west tennessee. right. >> cincinnati. >> lee -- they were professional acquaintances but i don't think any of them were necessarily intimate friends. i think it the loss of jack mackey who was practically lee's alter ego in a way, they were deeply close. i think the loss of jack mackey may have kind of emotionally closed lee up to more friendships because that really hurt deeply. yes, sir. >> jack, this is just out of curiosity. based with what you shared with us tonight about mary lee and her personality, did she have an lot in common with abe lincoln's wife, mary? >> question is did mary lee have a lot in common with mary lincoln? well, certainly outwardly you could see some of it. there is -- explosive is too loaded a word but there is a volatile temper and temperament. certainly a want of frugality. what a nice way to put it. beyond that, i mean i don't pretend to understand what really was -- what mary lincoln's psychosis was, if you can call it that. but there's no question they were both diffi

investigators say a 16-year-old in west tennessee could face charges for duct taping his two-year-old sister. the boy posted the picture on-line. as of right now, the teen is not charged but the sheriff hopes to change that. >> people seem to stoop to new levels. and it angers me as a sheriff and a dad but it does not surprise me. >> the girl is ok. decide if the teen will be charged. >> new, you may be able to fly to cuba soup out of charlotte douglas international airport. the united states and cuba signed a deal for commercial flights as many as 100 flights a day. airlines have 15 days to submit proposals. we reached out to american airlines and it said we applaud the administration for making commercial air service a priority american looks forward to submitting a proposal. we put more information on wbtv.com. >> a local mom is upset after she says her son came home from school with dental work she did not know about it and he did not need it. >> and next at 5:00... >> what is the capital of georgia? >> atlanta. >> introducing what might be the smartest four-year-old you'll ever m

if it wasn't for the legislatures from west tennessee promoting that, then we wouldn't have that continued relationship going with the trade missions in and out of tennessee with that regard. in east tennessee, we have the music again. our legislature have seen the benefits of those things and developing those attributes as far as expert goes. when you look at the foreign investment keys, -- peace, we were with our federal partners in developing opportunities. . we work with the state -- he work with the state and international trade agencies. new ecosystems, business ecosystems, with your strengths and your certain clusters to limit this opportunity is back and fourth. john: frank and jamie, do you have any ideas that would work as well, or may not work as well. >> it is important when you're going to invest money in the state, you have a chance to meet and talk to the ceo of that state and give you an idea of how it is going to go. it is very important to talk to legislators in the state, especially when it comes to what they are going to take a look at in the next session. especially fo

. >> fedex is getting some of the credit for saving this beautiful two-year-old from west tennessee. little brooklyn was in a tough spot her family needed to get her to chicago but the storms canceled 700 flights. if she did not get there doctors were worried she would die. fedex offered to fly her and her family from memphis to chicago during the storms and after 13 hours of surgery brooklyn is alive and recovering. the family is asking help to cover medical costs we have that on wbtv.com. >> check out this video a charleston man helps free amant ray caught in netting. the animal swimming beside the boat. the duo got the netting off the animal. look at the size of this thing. it was about 10 feet wide. getting in the water and alongside it on top of it. >> i love owe schepp life and the beach but that would be frightening to think let me get on top of it and -- >> that is awesome. the video is great to see. >> largest lilly pad ever. >> a gps glitch that may have you reaching for a normal map. that is next. >> and coming up... [ ] >> a little bit of soul that is helping people battl

if it wasn't for the legislatures from west tennessee promoting that, then we wouldn't have that continued relationship going with the trade missions in and out of tennessee with that regard. in east tennessee, we have the music again. our legislature have seen the benefits of those things and developing those attributes as far as expert goes. when you look at the foreign peace, we keys, -- were with our federal partners in developing opportunities. we work with the state. -- he work with the state and international trade agencies. new ecosystems, business ecosystems, with your strengths and your certain clusters to limit this opportunity is back and fourth. jamie, do youd have any ideas that would work as well, or may not work as well. >> it is important when you're going to invest money in the state, you have a chance to meet and talk to the ceo of that state and give you an idea of how it is going to go. tois very important to talk legislators in the state, especially when it comes to what they are going to take a look at in the next session. for foreign investment companies. we have a

right now a few flurries light snow showers in the mountains some of the system back to our west through tennessee as well as and they're seeing a wintry mix developing just north of atlanta this morning. this is really going to be a small system. i'm tracking some more wintry weather that could arrive early next week and have a bigger impact. raleigh, 26 in durham, 29 in littleton, also in the upper 20s around fayetteville and raeford and clinton and at 26 degrees this morning. cloudy skies, 26 the best chance for some snow and wintry mix type weather is going to be mid-day. lunch hour into the next few hours after that say through 3:00, then by 6 p.m. i'm expecting us to be dry again, right around 32 degrees for the evening drive home. let's walk you through this on our future forecast, 7 a.m. dry but cloudy don't expect a pretty sunrise this morning. here we are at lunchtime today some of the accumulating snow showers starting move into the triangle. watch that area of pink down around the sand hills. untreated roads could develop some problems as we head into lunchtime and into the early after

