morning america."pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and et. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. your full forecast is coming up - your news starts now. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low

" coming up th morning on abc9 news... the results are in... and new hampshire has its winners. a recap of a busy day in the granite state " frustrated morningside residents are speaking out about a cell phone tower they don't want in their backyard. stay tuned to find out why they are angry. " plus... could we have a problem with iowa's water supply conservation efforts? the results of a study ... all coming up on abc9 news this morning "" lukas: good morning and thank you for joining us... i'm lukas voss. exit poll results from the new hampshire primary have yielded wins for the two favorites to take the primary... donald trump and bernie sanders. both candidates victories in the granite state on the republican side, donald trump percent support. finished up in

iowa caucus came in third with over 11 percent. jeb bush also had 11 percent... and marco rubio rounds out the top five with 10 percent. those numbers come from the associated press. supporters in manchester... grateful for the win new hampshire we want to thank you remember you started it you started it. with about 70 percent of the vote counted, trump had about a 20 point lead. trump says he's looking forward to nevada and south carolina who'll be heading to their primaries in the next coming weeks. lukas and on the democratic side of the race, vermont senator bernie sanders took the state as expected. voters in new hampshire followed through with their support... with sanders garnering 60 percent. clinton finished up the primary with about 38 percent. sanders took the opportunity to reiterate his stance on campaign finance reform.

(d) presidential candidate) together we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california and that is-- that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people, and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors and their superpacs. sanders says clinton has called and congratulated him on his victory. lukas: according to political analysts, the new hampshire primary is important to the electoral process ...not just because it's the first primary in the nation. new hampshire pollster frank lunts says it's very different from the iowa caucuses because the iowa caucus- goers are much different voters ... and it also has a bigger impact on future campaigns. frank luntz new hampshire sets the tone for the rest of the countr if you can win in nh you probly can win in other places if you can't win in nh, an awful lot of campaigns just close up shop. nh does a better job of picking eventual nominees than an other state in the country." luntz went on to

candidate will be dropping out of the race, much as we saw in the iowa caucuses after the results are completed. we will have further coverage of the new hampshire primary... coming up later on in the show. lukas: turning now to the ongoing zika health crisis. the virus continues to grow in the u-s... with 66 confirmed cases in 19 states and the district of columbia. and as the number of cases grows both here and abroad... athletes competing in the olympics are concerned because of the spread in brazil. abc's lana zak hasthe latest "five more american states have confirmed cases of the zika virus. " any eports that happen within cleveland, ohio will be reported to us." residents of ohio, indiana, delaware, pennsylvania and tennessee are now among the 19 states and dc that are battling zika here in the us. in nearly all of these cases, the patients were infected with the virus by traveling abroad...and with only 6 months until the olympic games in rio, the concerns for the health of olympic travelers is increasing. u-s soccer star hope solo told sports

olympics if forced to make the choice today-- saying she wants to start a family and quote - "would never take the risk of having an unhealthy child." pregnant women are at the greatest risk. but health authorities caution there is no evidence that zika could affect future pregnancies. tag: one kenyan official has said they might pull out of the games if zika reaches epidemic levels. olympic officials say they are closely monitoring the disease and working on prevention efforts. lana zak, abc news washington lukas: phone tower in one sioux city neighborhood is causing an uproar. siouxlanders morningside area hall to attend the adjustments meeeting... speaking out against the the board of asked by city

recent vote by city planning and zoning... approving a conditional construction permit for the cell tower. concerned citizens say they viewed the meeting as a chance to present evidence opposing the project this wouldve been their last opportunity to presend eveidence, however the board did not allow them another hearing , their previous decision was final. the decision did not sit well with neighbors attending the meeting. residents say there is a long list of reasons they don't want the towers in their backyard. morningside resident mary zink says, "all of us live right around the area all of us will see decreases in our property value, all of us will have to put up with that eyesore and many of us are concerned about possible health effects that under federal law the board can't use, but they are still real the next move by neighbors would be to file suit in district court. they will have 30 days to come to

