p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. pit's going to be hard to crawl pout from under the covers. pfor a look at the forecast. p>>dave: we're up. p30s and 40s are going to greet pyou when you walk out the door pthis morning. pit is cold, not to mention we've pgot places in citrus county pwhich are actually around the pfreezing mark, 32 crystal river. pbrooksville is going to be a pvery blustery day. pit's not windy now but later ptoday, let's say for the evening pwindier. phighs make it back to the 60s pfor today. pand then we'll drop back in the p50s for highs the rest of the pweek. plet's talk more about that plus pthe wind coming in late today. pcheck on the monday morning pcommute. p>>vanessa: the big heads up. psouthbound 13, we have sky fox pchecking out moving slow in that psouthbound direction. pas i mentioned before, this is pat the intersection of pklosterman. pit looks as though alternate 19 psouthbound is going to be a lot pdelays we're seeing in and the attern with the delays, it plooks like 19 will be jammin

. >> laura: we will work on that. >> "q": we will see what happens. >> laura: he's a great dad. >> "q": i try. >> laura: on cleveland 19 news, a super bowl party to brag about. see how you can watch the game at a player's home. awesome. >> samantha: pretty cool. all right. let's take a look outside. you know what's not cool? the fact that it was 63 yesterday and it's 33 right now. that is a live look from high atop our feisel roof-cam. cloudy skies, chilly, breezy, colder. we are going to talk about this wild temperature change when we >> "q": and, lebron james king james did something very special >> "q": welcome back. honda is recalling another 2.2 million vehicles because of faulty takata air bags. it includes older models from 2005 and also newer vehicles from the 2015-16 model years. takata isn't the only air bag massive recall business. continental automotive system is recalling 5 million vehicles including those made by honda and fiat chrysler. the german-based company says moisture can build up inside the air bag control computers and that could prevent the air bags from infla

p>>laura: good girl. p>>taylor: and meet nora, the platest addition to the columbus paquarium in ohio. pher name is a combination of her pmother's name and her father's pname and they just gave her this pname after the zoo put out on ponline poll and gave people the pchance to vote. pvery cute. pspeaking of voting, it's that ptype. pwe want to find out which video pwas your favorite to head to our phome page at fox13news.com. pyour votes and i'll be back at pthe end of the show. p>>laura: see you then. pthank you. p>>russell: it's busy around here pthis morning. pbig news, avoid southbound 275. pdeveloping right now there's a pvery bad crash at the i-4 pinterchange and 275. p>>laura: and a road that could pbe closed, in fact, for hours. pvanessa is watching the psituation closely and she has pways to get around it, although pit may be hard. pand remember this video of a phole blown in the side of a lane? pofficials say the terrorists are lanning to do the same thing phere in the united states. p>>russell:

p>>laura: so it's time. peven though he hasn't filed, it pis expected that he will run for pcongressman david joly's seat pwho is leaving to take the spot pleft by marco rubio, an election pthat would put him up against pcharley crist. p>> whatever it is, i want to pknow, i want to have an impact pon people's lives in some way. p>>laura: he told me some people pget into office to be something. phe will run to do something. pthat's just the kind of leader pwe'll keep you posted. pby the way, if you're ever at pthe saturday morning rocket and pthe rowdies stadium, keep a plookout for rick baker. phe plays the guitar there, psometimes with his daughter. pso tomorrow, i catch up with pformer tampa mayor who -- and pthen we'll talk about what was pgoing on behind-the-scenes after pher mayoral reign. p>>russell: you love that story. pyou start thinking about what pst. petersburg, downtown was pbefore he became mayor and now p-- and that seems so long ago. p>>laura: it's true. pwell, it was a long time ago. p>>russ

none. >> laura: oh, wow. the doctor didn't try to make any excuses saying he admitted his mistake and apologized. she says that's small consolation and now wonders what the tongue-clipping surgery will mean for her child's speech and eating ability. >> "q": that is infuriating. wow. >> laura: i'm astonished. story. that's so scary. >> laura: i don't know what to say. >> laura: have to be a massive lawsuit. >> "q": that's definitely coming. and it's deserved. >> laura: straight ahead, nfl commissioner roger goodell made a big announcement that will affect the league's future. >> jon: hey don't break out the s.p.f.50, but there's plenty of sunshine out there. and -- it's going to be replaced by clouds. i'll let you know when they will roll in and what we can expect for super bowl weekend and >> laura: the nfl is taking a major step for diversity in the league. the commissioner roger goodell announced the league will institute a rooney rule for women seeking executive positions. now the teams will have to interv

