supermarket. >> laura: and he apparently got into it with a suspect and the person drove off dragging that officer. the officer fired at least one shot but is unsure if he hit the suspect. the officer was not seriously hurt. in parma, a 21-year-old man being held on $25,000 bond accused of killing his 18-year-old roommate. the chest, pronounced dead at the hospital michael lancaster accused of shooting her charged with wreckless homicide. >> "q": i was at scene of this about an hour or so ago. a man died after driving around train safety gates. i couldn't even tell what make it was. it happened around 6:15 on west waterloo road near wooster road. police blocked the intersection while they investigated. they haven't released the driver's name yet. and, north ridgeville police called in air support for an accident this morning. investigators say the man went off state road 10 eastbound at state road 83 and ended up flipping his car into a wooded area. you see it right there around 2:00 a.m. it took six hours to find the man. police say he was conscious. he was flown to the hospital to c

>> laura: breaking news at noon. and it's more bad news for johnny manziel. espn tweeted this statement from manziel's agent eric burke heart. the tweet says he's decided to terminate his professional relationship with manziel. he goes on to say, quote, accountability is the foundation of any relationship and, without it, the function of my work is counter productive. now manziel's dad, paul, told the dallas morning news he's concerned about his son, saying, quote, i truly believe they can't get -- if we cannot get him some help, he won't live to see his 24th birthday. >> "q": well, onto the other big deputy-involved shooting in lake county. >> laura: deputies got a report of a stabbing and when they arrived on the scene they were confronted by a man with a gun. paul orlousky joins us live from lake county. >> reporter: the sheriff has just wrapped up a briefing about what happen last night. a call to the home about reports of a stab, a husband stabbing his wife, two other people. her parents in the home, made that 9-1-1 call. the suspect, we have his picture, is thomas herco.

he's coming. p>>russell: donald trump sells pout a big venue in tampa. p>>laura: and sore loser. pcam newton walks out after the psuper bowl. p>>russell: and not being ptruthful about money. phigh percentage of couples who pcan relate. phey, everybody. pwelcome to the 7:00 hour of p"good day." pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pthat ahead and a whole lot more. pfirst we need the forecast from pdave osterberg. pi know how cold it is. pyou don't because you're just pwaking up. pdoesn't that look cold over plakeland? pit's pretty but we've got ptemperatures in the 30s, a lot pof us are in the 30s this hour. pwe have 39 degrees in wesley pchapel. p37 in lakeland. p39 in brandon. p33 in brooksville. ptampa is in the upper 40s but pstill, cold. pgrab the jackets. pyou'll need them until late this pmorning. pwe'll get back in the mid 60s pbut beginning this afternoon, pthere's a cold front moving into pthe state. pthe wind is going to pick up and pwe could be looking at wind pgusts 35 to 40 miles an hour ptonight. pi'm not kidding. pwind will be an issue later ptoday,

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something very real. laura malloy: laughter actually decreases cortisol in our bodies, which is a stress hormone. >> and it increases happy endorphins says laura malloy, a certified laughter yoga teacher at massachusetts general s benson-henry institute. laura malloy: very good, very good. yay. >> typically taught in a group, i got a one on one. laura malloy: we' re going to re so stressed out that we want to cry. [sobbing] [laughter] >> pretend laughter often can' t generate a genuine giggle. no matter. laura malloy: your body doesn' t know the difference. health benefits. >> our student amanda has going amanda hoffman: i definitely , and glowing. an improv glow. erika: a perk about taking a class at the improv asylum? you get to go free to their shows. and they have shows every night. coming up, could a unicorn really exist? it might look like it. we will tell you what happened when this path and creature escaped. t the wall street banks meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of th

devastated by the death of her mother, laura gardner. >> it's like she's dying every day and we are going through it every day. it is may have happened to her night. where the ashes. but if they doubled her they blame heritage cremation, funeral service she found online online. grieving people. pick two days later and received this financial bill of 1500. >> and more than double. >> that is when and contacted the owner. and says he claimed that price increase was due to laura's weight. >> he said she was a big woman and they had these it should be great to burn or. >> than they refused to release laura's ashes until he got paid in full. >> they're basically holding the ashes for ran some. >> we couldn't believe it so we started calling him and when we finally reached him he admitted that. >> asked them to pay their bill. when they pay their bill, they've look at the remains. >> we did some digging into the background of discovery is not a licensed funeral director. in fact his business, heritage cremation, has been banned from florida, tennessee, and oregon because it is not a brick

