here's the wider shot and it's focus on the alberta clipper system. it's going to rotate east and 1- 3 inches of snow and peaks during the morning rush. throw in high winds, that's a problem. it's a weather alert day tomorrow. the winds are a big deal and they blow the snow around. if you plow it off, it comes back right, so slick and slow is the commute tomorrow. after midnight, temperatures warm up and here's the peak of the event. 7:30 a.m. and that's just a few flurries. totals not impressive but the timing of the system is the problem, we're looking at 1-3 inches in most spots during the entire event and then more snow kicks in tomorrow, late afternoon through tomorrow night in the snowbelt. but winter weather advisory for the alberta clipper for the then the advisory goes away and then the lake advisory kicks in and squalls persist, and you can see 4, 5, 6, maybe a random 8 inches of additional snowfall. tonight 29 degrees and snow returns after midnight and winds become gusty and they settle in at 29 and fall during the afternoon. 1- 2-inch of

was a fabulous surprise that alberta was going to be the by borrow blond ale. >> alberta is a fixture on campus and so it makes sense. >> she is a legend in my mind. >> a dog that was popular before is now legend delivery and the must see blond on campus. >> alberta is on the beer label. >> i will buy six pack immediately. >> it is my old favorite boar in a better can. >> bobbie lewis 10 news. >> no blond jokes. >> well, no, i was going to say even if you don't like beer it makes you want to buy some. >> absolutely. >> alberta. >> she is so smart. >> so sweet, too. >> the label for the bay borrow blond is created by a former uss st. pete student. >> the boar has been so popular that it will remain on tap at the tavern on the ufc campus. >>> you really have a lot that we need to gear up for. the whole news room, the whole community needs to. >> it would be smart to stay weather why wear as we do have a risk of severe weather. this is friday, going into tonight it's cloudy on the sky 10 network, we are going to take you step by step as we promised and walk you through what is coming you

we've got temperatures in the teens and here comes the next alberta clipper. there's low pressure centered here and again it's going to bring a round of snow generally 1-3 inches with an alberta clipper but there's a 30 miles per hour during the rush hour so all of that combined, it's a higher impact event. winter weather advisory for tomorrow morning. and in the meantime, your evening you're in the teens so bundle up. it's after midnight that the snow will arrive. >>> developing now on 5, $5 million that's the bond a judge set for the man who shot a canton k-9 over the weekend. the death struck a nerve with the community and now a full police service is set to honor the canine. we're in canton. >> the suspect is facing multiple charges. >> with 3 counts of felonious assault on a police officer and assaulting a police dog. he was considered a fellow officer, serving on four legs instead of 2 and maybe of us are telling us his final act >> he was 3-years-old, weigh 100 pounds and he tracked criminals and sniffed dog, a police dog loved by his handler and many o

it did begin in alberta province. so light snow tonight, fading away after midnight with lake effect snow. temperatures rising toward the 25-degree mark by sunrise. light snow, generally a dusting to an inch, especially east of cleveland could have upwards of two inches. 37 degrees, cloudy milder, moshing lake-effect snow up the shoreline. with perhaps a flurry before 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. tonight for akron 24. that's what will you rise to by dawn. 38 with some sunshine. gets even warmer. 40s with rain for your weekend. how long will that last? find out coming up. >>> new at 5:00, tensions with iran. reaction after new video of the sailors who were held released by the government shows one of them apologizing. >>> and then at 6:00, why is cleveland paying out more than a million dollars in overtime for trash collection? we take a deeper look at where >>> new information about the ten american sailors captured by iran that were freed a few hours ago. questions remain about the capture and their release. iran's sta

we call this kind of system an alberta clipper the clipper will swing through the region wednesday night. it could bring us some brief snow showers and even a light dusting before it moves out around midnight. then our attention turns to the monster storm on the way for friday and saturday. for a big part of the country this could be an historic winter storm. some parts of virginia, erst virginia and maryland could see 3 feet or more of snow. for us, there are still big questions about how much snow and how much rain will fall. right now, it looks like we will start friday with snow showers before we see a changeover to rain in the afternoon. then we could see a changeover back to snow on saturday as the system pushes away and colder air comes rushing in. now here )s kristen crowley to help you beat the traffic. he )s a dad, husband, works full-time at the norfolk naval shipyard and finds time to coach on multiple teams. newschannel 3 s kurt williams headed to to suffolk to surprise this coach at one of his practices. audio track a quick peek before we sneek in. audio track we )re lookin

