at they have begun to whittle back the weather advisories. the winter stoample warnings and advisories are still in effect until sechg a.m., but as you can see on radar when we get to it here, things are really beginning to wind down. until 7:00 a.m. just watch the a area covered by precipitation decrease that that slow rotation begins to take the storm off to the east coast. so there you see it. see how it falls apart as it begins to move north and eastward. so a little bit of snowshower activity overnight that could coat the ground in spots and frie bring slip driving to the accumulation concerns, although it's going to be cold on a and areas that got deeper snow will. >> tricia: we are using flight aware to track the latest flight cancellations. this is what they call their misery map where air travelers are feeling the most misery today. you can see the misery growing as the storm moves east, tons cancellations in new york city, charlotte, washington, dc, and atlanta. >> rob: and that includes our airport cvg. that's where we watch up wit

but the red raiders whittle that lead down to just one before matt thomas rattles off 6 of 10 from beyond the arc. he finished with 22 points. georges niang rode the bench in foul trouble for most of the first half, but comes alive with 14 points in the second half. cyclones fend off texas tech 76-69. the cyclone women can't follow suit...not at number-4 texas, where they fall hard to the longhorns, 75-54. their winning streak ends at eight games. this one is harder to shrug off... the drake men trailed 7-7 indiana state by 22 at halftime...they fall, 79-69. they're now just 5-10 on the season, 0-3 in the missouri valley conference and they play their next two games on the road. from 0-3 in conference, to 3- first time in a while.. the hawkeyes are still savoring tuesday's win over nebraska...they trailed early but then came alive with a fury and won it easily. iowa is making a habit of finishing strong, this year. tons 397343 :11 - :20 it says a lot about our team and our toughness and i think that sums it up... we respond when our back's against the wall the hawks are just beginning to

once the list is whittled down to just 12 jurors and the main portion of the trial will begin. he says that trump speaks the truth. it's worth everyone can for the most part they seem to be endorsing jed bush. to make the endorsement they just saw took place during a campaign rally. it's something he didn't talk about tonight. we were there as people from across the area showed up to hear it. 100 supporters came out. this is what they have to say. trump was welcomed by a large and loud crowd. an audience so big that attempt have to be set up outside for the overflow crowd. the evevt takes up with an endorsement. i want everybody to get out and vote. vote for donald trump for president. along the border. i will be the greatest jobs doesn't. he did say what he would be doing in iowa. we're going to a lot of money for the vets. he holds a double digit lead. that's the state of south carolina. i love the people of south carolina. we will be back a lot. take care of yourself. you've got to vote. we love you. make sure you vote. news 19. thank you so much. and new poll shows that lea

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fest" received 23 applications from hopefuls wanting the chance to win funding which have now been whittled down to four finalists. (music) among them are suman and ramish who want to encourage people to recycle their waste. announcer: suman and ramish want to pay people a small amount of money for their recyclable rubbish when they can then turn into new products to sell. (music) (music) announcer: suman and ramish's plan is currently stuck on the drawing board. but winning "idea fest" would provide a little seed money to see if it could really work. (music) announcer: among the competition is the kathmandu cycle city collective. these advocates of pedal power want to win money for their women on wheels campaign and get more nepali women and girls riding bikes. (music) (music) (whistling) announcer: kathmandus in a bowl like valley and a thick layer of smog often covers the city. women on wheels hope their project could also play a small part in the fight for cleaner air. (music) announcer: so how would women on wheels spend the money if they won "idea fest"? usic) amy: so we're going this

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and the field will be whittled after iowa. marco rubio: new hampshire plays such a critical role in selecting the leader of the free world. nikole: the next test comes on february 9, when new hampshire holds the first-in-the-nation primary. jonathan: if iowa nominates someone, they tend to nominate the antidote to that person. nikole: other key february firsts? south carolina's first-in-the-south primary, and nevada's caucus giving voice to the west. bernie sanders: las vegas, thank you very much. nikole: moving on to march, it states. and before you know it, it'll be july. democrats are holding their convention in philadelphia at the end of that month, while republicans have moved their's to begin july 18. and of course. the all important date, election day. that's november 8, 2016. in washington, i'm nikole killion. stacey: and as we start january, here's the debate schedule. the republicans face off twice, the 14th and the 28th. the democrats have one debate scheduled, january 17th in south carolina. hillary clinton's presi