overturned straight ahead. p>>laura: and then long lasting plove. pfor bringing them together. pjennifer epstein has their pstory. pand welcome to the 7:00 hour of p"good day." pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pa lot ahead this morning but pweather still a big player ptoday. pwe talk to dave about that. p>>dave: it's been kind of psneaky, the temperatures povernight and we've actually pdropped again. p35 degrees in brooksville. psecond hour in a row, crystal priver has had 32. p45 wesley chapel. p48 in tampa and brandon, quite a pchilly 43 degrees. pnow, the winds are nowhere near pwhere they were yesterday which pis good news. pand they shift a direction a plittle bit. pclouds offshore for now. pwe'll get some cloud cover mixed pin with sunshine today but it pwill be a huge struggle to get ptemperatures around upper 50s, p60 for later this afternoon. pgood morning. p>>vanessa: good morning. pwe have a live look over the psecond morning in a row, we do pdrivers. pconditions. pthere are high winds reported pcrossing the bridge here. pit's open but make sure you keep

tomorrow. i will outline that and your next shot for snow coming up. laura: new at 6:00, des moines police are investigating an early morning stabbing. it happened around 4:00 a.m. at a duplex at 2733 boston avenue. police say 29-year-old isaac sando was attending a party when he was stabbed. he's in the hospital right now. no word on his condition. so far, no arrests in the case. laura: an urbandale lawyer who punched a woman in the face while drunk has had his law license suspended. the iowa supreme court imposed the 3 month suspension yesterday deremiah. he had pleaded guilty to domestic abuse and trespassing charges after breaking into the woman's home and attacking her in 2014. deremiah's attorney had argued for a public reprimand that would have allowed him to continue practicing law. todd: around iowa, popeyes louisiana kitchen is investigating after a customer recorded a worker who thought his headset was turned off as he cussed and seemed to bad-mouth customers. >> keep on doing that and dropping that [bleep], they gonna eat that [bleep]. they high and drunk anyway. todd: a

caucus on monday night. stacey: kcci's laura terrell shows us why the 102-year-old says she'll continue to vote until the day she dies. laura: ruline steininger would not miss caucus night for anything. cnn was there to capture her participating, and since then, her story has gone viral. >> i say, i hope hillary appreciates all this. laura: was that a time. >> ok, now where do i go? laura: ruline steininger makes it to her caucus site. >> may i ask how old you are? laura: born 7 years before women could vote, this will be her 20th presidential election. >> i feel like going to the caucus is more important than voting because that is when you pick the candidate. laura: and ruline has had her candidate picked out for a long time. >> i think hillary clinton has the most experience, and i think we really need a good president. laura: ruline sent clinton a letter last week. >> in my second century, i look forward to seeing a woman president. laura: and even got the chance to meet her at a campaign event but monday night was the friday. highlight. >> so this is the time of the caucus that we

olympic track and field trials. elizabeth: as laura terrell reports, her students wouldn't let her leave without a special surprise sendoff. >> good afternoon, beaver creek. could you please stop what you're doing and pay attention. laura: a special announcement from the principle is the hint students need to line the halls to say goodbye and high-fived one of their favorites. >> it was emotional because i laura: originally from ethiopia, obsie birru has been running her whole life first for johnston then for grandview. >> i was in the state of shock but i was also very excited because it's years and years of hard work. laura: tuesday she got one more surprise. $1400, colleagues raised to cover her travel expenses to the olympic trials in l.a.. >> thank you guys. laura: she is loved here at beaver creek elementary. >> she likes us, she's a great teacher. she's very nice. >> she has a very quiet way about her but she's a great role model. laura: those who know and love her say her skills on the track are nothing compared to her character in the classroom. track and field and knew sh