very light in nature around ashville, a little more snow as you make your way further west towards tennessee this morning. here i'm not expecting any of the snow to start until say 10 a.m. and it will be pretty scattered as well. so you'll get through your morning drive it's close to lunchtime that we'll have to worry about the wintry weather. in the mean times here's a look at your temperatures, rocky mount you're at 26, henderson and roanoke rapids both at 25, and south hill, good morning, you're at 21. so here's your fast forecast, for this friday mid-20s at 8 a.m., dry for your morning drive, lunchtime today close to 32, so that's when we're starting to see some of the accumulating snow move through, a wintry mix falling across the sand hills high today 35 and then most of us dry again by the evening drive home. we'll get to more on your forecast and the cold weekend ahead at the moment. i-40 and page road in both directions moving freely. roads dry but for many of you you'll notice that they've been treated especially the primary roads. we'll get to more on that from emma wright but rig

tennessee. and so these companies are looking at the ball play in the west of the state and then the feld spa that's in our mountains. that speaks again to the unique attributes in tennessee. that's just sort of an overall picture of some of our clusters and the things we work on there. we also have, and this feeds into some of the things we've been talking about is the workforce development component of which i'm very proud of. getting back to our governor and our commissioner, we started a couple years ago a thing called the tennessee promise. and so any graduating high school student in tennessee is guaranteed a two-year education vocational and technical studies for free. so if you graduate from high school, you get into this program called tennessee promise, and then there's people like myself who are your mentors. and we hold your hand and make sure you make it through. and we do this with the guidance of the companies who have landed in our states. on a larger picture, we've just recently worked with nissan to develop a workforce development system for them specifically, but in general we are

back to our west there's some snow showers falling in the mountains. around tennessee you are seeing a wintry mix. all of this going to continue to come together as it moves into our area. i am expecting snow showers to start to fall say around 10 a.m. this morning. so here's a look at your temperatures 27 in durham right now, 27 in siler city, 27 in louisburg and rocky mount, do you understand around the sand hills you're at 28, raeford 29, pinehurst at 27 degrees. so here's what i'm thinking today, 26 at 8 a.m. out the door, 29 at 10 a.m., starting to see a few isolate snow showers. i think the best chance is is going to arrived right around the mid-day hour. so if you have plans certainly watch this because accumulating snow wintry mix further across the sand hills then as we head towards the evening hours that chance is going to taper off. back to 32 by 6 p.m. this evening. now, let's go ahead and talk about expect. again, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. generally a half an inch or less around the triangle and off to our east along the 95 corridor. the bulls eye so to s

the first half of the day, there could be severe weather to our west, in tennessee, alabama, mississippi. but when it arrives here, it will be in a weakened state. cool but a little bit above average. at the bus stop tomorrow kick off your tuesday. you need a jacket. temperatures will be in the 40's at 6:00 a.m. free. but tomorrow evening, after midnight, if you showers here. a relative of showers comes sunrise. by midmorning, it is out of here. a nice afternoon in terms of but it will be noticeably cooler. rainfall amounts with this front will not be impressive. generally a test to a quarter of an inch of rain or so. the breeze will kick temperatures back up into the upper 60's and low 70's. some showers for us tomorrow night. wednesday turns out right -- out dry. mid 50's for high as we get into wednesday. upper 60's north. beautiful day. just a few clouds in the afternoon. thursday into friday, another shot of rain. then sunshine and cool for the weekend. we get back into the 60's sunday and monday. right now, we are on track for another nice weekend. that will be three in a row. suns

-west tennessee. >> cincinnati. >> lee had -- they were professional acquaintances. i don't think any of them are necessarily intimate friends. i think the loss of jack mackey who was practically lee's alter ego, in a way. they were deeply close. i think the loss of jack mackey may have emotionally closed lee up toward friendship. that really hurt deeply. >> this is out of curiosity. based on what you shared with us tonight about mary lee and her personality, did she have a lot in common with a lincoln's wife? >> the question is did mary lee have a lot in common with mary lincoln? outwardly, you can see some of it. -- explosive is too little a word. a volatile temper and temperament. certainly, a want of frugality. , a nice way to put it. that, i don't pretend to understand what mary lincoln's psychosis was, if you could call it that. there is no question they were both difficult for their husbands. they both caused their husbands and there's. worst, they cause their bit -- husbands embarrassment in front of the professional peers and colleagues. they were not have b

there are the snow showers to the west across tennessee and kentucky. much of the moisture will dry us. over the mountains could be four a winter storm warning is up there with winter weather advisories. the evening showers have ended. low to mid 30's for overnight lows with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning cloudy. tomorrow areas have some sunshine. 33 at 8:00 p.m. 40 at the noon hour. this front goes through. another one comes our way in the northwest flow. limited moisture. there could be a sprinkle or a snow flurry during the day tomorrow. shouldn't amount to much at all. temperatures will be above freezing in the mid 40's. it will be cold. some of the snowflakes may make it to the ground even though it will be well above freezing. it is just the cold air coming in beyond that with temperatures way below average. tomorrow's highs in the mid 40's going to be breezy. it is going to feel colder. that's the warmest it will be for a while until next week. here's your first alert forecast. 25 tomorrow night. wednesday near 40. 30's for thursday. a lit