and again, that's what unique about this alberta clipper, it's not just the snow, it's the wind that combining during the morning commute that makes it a problem. here we go, now watch, this is 4, 5, 6, 7:00 a.m., at its worst. and then quickly ending between 8 and 9:00 a.m. and moving out, with just some flurry forces the afternoon. the snowfall totals, not impressive, but it's the timing of this thing, 1-2, maybe as much as 3 inches of snow, and then we get lake effect by late in the day that sets up in lake geauga and ashtabula counties, additional inches of snow by noon on wednesday. rising temperatures tonight, 29 by sunrise, 1-2 inches of snow. tomorrow, 29, falling temperatures during of the afternoon, and additional inch for a total of 1-3. it's going to be windy and cold. the bulk of the snow, lake effect squalls wednesday, 17, 41 and dry friday. rain to snow change on saturday. welcome winter! >> and of course, if the snow's bad enough to shut down schools, we will have the power of 5 school closings on newschannel5, >>> he says the browns would give jackson a significant r

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an alberta clipper is expected to move through siouxland but we are not expecting much in terms of precipitation. some flurries and maybe a burst of light snow is possible for our thursday night, which could linger into leaders of different faiths from all around siouxland came together this morning to package hundreds of sacks of food to feed the hungry. ktiv's tommie clark attended the event. tommie, what was the gathering all about? matt and sheila, at a time when tensions are high toward the islamic faith, siouxlandndeligious leaders decided to come together to promote tolerance and acceptance. today, they went to the food bank of siouxland to not only exchange dialogue, but to help feed the hungry. rabbi guy greene of beth shalom congregation reached out to religious leaders around the community in an effort to bring them together for one common purpose. that purpose is to support the islamic faith throughout the negative dialogue think it's critical because you know end of the day if we cannot get together as a group we will continue to be weak and we will exclude and allienate groups of p

a little alberta clipper. at least a chance of a conservational to even a sweepable snowflake tomorrow. more of that coming up in ten minutes. see you then. >>> pushed out of the paris. what a german town man said cost him his job with a catholic church. >>> and we're keeping close tabs on what's going on at abortion >>> she's married to an abuser, the woman claimed rape and all sorts of things, i mean horrible things. >> the jabs keep coming from trump one day before obama's final state of the union. they're putting their campaigns into high gear before the caucuses on february 1st. edward lawrence joins us from capitol hill. edward, good morning. >> eun, it's really heating up. in iowa, a new poll shows candidates, both on the republican and democratic side are in a dead heat. the polls show that hillary clinton also -- hillary picked up an endorsement from gabrielle giffords saying clinton is the only candidate who can stand up to the gun lobbyists. iowa is closer than ever with three weeks to go. now, the

we call this kind of system an alberta clipper the clipper will swing through the region wednesday night. it could bring us some brief snow showers and even a light dusting before it moves out around then our attention turns to the monster storm on the way for friday and saturday. for a big part of the country this could be an historic winter storm. some parts of virginia, erst virginia and maryland could see 3 feet or more of snow. for us, there are still big questions about how much snow and how much rain will fall. right now, it looks like we will start friday with snow showers before the afternoon. then we could see a changeover back to snow on saturday as the system pushes away and colder air comes rushing in. there is still a lot of uncertainty about this storm system and the forecast can and breaking news right now - crews are on the scene of a small plane crash in accomack county. it happened less than an hour ago at the airport there - we re told the pilot and the passenger were able to escape the wreckage safely. troopers are on scene right now - investigating. we )re following

legitimate issue about whether senator ted cruz is eligible to are president because he was born in alberta, canada to an american mother and cuban father. where do you fall on this discussion? >> well, i don't know all the particulars, but i would say this: i find it odd that senator ted cruz did not renounce his dual canadian citizenship until 2014 when it became clear he was running for president. meaning what? that he wanted to be a canadian until 2014. >> i don't know. i think you ought to ask him. clearly there are both legal scholars and others who think this is, perhaps, a legitimate issue. my issue is that i think both donald trump and ted cruzhg are far too divisive as candidates to ever beat hillary clinton. i'm a conservative who can beat hillary clinton who won't sacrifice our

these people are still asking how alberta nisman died. if he was killed, who killed him? why did those who were supposed to guard him the night he decide disappear, and why is a high xrefl -- he died disappear, and why is such a high-profile case taking so long. >> they are trying to cover the sun with their hands, but the hands used to block out the sun is covered in gunpowder and blood. >> findings were to be found in whether cristina fernandez de kirchner was covering up iranian involvement in the 1994 bombing of a community center in buenos aires, in which 84 died. there are those that say because this case is so important and complil kated, it needs to -- complicated, it needs to be done properly. others say it highlighted inefficiencies in the community. whatever the reason, a year on, these people are asking what happened to alberta nisman. >> it's worth it to keep looking for answers. argentina is a world power in looking for justice. we've had to much experience and optimistic >>> we all felt nisman's death. it was not just him dying, but the death of all argenti