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the week with rain on the way and even thunderstorms. laura. >> thanks, ivan. >>> right now a live look at bernie sanders up at the podium in new hampshire. fresh off that narrow loss to hillary clinton in iowa. it wasn't until just a few hours that hillary clinton was considered the winner in iowa. of course ted cruz won on the gop side. we're going to talk a little bit more how the caucuses played off and on to the next one in new hampshire. that's coming up in a little bit. >>> well, getting back to florida right now. the fate of nearly 400 death row inmates is still up in the air, including a convicted taking up the issue after our state's death penalty system was ruled unconstitutional. carson chambers is live at the courthouse with where the debate is right now. carson. >> reporter: well, laura, it is a complicated issue and it is being played out in florida's highest court. it could affect trials that haven't even happened yet. the state of florida is set to execute lambricks on february 11th. at the time of the decision, the jury was split 10-2 and 8- 4. earlier this year,

to check in with laura terrell, who is with the sanders campaign. laura: a lot of energy in his room. lots of chanting. it is very loud. it is like a party holiday concert. -- like a party, like a concert. i have noticed that all of his campaign staffers and officials are kind of mia. that is because they are watching the results coming upstairs in private with the senator. the market is so narrow right now that nobody really knows everyone is just sort of anxiously watching the numbers come in. it is pretty incredible. this is a senator from vermont who no one really had ever heard of before, who in may was down several points by hillary clinton. everyone here tonight is wondering if he could beat the candidate who had more resources, money, name recognition. bernie sanders, his supporters, they are enthusiastic. it wasn't known if they would show up tonight, and it seems that they did. i can tell you that it is a lot of fun in here. people are really waiting to celebrate a victory. stacey: take one other look at the numbers here. 91 of the precincts reporting with a time. stev

. >> the 6-year-old boy was rushed to jackson memorial hospital. >> that's where we find laura rodriguez tonight. what you havehave you learned? >> reporter: that boy is recovering. he is in stable condition tonight. we're also told that that boy was outside of his aunt's house. he was on a scooter. the officer was en route to drop off some paperworkkfor another officer just down the street when he hit the boy. we also want to warn you that a portion of the video you are about to see may be disturbing to watch. >> oh, god. >> reporter: chaos and panic captured on camera after a 6-year-old was struck a city of miami police car. the officer, family members and neighbors rendered aid to the according to multiple witnesses, the 6-year-old was riding a scooter on the northwest 5th avenue. >> he darted frr between two trucks. he was hit by a police car that happened up the street. >> everybody screaming and cry. >> i grabbed him. i was holding him in the the ambulance came. i was trying to talk to him. >> reporter: police say it does not appear speed was a factor in the case. however

couldn't get. >> there were a couple. laura bush, we went for. >> stephen: first lady laura bush? >> former first lady laura bush. i met her at a football game about five years ago and she had said to me she was a fan of "zoolander" which i was surprise gld i was surprised as well. >> when we went to make the second one, i said, hey, there's this scene where owen wilson has a relationship with a group of people in movie. >> stephen: you did not say orgy to the first lady. >> no, i didn't, i chickened out before i got to orgy, because i realized as i was pitching her that there's no way in hell she will do the movie. >> stephen: i have seen the movie. i know the scene you are talking about. >> wouldn't it have been great to have her pop up in there? ( laughter ) ( applause ) i think people would have been so happy. she's a smart lady. she declined. >> stephen: she has secret service protection, right? >> yes, of course. they'd be in the scene, too. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's fantastic. >> and we also went for julian assange. >> stephen: really. >> yes. >> stephen: was that yo

>> "q": cleveland city leaders are hashing out where your money goes. >> laura: mayor jackson revealed the budget plan for this year. paul joins us now with details. >> reporter: well he answered questions for 40 minutes, laying out the budget. he says it comes up short. he says he can make ends meet with cuts in 2016 but there's no way to make up a massive projected shortfall in 2017. that's why he wants a half percent hike in the income tax. a move that would raise $83 million. he calls it a clear choice, not a threat. >> i don't want to just get by. we want to be able to do well and do better and that's what this -- that's why a half percent. quarter percent might get you by and you still struggling, but you are still ain't going to be able to increase capacity anywhere. you aren't going to be able to increase a service delivery in any division. >> reporter: the mayor said property tax revenue is down 13%. in 2010, it collected $51 million. last year that number was $33 million. overall revenue is flat, expenses are going up. most of all he blames the state of ohio and its

in washington d c for messages and two emails so far have gone and returned. laura geller thirteen years now. nice day out there now it's a nice evening starting again well we've been mentioning it for last month for more more more sunlight but really starting to show up every day another minute or so as you can see from norfolk to virginia beach by hand then just completely clear skies chesapeake williamsburg doesn't matter where you are lots of sunshine. nothing on radar then you would expect there to be when everybody has nice clear skies currently it's mostly sunny sixty six but it will be cooling off pretty quickly by nine pm already down well into the fifties these again are average temperatures in by midnight already down into the forties right now everybody generally in the sixties a few exceptions wall of silence for example parts of eastern shore upper fifties right now but we're going to watch everybody again dropped back later tonight with the wind shifting by the way esp are the reason we're getting a cooldown come tomorrow or going to drop back then as we just showed