p>>laura: it is 6:19 now. pnasa says a bus driver in india pwho was killed when an object pfell out of the sky was not pkilled by a meteorite. pthey say it's unlikely that he pwas killed by anything from pspace, in fact. pwhatever killed the man left a ptwo foot crater. pscientists say that small pcause explosions. olice are analyzing the object pthat killed the bus driver. p>>russell: the car interlocking psystems have stopped 1.7 million eople from driving drunk. p>>laura: and jen is here with a pcloser look at numbers and why pmadd hopes that florida is aying attention. p>>jennifer: in 19999 first state pto paw law requiring the pdevices, drivers must blow in pthe device to get a drug reading pbefore the car starts. pflorida only requires seven pcases where a driver's bac is ptwice the legal limit. paccording to the report, pinterlock devices have kept more pthan 600,000 drunk drivers off pthe road in florida. pmadd says the devices work pbecause a third of drunk drivers pare repeat offenders. pthe 25 state

good morning, i'm laura moody. p>>laura: good morning. pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pit's thursday, february 4. pit's the first day of the floor pthere are state fair. p>>laura: and charley belcher is pthere. phe's standing by to help kick pthings off at the fairground pbefore they turn the lights on pat the midway. pit's been a tradition the last pfew years, it rains on the first pday of the fair, right? p>>dave: and that tradition will phold true but they'll flip that pswitch before that rain starts pwhich is the good news. pin fact, next few hours look to pbe fine. prain moving in later this pafternoon so you get ready to pshuffle kids off to school. pwe have 69 degrees. pmild, mild conditions but then pwe'll have to deal with that. pthe line of showers, sitting out pto the gulf. ptoday is not going to be a pwashout. pyou will need your umbrellas plater this afternoon. pno severe weather anticipated pwhich is great and a few showers pwill move in after the colder pair settles in. p75 degrees or so early this pstart to drop the

>> laura: thanks, sam. a 13-year-old stark county boy is in the juvenile detention center after an incident yesterday morning. jackson township police said the boy walked into a gas station convenience store around 6:30 yesterday morning when an air soft b.b. gun. as you can see, the gun, it looked mighty real. now the teen ran from officers, but then complied with orders and never tried to brandish that gun during the chase. >>> a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by tamir rice's father against the officer who killed the 12-year-old boy. tamir was fatally shot in 2014 while playing with a pellet gun center. the judge said that tamir rice's dad, leonard warner, could file a new complaint for damages. >> "q": a summit county high school shut down today because around. the superintendent says so many students have been out sick due to stomach problems they have to so, field high school in mogadore was thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. classes are on again tomorrow. no other schools seem to have this i

p>>laura: thank you. pnew this morning, police are pinvestigating a deadly armed probbery in east tampa. pit happened at the liquor store pon north 15th street. p>>russell: shayla reaves is live pat the tampa police department. pinvestigators say there was a pshootout and one of these probbers, we understand, has pdied. p>>russell: you're absolutely pright. pone suspect is dead and police pare still continuing their psearch for another. pright now i want to take you pback to this video captured pthere at 15th street. pit was right around 11:00 last pnight when tampa police tell us pthey did receive a call about pgun fire from inside of that pbusiness. pwell, we learned those officers pone suspect dead on the psidewalk. pwe're told a clerk is okay. pthey did not get hurt out of all pof this. pbut right now, they're still ptrying to sort out the details pand find out exactly how all of pthis began. pbut according to preliminary pktsz, we're told two suspects preportedly entered the business, pbrandished a f

i'm laura p>>laura: good thursday morning. pit's 6:30 now. pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pwaking up to a beautiful pforecast. price, dave? p>>dave: do you want to see how retty? plook at the shot coming from ptampa. p>>laura: happy thursday. p>>dave: skyline in the pbackground. pnot a cloud in the sky. pgranted, you'll need your jacket pfor the next two to three hours pbut temperatures that are pstarting off right now for a lot pof us in the 50s, 52, 53 will pwarm up quickly back up in the pwe're also not dealing with the pfog that we had yesterday as pwell so really is a nice start pto the day. phow are things on the road, pvanessa? p>>vanessa: good. pwe've been quiet overall with pthe number of crashes we've been pseeing. pwe have a few here and there. pwe're not seeing any serious plane blockage. psky fox is checking out pinellas pcounty. pwe had a crash newly reported poff to a nearby parking lot. pthis is sunset point and u.s. p19. pwe mentioned most of this is a arking lot. pas i was checking the shot out pearlier, it looked like

laura: new at 6:00. we've learned the name of the suspect involved in a shooting near drake university. police say 45-year-old reginald douglas fired gun shots into the air outside platinum kutz on university avenue. no one was injured but university avenue was shut down for a short time friday night. douglas is facing two weapons charges and a drug charge. video evidence in the case against a former des moines roosevelt high school girls basketball coach could be thrown out. gerald tig johnson is accused of having inappropriate contact with a student. des moines police tell us video evidence from the school district was corrupted. johnson's attorney filed a motion to have the evidence thrown out because johnson cannot get a fair trial. back in december, police charged johnson with sexual exploitation and assault to commit sexual abuse, after a student claimed johnson kissed and touched her. todd: also right now at 6:00. more snow moving into the metro tonight. jason, what can we expect over jason: snow