" when we come back... i'll bring you the results of a study that is looking into the practices to protect iowa's ter supply. find out what local farmes had to say ... up next. ott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news this morning. "

some light snow pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming

20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. jessica rae scott: northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then

tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light sn that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and

jessica rae scott: lukas: water quality in iowa has been a hot topic as of late. controversy over how to regulate agricultural practices to protect water quality in iowa is again taking center stage. " how many more billions can we spend, without seeing any real progress without changing the approach? authors of a new study say what's being done by farmers to protect our streams and rivers... isn't enough. experts on the matter in northwest iowa say ... their biggest challenge is getting producers informed about their options. abc9 news reporter jess plue tells us more. "i think everybody sees degraded water quality but are hoping to make enprovements and by giving the farmers educating, and providing tools for implementing, it'd help with improving water quality," says anita patrick, watershed project coordinator for the wqi project in the headwaters of the north raccoon. watershed project coordinator, anita patrick, said theres a

farmers can use when trying to improve water conservation. while many of the tools and practices are patrick says the getting those informed..and united. "we do recognize that farmers can do their part and we are focusing on equipting local farmers and producers and make sound decisions," says patrick from choosing to implement cover crops like winter hardy cereal rye or perenial grasses to utilizing nitrogen sensing technology, patrick assures landowners that there's a conservation method for every situation, it's just a matter of choosing the right one. "with the watershed management plan, we hope to prioritize different conservation practices and match them up to different locations," says patrick. patrick doesn't believe that making mandatory laws governing farming practices would be effective since all farm lands are different and

"we recognize that every oporation is different and there's no one single practice that's going to fit the issues. it's going to take a whole suit of practices, it's going to take cooperation, everybody to make it work," says patrick. lukas: we also spoke to iowa secretary of state, bill northey, about the study. here is what he had to say about the state's voluntary efforts. "we certainly are no where where we need to end up. it's not going to happen overnight, but we are certainly making the kind of increased movements that are moving ahead as opposed to treading water." if you would like to read the study for yourself, we have a link to the report in this story on our website. that is siouxland matters dot com. lukas: and that study is not associated with an ongoing legal battle between dew moines water works and several siouxland water districts.. but it does cover some of the same issues. des moines water

counties, seeking reimbursement for more than a million dollars worth of nitrate removal from water taken from the raccoon river. supervisors from buena vista, sac and calhoun counties are all named in the lawsuit. in it ... it states farmers should follow regulations in the clean water act. the e se is still tied up in litigation. lukas: the mayor of flint, michigan has announced a 55- million-dollar proposal to remove lead piping from the city's water system. it's a bid to fix the city's toxic water crisis as quickly as possible. first priority goes to high-risk households. meanwhile, michigan governorick snyder declined an invitation to testify at a hearing before the house democratic steering and policy committee. his spokesman said he couldn't testify because he has to deliver a budget presentation to the state legislature. that hearing takes places later today. " " lukas: coming up.... i'll bring you a few tips and tricks on how you can clear out your medicine cabinet... " " lukas: plus therapy animals come in all shapes in sizes... but charlie the

therapy pet yet. find out how he is helping veterans in utah...

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support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. that pain reliever from when you canal, or the cough syrup from your cold last winter... but what should and what should reporter kelly tips to help you out. "it's time to do some the best place to medicine cabinet. (angela giallourakis/ pharmacist, cleveland clinic) it's really not the best place to keep things... there's humidity, temperature fluctuations, if the bottles aren't sealed correctly moisture can get in. i'm going to remove all my medications as i go through them, and find a safer spot, like my dresser drawer! but of course, we need some rules to follow... like, how do we know which medications are no longer safe to take? (angela giallourakis/ pharmacist, cleveland clinic) so, open the packaging, make sure it has been sealed properly. liquids might start to clump or the product might start to separate. if the tablets look crushed or discolored or

though they're within date they may have been exposed to temperature fluctuation. now that i know what to keep, i can't just toss this old medication in the trash. (angela giallourakis/ pharmacist, cleveland clinic) one way i recommend is take any of your capsules, tablets- medications that you have that are expired, crush them up a little bit, add a little bit of water, they recommend to either throw old coffee grounds, food scraps, kitty litter, saw dust- anything to make it filthy or putrid so that someone's not going to want to dig through there and find them. also, remember to scratch out personal information on any prescription bottles before you dispose of that. lukas: it's not uncommon for dogs to be used as therapy animals, but at a veterans home in salt lake city, they do things a little differently. meet charlie the red kangaroo. for about a year, charlie has served as a therapy animal at a veterans home. he has also taken trips to special education classes and hoice care facilities. the red kangaroo is only about a