a little alberta clipper zips on by tomorrow. could leave a coating of snow tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. for today, though, weather in your plans. chills well below freezing this morning. that may slow things down a little bit this morning. by this evening it will be laying it down so there won't be quite that much of an impact. planning out your temperatures, it's a cold one. temperatures in the 20s. barely making it back up to 40 degrees later on today. the upside is at least there's a lot of sunshine out there. you like this, right? i'm going to repurpose this towel. >> i didn't like the score. i like this. >> we didn't care for the outcome. but i'm going to keep this around for the forecast. every time there's snow, i'll bust this out. you like this. >> we do have report of a water main break there. you can see another vehicle up the street blocking that center lane. 2 295 here northbound, we do have a crash here, not looking as bad. 270 here at middlebrooks, don't have any problems there. another look at this wat

we call this kind of system an alberta clipper the clipper will swing through the region wednesday night. it could bring us some brief snow showers and even moves out around midnight. then our attention turns to the monster storm on the way for friday and saturday. for a big part of the country this could be an historic winter storm. some parts of virginia, erst virginia and maryland could see 3 feet or more of snow. for us, there are still big questions about how much snow and how much rain will fall. right now, it looks like we will start friday with snow showers before we see a changeover to rain in the afternoon. then we could see a changeover back to snow on saturday as the system pushes away and colder air comes rushing in. there is still a lot of uncertainty about this storm system and the forecast can and will change between now and then. check back with us often. coverage continues in norfolk that )s where we find newschannel 3 s todd corillo and todd -- the cold weather can really impact people as they work to stay warm at home! that )s absolutely right kurt everyone is bundlin

it's a fast moving cold front coming out of alberta. that's why they call it the alberta clipper. cold, wind, and even some snow. really this is a high elevation event. 30% chance of snow flakes mixed with raindrops late in the day tuesday. probably 3 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon. back in to a rain event if we see anything by friday of 40% chances of rainfall. you step out the door, there's that wind to greet you. it's going to feel mighty chilly this evening. in phoenix for the big game. 8:30, we have clemson taking on alabama. the forecast is a little chilly. upper 50s at kick off but only upper 40s by fourth quarter. that's chilly for their standards in phoenix. clear skies for their forecast down there. let's go back home and show you what's happening here in the carolinas. notice the wind vectors here. watch it turn westerly and really pick up here. this is tomorrow morning. clouds advancing in to the tennessee valleys. it looks like the first wave of moisture will be clouds. we get the second push of cold air. that's really going to crank the wind up and give us that mounta

there's a little alberta clipper comes running in our direction. here's future weather through today. plenty of sunshine. nothing to worry about. cold weather for the next couple of days. here comes a fast moving chance for snow showers during the mid late day part of tomorrow. i'll have more of the timing and the specifics of that coming up at 6:01. snowfall amounts air pea to be incredibly light. it's conservational to sweepable amounts of snow. more of that coming up. here's your seven-day, chilly to cold to windy around here. coldest day of the week will be wednesday. mildest, weekend. chances for rain. there may be a snowflake or two. no big blizzard anywhere in sight. >> take a look at dale city. this has just cleared out of the way. dale and ashdale all clear. still investigating on the shoulder, you don't have to worry about that. getting worse, a one-mile backup. we're red here. two lanes getting by that fuel spill cleanup. that's going to be here for a little while this morning. top of the beltway we don't have any problems here and looki

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an alberta clipper is expected to move through siouxland but we are not expecting much in terms of precipitation. some flurries and maybe a burst of light snow is possible for our thursday night, which could linger into our friday. thanks. (sheila) iran's state-run t-v aired video of what it says is the moment u-s sailors were detained by iranian navava forces on yesterday. the 10 sailors were captured after their two naval boats entered iranian waters near farsi island, in the persian gulf. the wait for their release dragged on for hours, with iranian officials interrogating the sailors about their motives and demanding a u-s apology. a u-s official said the sailors traveled on their two boats to a rendezvous point in the persian gulf today. the sailors then boarded the guided missile cruiser, where they underwent medical checks. president obama made a stop in omaha, nebraska following his state of the union address. the president touched down around two this afternoon. his first stop was to high school english teacher lisa martin's house. martin wrote a letter to mr. obama last year and today