the further west you go, close to tennessee come he will see the heavy snow. winter storm warning continues there. tomorrow night, windchill advisory goes from 7:00 tomorrow evening until noon on wednesday for these areas. wind chills below zero, a dangerous situation going through the next two days. it will get colder and colder. how about flurries through the upstate, a brief light snow shower the next couple days. but that is about it. the snow is mainly confined to the north georgia mountains and western north carolina. these areas, 2-6 inches of snow. the six inches plus is a long the high elevations and west facing slopes along the tennessee-north carolina line. in this area, a trace to a couple inches possible in hendersonville, brevard, all the way back to just south of one cold front pushing through the area, the second one is here. it will bring more cold air. it will get colder and colder as a series of fronts push from the northwest as the trough digs in in the deep south. snow through north georgia mountains, now the green is changing to snow as i

john: nasty thunderstorms to the west in kentucky, tennessee, alabama and mississippi. the system will weakenit the -- by the time the thunderstorms it here, heavy rainfall late tonight and tomorrow. we wilcarol: thanks for watching. >>> tonight, victory lap.

north carolina, utah, kansas, west virginia, tennessee, and oklahoma are all seeing hikes between 20% and 30%. nathan: what we've seen is most states, 49 out of 50, are seeing premium increases. the only state where there was a decrease was mississippi and that was slight it was 0.2%. 17 states are seeing double-digit increases. there are some states that are seeing 30% or higher, including minnesota, which is nearly 47% -- almost 48%, premium increases for the upcoming year. sharyl: yet as recently as october, the obama administration quoted a 7.5% increase and said most consumers would "find plans for less than $100 a month." premium hikes are only half of the burden. deductibles are up, too. 7.8% this year on average for silver plans -- worse in places like mississippi, with an out to $1,473 extra for the year and washington state, averaging a 47.6% increase or $1090 more in that state. no matter how much it costs or how little it covers having insurance is now the law and more have gotten insured. pres. obama: as the affordable care act has taken effect, nearly 18 million american

there are the snow showers to the west across tennessee and kentucky. much of the moisture will dry us. over the mountains could be four or five inches. a winter storm warning is up there with winter weather advisories. the evening showers have ended. low to mid 30's for overnight lows with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning cloudy. 33 at 8:00 p.m. 40 at the noon hour. this front goes through. another one comes our way in the northwest flow. limited moisture. there could be a sprinkle or a snow flurry during the day tomorrow. shouldn't amount to much at all. temperatures will be above freezing in the mid 40's. it will be cold. some of the snowflakes may make it to the ground even though it will be well above freezing. it is just the cold air coming in beyond that with temperatures way below average. tomorrow's highs in the mid 40's going to be breezy. it is going to feel colder. that's the warmest it will be for a while until next week. forecast. 25 tomorrow night. wednesday near 40. 30's for thursday. a little bit of a recovery friday. weekend. wind

west virginia, west virginia and tennessee. when we talked about at the top of the newscast, that storm that was rocking the cruise ship it is that low that we had talked about last week winding up off of the coast in the northern bahamas. we talked about it for days as it has gone and really wound up in an intense storm producing noreaster conditions. back here at home ahead front. temperatures in the 60s right 63 to 65 degrees to begin your evening and currently at tampa international airport. try air. 48, the humidity 56%. 64 with the southwest wind at 15 and it will feel like upper 50s and mid-50s. as we go through the night. this front will track through the state. we will keep you mostly cloudy, the only thing we will add on top of the winds and the clouds will be a chance at isolated or stray light shower. not expecting thunderstorms. just too dry for that and we don't have the right setup. we could see light rain showers later this evening and that's absolutely possible. much cold behind it. a lot of that in the mid atl

west. look at all this rain over the tennessee valley. heavy showers and storms moving to the east. this entire area of rain will be moving in later on tonight. first again, it will be our neighbors south and west over the upstate. western communities over the mountains and tennessee valley. we turn our attention to the risk of severe weather. the severe weather outlook hosted by the storm prediction center has a marginal risk in this dark green. western north carolinas. marginal. emphasize marginal. this will be isolated in nature. the greatest risk will be out there towards the tennessee border, the georgia border, upstate. it won't be as big of a deal for asheville. just a lot of rain. 48 degrees in asheville. south wind at 8. that normally means some milder weather, which it has. youu are feeling the chill down there. northeast wind at 13 in the upstate. high pressure in canada. we've got that warm front stretching down to the carolinas. that warm area is going to win out, briefly. we could actually see our temperatures warm up towards dawn. once the cold front goes through, not

here comes rain, radar shows this kentucky tennessee, west virginia, now coming into virginia and maryland. this is all tracking due east and the close-up radar showing that we're getting a few sprinkles maybe in montgomery county and northern loudoun county. but the main bulk of the rain harrisonburg, it is raining now. this is advancing east coming in to the metro area arriving another couple hours or so noontime to 1:00. and a little bit of a breeze at union station. your weather headlines for this sunday, looks like a rainy afternoon. possible flooding mainly in virginia, some creeks and streams out of their banks. and rain looking likely on wednesday as we get toward the middle part of the week. pretty powerful storm coming through. hour by hour timing coming in just a few minutes. >>> nothing easy about running for president, i can tell you. it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. when you win, it's beautiful. and we're going to start -- we are going to start winninglot hillary clinton and donald trump both land big wins. and steve handelsman has more on how