to get you out on the roads and here your traffic update is laura demaria. >> laura: out on the roads not looking too bad. this is 480 at warrensville center here. things are traveling along fine now. drizzle coming down and you see that light gloss and sheen on the roads there. it's a little slippery. it's slippery and with the high winds could cause some reason for concern out there on the roads. i don't have any major accidents to report out on the highways. i will mention again, though, these power outages. we have a lot of power outages especially to the south. ritztown township and charlestown township and ravenna. a lot of areas down to the south are dealing with a lot of power outages. over 7,000 people currently without power. not quite to 1,000 in the cuyahoga county area and lake county dealing with some, just not a lot of power outages. keep in mind, firstenergy is aware of the outages i mentioned. we're traveling fine on the roadways. from the south 71 looks great through strongsville into downtown. it looks like someone might have stopped by the sensor. don't let that be

. there was a person you wanted but couldn't get. >> there were a couple. laura bush, we wenten: first lady laura bush? >> former first lady laura bush. i met her at a football game about five years ago and she had said to me she was a fan ofoolander" which i was surprise gld i was surprised as well. >> when we went to make the second one, i said, hey, there's this scene where owen wilson has a relationship with a group of people init's an orgy. >> stephen: you did not say orgy to the first lady. before i got to orgy, because iwas pitching her that there's no way in hell she will do the movie. >> stephen: i have seen the movie. i know the scene you are talking have been great to have her pop up in there? ( laughter ) ( applause ) i think people would have been so happy. she's a smart lady. shephen: she has secret service protection, right? >> yes, of course. they'd be in the scene, too. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's fantastic. >> and we also went for julianphen: really. >> yes. or interpols? let's see if we ket kget him-- and hee didn't feel it would help his extradition process, whi

. iowa. clinton and bernie sanders are neck and neck in the polls. laura terrell is live at the senator's campaign headquarters laura: that's right, sanders and clinton in a virtual tie. sanders supporters saying they expect a huge crowd here to celebrate a win. earlier, sanders was at his des moines headquarters rallying voters. sanders fans are known to be the most passionate and enthusiastic , but clinton seems to have more organization and infrastructure. tonight it will be fascinating to see what happens. sanders campaign officials told today that they are confident. >> i think we have the best field team out there. of course, our field team wouldn't be what it is without the amazing volunteers. clinton has a larger organization but i don't think anyone out works our folks here. laura: the sanders campaign they expect way more people that is room will even hold. steve: thank you very much. there are less than 50 minutes to go until the start of the iowa caucuses. there is a live look to all the caucus sites. we will let you know what you should expect and look for tonight f

. pi'm laura moody. pi'm russell rhodes outside with pdave right now. pi just took my jacket off. pit's warm out here. pit is warm, muggy, beautiful. pand at least where we are. pi know a couple of spots, still, pour dealing with fog at least pwhere i'm standing it's great. pvisibility three miles in tampa pso in those area getting better. psarasota, venice that sea fog is pthick. pand it is, oh pesky as well. pright along the coastline, have pto look out for that 9 o'clock phour you will see vast pvisibility improvements inland pas well. pwe're 69 degrees outside at ptampa international. pnot going to take us long to get pback to 81 for a high today. pshould be only time we hit 80s pthis week. pwith a good chance of rain pcoming through on thursday pafternoon. pand that's what i'll focus on pcoming up in a few minutes. p>> all right dave, thank you. pmeantime you will want to a void pwestbound area of memorial pboulevard in the lakeland area. pwe do have reports of a deadly pcrash possibly involving a pmotorcyclist. pyou can see some westbound lane pblockages i mentioned before.