soon be fully grown. charlie could eventually be more than five- feet tall and weigh around 125 pounds... which unfortunately means he won't be able to stay at the veterans home for much longer. the utah red cross will honor charlie next month for his service. lukas: scott: lukas and scotare chatting about charlie the kangaroo. lukas and scott are chatting about charlie the kangaroo. lukas and scott are chatting about charlie the kangaroo. lukas and scott are chatting about charlie the kangaroo. scott:good morning siouxland. we have some light snow pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner

highs in the mid 20s. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... " lukas: still to come... we'll head to the state capital... we're i'll bring you the latest on the battle over the budget for iowa school's. details are up

imports. a ban which has been in place since 2003. nebraska's thrid district will supply israel with its first u-s beef shipment. nebraska congressman adrian smith says its fitting seeing how that district is the number one a-g district in the counrty. he also said that the success of this goes to show folks how important it is to work with trading partners around the world. smith serves on the ways and means committee which has

lukas lawmakers were back at it at the iowa state capitol yesterday... attempting to hash out the state budget for education. reporter amanda krenz explainshow lawmakers are looking past the 2016 budget. "amanda intro 1:05:57 the funding in conference committee for the next school year could be tied up for who knows how long. the senate decided to get started on funding for the 2018 school year. inside senate chambers - democratic leaders say they're following the law when it comes to eduation funding... and fighting to get money in place for the next two school years. they proposed a 4 percent funding increase for 2018... after hearing from school districts that they've had to delay buying classroom materials, textbooks, and

90% our our school superintendents and principals are telling us that without a decent increase, class sizes will increase, our children will not ge the individual attention they need and deserve." senator quirmbach told lawmakers that some schools have said they'll have to cut reading programs which didn't sit well with some senators. garret 12:02 i'm ovting no and i would strongly arecommend schools make reading a priority, not somethign they cut right off the bat. amanda tag - 1:06:18 the funding for 2018 school year passed along party lines 26-24. it wll now move ont the house. reporting from the statehouse, amanda krenz, lukas another major issue being dealt with at the statehouse, medical marijuana. in 2014 legislators passed a law that would allow individuals to possess medical cannabis, so long as they met certain conditions. but it left no way for patients recieving the medical cannabis to access the drug. a new bill, proposed by repbulican representaitive peter cownie, would allow for growth and distribution of

" lukas: coming up.... president obama has announced his intention to bolster cyber- security in the federal government as part of his latest budget proposal. hear from the president... after the break. scott: " " scott:good morning siouxland. we have some light snow

northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. we have some light snow pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming

are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. jessica rae scott: lukas: president barack northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. we have some light snow pushing

from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is cong down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a lig wind south and east. we have some light snow pushing

from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low president barack obama has signed an executive order aimed at increasing the security of federal government computers and data systems. the move comes after several high-profile hacks at various agencies, including a recent

department. "(president obama) "as we've seen in the past few years, and just in the past few days, cyber threats pose a danger not only to our national security but also our financial securiysecurity and the privacy of millions of americans. my budget includes more than 19 billion-dollars for cybersecurity, which is up by more than one-third. and with this plan we intend to modernize federal it by replacing and retiring outdated systems that are vulnerable to attacks." the government's top cybersecurity experts say the new plan won't entirely prevent further breaches, but new steps are essential. the president also spoke about how both the social security administration and the irs are working off archaic operating systems. "(president obama) ur social security system still runs on a cobalt platform that dates back to the 60's. our irs systems are archaic as with a whole host of other agencies that are consistently collecting data on every american. if we're gonna really secure those in a

need to upgrade them." the president's 20-17 budget proposes a 3- point-1 dollar billion information technology modernization fund to overhaul the infrastructure of the network and systems of the programs. lukas: president obama's efforts to stop climate change is seeing a setback. the supreme court has temporarily blocked the obama administration's plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. under the e-p-a's clean power plan... states would be required to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their energy consumption. the plan has been criticized by republicans, who call it "unlawful". more than two- dozen states have filed a federal lawsuit to challenge the clean power plan. for now, the plan cannot be enforced while the rule is legally challenged. lukas: the stock market has been fluctuating all year, with experts throwing around