it's the next alberta clipper. this one is much, much weaker than the one two days ago, though it is going to bring in some light snow. already west siders towards mansfield, the clouds are lowering and getting a few flakes reaching the ground around sandusky to mansfield. this is a loss, but it will quickly fill in west to east over the next two hours or. so look at the temperatures. it is so dog-gone cold. ashtabula to youngstown. so the lake-effect snow going to issue -- we're going to talk about a little lake- effect snow for tomorrow morning's rush. tonight is light snow, kind of a yellow alert. travel will be slippery as this light snow does continue to fall through at least midnight for most of you. look at these current windchills. below 0 still but we are going to warm you up. watch our temperatures, going up to near 20 by 10:00 p.m. with a light snow falling. we will talk about 40s and rain in the seven-day forecast coming up. >> all right, mark. over next 48 hours, this is veil al in apple's sandy. >> em

first of all here is where the alberta clipper is. slowing down the morning commute and now we are transitioning to pure lake- effect snow. let's show you where the advisories are. for lake geauga and ashtabula county. four squalls persist. wind chill advisories to the there could be dangerous wind chills along route 30. mansfield and ashland to canton minus ten to minus 18. let's get to the squall beginning to get going. the last hour-and-a-half we are seeing this streamer through down. a slow go out of downtown over the next couple of hours as we got snowfall coming in. i-90 corridor. here is where the snow is heaviest. burton 223 corridor a good half, half to an inch and that will expand and move around. we will talk about more what that means for you and the cold temperatures. some of you single digits, bundle up if you are going out. >>> a horrifying explosion left a family dead in northville center. a story we have been on top of since we brought it for you. identities of the family members that lost their lives. our kristen vol

on tuesday, highs but a quick moving cold front, an alberta clipper, will swing through late tuesday night/early wednesday morning, pushing in colder air and giving us a slight chance of snow flurries or brief snow showers. little to no accumulation is expected. highs on wednesday will be in the mid and upper 30s! by thursday, we )re back in the 40s. norfolk police -- and upper 30s! by thursday, we )re back in the 40s. norfolk police -- are on the scene of an accident involving a pedestrian. emergency dispatchers say the call came in just 20 minutes ago. it happened on east little they say the pedestrian has non-life threatening injuries. in suffolk -- police are investigating an armed robbery at a 7-eleven overnight. it happened at the godwin boulevard location just before one a-m. police say two people wearing dark clothes entered the store with guns and demanded money. once they got the cash they took off on foot. no one was injured during the robbery. if you have any information that could help police -- take action and call the crime line. it )s the beginning of the end for some

alberta clipper. and now we are transitioning to cold air and lake-effect snow. we will zoom in. northern lorain counties, lighter snow to downtown cleveland and could be a slippery go. out east we get things cooking here from the i-271 corridor around mayville heights to central geauga county with one- half to one hour snowfall rates right now. again this squall could go back and forth over the course the overnight. it may go northwest and southeast. we will have to watch it. it is about what mother nature wants to do and where the squall goes, southern ashtabula county and northern trumble and portage easily three to five inches. we are in the teens everywhere we go and this is the heaviest amounts of snow and cuyahoga chagrin falls four-and-a-half and burton four-and-a-half and the same for middleville and andover. feast or famine snowfall. watch these clips outside of the snow falls. single digits and waking up to bitter cold air and the air temperatures current wind chills are already single digi

but a quick moving cold front, an alberta clipper, will night/early wednesday morning, pushing in colder air and giving us a slight chance of snow flurries or brief snow showers. little to no accumulation is expected. highs on wednesday will be in the mid and upper 30s! by thursday, we )re back in the 40s. now here )s kristen crowley to later today jesse matthew junior-- the man accused of capital murder in the death of u-v-a student hannah graham -- is due in an albemarle the hearing will include testimony from 14 members of law enforcement. they were supposed to testify back in november, but the hearing was postponed until today. matthew is set to go on trial for the murder of hannah graham on july fifth. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. he )s also charged in the abduction and death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. in suffolk -- police are investigating an armed robbery at a 7-eleven. it happened at the godwin boulevard location just before one saturday morning. police say two people wearing dark clothes walked into the store with guns and demanded money. they

we call this kind of system an alberta clipper the clipper will swing through the region wednesday night. it could bring us some brief snow showers and even a light dusting before it moves out around midnight. then our attention turns to the monster storm on the way for friday and saturday. for a big part of the country this could be an historic winter storm. some parts of virginia, erst virginia and maryland could see 3 feet or more of snow. for us, there are still big questions about how much snow right now, it looks like we will start friday with snow showers before we see a changeover to rain in the afternoon. then we could see a changeover back to snow on saturday as the system pushes away and colder air comes rushing in. there is still a lot of uncertainty about this storm system and the forecast can and will change between now and then. new details right now fire crews in surry county battled the frigid temperatures as they worked to put out a fire at a warehouse this afternoon. newschannel three s brendan ponton was there - he brings us more. the fire is under control, but you ca

