at that. next weekend is warm, again. >> two, traffic is holiday "lite" and no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were never turned on. remember, mass transit is operating on a holiday and modified schedule. look out for heavy traffic headed to the beaches this afternoon. >> three, plans for a public memorial for fallen richmond police officer gus vegas are announced held at richmond memorial auditorium on civic center plaza on friday morning at 10:00 a.m. with a goal gofundme account raised $15,000. police are patrolling twin peaks after two men died and another was injured in a drip people shooting yesterday. it is the third attack at the san francisco landmark in as many months. >> five, the family of a missing alameda man, john beck, will resume the search, the 73-year-old disappeared on tuesday phasing a $113 million judgment forget rich quick real estate scam. >> six, the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia and believed in washington, dc, this morning, presiden

he'll speak at a rally at claflin university at 4 o'clock. he'll also be at the township auditorium in columbia for a rally and concert at 7. wis will be bringing you complete team coverage of the democratic primary starting tomorrow morning at 9am. we'll be live at the polls following the voters and the candidates. results start trickling in. over on the republican side-- things got heated at last night's presidential debate in houston, texas-- which was moderated by cnn. enemy number one? frontrunner donald trump. senators marco rubio and ted cruz took aim at trump, clashing over immigration and accusing trump of donating to the campaigns of democratic senators. cruz also hit back at trump for repeatedly calling him a liar. presidential candidate "every time anyone points at donald's actual record, what he said on national liar. let me tell you something, falsely accusing someone of a lying is itself a lie itself and it's something donald does daily." presidential candidate "i don't know anything about bankrupting four companies. you bankru

it happened at an after hours club behind me here at club recess. it's tucked away in the basement of an olde city parking garage. >> nothing should amount to this type of incident where you have someone going to the ground and have any individual stomping a person over a bottle of champagne. something that makes no sense whatever. >> reporter: lieutenant john stanford talking about what occurred 2:30 sunday morning. three off duty police officers had some champagne at their table. four other men, one of them former eagle now buffalo bills running back lesean mccoy believed at least some of that champagne belonged to them. there were words. this video sent to "action news" via twitter it reports to show the resulting altercation. at the start police believe the foremen targeted one of the officers. >> altercation over the ownership of a bottle of champagne leads to some pushing and shoving by the complainant as well as the suspects. that leads to a physical altercation where we have four suspects that more or less jump the one complainant knocking h

we're looking at wind generally out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. you may want to bring a have your jacket when you head out to the baseball game today. south carolina hosting penn state. tonight, it is going to be cold. looking at lows in the upper 20s, to lower-30s. wind out of the north at about 5 miles per hour. clear skies -- will make it feel more like middle 20s. as we go throughout the day and into the weekend, an area of high pressure in the central plains -- that will stay there. it will continue to drag and the cool dry air. all the cloud coverage will stay well off into the mountain sunshine. sixty-seven on sunday. we continue to warm up. by tuesday, 72 degrees. with all of that warm air, we would have the chance of a shower or thunderstorm with a cold front coming through. back down to 61 on thursday. unless you are sick or working, no reason at all we should not be able to go out this weekend and enjoy some sunshine. >> 50s, 60s and 70s all in the next seven days. >> nice, isn't it? >> yes. you can't beat that. that is why we live here

and we warm up very quickly at once sun comes up, 65 at noon, 70 and beautiful at 3:00 p.m. and send the kids to play outside. and even during the evening around 63 degrees at 7:00 p.m. the cold snap, we've snapped it. we are back to 70 this afternoon. a weekend cold front early saturday. and not expecting any rain but there will be a slight chill sunday morning. the next best rain chance late monday night into tuesday morning. and let's check on weather and traffic on traffic on the 8s because a lot is happening. >>> you said snap. i say snap because we have bad traffic. it's a mess at southbound 275. you might be hearing from other places that it is right at i-4 and the connector, but here's what's going on. where you see the accident backed up. i saw each car one by one turn around and go the other way to get out of the jam. it's completely blocked. so don't exit at ashley. interstate. and people are checking it out. look at the back-up here, exit at martin luther king south to 275 and then down to howard interstate. lights. >> thanks goodness she's telling folk where is

the rest at 8 tonight? > the first polls close at 7?the rest at 8 tonight mg, nh, abc news. again the first polls close at 4 p- m. so stay with 13 action news, as the results start pouring in. 13 action news following a couple of breaking stories here at home right now -- a homicide investigation is underway on the east side of the valley. a man was shot and killed. after 1-30 near mojave and vegas valley. the victim died at sunrise trauma. no word on a suspect. action news has a crew headed to the scene. also breaking right now-- eastbound 215 is closed at durango! and it's all connected to a bank robbery! let's get straight to chopper 13...flying fast and first over the scene! metro says someone robbed a bank near russell and valley view, and then took off.. the suspect crashed at durango and buffalo. no word yet on injuries or if the suspect or suspects have been taken into custody. an entire walmart evacuated overnight because of a threatening message. someone wrote a bomb threat on the wall in the women's restroom. it happened at the store near boulder highway and nelli