bernie sanders pulling ahead of hillary clinton, 49% to 46%. for bernie sanders, voter kcci's laura terrell joins us live from his caucus headquarters. airport where bernie sanders is hoping to celebrate a big win. campaign headquarters in des hours before the caucus. candidate. it spans are incredibly enthusiastic, but the question is, will they come out and caucus? we asked his campaign if they feel they've done enough to ensure everyone will show up. >> we feel pretty good about it. the fact that people are not just showing up the events and getting all that energy, which is wonderful, but they are coming into the office on a daily basis and they are involved and have a vested interest. so it's kind of hard to believe that they would do all of that work and then not show up tonight. laura: the sanders campaign tells me they expect a raucous , huge crowd tonight, so it should be interesting to see what happens. obviously, sanders's big rival tonight is hillary clinton. us to talk about what she is up to in the final hours leading up to the caucus. todd: secret service is doing las

showers and maybe even a few thunderstorms coming up in a few minutes. laura. >> laura: let's talk about our roads, and we are clear all across the area. so early morning commute, 6:03 right now. i-480 at route 237 looks perfect. if you swing towards the airport from any direction, all highways are free and open. that accident on i-71 southbound right about west 140th street has since cleared away. commutes. across the wide map there, i don't see slowdowns to speak of. let's take the ride up 71 past the airport over 480 through the linndale area through brooklyn by the steelyard. it's an easy morning commute out there all the way into downtown. mentor to cleveland right now, 28-minute ride, 18 minutes from abbing kron to cleveland at 37 minutes. we look at the commute if about 10 minutes. >>> we finished second, and i'm really honored. >> brian: that's trump, and he's been the republican front-runner for months, but voters in iowa proved the polls wrong and they pick ted cruz over donald trump. cruz wins with 28% of the vote. trump only 24%. >> tia: the decision much tighter for th

work. so a learning center in new jersey is trying a new approach - without the meds. laura ingle has more from new york. more than 10 percent of children are currently living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder... 10-year-old mallory oakes of glen rock oakes says: "she was diagnosed in first grade after there were some difficulties in the classroom mallory was put on medications to help control her symptoms... but amy says they only made a bad situation -- worse... oakes says: "i remember saying to my husband that her behaviors are holding our family hostage because it could be one meltdown a day, it could be 5 meltdowns a day, but there wasn't really a day that went by without something like that happening " mallory's oppositional behavior reached a fever pitch when the family moved in november 2014... so amy sought the help of the brain balance achievement center in allendale new jersey... oakes says: "we went in for the assessment and her behaviors at the assessment were really terrible, um, i thought we weren't gonna get accepted to the program, and they told us they co

work in orange is the new black, laura prepon praised the diversity of the cast. >> this is the face of diversity. thank you so much. >> the results of the sag awards stand in stark contrast to the oscars, which nominated no actors of color this year for the second year in a row, sparking debate across the industry and on twitter with a hash tag oscars so white. >> to some extent i have to say i think the academy is getting something of a bad rap on this particular issue. people might be surprised to know basically in the last 15 years that 15% of the nominees have been people of color. that's not great given that the country is 35% to 45% people of color, but it's not miniscule. >> some tweeted sags so black hash tag. another tweeted: >> another person wrote: >> we have become a society of trending topics. diversity is not a trending topic. >> viola davis won, queen latifah was nominated a couple of years ago, beasts of the southern wild, selma, 12 years a slave nominated for best picture in the last few years, so there is progress being made. it's not great, but there is progress. >>

. my first guest is the star of "the mysteries of laura," debra messing. then i'll sit down with star of stage and screen, zachary quinto, ladies and gentlemen. ( cheers and applause ) then we'll have a performance by none other than the legendary violent femmes. ( band playing ) that right there is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) they're about to get in it to win it. before they do, one more thing: a new book reveals that adolf hitler had a micro-penis. wow. if he knew people found out, he'd be rolling over in his grave, which would be easy considering that tiny penis. ( laughter ) >> tonight, stephen welcomes debra messing. zachary quinto. >> and a musical performance by violent femmes. human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hey! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody! look, i love this show, but i i come out here night after night, and i do comedy, and there are some night when i am just a little bit shaken by what i've seen in the news, and i can't preten

america's favorite jackpot game! get ready, everybody. good evening, everyone. i'm laura johnson. tonight's powerball jackpot. and that first number up is 67. followed by the number 21. we'll meet monty who won 2 million dollars playing powerball. congratulations, monty! for the rest of the numbers we have 65, 31, rounding it out with the number 64. your powerball number tonight multiplier is 3. >> laurie: medical marijuana back on the ballot this fall but some already feeling the benefits from cbd. >> calvin: it comes from but is it pot or not? we explain. >> reporter: it's a saturday evening in miami's artsy winwood district. everyone is here to show support for legalizing memecal marijyana. but some are already getting that relief through the secret of cbd. >> cbd coming from hemp is benefiting people. th's a fact. >> reporter: cbcbcomes from hemp. it's a plant like marijuana. but unlike marijuana hemp is high hin cbd, not thc. here are some of the products being sold all across south florida. now at this store in fort lauderdale you won't find big lines out the door and in fa