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pwe'll check on the forecast the pway we always do, with dave posterberg. p>>dave: it's mild outside, pstarting to get a little on the pmuggy side outside. pi've run into one or two psprinkles as well but that's not pa big deal. pi think today we get just a psmidge more sunshine than pyesterday. pthere's the radar which shows pyou one or two tiny, tiny little pgoing to bother you whatsoever. pwe should make it in the mid 70s pfor high temps today. ptomorrow the warmest day of the pweek. pbut then guess what? pwe have rain later this week. pwe'll tell you when in just a plittle bit. plet's check the roads. p>>vanessa: a new crash out of pthe zephyrhills area is going to pbe affecting shady oaks drive pand paul buchman highway. pthere are some lane blockages preported here so you could see pdelays. phowever, i'm guessing based on pthe time of morning that we phave, the volumes in the area, pit's going to be a minor delay. pjust keep an eye out for any olice officers or tow trucks pyou m

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, tonight and tomorrow. prain won't. pwe'll talk about why in a few pminutes. p>>vanessa: we'll be watching pbridged when the winds do come. pfor the meantime, overall icture things look good on the proadways. pwe're keeping an eye here on one pof the biggest delays out of the inellas

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pwe'll start with dave osterberg. p>>dave: good morning on this pwednesday. p72 degrees outside. pthat's amazing. psouth-southeast winds. pthat helps to bump the ptemperatures up but also kept pthe fog from forming so that plot, is high enough to keep the pdense fog away. pso great visibility this pmorning. pwe'll have cloud cover mixed in pwith a little sunshine today as ptemperatures sneak back up close pto that 80-degree mark and we've pgot some rain in tomorrow's pforecast. pwe'll discuss that in a little pbit. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: thank you. phere at 6:29, a new crash with plane blockages reported at 49th pstreet north and 78th avenue pnorth. ptwo lanes will be blocked. pwe don't know quite yet in which pdirection but just keep an eye pon it. pgood news is, those volumes are plow right now. pyou shouldn't see too many pdelays in the area. pdefinitely watch it. phere's a live look close to the inellas side of the howard pfrankland bridge. phere's the traffic in the pnorthbound direction. pclear ride, just a six m

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. ptop story this morning from the pgulf coast to new york city, we pare still dealing with the pdevastation caused by two days pof very severe weather. pdeadly line of thunderstorms pdelivered heavy rain and strong pwinds. plook at that. ptornado hit a small town, pdestroying dozens of homes. pfour people were killed. pincluding a 2-year-old boy. pthree others were killed by ptornados in louisiana and pmississippi tuesday night. p>>russell: and yesterday, a ptornado ripped through a pneighborhood in the harbor pheights area of charlotte pcounty. pthis is near port charlotte. pnearly 30 homes damaged nearby poff state road 776, u.s. 41, a psuntrust bank building was also pdamaged. ieces of the roof could be pspotted in the parking lot. pno one was seriously hurt. p>>laura: dave, you know, you pwere so busy yesterday, keeping pan eye on the storms and then eople were scared, a lot of pthem stayed home from work pyesterday. pthe storm is gone but likely pwon't be gone before there's panot

>> laura: breaking news this noon about a school shooting in southwest ohio. butler county sheriff's deputies and middletown police are investigating a shooting at madison high school right now. >> "q": there's a report of at least two victims shot and two medical helicopters at the school. the accused gunman is in custody right now. we will continue to follow this breaking news throughout the afternoon. >> can't believe it. i just can't believe it. my pastor is gone. >> laura: now at noon on cleveland 19 news, a dayton church in mourning after their pastor is shot and killed in church after the final prayer. and the accused gunman is actually his own brother. >> "q": daniel schooler is due in court today accused of dayton police say daniel schooler shot and killed reverend william schooler in his church study at st. peter's missionary baptist church. investigators say the shooting was a result of a domestic dispute between the brothers. police interviewed several church members believed to be witnesses. >> then we heard pop pop pop pop pop pop pow. that's whe