they are going to take on georgia at home at the colonial life arena. this is at 7:00 p.m. >>> efren afante is out of the studio today. it is a beautiful day. we have sent him on the outside. that is where all the want to be -- gilliard: you know, there's an old saying about south carolina, we're always first in the things that are last and last in the things that are first. this economy is rigged. we can do better. and that's where bernie comes in. bernie is not in the pocket of wall street. we don't have to depend on the so-called wall street giants. everybody knows the problem. bernie wants to do something about it. he gets it. i mean, he really gets it. >>> efren afante is out of the studio at the walgreens at divine street, which is one of several places around the midlands where you can purchase your own weather radio. with weather like we have today, nobody is thinking about severe weather. but really, this is the time when you should think about severe weather. >> absolutely. we look at the devastation that we have gone through. this is on divin

they arrived at the scene at 7:30 and found this honda accord upside down and the 18-year-old driver screaming for help. >> she was actually holding herself up out of the water. the water was probably about 8 inches from covering her head. >> that driver is emily earnest, her parents say she was on her way to school when she lost control of her car at snuff creek hill road and her car when into the icy creek and hit a rock that kept it from submerging completely. they jumped into the water as soon as they arrived. >> she was upside down stick buckled and we asked for some tools to get her out and we had to break the window. within minutes they cut her seatbelt and pulled her from the car, shivering but upset. >> she was upset, hysterical and panics, we were able to get her on the bank and into one of the fire trucks to warm her up. >> in a written statement to "action news," emily wrote, i am grateful to the people that stopped and called for help and rescue teams that got he out of the car safely, i feel very blessed. >> now, emily was treated at christiana hospital and released ear

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75 at galbraith road beginning at 9 p.m., followed by a double lane closure at 11 p.m. each night monday, feb. 22 through thursday, feb. 25, with lanes reopening by 6 a.m. the following day. also, the ramp from southbound i-75 to galbraith road will be closed beginning at 11 p.m. each night, reopening at 5 a.m. the following day. breaking now breaking now... a pedestrian is a pedestrian is hospital after semi tractor- middletown. state troopers this morning... at 14th street and verity parkway. dispatches indicate the woman's legs. no word on her condition... we'll bring you any new soon as we get it. new this morning new this morning... a pedestrian struck by a car is expected it happened on i-75 south at the viaduct last night. police say three vehicles were involved in the accident. morning... behind bars... separate attacks involving hammers. court documents state, kyarra woman in the head during an argument... then, browner is accused of turning her pitbull loose.. which attacked the victim, biting her arm, a criminal complaint says nakeisha armstrong knocked down

look at futurecast at 8:00, you can see the back edge of this, notice the mountains don't clear out at all until very late in the afternoon. again, i'm not talking about a clear out as far as cloud cover goes, that will be with us all day long, not seeing sunshine but notice a lot more gray than green. rain blossoms tonight. temperatures mild in the 50s. warm overnight, and then get this, tomorrow could be close to 70. clover leaf elementary school in statesville getting rain in that part of iredell county, again we have rain drops on the lens but not raining in charlotte at the moment. visibility at the moment, fog is not much of an issue. rain chances are highest this morning, but they pare back to 30% chance late this afternoon, high of 53. that is chilly compared where we were yesterday whether we when we were 66. the next rain maker in texas will be coming across the southeast tonight and then tomorrow it impacts our area. so with that, we're looking at a big dose of rain. we have a flash flood watch in effect for the entire viewing area, that is for tomorrow and tomorrow evening

look at the lightning strikes. there's been a tornado warning or two through georgia into south carolina there. temperatures for the situation today, we hit 84 for the daytime high. missed the record of 86 going it also was dated back to sometime in the 1800s. it's not like we're hot all of a sudden. you know what i'm saying? global warming. you know what i'm saying? >> i got you. >> i don't want to get political here. the record on the day was back in 1917. daytona beach is not looking too shabby. you can see joe's crab shack there. other temperatures for you, 82 right now in ocala. 81 in the villages. 80 in leesburg. 82 in sanford and 81 in orlando and 81 in kissimmee. along the coast, we're in the 70's everywhere. 76 in melbourne to 79 in daytona beach. what you're looking at is the satellite and radar together. there's the frontal boundary right there. it's long, extending from way up north, down through new york city, atlanta, the pre-frontal stuff is there. thunderstorms through parts of georgia and south car

here at the siris in downtown reno take a look at this map. on virginia street right in the heart of downtown reno. here's what we know... two males inside the casino were led to one of the suspects allegedly pulling a gun, shooting the other man he was rushed to the hospital and his condition is unknown at this time. the suspect that fired the gun is in custody and was contacted by police on the scene and is investigators. me. ky add libs. covering crime beat live, ky sisson, channel 2 news. the gymnasium of sparks high school was filled with family, friends, and colleagues of debbie smith yesterday... as hundreds came to honor the late smith passed away at the age of 60 last week, after a year-long fight with brain cancer. undreds of people had the opportunity to reflect on the impact she had on their lives... including her brother... bruce. bruce bilbrey--if you met her at the grocery store, of if you met her at the halls of the legislature, you got the same debbie, and that was good." her son and daughter also spoke... asking those who wer