america's favorite jackpot game! get ready, everybody. this is powerball! i'm laura johnson. tonight's powerball jackpot. and that first number up is 67. followed by the number 21.we'll meet monty who won 2 million dollars playing powerball. congratulations, monty! for the rest of the numbers we have 65, 31, rounding it out with the number 64. your powerball number tonight is 5 and the power play >> laurie: medical marijuana back on the ballot this fall but some already feeling the benefits from cbd.>> calvin: it comes from canibus plants like marijuana >> reporter: it's a saturday evening in miami's artsy winwood district. everyone is here to show w support for legalizing medical marijuana. but some are already getting that reliefethrough the secret of cbd. >> cbd coming from hemp is benefiting people. that's a fact. >> reporter: cbd comes from hemp. it's a plant like marijuana. but unlike marijuana hemp is high in cbd, not thc. here are some of the products being sold all across south florida. now at thth store in fort lauderdale you won't find big lines out the door and i

the black and blue ball honored the 124 officers who died last year. laura: kcci's rose heaphy attended the ball tonight. rose, you spoke with the widow of an iowa officer, killed two years ago? rose: yes, todd and laura, amanda buenting told me she still remembers the last words her husband ever told her. that he loved her and he'd be back soon. but, tragically, that was a promise he wasn't able to keep. amanda: i can tell you that not a day goes by that i don't think of him. rose: for amanda buenting, september 13, 2013 is a heavy day in her heart. her husband, rockwell city police officer jamie buenting, was shot and killed during a standoff. he was just 37 years old. amanda: when they tell you a loss gets easier, it doesn't. it just gets more dealable. you just learn how to live with the loss, live with the hurt. rose: buenting is one of many officers who never came home. 700 people attended the cops black and blue ball to honor those lives. the event raises money for families and co-workers of officers killed in the line of duty. toni: the support that we give we can't giv

snow you can expect, coming up. laura: lifeserve blood center here in des moines says recent snows stopped many regular donors from giving blood, leaving central iowa's blood supply critically low. lifeserve provides blood to 100 hospitals in iowa, nebraska, and south dakota. and they say there is less than a two-day supply of some types of blood. so, they are asking for immediate volunteers and have been even expanding hours to take those donations. you can make an appointment by calling lifeserve on their toll free number -- 800-287-4903. des moines police are investigating a body found near cowles comments, near 3rd and walnut. witnesses say they saw a man in his 80's fall from the 22nd kcci is aware of who the victim is, but is not releasing that information, untoldil all next of kin can be notified. todd: the first primary of the election takes place in new hampshire, in three days. tonight, the candidates that made it through the iowa caucuses will take the stage in a nationally televised debate. danielle nottingham has the story from manchester, new hampshire. vanessa: my na

: kcci's laura terrell is keeping an eye on the roads. but we begin with kurtis gertz. he's tracking what's ahead. kurtis: the big problem has been for the past 24 hours, the wind continues to howl. it won't be as strong as last night, but we have winds from 15-30 miles per hour and we are still getting gusts in the mid to upper 30's. last night, we had gusts in the 40's and 50's. the areas with the greatest impact are the areas that have the highest snow cover. that is why there have been more treacherous conditions to the north. this abilities unlimited. down to the southeast, some a few bands of snow from mingo, colfax, over toward the mitchellville area. along with that, some pretty cold air moving in. temperatures tomorrow around nine at six ago a.m. noon, just 14. clouds slowly and. forecast high tomorrow of 16. steve: taking a look at statewide road conditions. still closed in both directions from ames to clear lake. travel not advised on the areas in purple and areas in pink are covered in snow. like blue means roads are partially covered. we have crews covering conditions on