>> laura: we begin with a developing story out of elyria. police are investigating a double homicide there. >> "q": yes, they are. officers were called to an apartment complex on fox hill lane near midway mall. they found the bodies of a man and woman there inside a rented plates. death. police have not released their names yet. >> laura: a not guilty plea to vehicular homicide charges. police say he was drunk when he struck and killed two pedestrians walking along lost nation road in willoughby hills on saturday. he is also being held on $50,000 bond. >>> two engineering students at with the abduction and murder of a 13-year-old girl. >> police discovered the 13-year-old's body on the side of a north carolina road. authorities believe virginia tech freshman david eisenhower abducted and murdered the girl. another student, 19-year-old natalie keepers, has been charged with helping eisenhower get rid of her body. >> eisenhower and nichole were acquainted prior to disappearance. he used it to his advantage to abduct and kill her. >> her family

>> laura: i don't think there's a laura. >> samantha: there was no laura, but there was an abbey and molly. anyway, those are great toys. right? ok. temperatures, a little bit weekend. 37 at 3:00. i do think some of you will still be in the low 40s at that point. 33 at 6:00 and then we continue to fall into the 20s throughout the evening. like this. let's take a look at it. 26 for your overnight. that's where we will be early tomorrow morning. 40s. little on the breezy side from time to time. but, a pretty quiet day by right? we have had a nice little break in inclement weather. saturday was nice, sunday was nice, and today's been pretty nice, too. but -- you know the stretch of nice weather can't last forever. so what's next. let's take you to the middle of the week. wednesday into thursday, that is when we anticipate your next, we will call it inconvenient weather a event. weather that will impact your day whether it's just turning on the windshield wipers or having to take an umbrella with you. first alert that we've got big low pressure that will be tracking for you at the middle

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pthank you for waking up with us pon this wednesday morning, pfebruary 3. pit's dry today. pdave is tracking some wet pweather in the forecast, though, pright? p>>dave: the wet weather tomorrow pbut it's dry. pthis morning. plook at the brookdale, bayshore pcameras. psun will be up in a few minutes pand a pretty start. pwe're looking at the cloud cover pwith the southeast winds that's pdone two things. pone, kept us up near the normal phighs for today and two, kept pthe fog out so i guess it's retty good. poverall we'll go to the upper p70s, around 80 degrees. psun is coming up, mostly cloudy pskies over the beach where it's p71 degrees and again, upper 70s pare expected. pbig line of rain comes through ptomorrow. pwe'll talk about the timing of pthat in just a little bit. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: see you then. pmeantime, we have a couple of pcrashes working around the area. pwe want to start off with the platest one that's blocking some planes off and also causing pdelays eastbound on h

laura? >> laura: cleveland police investigating a chain-reaction crash on i-77 north at the east 22 exit. police say seven cars were involved in this and two people went to the hospital to get checked out. >>> a man plead not guilty this morning in the stabbing of a summa health security officer. andrew wallace is charged with felonious assault. the stabbing happened when wallace was being transported to the psych unit. wallace stabbed art belcher jr. in the stomach tuesday night. wallace is being held on $1 # 00,000 bond. jury selection is underway for a second time in the triple murder the first jury was dismissed last october because attorneys found evidence that could potentially exonerate hendon. he's accused of breaking into a barberton home for cash and marijuana. on new year's eve 2013 and killing a man and two teenagers. >> well, apple is getting support from its competitor, google, in its phone-encrip shun battle with the f.b.i. cbs news has learned apple's lawyers are prepared to

good morning, i'm laura rhodes p>>laura: good morning. pi'm laura moody. prhodes. panother windy day. plet's get over to dave. p>>dave: it's not quite as windy pas it was yesterday but you pbring the wind down a little bit pand guess what? pthe temperatures are coming down pas well because the atmosphere pis not as mixed up as it was but p48 degrees as you walk out the pdoor in tampa international. pbut 42 in leesburg, 42 in pbrooksville. p32 in crystal river. pthat's cold. p54 we have along the coastline, pjust a stitch warmer than inland pand north. pwinds north, seven to about 12 pmiles per hour. pwe're going to keep the clouds paround for morning and sunshine pin the afternoon. pstill, though, upper 50s to paround 60 degrees, running 12, p13 degrees below normal for a phigh temperature today. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: thank you. pwe want to get a check on the pmajors. pin the area of hillsborough pexit. pit lubes ooks like it's jamming up a plittle bit but it's not having a phuge impact on the travel times. pthat will change as volumes pick pup throughout the morni