then wednesday, a larger more powerful storm developing well west to the tennessee and the ohio valleys. the result to bring us winds from the southeast. warm in the lower 60's here. breezy on wednesday, too. period of rain and heavy rain. even thunderstorms that could be heavy in the late afternoon or the everything. once it cleared out, it will be windy for the day on thursday. 1.5-2 inches of rain is what we expect by the time it comes to an end. the coastline of maryland, delaware, new jersey could get four inches of rain. short term, this is what we have. seven hi day forecast with a cold rain. 100% chance of rain with thunderstorms and heavy downpour. 62 on wednesday. windy weather. 55 on thursday. warming up on sunday. stay with us. we return after this. robert: well, caps hope to stay hot winning eight of the last nine. they are hosting the coyotes at verizon. they are still dominating the nhl with a record of 40-10-4. closest to the caps are the blackhawks at 38-19-5. newcomer oshie says it's all new to him. >> i haven't been on a team as hot as we have been and won as many gam

another patches coming in from the west from tennessee and northern georgia and it could impact the upstate in the next few hours. we will be watching that closely. we have wind chill advisories, winter weather advisories for counties along the north carolina-tennessee border. watch out for slippery conditions, especially tonight with more snow expected. late morning through about lunch time, we will see flurries of northern parts of south carolina, northern pickens, greenville, spartanburg and cherokee county with a flurry or two of snow. it will not be a biggie, but just a reminder that we are still in winter. it clears up or tonight and tomorrow. it will be cold and windy and get into the mid 20's saturday in the mountains and mid 30's in the upstate. it will be a cold saturday. sunday is chilly, to end another chance of snow coming in on monday. we have 20's and 30's this morning with a little breeze blowing out of the northeast to make that feel colder, so make sure the kids have a warm jacket as they get ready for school and you get ready for work. we will check about monday's possibl

the nasty weather is moving north...in west knoxville, tennessee high winds took down trees and power lines. forecasters say tornadoes are possible in the carolinas and parts of virginia. kenneth craig, cbs news, atlanta > < tedd florendo ((>beautiful this afternoon with temps warming up slowly. still near average today but winds have died down quite a bit compared to earlier this week. winds less than 10 through many neighbohroods except the colorado river. warming for the weeekend. ............................... ...... warming trend is part of our weather headlines. staying dry... for now. especially since february is supposed to be our wettest month. 80's return as well and you'll see it on the 7 day. winds also return next week and we'll tell you how high. ............................... ............ afternoon temps in the 60's through many valley neighbhordhood s with warmer temps on the eastside of town where we're lower in elevation. temps also stay cooler in the northwest and and foothill neigbhoords in the 60's as well. not quite warm but more average temps for this time of

you can see some starting to pop up out to the west across tennessee. some of that will head this way but we're starting to enter into an unsettled weather pattern >>> by midweek, there could be heavy rainfall. >>> the mountains could see showers through lunchtime. it is not going to be heavy rain here, won't last long but keep your eyes to the sky and download our weather app so you can track the showers as they start to move through. >>> mostly cloudy skies but even with the clouds it will be warmer. we made it to 61 degrees yesterday here in charlotte but it will be warmer than that today. cloudy, but near 70 degrees there later today. a few stray showers possible through the afternoon. tomorrow a cloudy start to the day. through the afternoon tracking some rain and this time it will move in from the south and then lift north ward. by 5:00, 6:00, could be wet roads. monday and tuesday could have heavy rain. your commute tomorrow, cloudy and mild. highs for tomorrow in the upper 50s to low 60s with a chance for some showers by the afternoon. heading t

even in the mountains from tennessee, west virginia. around the nation's capital, and that low is going to wind up out there in the atlantic. so a week later after last not near as strong, but definitely attention getting in the north atlantic. back here at home as we go through the overnight hours, notice a couple of these hours here before sunrise start to bring the a little bit of cloud cover. we're very, very dry at the surface. you felt it. low humidity today. it felt very nice, right? so there's not much to work with in the atmosphere. however, there's still some gulf moisture as this front comes in in the middle of the night. you see around 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning, not only do you have just a thin line of clouds, but the future cast picking out what looks to be a little bit of rain. you haven't heard us talk much about the rain this weekend. what i believe the models are picking out is something called investigatorra. what that is is basically it is actual rain. on radar it looks like rain. it is rain. it falls from the clou

p>> reporter: the nasty weather pis moving north in west pknoxville, tennessee, high winds ptook down trees and power lines. pforecasters say tornadoes are ossible in the carolinas and arts of virginia. pkenneth craig, cleveland 19. p>>> police cars breaking down pduring a chase. phow does that happen? ptoday we went looking for panswers about the condition of pthese vehicles. pwhen that in live, denise pzarrella joins us live telling pus what she found. phey, denise. p>> denise: yes, how are you pdoing, mark? pit turns out that obviously pelyria police is dealing with an paging unit of cars. pthey've got about 59 of them. psome of them have more than 100. pmost of them have more than p100,000 miles on them. pthat's their youngest vehicles pthat they have. pover the weekend not one, not ptwo, but three of them broke pdown during a police chase. ptake a look. pthis is scanner traffic from the olice department page that pthousands. p>> northbound through. phere. pi think something just blew in p>> all right. pi'm having a hard time catching pup. p>> we heard a lot pop. pit sounded like