so lake effect snow friday should be under 1 inch, the alberta clipper reuben along with a northern great lakes and bring the turn that went around to a favorable direction . haven't a one-week incoming, you can see highs from the 30s for the next couple of days into the 40s for the weekend, welcoming february with 30 degrees chance of rainfall, we will be melting snow on the side there is plenty progressive field announcing new restaurants,. >> happy dog, ohio city burrito she sent. >> and the cavaliers are still open to turn things around with their new co-chair is john telich. the cavaliers at the q. tonight it will be another game with the young coach tyronn lue running the show, they been near the bottom of the lake in terms of the frequency of possessions, that is changing, a they increased pace monday and seen more as the players adapt and coach lue figures do not they might give us some outcome and excel in the playoffs. >> we need to get in shape moving forward, and we do not want to lose, they'll want go on to say that but we need to get into the type of shape that we need. >> f

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all of those fit into this nice package for alberta's outlook. pamela ritchie, joining us from toronto. coming up on "bloomberg markets," lighting up the san francisco skyline. we take you behind the largest led light sculpture illuminating the bay bridge. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." san francisco nights just got a lot brighter. starting tomorrow, the city's bay bridge will be illuminated with the bay lights installation. as a large-scale rp is made of 25,000 led donations -- led lights. it has returned to be a permanent part of the san francisco landscape. carol massar and cory johnson are here now with the mind behind the installation. cory: welcome back to bloomberg radio. a fascinating thing going on in san francisco. the guys behind it are joining me, the re-illumination of the bay bridge. he is in fact the founder of eliminate, as well as the artist responsible. leo, let me start with you. were you trying to do with this piece of art that change the look of the city? leo: i was asked to look at the bay bridge as a canv

this is an alberta clipper. they form in alberta canada. the bulk of it is going to pass to our north but the trailing front will come through our area during the evening rush hour. we expect this to have a low impact on roads and on general conditions. however, sometimes that visibility is a concern. we think most of this should melt because we'll get into the 40s before it comes through. but with that snow flying around on those gusty winds, it could be a little bit tricky for some of you as we have our busy traffic time there between 4:00 and 7:00 and there is some potential for slick spots. would you believe that the district is going to have 15 salt trucks standing by just in case some bridges and overpasses get cold and start to freeze over. the good news is this is a fast-moving system but it will have strong winds with it and it certainly will have terribly cold temperatures associated with it. so we're headed back to single digits and teens. what about accumulation? maybe a few spots get a dusting on grass. that would be mainly nor

its from alberta and cpping throughery quickly. and atow eure wl re up to our north. what that will do isrive a cold front throughur region la tomorrow afterno and torrow eveng. ahe of it we get the wds out of the south. temperatus in the 's around 3:00. some snow showers inhe lehigh and then the windhifts o of theestulling in cooler air and more snow showers around it will be falling ding t evening comme. but that bei sa, it ouldn cause a lot of problems. this is what to expect. the cuds wl incree through the afternoon between about 3:00 and 9:00. t best chance of some snow showers. temperatures near 40 degrees, so the road is mainly we there could be a few slick spots north and west, and a possibility of a cting and will talk more about that. the bigger deal is the cold air behind the system. the details in the accuweather sen-day forecast. >> thank you, cecily. >>> tre was a hail of gunfire tonightn the city of wilminon wre at ast two, if not three people were wounded. emergency responders arriv a the 900 bck of bwn at 8:00 to find two men shot. a third gunshot vti

minneapolis today, five degrees, behind this alberta clipper that sliding through. bringing us a few isolated flurries, but it's moisture starved, not exciting much in the way between relation. the arctic area of high pressure over us for tuesday, that will bring us another shot of cold temperatures. is futurecast, starting things out of a want to caught this afternoon. it starts to paint in flurries to the northeast by this afternoon and evening. i think that could be the case, most of that activity stays off to the east. we could see isolated flurries in the metro league this evening into the early overnight hours. we break up the clouds for tuesday with more sunshine. with arctic areas of high pressure, it's going to be downright cold tomorrow. 24 degrees the high temperature, the wind starts to pick up this afternoon of the west as the pressure gradient titans up a little bit. seven degrees the low tonight. may start to pick up for tuesday. but only will it be cold, it will feel even colder with the breeze out of the northwest. 12 degrees. tired of the cold, 30