>> laura: yeah. so the mother has been believed that she's attempted suicide in the past. >> "q": exactly. >> laura: they do believe that these children could be in danger. the three children are 10, 6 and 12. the names are barden, carter and coulton. this was issued by the lawrence township police department and they want us to really keep a look out for this vehicle. >> "q": that's right and the mom's name again, tara rooks, last seen with her three young children driving a kia sole, gray in color. again, this amber alert's really for the entire area of east central ohio. >> laura: the license plate is fzh3275. >> "q": we'll have more information on this amber alert

laura: this is "bbc world news america." i am laura trevelyan. pope francis suggests a donald trump's views aren't christian. yes, this campaign got even crazier. president obama is headed to cuba. the historic visit was announced for march. a friendship forged in the stars. william shatner tells the bbc about his bond with leonard nimoy. welcome to "world news america." the u.s. presidential campaign took another twist. this time, the leader of the republican pack donald trump took on the pope. it started when pope francis questioned trumps christian values about his talk about building a wall between mexico and the u.s. trump fired back, saying if the islamic state attacked the vatican, the pope would wish trump was president. jon sopel reports. jon: this is no accident. the pope went deliberately to the u.s.-mexican border where donald trump wants to build his wall, not to make a political point, he said, but a moral one. people should be brought together. when asked about the billing, he couldn't resist. >> a person who thinks about building

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. plet's get out the door with a pcheck of weather and traffic. plet's start with dave. pgood morning. p>>dave: in the past 20 minutes por so, the visibilities have pdropped even further in places pdown to brandon. pvenice now in on the act with pthe visibility down below a pquarter mile. pright at the coast, st. etersburg, clearwater looks pokay. pinland locations, though, got to pdeal with the fog. pit should lift out the next pcouple of hours. pwe're starting at 53 in tampa. psome spots in the north 40s. psun will take care of the fog pexamine then warm us up. p70 degrees for a high ptemperature. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: we are watching the pfog on the roadways. pwe've got a look along i-4. pthis is in eastern hillsborough pcounty, macintosh road. plooks like we have some notable pfog in this area. pdave has mentioned before, some arts of the roadway might not plook as foggy as others. pi checked some cameras along i-4 pthat are closer towards the polk pcounty line and into polk county

>> laura: thank, sam. a trial next october for a former university of cincinnati police officer accused of killing a black motorist. ray tensing will go on trial october 24. he's accused of killing sam debose during a traffic stop. tensing pulled debose over for a missing license plate. the whole encounter was caught on tensing's body camera. >> "q": this next story's making national headlines. the justice department is suing ferguson, missouri over recommended improvements to system. changes. the attorney general says the residents of ferguson can't wait any longer for justice. the back and forth there has been going on for 26 weeks now. also, maryland's governor ordered flags be flown at half staff today to honor two deputies shot and killed buy a gunman. one of the deputies was shot in a crowded restaurant. shootout. the 67-year-old gunman also died in the gun fire. he had an outstanding warrant in maryland and in florida. also, a police standoff at a home in north dakota is over but one officer shot is

good morning i'm laura moody. and i'm russell rhodes.. p>>laura: good morning. pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. platest from the iowa caucuses in pfirst we have to get to dave and pthe weather. pit's foggy out there this pmorning. p>>dave: it is and it's pwidespread. pinland locations, quarter mile pvisibility, back to the coast, pquarter mile visibility so kind pof all over the place in terms pof low, low visibilities. pfog will lift out probably pmid-morning or so inland and pthen maybe a little bit later palong the coastline and starting poff in the mid 60s and our pnormal low in the 50s. pstarting off that warm, it's not pgoing to take much sunshine to pget us back in the lower 80s. pthat's where i think we're going pto be for later this afternoon. pabout 81 degrees. pthe rain is moving in for pthursday, especially by thursday pafternoon so we'll talk more pabout that and then another rain pchance for sunday so a couple of pthings to talk about in a bit. p>>vanessa: right now we have a plive look over the sunshine pskyway bridge and we do have a pcrash t

p>>laura: okay. pand as we monitor the severe pweather that's headed for the ptampa bay area, we want to show pyou this. pit's what a town home in ensacola looked like yesterday. aul shared it on facebook pyesterday. pnow this is what it looks like. pisn't that something? papart from the front steps, this pwas part of some town homes. p>>russell: tornado dropped over pi-10 tearing down trees and pshutting down the interstate. pthere are reports that several eople are hurt. psearch and rescue operations are punderway. pthe same storm system is blamed pon three deaths in louisiana and pmississippi. pdave is watching all of it. pwe'll check in with vanessa to psee if any road problems have palready begun. p>>vanessa: nothing big. pof course, we mentioned the pskyway bridge. pthat's being directly impacted pfrom the weather we're seeing pright now and of course, we're pgoing to watch it as the showers pmove in and see how the roads pfair but so far, so good right pnow. pwe're checking in on polk county p