take a look at this... newborn babies were decked out in red hats and tucked in envelopes created just for them. volunteers from the american heart association knit the hats for all babies born in february--at participating hospitals. the program is called "little hats, big hearts." it raises awareness for heart disease, in addition to some special-needs teenagers had a notable night last week, as more than one hundred gathered for prom in colorado springs. the event was put together by an organization founded by former n-f-l player tim tebow. take a look... the teens danced the night away... and for many --it was the first prom experience they've ever had. : "i want to dance with chandler because he's my sweetheart." --butted with-- ..."because i love her." this is only the second year of event... but it's already grown to include more than two-hundred churches in the u-s and still to come on channel 2 news this morning... meteorologist jeff martinez will "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff m

at 7 pm. also jim gilmore will be at the beacon in spartanburg. we're expecting to hear more from other candidates as we head into the south carolina primaries next saturday. we'll bring you live coverage of todays events on our website at fox-carolina-dot-com. 3 ((take vo))last night in new hampshire...the outsider candidatescame out on top... bernie sanders...the self proclaimed democratic socialist...and donald trump....`the controversial frontfrunner for the g-o-p both winning the nation's first primary. the two lost in iowa last week...but their wins were expected in new hampshire due to high poll numbers there. now three major presidential contenders turn 3 3 3 i love you 3 all, thank you, new hampshire. we are going now to south carolina. we're gonna win in south carolina." carolina."let me tell you why. let me tell you why that will never happen again. it's not about me. it's not about this campaign... it is about this election." election."now i want to congratulate donald trump on an

high clouds at noon. it's in the 50's and 60's you will notice for most of the bay area heading into the afternoo afternoon. mostly cloudy and there is a possibility of a sprinkle or light shower heading into the evening commute. certainly going to be a cooler day friday morning after noon you notice sprinkle or lit shower move in at 5:00 p.m.+p'"n the north bay and could actually slip into the san francisco peninsula and into the east bay about i 7:00 p.m. it's done. if you blink you might miss it. not amount to whole lot. here's where we may have some encouraging news. next wednesday afternoon clouds will be on the increasezm wednesday night. could see a pattern change first system bringing rain chance in thursday and then we fast forward to the first weekend of marchq/zw. another systemwj coming in and líár)t this model+ç is right we could be in for some big changes but not immediately. tomorrow morning starting out fog few high clouds for the afternoon expect cooler day most areas will be in the 6

the mix is going on at the cleveland museum of art tonight. it starts at 5 and ends at 9. you can wear a mask to that event. that will be a whole lot of fun, and don't forget the cavs take on the celtics at 7:30 at the q. >> tia: thinking about calling it -- oh, my goodness sick after the super bowl you're not alone. news flash, your bosses are onto. an office team survey found 34% of managers think employees call in sick or make an excuse to skip work after the super bowl and 41% of workers know someone that called in six or come up with an excuse to miss work those days. the don't you try it. you tried it. it's official, super bowl 50 is the most expensive sporting ticket tracking site seat geek is saying that the average ticket price is just shy of 5,000 bucks. that's a lot of cash. some seats are costing fans as much as $25,000. >> brian: catch everything right here. the game kicks at 6:30 followed by a live edition of the late show with stephen colbert live. of course, cleveland 19 news with romona and denise. so great day for tv right here on cleveland 19. if you're

followed by a double lane closure at 11 p.m.; ramp to sr 562 closed at 9 p.m., with all lanes reopened by 6 a.m. the following day, monday, feb. 1 through wednesday, feb. 3. three men are morning... accused of leading local police on a high speed chase for 55 miles. police say the chase began in lincoln heights, ending in harrison... and reached speeds of at least 90 miles per hour. anthony dewayne of dayton is now facing felony fleeing charges... jehwaun booker, also of dayton, and chucky foley of trotwood, were both arrested on several outstanding warrants. police say one of the men even recorded the chase, and posted the footage on social media. "we appreciate the suspects video taping. that will help us with our evidence. so, i don't think we're dealing with police say a fourth vehicle was released without being charged... we're told a handgun and also recovered. two louisville state senators say they know how to fix one of kentucky's biggest problems... consititutional will legalize casino percent of the profits going to system. toward increasing purses at kentucky race tracks. ha