. >> it is possible to whittle down the numbers. whole bunch of people who have been long cleared, and others who have never been cleared and should be charged in a real federal court. >> the number of detainees will this month drop below 100. 17 inmates are expected to be released during january alone. >> it doesn't make sense for us to be spending an extra 100, 200, 300, $500 million, $1 billion, to have a secure setting for 50, 60, 70 people. >> in an interview with al jazeera, former detainee shakir amir urged u.s. to stop. >> to say i'm closing it and i believe it's safe and i believe if they go back to where they belong and go back to close to where their family is they will settle down. >> the remain ten of the detainees are actively facing charges and the remainder are the result of slow pace of bureaucracy. nine days before the inauguration of the next u.s. president, the hope of these campaigners is by then guantanamo bay will have closed. paul brennan, al jazeera, central london. >> the spanish king's sister has become th

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. >> he uses ash to cut down and whittle away to create the arrow. uses the same glue to attach really cool old-school arrow heads and deer ligament, the string he was using as well to attach that arrowhead. >> as it drys it adheres to itself and mixes with the pine. this isn't going anywhere. >> what else is missing from the arrow. needs flight, goose feathers. doesn't start off too well. he does manage to get himself feathers. got all that trimmed down. time to give it a test shot. perfect. >> that flies pretty good. >>> a hitchhiking social experiment. >> see if anyone would take him along. >> see if he scores any rides or gets strappeded. >> come on bro. >> on the next "right this minute." >> still to come -- a couple catches a magic show in times square. >> take a look at your card. >> but see why the magician isn't the only one with a trick up his sleeve. >> oh. >>> what happens when the slopes get the best of this sledder. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh. fortifying the gravity-defying... adventure-collecting... friend-connector... fortifying the going-pl

it will be very interesting to watch over these next several weeks as the field gets whittled down. jeff, thank you. we want to invite do you watch your voice your future discussion on guns in america. it will be broadcast live tomorrow from at 4 o'clock and we're also streaming it lye at news3lv.com. the support for the second amendment and president obama's efforts to tighten gun control laws . >>> still to come here american prisoners getting a warm welcome home. >> tonight, a closer look at an emotional reunion after families have been brought together that have been apart for years. >> active on the pacific. it's one system after another. we'll tell you what that means for us weather-wise for the around the corner. . >>> three of the five more thans freeed in prisoner exchange other the weekend, arrived germany last night. >> and now they are happy that they're being reunited with their loved ones, incredible moments today in germany as the family of the freed u.s. prisoner got to see him for the first time. >> stunning molts within one out of reuniteded inside the u.s. base. >

usd athletic officials whittled down the hundreds of players who've played for the 'yotes in the dome from 1979 to now. they've come up with the top 16 men and top 16 women to create the mt. rushmore of dakotadome basketball. "we want people to look back at their time rooting for the coyotes in the dakotadome, we want to kind of memorialize this era as we move into the new area. it's a great new facility. it's going to be a great improvement for us, but at the same time we don't want to forget all those players that played for 37 years here at the dakotadome and forget all of the accomplishments that they had," said joe thuente, an assistant athletic director at usd. the online voting will narrow final four. usd athletic officials will reveal the chosen players at the final basketball game at the dome on february 21. if you want to vote, you'll find the link inside this story on our website, ktiv.com. brad's here -- the first place hawkeyes have a long road trip this week. iowa goes to rutgers on thursday -- but mike gesell and adam woodbury says they won't overlook the last place sca

tax dollars whittled down to a measly $32,000. major bradlee avots confirmed that the planes had been destroyed and explained it was "to minimize impact on drawdown of u.s. forces in afghanistan." inspector general sopko: who made the decision? why did we purchase an aircraft that is un-airworthy and was never going to be used? sharyl: but you wouldn't have even known about these planes if you hadn't stumbled across it at the airport? inspector general sopko: absolutely. million for 20 planes that don't work, never worked, couldn't be used, were pooy maintained, and were eventually turned into scrara sharyl: the inspector general says the criminal investigation into the g-222 program is ongoing. we'll keep you posted. ahead on "full measure," a story of horrific cruelty and a warning about allegedly sharyl: in the fall, sheriff's deputies arrived at a so-called horse "rescue" farm in virginia to find nearly 100 emaciated horses. dozens were near death, some already dead, and in the course of trying to save the living, several more

caucuses are a completely fernando: iowa' s first-vote status gives caucus goers immense power to whittle the candidate field. yet its voters reflect little of the nation' s diversity. over 90% of the residents are white. so is it a fair test of america' s political will? craig robinson, the editor of the "iowa republican," joins us now from des moines. greg, welcome to the program. as you know, many people question the role of iowa in the election process. why should it go first? it' s not the most diverse state in the country. perhaps not representative of the whole of america. what' s the argument? what do you see that iowa' s role is? craig: i think the role of iowa is really to winnow down a field and to really make, promote certain candidates forward from iowa. i don' t think anyone in iowa believes that we pick who' s party. i think we understand that we start the process and we help winnow it down so that other people in states that follow can make informed choices. fernando: you' re very much and have been involved in the ground game. just give us your impression. who' s doing th