market and bear market. but what exactly do those terms mean and how do they affect you? reporter dianne gallagher explains. "bull market...bear market...these words are tossed around all the time but what exactly do they mean and do they really have anything to do with you? simply put, a bull market is trending up. a bear market is trending down. we've been living in a mostly bull market for at least the past five years. so, in order for it to switch, we'd need to see a 20-percent dip from the highest point last year. ( paul lamonica, cnnmoney digital correspondent) usually market turmoil doesn't cause a recession, but it can predict a recession. i think that's what everyone's grappling with right now. and 2016 has been rough so far. (paul lamonica, cnnmoney digital correspondent) the market is off to a terrible start in 2016. all three indexes are down. a major culprit? that cheap gas you've been enjoying. the energy sector stocks have been suffering because of the free falling price of oil. (paul lamonica, cnnmoney digital correspondent) energy companies have been really taken to woodshed to put it bluntly. you

company is down. so, if you want to keep that good feeling you're getting from filling your gas tank without emptying your wallet, you might want to avoid looking at your 401(k) right now. (paul lamonica, cnnmoney digital correspondent) you never want to be checking it on a day to day basis. that's when emotions start assuring residents that the water in the area is fine. this ... after the water crisis in flint michigan. susan risinger has more. "with the national spotlight on water issues in flint, michigan, the director of norfolk's water and sewer department wants to assure residents that the city's water supply is safe. dennis watts says norfolk's water supply has very low levels of lead, far below the maximum allowed by the epa. norfolk public schools students are one snow day away from having to make up class time. at this week's meeting of the board

superintendent dr. jami jo thompson pointed out that classes have been called off three times this winter - and that is the limit before make up days will be required. and girl scout cookies are on sale - and cookie booths will open this friday. locations of cookie booths can be found online at girlscoutsnebraska. org. cookies cost $4 per box, with preeds supporting scouting activities. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " lukas: coming up in sports...conferen ce titles were on the line in the lakes and siouxland conferences. chris will have action from cherokee and sioux center up ahead. scott:

is looming large over the event. residents of one community are living in the shadow of the olympic park... and say that zika is the disease of the poor. reporter nick walsh has more. " " pedro is driving us to his home. that's inside brazil's nearly completed olympic park. he's no builder, or developer. but someone for whom the making of this olympic dream means they will lose their own dream - their home. they won't give up their land - won't take the government's buyout. there are forms of pressure - the most common to cut the water. what water is here, is stagnant, and that could mean zika. (nick paton walsh) "this was once a lakeside paradise but now stagnant water brings with it the risk of mosquitoes, and the construction work has taken away so much of the greenery they used to know. and they are now the reluctant new neighbor of the olympic park." there are a lot of mosquitoes. (pedro) "i don't have fear of mosquitoes, i have fear of my major." he means the city mayor, whose office didn't return our calls. just outside the park's fence, luis heads one of fifty of what was once five hundred families

corner, a paradise for us. (luis) "yes, they've been offered new homes, but won't leave their corner of brazil." and it's one - he shows us - where demolition means more still water for zika-carrying mosquitoes to breed. for sure with this stagnant water in the community it will increase the mosquitos here. like all of rio during carnival, they're partying, but they're not leaving home. worrying that if they leave, they'll come back to find their homes bulldozed. in the rubble, noise, and zika threat, rafaela gave birth 7 days ago. here, a fever when pregnant spells panic. (rafaela silva dos santos) "the water pipes broke down. i and my children all got a fever, so we went to see the doctor, but he told us it was from the bad water we had drunk, and not zika." still, so much medical uncertainty met only little sophia's birth let them feel totally safe. (rafaela silva dos santos) "i was happy. what mother isn't when their daughter is born healthy." the idyllic waters where brazil's olympic dream, its health nightmare, and its most disregarded, grow and struggle in sight of each other. lukas:

begins this weekend for high school basketball teams in iowa and last night was the season finale for several. chris joins us now with a pair of ranked matchups.