at 7 pm. we're expecting to hear more from other candidates as we head into the south carolina primaries next saturday. we'll bring you live coverage of todays events on our website at fox-carolina-dot-com. 3 ((take vo))last night in new hampshire...the outsider candidatescame out on top... bernie sandnds...the self proclaimed democratic socialist...and donald trump....`the controversial frontfrunner for the g-o-p both winning the nation's first primary. the two lost in iowa last week...but their wins were expected in new hampshire due to high poll numbers there. now three major presidential contenders turn their sights to south carolina... 3 3 3 i love you 3 all, thank you, new hampshire. we are going now to south carolina. we're gonna win in carolina."let me tell you why. let me tell you why that will never happen again. it's not about me. it's not about this campaign... it is about this election." election."now i want to congratulate donald trump on an impressive win tonight. and john kasic

good morning to you at home home. it is very nice at this point. all my drive times, not going to be an issue on i-4 heading westbound. lake mary over to colonial, only 14 minutes eastbound ride, turnpike over to 408, only taking you five minutes minutes. 408 also in the green. that's your check on traffic. now back to you. >> gas prices are continuing to head in the right direction. >> how much lower the prices could drop despite a hike in oil prices. >> a check in the stories on monday including breaking news out of osceola county as a person is killed in an overnight crash. what we are learning from troopers at the scene. with snap beans and strawberry parfait. from dinner to dessert it's easy to serve scrumptious florida meals. visit freshfromflorida.com for tasty recipes. delicious is always served you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the

it happened at this mcdonald's at fillmore and golden gate. and right across the street from a police station. police arrived and found a man in his 20s face down on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. officers who were inside the police station heard the gunshots when this happened and are calling the shooting bold. a man named tj heard the blast too. >> i heard pow, pow, pow, pow. and i got away. >> police say the victim was a passenger in this white car that was in line at the drive through. and that's when a man came up and fired at close range at the passenger side door. the driver was unharmed. the gunman got away by going down golden gate and possibly getting in another car. right now they don't know the motive and they are trying to figure out if the shooting was targeted or random. >>> hayward police are releasing details about the death of a 22-year-old bay area woman. police found stacey aguilar's body on saturday afternoon. the san jose woman had been missing for a week. she was last

bay at 60 degrees. now as we look deeper temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 50s everywhere and a few low-to-mid 60s around so when you step outside do not be surprised if it is warmer outside than in your house. san rafael right now looking north along 101 there is no nicaragua this morning but a lot of tree pollen, and weed and grass pollen and moldspores low, watch out, u.v. index is moderate today if you are near the beaches, you get the reflection and that will make the sun even stronger. juniper and cedar and around and pine, major allergies. no major flight delays. we top out 80 inland, and again tomorrow, and 80 around the bay, and 78 tomorrow, my 70s along the coast, and this is the big game changer, coming in on wednesday, mid-60s with wet weather and hour by hour look at that coming up, but how abut the traffic? >> frances? >> we will look in the south bay with a new overturn crash reported with green traffic on the if lanes and the east bay, southbound 680 near king and because it is an ove

00 a.m. 69 at noon. 74 at 3:00 p.m. couldn't buy better weather. great through the evening as well. and if you're headed to the gasparilla distance classic, hopefully you will see me and say hello. i will be running the 15k tomorrow morning. not too cool around 55 degrees. nice for the 5k start around 63. and sunday races too along bay shore boulevard. half marathon starting at 56. and the 8k starts at 65. so a fast warm-up. and you might be able to see some olympians in the marathon in rio. everyone at expo and so will we. great weather, two thumbs up through the weekend. the cold front comes through tuesday and trends us cooler next week. >> i always wanted to be an olympian. what could we do? curling maybe? archery. >> i would not win any marathon races. that's for sure. >> i could probably shoot. >>> here we go, odessa area, state road 54 to ehrlich, what a mess. it's all due to construction out there southbound on the veterans expressway. over a half hour delay. so here's a look at the situation. what i want you to

up to 52 already at 10. 59 at noon. and afternoon high of 65 will be warmer than yesterday but still below average before the clouds start increasing tonight. high temperature lakeland, 65, tampa, you'll hit 65. 66 in sarasota but a cold front comes through tonight. slightly warmer into valentine's day weekend. let's check out traffic on the 8's. people are probably getting a slower start. >> especially through palm harbor. the travel times have been extended. it is slower because of this accident. if you travel through the you may harbor, hit the brakes. state road 54 will take you 34 minutes. southbound 41 getting busy. this is typical state road 52 to 54. this is the big issue here because of an accident. let me go ahead and zoom in. see where it is red, that is where you're hitting the brakes. the 2 left lanes are blocked at klosterman. take tarpon after over to alternate 19. you can see people starting to do it. it is a better drive than 19. back to gene and gayle. >>> let the monday morning quarterbacking begin. i

for a rally starting at 2:15. then at 4:30 -- she'll be at clemson in lee hall auditorium. 3 and republican front runner donald trump will be in the palmetto state today.he's hosting a campaign rally at the florence civic center tonight at 7:00. 3 donald trump is just one of the nine remaining republican candidates.south carolina's gop primary is february 20th. democratic candidates that will appear on the primary ballot in south carolina.their primary in south carolina will be february 27th. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 mostly sunny and breezy today, with gusts up to 20-35 mph at times. highs reach 51 in the upstate and 44 in the mountains. tonight drops into the 20s area-wide. the weekend will stay sunny and cooler than usual in the 40s and 50s during the day, and freezing overnight. 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** 3 we're watching this: this: 3 you're taking a live look at 3 we head to break with a live look at...clemsonyou're watching the