we have whittled it down to ten. you don't really need a new idea, an old one will do just as slong as you recycle it, repackage it with some new words. -- long as you recycle it. we will see you next team here at the listening post. [ ♪ ] from revenge and despair, to hope and forgiveness. >> let us pray. one man's search for redemption, through ebola's devastation. >> this is one of the most important sites in this century. >> proudest moment of my life. >> this is one of the most important sites in the century. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. remain republicans? i will ask one who resigned disappointed with his own party. in your panel should you be able to protect your property from drones that might be flying over head. students that go hungry every day in third world countries in the world. i'm adam m

tax dollars whittled down to a measly $32,000. major bradlee avots confirmed that the planes had been destroyed and explained it was "to minimize impact on drawdown of u.s. forces in afghanistan." inspector general sopko: who made the decision? why did we purchase an aircraft that is un-airworthy and was never going to be used? sharyl: but you wouldn't have even known about these planes if you hadn't stumbled across it at the airport? inspector general sopko: absolutely. that's approximately $600 million for 20 planes that don't work, never worked, couldn't be used, were pooy maintained, scrap. sharyl: the inspector general says the criminal investigation into the g-222 program is ongoing. we'll keep you posted. ahead on "full measure," a story of horrific cruelty and a warning about allegedly >> welcome back with our guest, alan dershowitz, and you must go out and get his book. tell us about your book. >> it is about the bible figure of abraham the father of all three big relidge owes, jew i, and christian and islam and how he ar

but with iowa just a month away, the field has whittled down.ald trump saying he'll make his first major ad buy in early states. >> i'll be spending a minimum of $2 million a week. >> reporter: the national front-runner neck and neck with senator ted cruz in the

meaningless event with fernando: iowa' s first-vote status gives caucus goers immense power to whittle the candidate field. the nation' s diversity. over 90% of the residents are white. america' s political will? craig robinson, the editor of the "iowa republican," joins us now from des moines. greg, welcome to the program. as you know, many people question the role of iowa in the election process. why should it go first? it' s not the most diverse state in the country. perhaps not representative of the whole of america. what' s the argument? what do you see that iowa' s role is? craig: i think the role of iowa is really to winnow down a field and to really make, promote certain candidates forward from iowa. i don' t think anyone in iowa believes that we pick who' s going to be the nominee for each party. i think we understand that we winnow it down so that other people in states that follow can make informed choices. fernando: you' re very much and have been involved in the ground game. just give us your impression. who' s doing the best at getting people motivated and ready to caucus

once the list is whittled down to 12 jurors and some alternates, the main portion of the trial will begin. 3 in greenville...2 people are now charged with neglect in connection to the death of an 82 year old woman who died after she sat in the same chair for 6 months.they are 43- year old david howell and 74- year old carole howell.the two were the nephew and sister of the victim, barbara anne beam. police say beam was found dead in january inside her home where she was lived with the suspects, david and carole. they say beam's sister told them the woman couldn't move on her own and hadn't got up from the chair in six months. carole howell is now out on a pr bond while her son is being held without bond. 3 in columbia... a suspect accused of stealing money from a convenience store. it happened just before 6 in the morning of january 10th at the pitt stop in the 2-thousand block of bluff road. the man seen in the pictures is accused of jumping over the counter and dedending money from the store clerk. investigators say he grabbed the clerk's arm and stole money before leaving the store. if

as that field gets whittled down >> jeff: right now on news 33 live at 1230. crunch time for the republican candidates. another debate set for tonight. what we can expect as that field is narrowed down. >> kim: he didn't know who sean penn was but el chapo is well aware of this mexican beauty. what he and the actress were talking about on social media right before his arrest. we have it ahead. >> jeff: plus, remembering alan rickman. an actor who was very good at being the bad guy on the big screen but in real life he was a great guy. "news 3 live at 12:30" starts right now >> announcer: live from las vegas this is news 3. >> jeff: good afternoon. thank you for joining us. welcome back. jeff maher. kim wagner filling in for krystal and michelle. tonight is the night. another republican debate. >> kim: i cannot wait to see donald trump right next to each other. it is the best reality tv out there.