p>>laura: ouch. pwelcome to the 7:00 hour of p"good day." pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. p>>laura: stunned to see what phappens. p>>russell: something is not pright there but we got through pit, didn't we? p>>laura: we always do. p>>russell: dave osterberg has pthe weather. p>>dave: in my defense of waiting pfor the real v.i.p. russell to pshow up first. p>>russell: i'm wondering -- pwell, we'll get to it later. p>>dave: i know the whole story. pthe visibility an issue. pyou're getting anything down pbelow a mile and it can become a roblem. plakeland to leesburg, quarter pmile visibility. pbrandon, zero. pso some areas, pinellas county, pyou're like fog? pwhat fog? pit's beautiful outside. pother areas are dealing with pthick fog and temperature at ptampa is 53 degrees. plook at the lower 40s in citrus pcounty. ponce the fog lifts out, sun will pbe up in five minutes to start pthat process. plooks like we'll get close to pthe 70-degree mark for later pthis afternoon. plet's check the roadways and see pif fog is hampering your pcommute.

todd: laura: a live look outside on a snowy sunday. the snow has stopped but cold temperatures remain. todd: let's check in with jason. what can we expect over the next few hours? jason s: we have seen snowfall, some to the tune of almost a half a foot. metro has 3.4 inches. nearly the exact storm that we were expecting. you can see that push off eastward. we are bringing in some light returns from the west. we could see a dusting for southwestern portions. otherwise, plan on being locked in with clouds and temperatures on the warm-up. 23 degrees by 10:00 p.m. we do have one more snow chants over the next couple of days before we rockets our temperatures back to the mid-50's. iowa. the first in story county. one teen was killed, another injured after the car they were in lost control and crashed just west of maxwell. the driver, 17-year-old rylee mohler, died in the crash. 16-year-old william spencer was taken to a des moines hospital. his condition is not known. laura: in webster county, a 13-year-old was killed and 5 others injured,

p>>laura: i'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pstorms came in quickly but they pwere gone just as fast. plet's get to dave. p>>dave: there's a little bit of plight rain left in highlands pcounty but that's it. pthe rest of the viewing area is pclear in terms of rainfall. pheavy rain you can see, it's pstill marching towards the east pso places are dealing with it pall the way to west palm beach pand fort lauderdale, miami, it's praining very heavily in naples. plight rain in highland county, pwe're done. pfrom sebring to lake mras -- plake placid, rain should be pover. pyou have thunder, lightning, pheavy rain. pwe're going to start the day pwith some sunshine. pyes, that's how fast it's going pto clear out as well. pconditions rapidly improving and ptemperatures back up to around p70 degrees. proads are still wet, some pbundles here and there, some onding. plet's see how that's affecting pthe morning commute. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: we're still following pa crash from actually the top of pthe show here from polk county, pthis is a

p>>laura: yeah. pthat wind out there is making pthings feel a lot colder. pand then you think that this pburglar would be easy to catch, pright? pthe hunt for a couple of guys pstores across p>>dave: 6:43 on this friday pmorning and what a pretty icture. pthe clouds are quickly moving pout of the area so clear skies. plook at the temperatures. pthe highest wind gust we had was pa couple of hours ago. pas high as 33 miles per hour. pright now sustained wind speeds paround 10, 13, even 21 miles an phour. pthat's -- you're going to notice pit's cooler than yesterday but pyou're really going to notice pthat wind as you step outside pfirst thing this morning and pthat makes it feel colder than pit really is. pdrier air, too. premember yesterday morning pshowing the dew point map and i pwas like in the upper 60s, near p70 degrees and now look. pdry after the front came pthrough. pof course, we had the decent praining to with it and now we're pjust dealing with the aftermath pwhich is the wind, the drier ai

todd and laura? laura: thanks, rose. it was a final farewell today in washington for late supreme court justice antonin scalia. todd: dozens of dignitaries, including the vice president, attended a funeral mass to pay their respects. weijia jiang has more on how he was being remembered. weijia: church bells tolled for justice antonin scalia, as pallbearers carried his of the immaculate conception. father scalia: let us pray. weijia: father paul scalia, the justice's son, presided over the mass, and delivered the homily. father scalia: god blessed dad with a love for his family. weijia: father scalia was on the verge of tears, as he talked about his dad's love for his wife of 56 years and the couple's nine children. father scalia: to have each other for support, that's the greatest wealth parents can bestow. and right now, we are particularly grateful for it. weijia: scalia's funeral service was the first for a supreme court justice held here, at the nation's largest roman catholic church. religion was an important part o