>> not that i was ever food at -- good at dating. i don't i ever had one good date. >> i couldn't do it now. >> do you know how glad i am i don't have to do that anymore. >> i couldn't do this stuff. >> sushi on the first day. >> 255%. give me the fish, let's go. >> i don't know. >> everyone behind the cameras they must clear -- >> and brandon is shaking his head. >> on point, why not just say on point. >> that is not cool. >> that was cool 30 years ago. >> okay. >> the rap songs from 30 years ago. >> i'm going to knock you out. >> i'm going to knock you out if you don't let me do this spot. >>> looking the at roads this morning we do have issues going on at columbia parkway. we're talking about a mudslide that happened while we're still dealing with the issues. two lanes are blocked on the westbound direction headed toward downtown, right now near torrance and taft. at 9:00 a.m. they are going to shutdown both directions between bane which is closer to downtown some clean up. right now you can get through, but that can cause some co

in city at 68 berkeley coming in at 68. the seven day forecast the spike happening monday '70s the territory in the middle of the week and then again thursday we beat see it next week and. >> marty:breaking news; we are getting our first look at the damage in fiji after a tropical cyclone hit the island nation. right now the cleanup is underway. the storm was the strongest ever recorded in the southern it packed winds of more than 180 miles an hour saturday. that's the equivalent of a category-five hurricane. at least six people are dead. you can see the heavy flooding and fallen trees --- major power outages are being reported. and this morning there are increased fears of landslides after the heavy rains. big news bay area news we are following: three people, including a 9- year-old boy are recovering from their wounds following a shooting friday in vallejo. one person was killed. the victims were sitting in a parked car, in a drive-way when a gunman opened fire. this morning -- police believe kron four's philippe djegal

we will, of course, have complete coverage on fox 25 at deadlock at 11:00 at night. >> anchor: two other news, a student fox 25 at deadlock at 11:00 at night. >> anchor: two other news, a student umass lowell, this was breaking news we told about at 6:00.new tonight we are looking for one of the victim's classmates. crystal lane is down at fox umass lowell and you have more >> reporter: heather, we are told he was a student in the graduate program. the graduate engineering program at umass lowell, a tragedy here in this community but also at umass dartmouth. two tests, two campuses and morning tonight. tragedy on campus. >> man: shocking. just couldn't believe it happened close to home. >> reporter: umass lowell confirming to be a student was found dead at ball hall early sunday morning. they told the local police his body was found in the bathroom in the engineering program building by a custodian. and it is likely been there for some time. the death has officially been called suspicious by investigators. the state university told me tonight, "the university has reached out to student f

dillard at 22, livonia, 24, hartwell at 27. everybody needs a warm coat, especially when the wind blows. we are seeing 15 plus mile-per-hour wind to make it feel like -1 in hendersonville and 11 in anderson. temperatures will struggle to reach 40 for the upstate. made 20's in the mountains. -- mid 20's in the mountains. geoff: thank you. these bitter cold temperatures in asheville has mobilized relief workers to get help to the homeless and get them indoors. allyson: the asheville buncombe community christian ministry shelter opened it doors to about 40 men last night. looking for others to bring in. >> everybody has to come in because folks will freeze to death in these conditions. we're committed that no one has to freeze to death. allyson: the shelter has room for 40 but works with other asheville shelters to make sure no one has to spend the night in the cold. geoff: it wasn't just confined to the north carolina mountains though. some of you in abbeville saw snow yesterday. thank you for sending us these. s. brooks sent us

as we look at today, kissimmee, 64 degrees at 2:00, 65 by the time we hit 4:00. in the low 60s again at 6:00 and then we started cloud up some going to mostly cloudy as soon as 8:00 and that is a what the next front arrives arriving. tracking chill and showers on future track. vanessa? >>> florida fish and wildlife need your help finding ownership of 2 anacondas. they were found a brevard county. officials say in a foot green anaconda was captured last week, the south american native snake was euthanized and that's one biologist out evidence someone had been feeding the snake. the anaconda did not have integrated transponder was -- required by state law. a similar one from last november also was not tagged. >>> orange county sheriff's office is making another push to take unwanted guns off the streets. orange county deputies will hold a gun buyback event to get more -- get more guns off the street. anyone can turn when in no questions as without a 90 and get a $50 gift card. the buyback is friday at the orange blossom trail development board building from 7 am-70