morning everybody. fourth ranked cherokee and number one western christian are both 12-1 in lakes conference play and the winner of last night's regular season finale, also claims the conference crown. the wolfpack won the first meeting between these two 82-56 just three weeks ago. second quarter.....paityn hagberg drills the three for the braves....with a payton manning jersey in the back...how about that!! then its ashytn veerbeek for western...off glass and good...wolfpack up 36-25... right before halftime......erika

big-time three......western christian up six at the break.... third quarter now....kaely hummel wide open at the the top of the key.....cash money! braves down just one.... but veerbeek was a monster on the low block for the that one to 63. from their first siouxland conference title in nearly a decade taking on sioux center. in the third...sioux center up 9...alexis toering, gets the

coast and then finds jessica harald at the last second for the chance at a 3 point play. boji answers back...brenna mccabe knocks down the long two. but sioux center stayed hot...shayla post drains the three to up the lead to 12. then post again...this time with a little kiss off the glass... but boji kept chipping away...emily wintz off the screen, gets it to go...they outscored sioux center 21-9 in the fourth to rally for the 54-49 win. team dual wrestling action...the warriors looking for their second trip in 3 years taking on spirit lake park. at 106...dominique hollowell racks up 6 points for his squad with tst period fall...warriors up 15-0 at this point. at 113, slp gets some back...nate cornwall, down 2-0 late, finishes the match off with a flurry...he rallies for the 3-2 win. up to 120...rhyker sims...showing why he's ranked 6th in the state...he has no trouble with the 15-0 tech fall. an incredibly entertaining match at 126...brayden our smartphone photography game... and this guy has definitely done it! check out nicolas vuignier's (vweeg-niegh) signature slo- motion swirl shot. the swiss skier did this with an i- phone, a tether,

yes - it is as difficult as it looks. vuignier said it took him years to perfect this move. jessica rae: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we have some light snow pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got

lukas thanks scott... northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. abc's reena ninan and kendis gibson have the details lukas: hey, there. good morning topping "america's money" -- plinging at the pump. this dr in some western states could see prices dip below $1 a gallon. if you've had enough of squeezing into your seat on a plane, a member of congress feels your pain. >> tomorrow, legislatition will be introduced to force the faa to agree to a minimum seat size. shrinking seats are a matter of

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huge for red lobster... and ryan reynolds is speaking out about his role in deadpool. abc's jason nathanson has yourlywood headlines. "when beyonce mentions your restaurant in a song, sales spike. that's what happened for red lobster. in her new song formation, which debuted over the weekend and we got a taste of at the super bowl, beyonce sings that when her man los her right, she takes him to red lobster (clip) that mention was worth a 33 percent boost in sales, according to the company. and it generated over 40-

red lobster to trend for the first time ever. the oscars are hoping to make acceptance speeches less boring. they want to avoid a laundry list of thank yous - so they're asking every nominee ahead of time to submit a list of people they'd like to thank - and when you win, those names will scroll across the bottom of the screen. hopefully that will eliminate the boring stuff, and create more memorable, heartfelt moments the raunchy comic- book movie deadpool opens friday - and at a fan event in new york this week star ryan reynolds revealed his 14 month old daughter isn't a fan of daddy in the deadpool makeup ryan reynolds/actor "yeah, she didn't like that. naturally, she didn't like that. she likes, yeah normal daddy is much better. much preferable to her than that. yeah." deadpool goes up against the zoolander sequel this weekend. oscar and tony award nominated actor ken watanabe can't return to broadway just yet, because of his battle with stomach cancer. the 56 year old japanese actor was supposed to resume his role in the king and i march 1st, but his people say that will have to be delayed. watanabe is recovering from surgery in japan. and that's what's happening in hollywood, i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles lukas: and speaking of

wolverine star hugh jackman has revealed another bout with skin cancer, warning fans to wear sunscreen. the 47-year old posted a photo on his facebook page showing a bandage over his nose saying "an example of what happens when you don't use sunscreen." he wrote that it was basal cell.... the mildest form of cancer. the australian actor has been treated at least three times for skin cancer. according to the american cancer society...more than 8 in 10 of the 3.3 million americans diagnosed with skin cancer each year have the same issue. jessica rae scott: lukas and scott are chatting about hugh jackman. lukas and scott are chatting about hugh jackman. lukas and scott are chatting about hugh jackman. lukas and scott are chatting about hugh jackman. scott:we have some light snow that will lukas and scott are chatting about hugh jackman. lukas and scott are chatting about hugh jackman. lukas and scott are chatting about hugh

tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. jessica rae tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and

extended forecast. we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. jessica rae scott: adlib tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into

" coming up in our next hour... does iowa have an obesity problem in rural areas? we'll introduce you to a new study ... lukas: " and... concern over the zika virus spreads across the country... i'll tell you how you can protect yourself from the disease. these stories and more...

some light snow pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s.