this is an alberta clipper. it will be cloudy between 35 and 10:00 this evenin5 and 10:00 this evening. it will be cold. here's the first alberta clipper coming our way. that puts it in here at 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon. not expecting much, just conversational snowflakes. here's what we know about the next snowstorm. major storm for the region. increasing confidence that we can have double digit snow totals. what to expect on friday, first inch could be as earlyas around noontime. especially with areas around the city. the p.m. commute friday afternoon and evening could be snowy. conditions will deteriorate very quickly friday night. saturday could get snow 2 to 3 inches per hour. winds could be 30 to 50 miles per hour at times. expect a severe impact on travel and power as well. >> here's the all important snow forecast map for you. most of the metro area, ten to 18 inches. >> a lot more snow. how about 18 inches to two feet or more in the shenandoah valley. that will be quite a bit of snow. friday night into s

it is from alberta and clipping through very quickly. and that low pressure will ride up to our north. what that will do is drive a cold front through our region late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. ahead of it we get the winds out of the south. temperatures in the 40's around 3:00. some snow showers in the lehigh valley. and then the wind shifts out of the west pulling in cooler air and more snow showers around 8:30. it will be falling during the evening commute. but that being said, it shouldn't cause a lot of problems. this is what to expect. the clouds will increase through the afternoon between about 3:00 and 9:00. the best chance of some snow showers. temperatures near 40 degrees, so the road is mainly wet. there could be a few slick spots north and west, and a possibility of a coating and i will talk more about that. the bigger deal is the cold air behind the system. the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, cecily. >>> there was a hail of gunfire tonight in the city of wilmington where at least two

secondary maybe not so much perhaps even willoughby. turning to the south meanwhile were watching alberta clipper 11 degrees at hopkins the windchill minus five feels like three below in a cooking can right nows poster included are hoping for a little bit of sunshine today that always makes things at least a little more tolerable.ayth traffic time with patty harkin. there out and about doing what they do best. dallas areas and mine. for 90 at 77 still moving along well be careful on the rams they do to be a bit achy out there some spots. so if i minute right you can see it six minute ride that route eight and for 22 roads are in good shape just watch yourself legendary singer simon david bowie has died. he passed away after an 18 month battle with cancer. a kind of cancer that he passed away peacefully a lot of people didn't even know she was sick he was working right up until the end releasing hise 25th honest birthday which is friday. you might not know that cleveland gets the credit for launching his career which sold out just a couple months later sunset rockwell describes as the posi

we have an alberta clipper coming in monday night. this is monday at 7:00. we get a lot of snow again tuesday night -- or tuesday morning into -- monday morning -- i'll get this right. monday night into tuesday morning. this is tuesday at 3:00 a.m. telling you, be prepared. we're not quite done with this wintry mess quite yet. the east siders could see upwards of an additional 4 inches of snow in the higher elevations. the wind gusts still howling, especially along the lakeshore. look for it to be a very windy, breezy day tomorrow as well as gail force winds are still estimated over lake erie, so the lakeshore community is still getting pummeled with these winds. 20 at hopkins, norwalk you're at 16 yet it feels like 2 below. a little heads up, you need lots of layers tomorrow, you need to protect everything. pets need to be inside, young kids need to be well prepared for this. we're down to 14, but that sub to make it awfully uncomfortable in the morning time if you have to it spend any amount of time waiting for a bus. tomorrow we'll make it to 22 degrees,

an alberta clipper is expected to move through siouxland but we are not expecting much in terms of precipitation. some flurries and maybe a burst of light snow is possible for our thursday night, which authorities say shaniqua hayes is "lucky to be alive." the sioux city woman was missing for more than two days before authorities found her lying in the snow near moville, iowa. ktiv's tiffany lane spoke to her very relieved family and friends. << "shaniqua hayes of sioux city was missing for more than two days before authorities found her lying in the snow near moville, iowa. those closest to shaniqua hayes say they're thankful she has been found after a frantic 48-hour search. that search started sunday at noon when hayes leaving the tyson plant, in dakota city, nebraska. "sunday i hadn't heard from shaniqua, which was odd," said kaitlyn nguyen, hayes' coworker and friend. "so sunday night at work i continued to try and contact her, didn't hear anything back from her and then in the morning i went to her second job, went to her house trying to find her." "when you have no contact and everybody y