apparently at random. mourners streamed into a kalamazoo church for a special prayer service last night to honor the victims. the saturday night rampage lasted more than four hours and spanned 15 miles. uber confirms dalton is one of their drivers and police are looking at whether he was actually transporting people between the shootings. >>> bushmaster firearms made the gun used in the sandy hook elementary school massacre and today it will ask a connecticut judge to throw out the wrongful death lawsuit filed by families of the victims. the company says it's protected by a 2005 federal law that shields gun manufacturers from most lawsuits over criminal use of their products. families say that they are suing under an exception to >>> 5:05 now. despite hillary clinton's win in nevada, bernie sanders continues to be a serious threat. both democratic presidential hopefuls are going all out for the next showdown in south carolina. exit polls in nevada continue to show clinton has a problem attracting younger v

it happened at gators dockside at south john young parkway. we are told deputies have tracked down the suspect's car at a nearby hotel. we'll have another live update at the top of the hour. >> a jet blue flight is forced to make a landing at the airport. the flight which took off from fort lauderdale was on its way to charleston when it had a mechanical issue. we are told no one was injured. >> investigators in orange county continue their search for a missing newborn as her mother prepares to face a judge. police say 30-year-old susan richardson admitted to giving birth to a baby girl at the willow bend apartments but hasn't said where the baby is. richardson is being charged with child neglect. >> still ahead, a south florida teen facing charges after police say he was practicing medicine without a license. >> how he was caught and what he >> a crime alert. investigators say he targeted women, snatching purses out of their cars. >> you are watching news 6 getting results for all of hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it the

that's going to take place at the dukes gymnasium at 4:45. then later tonight, hillary clinton will be joined by her husband... and former president... bill clinton for another rally... in boyd plaza. that's at the corner of hampton and main street. the rally starts at eight. bill clinton also has stops planned in aiken and bluffton today. the former president has been busy shoring up support for his wife. clinton rallied a packed gymnasium in winnsboro yesterday.... telling the crowd hillary is this country forward. 33 and the clinton's daughter... chelsea will also be campaigning for her mom today. she'll be in charleston and right here in the capital city. for a complete list of her campaign stops, be sure to check out our website... a-b-c columbia- dot-com. bernie sanders is back in the midlands today. sanders will be attending a "h-b-c-u tour and rally" today at claflin university. that's today at 5:30. he'll also be holding a rally at the township auditorium... right here in columbia... tonight at seven. and a reminder this morning... t

caught it at lake olearys. mitch schultz of elkader was tossing a nightcrawler into the turkey when this 24 inch walleye hit. travis michels was working the wapsie when this big ol bass gave him a thrill. still takes two hands to handle a whopper. check out jason sanders of washington and his 40 pound flathead from the skunk. first time out with a fishing pole and oliver trierweiler came home a winner. talk about a nice canadian walleye, coach freeman released this dandy in lake wenasaga.' and amy cahill was in hog heaven with this grouper caught off longboat key, florida. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. bruce and beth? again this year it's time for the kcrg a-list, and we need your help in picking the best business in eastern iowa. right now through february 19th, you can nominate your favorite businesses in dozens of categories. then in march, we'll release the ballot for you to vote for the best of the best. go to "kcrg dot com slash a-list" to enter your picks now. now here's a

it is unclear at this point what her status is, now lets take a look at the video, what we do know at this point is that it happened just before 11:00 p.m. saturday night. police arrived on the scene at the intersection of the the pike and park avenue in the hunting park section of philadelphia, they found the manny mentioned shot multiple times, a woman was shot as well, and they were inside of that silver vehicle when at some point a suspect began shooting as is evident by the gun shots through the windshield and then the shell casings on the ground. both victims were rushed to temple university hospital, and that is where the man tied, in word on whether the victims were shot while inside of that vehicle or while trying to get out. again, police confirmed that one man has died and woman is injured, no word just yet on her status, or either victim's identity as homicide detectives try to figure out what exactly happened and who is responsible. live at temple university hospital, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cherri, thank you. >>> eleven people hav

at the location we were at by 9:00 a.m. we're told more than 20%, nearly one out of every four registered voters at that location had already voted. that's by 9:00 a.m. this morning. it speaks to the eager 234s we've seen on the ground across the board. the other main sentiment i think we can say we're seeing at this point, a little bit of voter exhaustion. this is one of the states that has been inundated with politics for really 18 months plus right now. i had one of the voters here tell me he could not watch his weekend football game without political ads dominating every commercial break, so a little bit of overwhelmed sentiment as well. >> you know what, the polls pretty consistent there in new hampshire for some time, donald trump, bernie sanders, they have sizable leads. really the undeclared voters the wild card, even up to the end, right? >> reporter: yeah, those undeclared voters are central in this state. it's more than 40%. more than four out of every ten voters in this state is officially undeclared. how it wor