just south and west including kentucky, tennessee alabama mississippi . to the north and northwest, some blizzard and winter storm warnings for some receiving up to 20 inches of snowfall . both of this it is cooler with 36 degrees toledo and then they tonight paducah and for us it is about some downpours tonight gone about 10:00 a.m. tomorrow . there will be some heavier downpours expected, for the morning commute to the east a few showers, between 10:00 a.m. and noon the winds and rain will be gone .an the charges will fall s to eventually buries about atm tomorrow and rainfall amounts will be heavy overnight tonight between half-inch -- 1 falling temperatures thursday then fall back into the 30s on fridayen with mid- 30s . about slightly above normal as we head into saturday and sunday . for those ofo of you lots of snowfall and is forecast, tuesday wednesday next week,, will be just for you with temperatures in the 20s and chance of snowfall next tuesday wednesday ay . the cavaliers winning streak is at five, are they ready for it appears to be the end

crews are working 16 hour shifts and extra help came from tennessee and west virginia. >>> more now on the battle between fci and apple. many customers have rallied in support of the company. some legal experts say apple refused to unlock terrorist iphone set up an extraordinary legal fight with implications for consumers and privacy. elizabeth hur reports. >> reporter: the white house wants apple to do what a california judge ordered, hack into the iphone used by the suspect in the san bernardino massacre and help investigators get some answers. >> they're not asking apple to redesign its product or create a new backdoor to one of their products. they are simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device. >> i think being a good corporate citizen is important. >> reporter: apple customers up for all of our security. >> reporter: apple standing firm bowing to appeal. tim cook said the demands are chilling and the software is something they do not have an something they consider too dangerous to create arguing if they find a way to break into that phone they will

the mess off to the west severe weather from tennessee down in to mississippi, take a look at the watches that are in effect. the boxes are tornado watches and those highlighted counties, in pink, purple, pink are tornado warnings , the other ones severe thunderstorm warnings. a tornado touching down near newton, mississippi. large hail and tornados, the orange areas where the highest risk is, enhanced, and the system advances to the east tomorrow, marginal risk for severe weather, including damaging winds, isolated brief to keep your eyes and ears on the weather tomorrow. weather call will inform you, too, if there are warnings in your neighborhood. clouds as we start your morning, lack of rainfall, breezy and mild and 53. windy, 70 the high, the front goes by, we don't clear out the moisture behind the front. clouds and a chance for rain on thursday in the 5s. super bowl weekend, saturday looks good. added rain to super bowl sunday. if you see rain in the neighborhood, you stay inside and watch wral and enjoy the super bowl festivities and the game around 6:00. the cool weather will sti

the cold air to the west, the storm track through the tennessee valley means we were on the mild side. so showers for the first half of the day and the threat picks up in the afternoon when the approaching front will bring in the chance for some thunderstorms. and it looks like our model, the urine model again taking that heaviest snow up through michigan with some places getting 6-12 inches, maybe a little bit of michigan getting over a foot. it's possible we get a little bit in the mountains on thursday. but for most of us this is really going to be all about the rain and the very mild temperatures and the strong winds that will this system as well. we could be up to 60 degrees even at this time tomorrow night. a crazy day. and then big winds as our storm approaches and as we wait for it to exit and that will continue through much of the day on thursday with a possibility of gusts over 30. as a matter of fact a wind advisory has gone up for the potomac highlands for those strong winds and that will kick in tomorrow. we'll be able to take a break over the weekend and get ready for mo

tennessee line. especially the high elevations and west facing slopes, the time doing it. back to north georgia, winter weather advisory for northern georgia, clayton, blue ridge, all the way down to canton. the northern suburbs of atlanta here come all the way back into the dalton-rome area and in atlanta, off and on lorries during the day today. -- flurries during the day today. we are dealing with dangerously cold wind chills in the mountains. this is north georgia. wind chill advisory from now until 10:00 a.m. thursday. wind chill advisory goes until noon tomorrow for tonight through noon tomorrow of the mountains of north carolina. tomorrow and run all the way through thursday. wind chills as low as 15 below zero. these pieces of energy coming in, a dip in the jet stream, look at the off and on flurries in atlanta to make an -- two the flurries moving into the columbia area right now. not much accumulation, but batches of heavier snow. showers around belton and honey a path in a little while. and in kirksey, south of greenwood, snow showers developing. rain changing t