alberta clipper cell phone away tonight through midday tomorrow generally speaking northeast ohio is get about one -- 3 inches of snowfall here are you 8 inches in the snowbelt on wednesday morning . can look at the school closings here starting at 4:00 a.m. . panhandle hook this week . with lots of moisture . that will be s appears to be a rain mix . advisory face facts at 3:00 a.m. takes effect in the snowbelt . all client this evening . skinny ruby close the system with the general snowfall of one to 3 inches across . start area it is cold and a lot colder in ot minneapolis but five and snowfall,gh from cleveland down 77 into tuscarawas county and to the east will be would be some lingering bands of snow from the alberta clipper .s set your alarm clock earlier, to allow extra time tomorrow . and then tomorrow afternoon, here comes the lake effect snow bands ,, this is the clipper, during the morning commute tomorrow . tomorrow evening, around dinnertime tomorrow you are in the snowbelt you could on wednesday morning have between four and 8 inches of snowfall in geauga county inclu

we've got a little alberta clipper coming our way. mat majority of the snow is gonna stay to our north. i think we get grazed by this during the day tomorrow, mainly during the afternoon. a few light snow showers could arrive as early as sunrise tomorrow. but i think the bulk of this trough slides through. the evening rush. not a major winter storm. but it is enough to slow you evening plans tomorrow. tonight 27 degrees, mainly cloudy with predawn flakes here and there. just a couple little flakes. 37 tomorrow. most spots. the snowbelt could pick up an inch sxavl to two -- 1.5 inches to two inches. would feeler again, stliks. we'll have that 7-day coming up. which does include some 50-plus degree weather36. we'll have that 7-day coming up. which does include some 50-plus degree weather.d >> sounds like a great plan. >>> all new at 5:00, with 13 lives at stake and a megayacht taking on water, one captain's decision saved them all from peril. >> an akron police officer caught on tape appearing to y >>> more than a dozen people saved fro

and pick the guy from calgary, alberta province, canada. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> that's why we need to reject any politics that targets people because of race or religion. >> striking back at the politics of fear. >> mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is just irresponsible talk. >> tonight, how donald trump is responding to his state of the union rebuke. the suspicious origins of ted cruz's new attack. >> i have no idea what calls are made to whom. >> and might interview with senator rand paul. >> we need to be careful of letting the voice of the republican party be someone who thinks that all immigrants are rapists or drug dealers. >>> then, 20 days from iowa, bernie takes the lead. >> no, i'm not nervous at all. >> and there are shades of 2008 in the new clinton attack on bernie sanders.

up wind is our weather maker this is an alberta clipper system pulls out of the province of alberta canada usually known for rather snowy or not so snowy conditions because the air is rather dry with this system. so it will make a quick move in, quick move out a fast moving system and put down little bit of snow. future weather showing us cloud deck increasing into the day tomorrow. snow showers starting to build west of the city as we head into the afternoon. evening hours snow showers moving through. and then as we head into the second half of evening quickly clearing on out. as far as accumulations, could see up to an inch or two up towards the poconos lehigh valley maybe half an inch to an inch maybe a dusting a little bit closer to the city many this is just one particular model other model not giving us any type of accumulation in the city but if we see anything it will be very very little. your day planner tomorrow we see the rain and snow showers develop late day. we top off at 44 degrees the high temperature. colder on wednesday. bright sunshine returnings. 31 degrees. we start of

alberta clipper actually turns the winds briefly out of the south so we are expecting temperatures to be steady right around 22 degrees and perhaps even rising at that ases we go through the overnight hours. snow is likely tomorrow were want to go. my mouth. eighteen on wednesday and thursday morning with that's and snowflakes fine as the snow until friday in there could be a little wintry mix as well temperatures will be in the 20s0s has another big chunk of arctic air that's due in a for the weekend. fox 8 is your official school closing station. the roads they can sue start consider in good condition. they are still out and about. the happiness out this morning this is way out east in the madison area have the right armth arm conditions intermittently. there doing okay that you can see 51 miles per hour people are see that we still have this great downtown's chester is still closed as you travel to east 55 deal with that rather large hole like i said zero .-dot crews have been out and about treating the services they tend to cap isis before the roads to please be careful lady and d

up wind is our weather maker this is an alberta clipper system pulls out of the province of alberta canada usually known for rather snowy or not so snowy conditions because the air is rather dry with this system. so it will make a quick move in, quick move out a fast moving system and put down little bit of snow. future weather showing us cloud deck increasing into the day tomorrow. snow showers starting to build west of the city as we head into the afternoon. evening hours snow showers moving through. and then as we head into the second half of evening quickly clearing on out. as far as accumulations, could see up to an inch or two up towards the poconos lehigh valley maybe half an inch to an inch maybe a dusting a little bit closer to the city many this is just one particular model other model not giving us any type of accumulation in the city but if we see anything it will be very very little. your day planner tomorrow we see the rain and snow showers develop late day. we top off at 44 degrees the high temperature. colder on wednesday. bright sunshine returnings. 31 degrees. we start of

