville snapped this great shot. it looks like this picture of he and his lady was taken off of a balcony somewhere. 3 and betsy from arden sent us this snowy selfie with her main squeeze. it really almost looks like a professional pho

derek, thanks for joining us this morning. so whether you have kids or if you're a big kid at heart like me, this is something the whole family can it's time to take a look at what's trending on facebbok. the academy awards were last night, and it's taking up a lot of the social media talking space. spotlight won best picture, brie larson won best actress and the big short won best adapted screenplay. -------- nasa astronaught scott kelly is making his way back home from being in space for a year. -------- and the total solar eclipse is a big talker. it's expected to take place between march 8th and march 9th over the pacific ocean. birthdays for 2/29/16 (monday) annie claire - fincastle - 16 elaine casey - 80 sophia huffman - 16 clay merriman - collinsville - 20 beau, sophia & luke davis - covington - 4 (leap year triplets!) margaret smith - radford - 90 tomeka robertson - rocky mount jimmy & sandra kingery - 52nd areevery once in a while one of those videos comes in that just wow is you and others a person not ht seem to but

but today, off the coast of san simeon california, researchers are using drones like this one here behind me for spectacular use, all in the name of science. >> this is the piedras blancas light station, this is a very unique piece of property because it sticks out into the migratory corridor of the northbound gray whale cows and calves. >> a picture perfect location for researchers to fly a science drone to get an unprecedented birds-eye view of what swims below. >> to the right of 6, but in the distance home line... >> i gotcha... whoa there it is. >> for 22 years, wayne perryman and a team from noaa have been here from march until may, counting and collecting data on gray whales migrating north...from the breeding grounds of mexico...to the arctic...a trip of 6,800 miles. >> this point is kind of a focal point for them and we're able to see them very very well, they pass often within a 100 meters of the beach so it's a great place to count animals. >> gray whales swim close to land as protection against their main predator... killer whales. even so it takes a sharp eye and strong binoc

thank you so much for being with us this morning. stacey: we'll talk about the water works lawsuit in just a moment. but first, iowa farmers know that nitrate runoff is a problem. what conservation practices are being used right now to reduce the runoff before it gets to the rivers and streams and our drinking water? mike: there's a variety of practices that iowa pharmacist -- iowa farmers are used to using, typically those that control soil conservation. increasingly we are looking at practices now that will help us improve the water quality and address nitrate specifically. a lot of those practices are laid out in our nutrient reduction strategy, things like cover crops and switching to know till, wetlands and bio filters, we are seeing farmers adopting those prom -- practices. steve: all of those are voluntary. what percentage of farmers do mike: most farmers are using multiple conservation practices on their field. soil erosion prevention or soil conservation, and increasingly again we are seeing adoption of things like cover crop

all righty. >> now, tell us, you did something different this week. >> yes. one lady, as you said, was from the plaza. >> yes. >> and then the lady who et cetera the videos for us, you know, does all the -- >> ambush work. >> what we do before and everything. we picked her. and she was so excited because today is her 25th anniversary. >> we'll talk to her in a second. but first let's meet pat wilson. she's 66 years old from york, pennsylvania. pat's a mother of two kids. currently works as a corporate event planner. she is an avid ambush watcher and she came a few years ago but she wasn't picked, but she didn't give up. she describes her everyday look at frumpy. >> you're giggling. and i know that's out of happiness. because you've been through such a tough time. so what does this mean to you? >> i am so excited about doing this. i've wanted to cut my hair for such a long time. and i hardly wear any makeup at all. but it's been kind of a rough year. and i just want something to take my mind off of it. >> well, we are going to make you look even more beautiful.

us live. >>> from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. after crucial saturday votes in this race for the white house, two candidates now in command. for the democrats, hillary clinton found her fire wall in nevada. the win out west, nearly six points over bernie sanders puts her back in control. she heads to south carolina and super tuesday with big leads in the biggest states. and for the republicans, it's all about donald trump. his double-digit win over marco rubio and ted cruz in south carolina, a possible delegate sweep, kills off the campaign of jeb bush. puts him in a powerful position. new hampshire and south carolina has ever lost the nomination. the big question for so many in the gop today, a question unimaginable one year ago. can donald trump be stopped? he joins us live in a moment. first, jon karl brings us the results of the biggest day yet in this campaign. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a remarkable moment in american politics.

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she joins us this morning... especially on my way to work... is the roads. i'm going to step out of the way so you can looks like this... they have at least a thin layer of snow on them... and still need to be plowed... neighborhood and side roads especially... here's some video of the storm in downtown waterloo earlier this morning... now i have been seei plows out... cities across eastern iowawaell me if you wake up this morning and your neighborhood or side road is hard to get out of... it's because a lot of these main roads still need work on them and need to b b cleared... i've been speaking with police across eastern iowa... they say they have been seei a lot of minor accidents because of this storm , so it is important to be careful and cautious while driving. we've got you covered live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... if you would like to see any cancellations or delays ... you can see those on our website at kwwl dot com. plans r a new career and technical center will have to go on the shelf for now. waterloo voters reject a school bond vote. abo

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dale earnhardt boulevard and people use this they are familiar with backups. but this one is lengthy, highway 29 is one alternate route. and the backup is into rowan county. at least 10 miles of stop-and-go traffic. that is not good for the evening commuters as we also look in the opposite direction i-85 northbound we have congestion poplar tent road. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. highway 29 a great alternate route. back to you. >> thank you. nice picture from our hd towercam. >> it was great walking to work, i took pictures of the sun. it's friday and it's a great weekend. >> temperatures will be get warmer. let's find out what is in store here is lyndsay tapases in the first alert weather center. >> i believe molly's was some fridays are better than others and it was a fantastic friday. temperatures into the upper 50s and 60s returning this weekend. normal high is around 56. so we will be above that for saturday and sunday. sundown tonight... so here is how the high saturday 64 is what we average a month from now on march 20th and su

there could still be a few flurries into the evening, but a bigger snow may be coming at us this weekend! tonight will be mostly cloudy for central iowa, but we could see some clearing late tonight in some areas. those areas that do clear down will be colder with light winds helping to let temps fall. it looks like there will be some sunshine around thursday morning, but more clouds are likely to roll back in during the afternoon. another little weather system will be flying into iowa now it looks like most areas will get less than an inch and it should have ended before the friday morning commute. friday should bring us some sunshine, but also a chilly wind from stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. going faster in iowa. lawmakers want to increase the speed limit on rural highways. but iowa state patrol says it could be dangerous. tonight we break down the pros and cons of this state house matter. local 5's jacob peklo is here with more. jacob the average speed on a rural two lane highway is 62 according to a study done by department of so

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john: when i buy something i often use this stuff. it's called cash. plastic, i like the convenience and i get a nice bill at the end of the month, but as usual i am behind the times, creative destruction happening until young people tell me what is wrong with you, you are paying with credit cards compared to paying with paypal, and what is next? the ceo of america's most viable company says that he knows. >> our vision is to replace this. 200 million times that we have scrambled for a credit card and we go through what is a fairly antiquated payment process. it looks something like this. john: i sped this up because it goes even faster. but you get the point, using a credit card can be a pain in the neck. >> we have created an entirely new payment process. we call it apple pay. john: it is quicker. >> that is it. john: if it does, replace companies, max says okay. >> i think it's great, but it might not be me and you who decide that the sovereign marketplace. the kids you are talking about could decide that it's time for change and they are the ones wh