. >> nasty weather is moving north in west knoxville tennessee high wind took down trees and power linesforecasters say tornadoes are possible in the carolinas and parts of the virginia. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> alabama family is awarded 72 million-dollar in i lawsuit begins pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson, over talc powder. jackie fox died last year of ovarian cancer at age of 62. she claims her cancer diagnosis was caused by using john on and johnson baby powder and other talc based product for years. the lawsuit was not just about the money but about warning other women. >> it is in the just for her, but for so many other women and that is why i continue, this that is why i continue this fight. >> johnson and johnson is expected to appeal the verdict. the company is facing thousands of lawsuits from other woman claiming it failed to warn consumers about the alleged dangers associated with talc powder. >>> scientists hired by auto industry say they have figured out what caused takata air bags to inflate with too many force. >> the independent testing coal

west jefferson and until 7:00 a.m. thursday, to the south, wind chill feeling brutally cold the next 24 hours. look at the winter weather advisories from tennessee into kentucky, west virginia, southern ohio and western portions of virginia this afternoon. all of that cold air continuing to sink south. we made it to 40 in charlotte. it is 24 in cincinnati, 18 chicago, and up to 11 now minneapolis-st. paul. that is a look at beach mountain where they are making snow. folks enjoying fantastic conditions in the mountains am 40 in charlotte, humidity, 35%, with west to northwest wind 10 to 15 miles an hour. upper 30 and low 40's, 40 mountain island lake, 33 registered in belmont. 38 in cornelius. you find very cold temperatures, 19 to 20 in boone, blowing rock, chill tonight, it will feel like you are in the single digits. 22 for the high in boone this afternoon. the foothills, warmer, 38 lenoir taylorsville. 42 wilkesboro. generally speaking we are talking about highs in the here 40's today, 42 hasn't, 44 in cheraw. the overall weather pattern the next 48 hours, we continue to see the cold northwest wind, and it brings those snow showers into the m

the power company have people working 16-hour shifts and even brought in extra health from tennessee and west virginia. even with the extra help, they say it is still a long process. >> they will have assessors going out and see what the problem is, and then they will send up a ticket and get here and will ground everything first so they can remove the trees. pull back the profileers up and make sure everything is right and remove the ground. close the fuse back in with the switch. >> reporter: and some bittersweet news for students. five schools to cancel classes today because they didn't have power. now as of this evening, all five of those schools have the power back on, but looks as if the snow day is over. live in roanoke, annie andersenlive in roanoke, annie andersen, abc 13 news. >>> a different scene in danville.

. >> we had additional resources from tennessee and west virginia, and they are on the ground now. >> reporter: i just checked with appalachian power as of a few minutes ago, 24,000 customers without power. now if there is a downed power line, don't go near it. just call 911. if you don't have power, call your power company. live in roanoke, annie andersenlive in roanoke, annie andersen, abc 13 news. >> danner: now a live look at the roads from our v dot camera. >> mark: this is route 460 in lynchburg near handler's mountain road. the roads look pretty good right now. chief meteorologist george flickinger has the late fest you are planning to head out tonight. george. . >> george: mark and danner, the temperatures above freezing and if you head out tonight the temperatures will remain above freezing. looking live over central boulevard in danville where the traffic is moving along smoothly, temps in the 40s and 50s. 51 in danville. and roanoke, you are at 41. the weather is also dry for nowthe weather is also dry for now, but we are tracking changes. this is a large area of rain with

front well toold the west, across ohio, indiana, kentucky, tennessee, moving east overnight, arriving early tomorrow morning, bringing showers at first and heavier rain by the morning and afternoon. the flood watch, that goes into effect tomorrow at noon, extending through the early morning hours thursday, including counties to the north, frederick and washington counties, along with the panhandle of west virginia. not under aeltway watch, but we have the potential of heavy rain. 7:00 in the morning, grabbed the umbrella and keep it with you all day. the timing of the thunderstorms and the rush-hour commute home tomorrow evening, more on that in a few minutes. leon: folks at home, turn to abc 7 when rain and severe weather moves in no matter where you are. stay in the loop at wjla.com/te xt to sign up for alerts. were shot tooddler death in prince george's county, the mother in elementary school teacher. tonight, a vigil in honor of their lives as the police search for their killer. tom roussey has how they are being remembered and the investigation. tom: i checked with police at head

she said she played the same numbers she's been playing the >> other winning tickets sold in tennessee. the west coast winner hasn't shown up yesterday. >> wouldn't that be funny if lisa was walking around knowing she was a multimultimillionaire. >> i would hand you the clicker, i'm out of here. >> the hairspray cans over there. >> nice day, but will be windy. speeds about 20 to 40 miles per hour. look at our temperatures. city park at 40 now. broomfield 45. really mild start to the day. aurora you're at 53. state-wide mild across the entire state. 3 30ss,40s, 50s into the mountains. winds are picking up. gusts in denver at about 15 to 20. goes on. record high is 71. we could get there. look at denver today, 72. broom field 73. we have mid- to upper 0s near castle rock and parker. get up along 76, even warmmr there today. closer to 70 near fort morgan and sterling. foothills, estes park 53. bailey 59, though you'll be feeling the winds especially by mid-morning today. 40s and 50s off to the west. steamboat springs toddy another very mild day with a high of 43. take a look at all of the alerts. w