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pif you take i-275 into tampa, pget ready for big changes to phopefully fewer headaches, too. p>>russell: first we have to talk pabout the weather. pmostly the wind, right? p>>dave: mostly the wind. pwe had wind gusts as high as 43 pmiles per hour last night. pwhile it's not that bad outside pright now, it's still windy. pwe knock temperatures down a few pdegrees. pcitrus county, as expected, pyou're in the 40s. p48 at crystal river. pbrooksville right now, you're at p50 but you're going to drop to pthe 40s as well. p52 wesley chapel, lakeland, 52 pin tampa and mid 50s further psouth. pwinds out of the northwest 13 to p21 miles per hour. pevery once in a while, you get a pwind gust over 30 and that's pwhat we've seen in a couple of pminutes. pclouds hang around today and pthat combined keeps temperatures pon the cool side. phighs only in the upper 50s this pafternoon. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: all right, dave. pwe want to start off with good pnews on the roads. pdrivers who take i-275 pno

>> laura: well there's good news and there's bad news. so we can pick which one we want to go with first. let's start with the good news. we won't have any freezing rain. how about it. >> "q": yeah. but the bad news is, it's going to rain all day long and then we are in for snow. samantha rogers, our meteorologist this noon. >> samantha: a.k.a., bearer of bad news. and some good news. oh, it's so soggy out there, you don't need me to tell you. you know. you have been dealing with it all day. let's take a live look outside and show you what those conditions look like. oh, that was a resounding whew from jeff, because it is gross. it's foggy. barely see any of the buildings. not only do we have fog, but of course we have the rain showers. they are lifting off toward the north. in the cleveland metro area, pretty steady rain right now. you may see a few breaks in that during the afternoon. especially out on the east side of things. akron canton, getting a nice little break right now. most of the steadier stuff is out to the west. so, that's

p>>laura: thank you. pday. pbusinessmen and other travellers pdoesn't have to mean skipping psmoothie. pamerican hotel and lodging passociation checked out which photels are jumping on the health ptrend and 84% of hotels had pfitness facilities in 2014. pit's a huge step up from 2004 pwhen only 63% of hotels had pgyms. pgood news for people who like to pwork up a sweat in the comfort pof their own rooms. pnumber of hotels that offer pin-room exercise equipment has pnearly doubled in the last pdecade. p13% of hotels offer that service pin 2013. pa lot of them are going beyond pthe traditional gym, offering pboard classes or a mini fridge pstuffed with fresh local roduce. p>>russell: and while the guests pmay want to stay in shape while ptravelling, it's a little pdifferent when it comes to hotel pemployees. pa study says that people like pfemale hotel employees to be on pthe heavier side. presearchers say they're erceived as warmer and more pconfident than the average pweight co-workers. pthose judgments didn't

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pall that ahead and more. pfirst we need the chilly pforecast from dave osterberg. p>>dave: when i came in, it was pnow we've cooled back to 51 and pstill with that northwest wind pat 12 miles an hour making it pfeel colder than that. pwinds are still off 12 to 17 to p21 mile-per-hour winds down paround the venice area with an pearlier wind gust of 44 miles er hoir. p-- per hour. pwith the northwest wind, that pbrings in the clouds. pwindy conditions and high ptemperatures today only in the pupper 50s. pso bundle up, vanessa. p>>vanessa: and speaking of wind, pwe'll make mention if you're pjust joining us, there's a ptravel advisory over the psunshine skyway bridge due to phigh winds so please be careful pcrossing the water. pwe're seeing westbound delays palong hillsborough avenue. pthere's a new crash reported peast of north 50th street with psome westbound lane blockage. pwe're seeing backups all the way pto orient road. pyou'll want to take mlk even if pyou do perhaps maybe exit off pi-4 westbound onto hil

>> laura: oh, i love this family. the holderness kids have executive level questions for their parents so they channeled their inner candidates to teach kids about current events. the family is creating a new series of videos focusing on history, math, and current events. we will put the entire video up on our website, cleveland19.com. of course for your viewing pleasure. >> "q": they are all about it, huh? a new video every month. >> samantha: always for the us. next. >> laura: join us for cleveland 19 news a at 4:00.

good for them. >> laura: all righty. a new piece of crime-fighting software is now helping police gather online data about potential criminal suspects. but some say the program called lead to people being unfairly targeted. chris martinez reports. >> that's how fast it happens. >> the software program called beware dives deep into the web, searching public records from property archives to arrest reports. it's giving police a heads up about who officers may encounter before they head to a call. a star warns of prior crimes. >> somebody who has had a past arrest for robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, that bit of information may cause the officer to handle that differently. >> shots fired. >> we watched fresno police use the system after a man opened fire on two officers. [gunfire] >> they ran the license plate of the suspect's car through beware, which revealed the vehicle's owner and his criminal record. a short time later, he was caught. but beware is controversial. the software assigns a threat level of red, yellow