. >>> the list of finalists for the pro football hall of fame has been whittled down to 15. brett favre is right there at the top joined by one-time jet allen fanica, morton anderson. terrell owens. marvin harrison. we will know who's in in one month. >>> we've got hockey in brooklyn tonight. the islanders and capitals. caps eliminated the isles. hard hitting game tonight. washington takes a 2-0 lead on a career goal number 497 for alex vetch. isles -- for alex ovechkin. aisles make it a one one goal games. question. are there fewer fights in hockey? >> i just show fewer because i know how it grates on your nerves. [ laughter ] apparently the engineers who designed the ford f-150 have been burning the candle at all ends. cuz' check out their latest brainstorm: pro trailer backup assist. just turn this little knob on the dash and it helps steer your trailer exactly where you want it to go. it's just one more bit of brilliance you can't get on any other truck. freakish. this is the ford f-150. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the f

usd athletic officials whittled down the hundreds of players who've played for the 'yotes in the dome from 1979 to now. they've come up with the top 16 men and top 16 women to create the mt. rushmore of dakotadome "we want people to look back at their time rooting for the coyotes in the dakotadome, we want to kind of memorialize this era as we move into the new area. it's a great new facility. it's going to be a great improvement for us, but at the same time we don't want to forget all those players that played for 37 years here at the dakotadome and forget all of the accomplishments that they had," said joe thuente, an assistant athletic director at usd. the online voting will narrow down the sweet 16 players to the final four. usd athletic officials will reveal the chosen players at the final basketball game at the dome on february 21. if you want to vote, you'll find the link inside this story on our website, ktiv.com. brad's here -- wednesday's a big college basketball night. close to home -- dordt and northwetern re-newed their rivalry -- while the top-ranked morningside women ta

we'll show you some ways to whittle away at the weight you gained over the holidays. "healthbeat 4" is just 14- minutes away. i hope everyone enjoyed our little mild stretch of weather across she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa mild stretch of weather across siouxland bec

. >> if history is a guide, the field of candidates starts to whittle down a little bit. on the gop front in particular, who might not move on from the hawkeye state do you think? >> well, i think you got to look at the folks that are trying to vie for sort of the evangelical, the christian conservative lane. you've got ted cruz, ben carson, rick santorum. huckabee and santorum, they've won here before. they're in low single digits in this poll. ben carson, at one time he led in iowa for a short period of time. if cruz looks like he's the candidate, evangelicals, i think that's the first place you look. but i think for most of the other candidates, they all want to have this, let me see how daye in new hampshire as well iowa could eliminate the christian conservative candidates and then new hampshire could win out the rest of the field. >> tracking with the latest hillary clinton e-mail controversy. >> it really depends. republican voters are more fired up about it than democratic voters. that's one of the questions about monday night. if you're already with hillary clint

. >>> the list of finalists for the pro football hall of fame has been whittled down to 15. brett favre is right there at the top joined by one-time jet allen fanica, morton anderson. terrell owens. marvin harrison. we will know who's in in one month. >>> we've got hockey in brooklyn tonight. the islanders and capitals. caps eliminated the isles. hard hitting game tonight. washington takes a 2-0 lead on a career goal number 497 for alex vetch. isles -- for alex ovechkin. aisles make it a one one isles lose. question.

not as much in this year, but some years if you have seven or eight candidates like in 2008 it does whittle down the field. i think it is a good thing to have.. i think it's very unique to us and a good thing to have, andnd think about it. it's always every precinct too. each precinct hillary clinton might not be viable and bernie sanders. i think it gives a flalar to the saws cus. it's really good. >> last chance to make a pitch to folks youant them to get out tomorrow. >> i think this is democracy in action.. have to be in line by 7:00. if you don't know where you're put in your address. it will google map exactly where you have to go and we can giveyou a reminder. this is a great process. you don't have to be registered to vote to go. just come and pararcipate in this. this is so important what we do iowa. we get t to say our vision for the country. we have such an opportunity here for democracy in action. i really encourage everyonto go out and participate. >> and with other states knocking on our door i think it more important than ever that folks step up. >> absolutely. i appreciate y

tax dollars whittled down to a measly $32,000. major bradlee avots confirmed that the planes had been destroyed and explained it was "to minimize impact on drawdown of u.s. forces in afghanistan." inspector general sopko: who made the decision? why did we purchase an aircraft that is un-airworthy and was never going to be used? sharyl: but you wouldn't have even known about these planes if you hadn't stumbled across it at the airport? inspector general sopko: absolutely. that's approximately $600 million for 20 planes that don't work, never worked, couldn't be used, were pooy maintained, and were eventually turned into scrap. sharyl: the inspector general says the criminal investigation into the g-222 program is we'll keep you posted. ahead on "full measure," a story of horrific cruelty and a warning about allegedly dangerous horse farms posing as charitable rescues. when a counselor asked how much my husband drinks, i said, "not that much." i don't know why i said that. he always drank too much, but i guess i'm so used to keeping