the power company has been working 16-hour shifts and brought in extra crews from tennessee and west virginia, but even with the extra help, they say it is a long process. >> this is life. you have to take it in stride. bundle up. play some games. enjoy each other's company. an get through. >> danner: also back to class for students in five schools in school today because they didn't have power. >>> three people in bedford county are displaced after a fire broke out from a heat lamp. the fire marshal said that lamp was on for the owner's cats housed in the garage. it happened in the 1100 block of shepherd store road just off of dickerson mill road after 4:00 this morning. fire fighters from four different units battled the blaze for several hours. there are no reported injuries. a damage from the fire is estimated at $200,000. >>> federal prosecutors wrapped up their case in the murder trial of reserve williamsburg police captain kevin quick a few hours ago. the prosecution fbi special agent jason warren analyzed cell phone records that put quick and one of the six defendants near th

the power company have people working 16-hour shifts and even brought in extra health from tennessee and west virginia. even with the extra help, they say it is still a long process. >> they will have assessors going out and see what the problem is, and then they will send up a ticket and get here and will ground everything first so they can remove the trees. pull back the profileers up and make sure everything is right and remove the ground. close the fuse back in with the switch. >> reporter: and some bittersweet news for students. five schools to cancel classes today because they didn't have power. now as of this evening, all five of those schools have the power back on, but looks as if the snow day is over. live in roanoke, annie andersenlive in roanoke, annie andersen, abc 13 news. >>> a different scene in danville. had their power on at midnight. one man got his back. >> reporter: thomas was without power for two days when a tree fell on a transformer right in front of his house knocking out power to the whole street. pinepine trees in front of his home were leaning so he did anticipate

it's back to our west they're seeing some snow around central portions of tennessee extending up towards nothing portions of atlanta and way later this morning into the afternoon. so breaking your forecast down hour by hour dry conditions at 8 a.m., isolated snow shower possible at 10 a.m., and the wintry whether from noon to 3:00 this afternoon. 34 at 2:00, our high today 35, you're getting in the car for that evening drive home 6 o'clock maybe a few lingering flurries moved of us should be dry right around the freezing mark though. 8 o'clock we're dry, 10 a.m., again, most of us still on the dry side, watch what happens though say noon, 1:00 the snow showers right overhead and more of the pink down around fayetteville, that's the wintry mix that is possible, the bridges and overpasses could be slick after that. 3:00 most of it is starting shift off to our north and east and that's where only close to about an inch here in portions of our area. 5:00 most of it out of the area. you'll see plenty of sunshine from the word go on our saturday, but that sunshine not going to lead to warmer t

wednesday afternoon storm still well to the south and west, near tennessee.atch the track, it is inland over pennsylvania. that means a milder solution, so a better chance to see rain from this storm at least from the gfs. last 24 hours these models, diverge but now they are starting to come together for this run. wednesday noon time again, that low is almost in the same spot over tennessee, where does it track us on thursday, over pennsylvania again. this is a mild solution, but this is thursday now, so the latest indication that this storm slowing down a little bit. some of the rain could last into thursday. still cannot rule out snow on the front and back end of that system but it is looking more like a rain event from the storm for next week but still changes certainly in this forecast because we're several days away. flow of the jetties still flat. we are mild through the weekend. changes next week as that jet stream tries to move south. we will see pockets of cold air returning for the second half of next week. today that is not happening. 61 degrees fo

lower elevations with the higher ridge tops west of the tennessee line could be looking at 1 through 3 inches of snow tomorrow. the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. keeping our guard up, stay alert. use the wsos the latest updates of any weather throughouts through the day. >> perfect day to have this on hand. >> age today, much mom color weather. >>> monitoring breaking news have lines that are null blocking atando. the malfunctioning traffic lights are in the areas with. police are directing you at graham and atando as well. statesville avenue is a good alternate there. medics are responding to the newest wreck 0 on mount holly huntersville road. >>> checking wall street futures for your wednesday. the dow is down 128 points and nasdaq is down 45 points. 1/2% of the vote >>> it's 6:55. all morning, we've been updating you with the nevada caucus. all votes have been calculated giving donald trump the win with 45.91% of the votes in. though, ted cruise and marco rubio after a close battle for second place last weekend in south carolina. rubio grabbed 23.85% of the v

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central mountains, seeing a little bit of light rain, stretching to the west across parts of middle tennessee. for the day tomorrow, expecting a lot of clouds. southwesterly wind should bring in some of that warmer air so may not look at all good tomorrow but will feel good. off to the west, here comes another little disturbance saturday night into sunday morning. this one will have the ability to make its way across the appalachian. we are talking about a small chance of rain, maybe a sprinkle and that system will move on by. you can sigh the possibilities jump up a little bit. a small probability that we'll see some rain. that system moves on by. and the way it's looking on right now, monday may end up being dry. next round of rain will build and move to the north and east and come get us on tuesday. quite possible we could end up being dry during day on monday. liquid owe pentagon over the next few days, quite a bit of rain. for us, monday, tuesday and inch to about an inch of rain. umbrella also come in handy. 8:00, 46. 38 the overnight low. nowhere near the 26 we had this mopping. 8:00 a