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, obsie birru is heading to the olympic track and field trials. stacey: but as kcci's laura terrell reports, her students and colleagues wouldn't let her leave without a special surprise send off. >> good afternoon, beaver creek. laura: a special announcement from the principal, is the hint students need to start lining the halls. to say goodbye and high fives one of their favorites. >> it was a little emotional because i was probably their age when i wanted to do this. laura: originally from ethiopia, obsie birru has been running her entire life, first for johnston, then for grandview. so qualifying for the olympic trials last october was a dream come true. >> i was in a state of shock, but i was also very excited hard work. laura: tuesday, she got one more surprise. $1400 colleagues raised to help cover her travel expenses to the olympic trials in l.a. >> thank you, guys. laura: obsie is beloved here at beaver creek elementary. >> she helps us. she is a good teacher. >> she's got a very quiet way about her. a very calm way about her, but again, just a great role model. laura: thos

: while clinton claimed victory bernie sanders called it a tie. kcci's laura terrell reports from the holiday inn by the laura: bernie sanders was a lot more gracias than his supporters who booed when hillary clinton came up on the big screen. instead he thanked her for a vigorous race. >> iowa. thank you. [applause] laura: bernie sanders could barely get through his 17 minute speech without constant applause from his supporters but he was quick to give a shout out to hillary clinton. >> i want to take this opportunity to congratulate secretary clinton as somebody. yes. [applause] laura: instead of claiming victory like clinton did sanders called the race a virtual tie. >> and while the results are still not complete it looks like , we'll have half the iowa delegates. [applause] laura: sanders supporters were loud and energetic all night and seemed happy with the close result. >> no matter what the numbers say tonight i view this as a win , for bernie because there is just too much wrong with hillary. laura: a year ago the senator from vermont was only polling at 5% in iowa so monday

what they may be asking for pthis morning. p>> hey alcides. p>> hey good morning to you laura pask you me laura and russell. pso, mayor bob buckhorn walked pinto this meeting a short time pago commissioner haag endid as pwell here in hillsborough pcounty. pwe had a chance to speak with pboth which them before. pand short if i am ago here is what pthey towed say short time ago. punfortunately we don't have that psound. pwhat i can tell you is that pmayor bob buckhorn wanted to pstress this is going to very pexpensive stadium. pand that taxpayers will not foot pthe bill. psector. pcommissioner haag ensaid the psame exact thing. psaying that this is going to phave to be a very creative deal psector to try to fund a good pmajority of the stadium costs. pthey are also going to have to pgo to tampa bay rays and ask for psame exact thing. pkeep in mind that a new stadium pwill cost about $600 million. pit may cost more than depending pon what they are looking for pwhere it as a retractible roof pthat will cost a lot more money. prays released a document before pthis meeting. pnot only here in

) some foods are more dangerous than others... and should set off red flags. this morning, laura mooody has five favorites you may want to avoid. (laura) in an interview with the food poison journal, attorney bill marler listed several things he would never eat... he specializes in food poisoning lawsuits... so he knows a thing or two about dangerous foods. 3 (laura - that list includes raw sprouts... like alfalfa, clover and radish sprouts.they can be contaminated with salmonella.--meat that isn't cooked or well-done could also be harmful to your health.the centers for disease control strongly advises cooking ground meat to an internal temperature of 160 degrees.and poultry 165 degrees.--also, be weary of prewashed or precut fruits and vegetables.that's because the more food is handled, the better chance it has of becoming contaminated.-- you're also at risk if you consume raw or undercooked eggs.--and we know they're a favorite... especially in florida, but raw oysters and raw shellfish are also of bacteria. 3 (laura) of course, most of these warnings come with common sense...

weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. laura. >> laura: all right. i want to make quick mention of a closure out there on chester morning, but it has opened back up. that was chester at east 59th street. we still have a traffic light out in the area, though, so keep notice of the fact when you get there to chester at 59th, when you see that light flashing, treat it as a four-way stop. fortunately, the road is all back open if you're headed downtown or out of downtown. this is 271 on broadway. no issues that way. that is just about right over there, 60 miles per hour is the speed that our travelers are making their way through there on this friday morning. t tgit -- t gif. up 71 from strongsville. a better commute from medina yesterday. you had rough stuff up 71. when the jennings joined in by the steelyard, we stay light in traffic and still in the green, of course. let's look at the drive times. they look on time from mentor, north olmstead, elyria and akron. we look at the commute from the west side from elyria coming up no ten minutes. over to you guys. >> tia: when the temperat

president joe biden fired up a big crowd there. nbc bay area's laura malpert is live where joe biden delivered the keynote address. i've got to think hillary clinton's win in south carolina is going to be a hot topic there. >> reporter: absolutely. it is not on the official agenda but it is still center stage. a very exciting day here, peggy. take a look here behind me. vice president joe biden is still speaking. he is wrapping up his keynote address to a very energetic crowd that has a lot at stake here. thousands of democrats pack the san jose convention center to hear biden motivate skin spire with the presidential nomination and the u.s. senate seat before voters california democrats have a lot to gain or lose. a heckler disrupted biden off the top of his speech but was quickly escorted out by security. biden started offsinging his fellow democrat's praises then took jabs at republicans in washington, talking about the u.s. being the epicenter of energy around the world, urged voters to unite and warned they have a long, important battle ahead of them. >> let me start by gi