>> this is 7 news at noon. >> christa: first here at noon, the new hampshire primary is on. voters are lining up and hitting the polls. here is what's at stake. we have the two democrats here side by side, duking it out. as voters make the ultimate choice here today. and on the republican side, doing a lot of last-minute campaigning. trying to convince voters to go in their direction. it really does come down to today. since around 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. depending upon the polling site. >> sarah: the republican field full of heavy hitters in the granite state. nancy chen joins us now from new hampshire with the very latest. good morning, nancy. >> nancy: good afternoon, sarah. a busy morning so far. 500,000 people are expected to vote throughout the day here in the granite state. you imagine these candidates have been busy. they have been... the voters have been visiting town halls, rallies. visiting these candidates, getting to know them. now the candidates are getting to know these voters. going to these polling place, saying thank you, hillary clinton. hillary clinton thanked

a look at the sunrise here at the stadium. it's been coming up for the last 15, 20 minutes, and just spectacular. we are starting to see some more activity, some folks working in and around the stadium. the lights have come on. there are, again, some fans that have shown up. so i don't know if they're wrapping up the party last night or starting early for super sunday. either way should be a spectacular day out here. sam, laura, back to you. >> we've been blessed with some really nice weather for today. good to have you in town, jay. >> looking sleek in that gray jacket, jay gray. don't think we missed that. >> not showing who he's rooting for though just yet. >>> 7:18 right now. the only references to cats and dogs today is the puppy bowl because there's no rain in the forecast. in fact, it is looking spectacular. >> yeah. it's beautiful out there. i mean, how do we get any better than this? well, if you want to get away from all the craziness and the crowds, you might want to head to ocean beach, but keep in mind there is a

seneca at 52. upper 60's expected again by the end of the day. 10-15 mile-per-hour winds of the southwest. breezy at times in the mountains also. what is normal? average this time of year would be 38 in the morning and 68 for a high. we will be above that with 47 this morning and 68 for the the mountains normally start out around freezing and get to 54. today, 61 the expected high. a good seven degrees above the norm. this is event number one. it will be very short-lived. another cold front comes through tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night especially. that will bring us our best chance of rain into half of wednesday. after that, we will have cooler 50's for highs the rest of the week. we will enjoy the warm weather with 68 with 68 or 69 in a few spots in the m upstate and low 60's in the mountains. four-day plus forecast. rain tuesday and tuesday night especially. wednesday, half the day until noon we will have showers in area. that it clears. -- then it clears. roads this morning, 85 and highway 29

here's a look at voting earlier at palmetto mill in school. election county officials reported trouble. many polling places say long lines because the machines were not working. the report below number of eltion volunteers this year. michael: sky 4 with a live look over the school. voters were asked to be patient and kind, and aware that voting will take longer because of the problems at the polls. carol: across the upstate, thousands cannot devote. the voting was not out with some scattered problems. wyff news 4 corey davis is live and local at riverside high school in greenville county. there is a good-sized turnout there? corey: this is one of voting precincts where things are going well. come through. that's roughly 25% of the registered voters in this precinct, a traditionally republican area. there have been elections where poll workers here have only seen 15 voters all day for a primary. definitely a big change for this go around. taking a look behind me, you may notice there are two voting machines. that is actually normal for a primar

let's take a look at the results so far. ted cruz at 4%, john kasich at 35%, marco rubio at 2%. we want you to participate. check out our poll on our website. and join us late tonight for "matter of fact." host fernando espuelas talks with south carolina senator lindsay graham. they tackle national security issues, and the presidential campaign. you will find it right here on wyff 4 tonight, right after wyff news 4 at 11:00. we go back in the carolinas, asheville police want to know who fired shots at a woman after an apparent road rage incident. the incident happened early friday morning, along tunnell road. the woman told police she was almost in a collision with the man, who then fired a handgun in her direction. police say they tried to stop the driver, but he sped away. the woman was not hurt. if you have any information about what happened, call the asheville police department. in greenville county, deputies say they need your help finding a double murder suspect who cut off his ankle monitoring device. bradford williams stands accused people at a nightclub in 2014. take a

it will be dry at 6:00. mostly cloudy skies at :00. by noontime, 41 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 14 miles an hour. we'll go through the forecast hour by hour with the futurecast. katy zachry has first alert traffic. >> good morning, bill. if you're headed out at this early hour, you may see the dark streaks on the roadway, the pavement. that's brining that was done ahead of precipitation and weather we're going to get tomorrow. taking a look at your drive times, 76 free and clear of any issues as you head eastbound between the blue route and the vine street expressway. 95 southbound between woodhaven and the wivine, that will take u 12 minutes. 476 the blue route southbound between the schuylkill and 95, things are running smoothly. a live look at 76 at passyunk avenue, light traffic along 76. there's a local breath update i want to tell you about as well as construction issues on 95. i'll tell you about that in ten minutes. >>> we're following breaking news from delawareç county. there's a large police presence in ches

the victims were hit by gunfire at two separate locations. 150 people were at work at excel plant. hanna davis of our wichita affiliate is there. >> reporter: meg, this morning, law enforcement official are calling this an active workplace violence. they say cedric ford woo a parent at excel industries and this is where all of the fatalities occurred but it spread well beyond this business. fear and a woman who reunites with her husband who worked inside the plant. employees are familiar with the gunman. their coworker cedric ford often posted pictures of himself on facebook at work. >> he was a nice guy. when i worked with him on my second shift, we hung out. he didn't seem like this kind of guy. >> reporter: the shooting started near the plant. they say ford was firing from a vehicle at other cars. at one point he car-jacked a car and shooting the driver. ford, armed with a rifle and handgun shot 15 people at excel industries. >> we heard gunshots and people were just running saying somebody was shooting and, next thing you know, i felt i got hit in the leg and that is when i tur