tennessee. getting into west virginia again, some of that may fall as snow. in the south, reader than an inch of rain monday night and during the day on tuesday. take a look at the seven day forecast. decent thunderstorms on tuesday as well. sunday is mostly cloudy and 35 degrees. a brief wintry mix on monday. and 50s on wednesday and thursday. 60s on friday. i will be here in the afternoon for amy. tune in throughout the morning and we will watch what happens. >>> she worked with doctor king osvot foe s e cil ritspi rctiki >> they sa ffer eriey ilom, ffe . impact as a r shfrh to t th courtho ab king af am , thse toheuld a ss - m it wa since day,ey'ven s i oshe.>>eigon moveme. vedot ou she nt g th go ge vilend l cherf faprabse e'hong pea thshysinearestth r e rn b additn cnt th, lsid messre c bind h ndond thisg bed povi d it vialunti in hwhe haen ouorni uat morroright m t e>>kanye ipro ayain.dihat was som ttime.inge >>ed. teth s and th too bt,t ajor oe>> ie reaouep >0 y azi

from the west mainly back toward pocahontas county west virginia into central parts a west virginia kentucky tennessee eventually some of that will drive through our area this morning relatively quiet this afternoon spotty showers moved through how much rain we talking about it's not really a lot a rain with this first push maybe a tenth or two tenths here and there at best but then as we head toward wednesday that's will really can a get a push of some heavier rainfall maybe another inch to inch and a quarter by the time it's all said and done you forecast for today would talk my temperatures in the forties this morning warming up into the mid upper 50s and even through the afternoon and by midnight cooling back down into the mid forties here's what's going on had a the front would getting warm weather today and him we have another system drive down to the south bring us some light showers here comes that next system ahead tuesday cool and damp and then we will see heavy rainfall moving in on wednesday even isolated thunderstorm as that front drives through all the severe weather stays just outside o

the higher elevations, the closer you get to the tennessee live, and the west facing slopes. the farther you go, like in southeastern buncombe county, you might see some. even in hendersonville. you may see a rain shower as we go through the next hours. all of our severe weather has shifted off to the east. these are the tornado watch boxes. these are actually tornado warnings, and we had one for number 10. north carolina. south carolina, it looks like you were all clear. these are racing off to the northeast at 55 to 75 miles per hour. these red boxes are all tornado warnings. right now, some very heavy thunderstorms. no rotation there, but this one is moving into virginia, so a dangerous situation to our east and into virginia. changing over into snow showers already in the mountains of carolina and north georgia. over half an inch of rain in greenville. almost half an inch in spartanburg. we quickly reached 70 degrees when we broke down that ridge of cool air. we reached the record set back in 1982. it warmed up nicely. this is far from the record high of 77 degrees, so th

into back yards and climb a pole it takes longer" appalachian power officials are crews from tennessee and west virginia to help.### the winter months can be a tough time for local seniors ... the floyd county sheriff's office just launched a new program ... aimed at helping keep seniors safe. it's called "rise and shine floyd." through the program ... dispatchers make daily calls to seniors that don't have someone checking in on them on a regular basis. deputies say if there is no answer after several tries ... someone with the sheriff's office will do a wellness check. sheriff brian craig floyd county 14 sec we're looking for seniors in our community, in floyd county, that don't have a day to day talk with a healthcare professional or an individual that checks on them. we want to be that person that checks on them. the rise and shine floyd program is still open for more seniors. contact the sheriffs office to sign up. # danville city council approves a request to increase the city's police force. the move increases the number of officers from 131 to 135. the city's police chief says this effo

high clouds coming in from the northwest across west virginia and parts of tennessee. our weather will be clear through tomorrow. friday, 8:00 a.m., center of high pressure will be nearby, but situated farther to our east. so we'll pick up more of a southerly wind during the day tomorrow. and that means even though we're going to start out about as cold as we were this morning, we'll have a chance to readings warmer. above average for this time of the year. quite mild. call it warm, getting into did afternoon hours, with temperatures up near 60 for the upstate. then as we get into saturday, notice we'll start to see an increase in cloud cover, upper level winds will be west to east, any rain chances will stay very low. moisture in the air, winds still out of the south, and some moisture coming in the upper levels of the atmosphere, we could find a spot or two shower activity in the mountains. just be aware, look for more in the way of cloud cover saturday. 53 now in asheville. here's your pinpoint planner, right now, 55 degrees, not a bad evening out there. we'll be do

a light breeze of the west and southwest.watching showers in tennessee come alongy good along the i-40 corridor past knoxville on the way to nashville. a few showers in abbeville county but mos clouds. isolated single or two. tomorrow, we will see more tomorrow night through wednesday, we willdownpours and pretty strong gusty winds associath that. then it purchased through and dryer and cooler as through. today through wednesday above normal temis our future was forecast. as we put it into our motion, we will see action tomorrow m mountains through tuesday. tuesday night and wednesday we will startdownpours. keep that in mind as you keep your outdo plants. 61-- plans. 57 in waynesville. mars hill at 59. a very mild day for the mountains thisof66 in greenwood and abbeville. just a beautiful springlike day today. we will see temperatures tomorrow and wednesday just like this. breezes will pick up. the are already 8-12 in the upstate and 10-14 in the mountains. they will be more gusty tomorrow and wednesday with thunderstorwe are 11 or 12 degrees above the norm with 54 the average. reachi