." 22.24.37.00 "it was horrible, but it ended great." 22.19.59.00 this is ramon and laura, they are the ones that took care of him. thank you" the reunion just as important to the family that had taken care of cerb. 22.29.22.00 "it goes to show how important how improtant military. we can't be happier to have been part of this and get the dog back to him." they had looked for cerb's owner for two days... but it was a friend "heather jemison" sharing the post on a there was a connection, we thought this is perfect." during the perfect reunion... it was hugs all around. 22.19.40.00 "kevin, you got my baby back" as eric thanked everyone that helped share the story through social media. 22.33.59.00 it shows how loving and compassionate people really can be." seeing the loving embrace... as the pair were reunited... made it worth it for everyone. 22.35.34.00 "this dog brings more joy to eric than any person," eric plans to make sure cerb knows how much he is loved. 22.34.10.00 i am going to give him a steak with a1 sauce.." you can bet, cerb got that steak! the reunion would've sooner, but the fa

up lottery tickets. >> including two set for life scratchers. for her and her twin laura poreman about ig together since they were 18. carefully following their mothers's as i view. monthly advice paid off. police parked at her son school when she found out, they won $6 million. >> i am like oh, my god i like lie per ventilating i was like dash-eight q-400. >> call laura. i was on conference cal you will video call at work and she kept calling and calling. and, but lawyer didn't pick up. solely is a had deliver the news via text message. >> come home now. scratcher jackpot. i kind of said huh and then i said 6 million. >> this lisa laura claiming their prize at hayward california lottery east bay district office. >> i don't even still sunk in yet because it is so ridiculous? >> i am going to get number two new found millionaire status will change the two. 66 would angel singing and all of cool stuff going to happen we went, to if you had rubbinger bought about 20 pairs of. >> >> hilarious. 60-40. port mann get better she one who actually bought that ticket. that's found fair i wo

ottawa. the rangers made their big move yesterday. they traded for eric stahl. laura behnke was there. >> two stahls are better than one. at least that's what they're >> this is where i wanted to be. i was excited to get started and get the opportunity to be here. >> he's a true competitor. a guy who has played in many tournaments. >> reporter: it will be the first time as eric and mark ever played together. eric now adjusts to new york. >> everywhere he's gone he's won and he's a competitor. i don't need to give him any advice. he's going to be giving me advice. >> reporter: rangers came close to their ultimate goal of a stanley cup title over the last few years but a move like this this season says this team believes it could be their year. >> this is a strong belief from our part to them that we think we're a good team and we're trying to do everything we can to have the best shot possible. >> we believe in our team. we believe we have another shot to go all the way this year and it's a big part of it. eyewitness news. >>> six months from today, the start of the u.s. open at the na

pi'm russell rhodes. pi'm laura moody thank you for pwaking up with us tuesday pmorning february 2nd groundhog pday. pfoggy morning out here dave. p>> it has ab foggy morning too. psome of the visibilities very pearly this morning dropped down pto near zero. pnoticed how tough it was to see pin front of you pinellas county. pnow the fog's going to lift pgoing to lift out over the next pcouple of hours. pbut i'll be honest i think it pwill come right back in tomorrow pmorning at this time. pokay. pgot to show it again just pbecause i want to. pyou mentioned the groundhog. pwell folks, punxsutawney pmeasured in this morning took a plook and said no, i don't see my pshadow. pthat means an early spring. phowever, i'm thinking the fix is pin because skies are clear over unxsutawney, pennsylvania. pyou guys make up your own mind. p61 degrees as you see thin plittle veil of fog. plakeland whole different story. pas they are fogged in in spots pthere. pand 61 degrees. phighs today about 81. pa couple of quick showers ptomorrow afternoon best rain pchance will be on thursday. pwe'll talk