a republican playing at super bowl at 7:00 and have been golf celebration at 7:30 at paramount in oakland. jonas will perform at fort mason in san francisco at 8:00 and at 10:00 p.m., pharrell williams will appear. those are tonight. tomorrow, can you believe, so much talent, big bash is at the galleria in san francisco at 9:00 people and the rolling stones are two of the acts. alicia keys at 7:00 and chris brown and 50 cent francisco at origin nightclub. >> a show in the sky, too, fireworks lighting up the water front tonight like we saw on saturday when super bowl week kickoff. tonight, the show is single asked to begin at 10:00 p.m. can you download our newsup for details on traffic alerts at super bowl city and the nfl experience. make sure to enable push alerts for instant updates. >> if you ride bart expect a lot of company because bart expects a record number of people to ride the trains to get into san francisco for super bowl events. super bowl city and the nfl expense are giving bart a big boost. trains carried 472,000 raider -- rider on wednesday the 6th busiest day ever, 40,00

a few 40s. 44 to 54 at 7:00. 60 to 66 with increasing clouds at noon. 56 and cooler at the coast to 66 for the rest of the discuss this evening is when the sprinkles set up 56 for 60. sue? >>> we are headed to san jose

this is wlwt news 5 at noon. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] lisa: three big stories right now at noon. a crash involving a school bus leaves one person dead, and students taken to the hospital. the new details on the victim and the condition of the students. mark: plus, hundreds of -- video you will see only on wlwt at noon. plus, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of drugs, cash, and guns off the streets in cincinnati. what we are learning about a major bust. lisa: but first, targeted by hackers. cincinnati police trying to downplay the release of personal information about dozens of their officers. good afternoon, i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. "anonymous" posted addresses, phone numbers, and names of family members over the weekend. characterizes as deadly force. s john london reaction so far. john: police are taking the why-give-them-credibility approach. trying to play this as no big deal so as not to play into the , hands of the hacker group. in a youtube video, anonymous warned it

it stands at 2%. slowing consumer demand in china, it may be weighing on technology companies around the world. lenovo is hoping to increase its global footprint and hope that that will save it from the worst of the slump out there. they are expecting to return to profit on wednesday. they had a $700 million loss in the previous quarter, and it is expected to be about $292 million, hopefully back in the black for them. thursday, the formal signing of president barack obama's landmark trade project, we have 12 countries gathering in auckland to launch that transpacific partnership, or tpp. the agreement was clenched back in october, after seven years of negotiations. tpp aiming to lower tariffs and introduce a mechanism to resolve cross-border does its. friday, we'll be finding out if japan's price cuts and many offerings are paying off. it is out with its latest results, it has been on a losing streak, reporting quarterly losses since may 2014. they are struggling to recover from a food contamination

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look at the wind, still there at 22 miles an hour. 11:00, bright sunshine at 2:00, 40 degrees. that's as warm as it will go in philadelphia today. tomorrow, more sunshine. the seven-day forecast has a cold morning. but a big warmup in the afternoon. 45 on saturday. if that's not warm enough for you, maybe you'll enjoy sunday. 60 degrees the high temperature. the mild weather stays with us in spite of a chance of a shower on monday. tuesday is looking sunday and nice, near 60 again. still mild wednesday with showers late wednesday, riding in with colder air for thursday. >> thank you, bill. >>> enthusiasm in morning, adoptable animals want to cuddle up with you for send night's oscars. the shelter in north philly is decorated for its a"cat"emy award. you can see some of the animals are wearing bow ties as they are getting ready for the awards show. >> happening this weekend, hollywood celebrates its biggest night. >> they'll award the oscars on sunday night. a number of african-american actors will not support the awards. they say the academy lacks diversity. reverend al sharpto

now on 11 at 11... one look at the flames.. and its hard to believe that anything have your first look inside what is left of the rabbit hash general store.nine on your side was there as crews were pulling items out tonight. the store that burned saturday held more than 180 years of memories from the tri-state.. going back decades before the civil war. only nine on your side's evan millward takes us inside what's left after the inferno. evan millward/evan.millw ard@wcpo.com - there is 185 years of history here and right now they're saving what of it they can. there's an almost spiritual connection to this place, you can ask anyone about it. and that's why so many are pitching in.nats 100442 pass that out, it's a piece of the post officepeople here have given rabbit hash an address - the center of the universe.nats 100247 drops box on truckbobbi kayser/mayor lucy lou's executive assistant 032220 it's devastating...one look at what's left -kayser 032223 ...coming down the hill saturday night, you passed all the fire trucks on tha