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uh-oh. >>> let me finish tonight with that canadian anchor baby from alberta province. here's the lay of the land. were ted cruz actually elected, he would be the first u.s. president born outside this country. in other words, from abroad. does this raise the question among american conservatives this would violate the requirement of the founding fathers that to be eligible for the white house, you must be a natural-born citizen? let me put it to the republicans of iowa. was it or was it not the intents of those who wrote the constitution in independence hall back in 1789 that presidents be born in this country? and if so, wouldn't the inauguration of a foreign-born be a strict violation of that intention? and don't those who answer no who say it's not a violation of the founders' intent have some explaining to do? are you listening in iowa? are the teachers listening, are the home-schooling parents listening. isn't this a tricky lesson to teach our people. that what the writers of the u.s. constitution clearly intended should be dismissed. i thought conservatives belie

likely this afternoon as well with temperatures on the decline has arctic air funnels in behind the alberta clipper. we'll have more lake effect snow and talk about that eight-day we do weather and traffic every minutes. weather tracker at the top of the news because we are experiencing old man winter. for force. at his finer favorite mother nature at her finest. they work in tandem. they keep in mind we do have school closing and delays running at the bottom of your screen let's check in with aj colby it's a husband and wife team pulled man winter and mother natuream they always seem to have us on our toes here in cleveland. most of the buckeye statee getting snow all little dry spot that will likely cause a low and our snowfall place in the next hour or so there's more waiting in the wings behind not is that clipper moves by. the last of the snow will get out andas the area paid eight or 9:00 those around. the last of the snow will exit east at least the clipper snow. then it is lake and lake enhance some lake effect snow behind the system. the winds turn more westerly. towards sandusky c

fact, if you look at the euro model, you can see most of the snow is off to the northwest due to an alberta clipper. really, we're not seeing anything significant. in fact, it looks like it will mostly be a rain event. just a few tenths of an inch of rain. good news for us, no more winter weather this week. chris? chris: we will start in the mid 40's and stay stuck there most of the day. really we do not go anywhere temperature wise. mid to upper 40's, quite a bit but not as cold as it could be, that's for sure. our model breaks it up. ending by the afternoon -- then you see clearing late in the afternoon. temperatures again much cooler than they were. mid 40's. where we start in the morning is where we will end up later in the day. a chance of rain. then another resurgence and the coastal plain potentially. friday in the weekend, look at saturday, mid to low 60's by next week. anna: all right, thanks. joel: let's check in with david david: great to check in with raleigh tonight. six days to iowa. hard to believe. eye-opening polls tonight. also a new warning about three dangerous to judas

the high pressure moves in and we have an alberta clipper providing us with snow chances and another punch of snow, one to three on average. and that starts about mid-night and you can see them at 7 in the morning and we'll wake up with problems tomorrow morning for driving and than then becomes a lake affect chance and we'll keep you updated. and for now, it's bitterly cold and many of us sitting below zero. for now, over to you. >>> and going to take you longer to get where jeff you're seeing slow spots and with us you're at the main roads, they're clear and not bad. and keep that in mind as you head out of the door. the water main breaks, we're talking about them. east 55th and central avenue and that should be complete repairs on monday and tuesday. today or tomorrow, that will be cleared out of the way for you and chester avenue, that area is still shut down, but repairs are nearing completion there as well. heading farther south around the akron area and not a bad ride for you this morning. no issues or accidents to report anywhere and this is i quick check on drive times and t

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that's that alberta clipper. temperatures are going to stay quite low, we are talking about below average temperatures. saturday, you are back to eight degrees with an overnight low of about minus five degrees there. towards thursday, well, more snow across much of the great lakes region and we are going to see more rain going towards the weekend. >> feels like january now. >> it does, now it does. >> kevin thanks. [ laughter ] >>> if you were worried about asteroids hitting the earth, you are not alone. nasa is setting up a special office to deal with the threat. we have the story. >> it was nearly three years ago that a small asteroid exploded above russia injuring more than a thousand people and shattering windows. nasa is spearing a new office of planetary offense. >> this is not just a science fiction contest or something that will happen 500 years in the future. >> for years scientistses have sounded the alarm on a possibility they insist is certain. >> it is one pun% guaranteed that an asteroid will hit th