p>>laura: thank you. pnew this morning, five ku klux pklan members who were arrested pafter a violent brawl in pcalifornia have been released pfrom jail. pthe police say they acted in pself defense. pseven people are accused of pbeating the klansmen with a ost. pthey say the fight was started pby counter protestors. p>>russell: a virginia police pofficer who was killed working pher very first shift on the job, pshe was a graduate of daytona. pronald hamilton, army sergeant, pkilled her after he killed his pwife. phe's in jail on murder charges, pexpected in court later today. pterrible story. p>>laura: and a royal caribbean pcruise ship that was damaged by pa major atlantic storm earlier pthis month is headed back to new pjersey. panother storm and a nr orovirus poutbreak cut the cruise ship. pearlier this month they pencountered 30 feet wave and phurricane force winds. psaturday the passengers on the platest cruise was told the ship pwas heading back because of a pstorm off cape hatteras. p6:21. pall his

p>>laura: f.b.i. agents searched pa south california home into art of the investigation of the pthe home belongs to syed rizwan pfarook's brother. pauthorities will not say what pspecifically they were looking pfor. pthe brother was not arrested or pnamed a suspect. phe's actually a decorated navy pveteran. pthe f.b.i. is trying to get papple to help them break into psyed rizwan farook's cell phone. papple has refused despite a pfederal court order. pfacebook and twitter are siding pwith apple. pthey say forcing companies to pbypass their own security if you pthinks would set a chilling recedent. p>>russell: today branson will punveil a new space ship designed pfor thrill seekers and the ultra prich into orbit. pyou'll remember that space ship pone crashed during a test flight pin 2014. pone pilot was killed and the pother one seriously injured. pan investigation found one of pthe pilots unlocked the braking psystem too early. pthe tickets on space ship two pselling for up to $250,000. pbuild a hotel

p>>laura: thank you. pyou know, whether you're at work por hanging with friends, when pyou look around, you cannot help pbut notice someone with style. pthey dress to impress always. pjennifer epstein is here now to eak stylewise. p>>jennifer: so are you rad about pruffles? por do you go nutty for net? pfashion might not be your strong psuit but a new study says your psense of fashion or lack thereof pis less about your style and pmore about your age. paccording to a british study, pyour fashion sense peaks at a pcertain age. pwomen are most stylish at age p30. pfor men, it's age 36. pand it's not just about who and pwhat you wear. pconfidence and general knowledge pof self are huge contributing pfactors. pthese are ages when men and pwomen often bring home bigger aychecks, giving them the pability to spend more on clothes pand accessories. pat age 30, women have an average p212 articles of clothing in ptheir closets, 24 pieces of pjewelry and seven pairs of pdesigner shoes totaling about pare you shaking

p>>laura: and driver pdistractions. pthe risk of crashing, why pthere's a good chance you're pbuilty of something. p>>russell: hog wild. pit's the new pet craze. pjen will join us with why micro igs may be the perfect pcompanion. p>>laura: a face only a mother pcan love. pto the 7:00 hour of "good day." p>>laura: all that ahead and a pwhole lot more. pfirst we need the forecast from pdave osterberg. pdap in p>>dave: indeed. pwe're at 52, not bad. pa lot cooler than yesterday. pyesterday we were in the 70s pbefore the rain came in. pit's drier, breezy outside. pnorthwest winds at eight. pwe've had winds 10 to 20 pmile-per-hour winds right at the pcoastline with a few higher wind pgusts as well. pi do expect a breezy day with psunshine and high temperatures, pit will be a bit of a struggle pmaking it back but we should get pvanessa? p>>vanessa: no complaints there. pwe'll touch on the windiness in pa second but i do want to get to pa new crash working in the new ort richey area with some lane pblockage. pyou could see del

p>>laura: it is 6:34 now. pthere was another shooting spree pjust last week and an uber pdriver charged with killing six eople in mitch michlt lawyer pfor the family says that the man pthe shooting and they don't have pany explanation. pdetectives say that jason dalton pconfessed to the killing. phe was denied bail earlier this pweek. p>>russell: back in december, a phusband and wife killed 14 eople in the worst terror pattack on u.s. soil since 9/11 pand earlier this month, apple pfls ordered to hack into an piphone used by one of the san pbernardino killers. pyesterday the company laid out pits legal defense. papple arguing that court order pviolates its constitutional prights. pjustice department wants apple pto write special code so that pthe f.b.i. can bypass the hone's lockout function. papple says the government force pa company to work for them and pthe company has said that the pgovernment's demand would make pall iphones less safe. p>>laura: security at this year's pstrawberry festival is a top riori

reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. refugees face an uncertain future as peace talks are suspended. we look at the growing need on the ground. colombia's president is in washington for a meeting at the white house. we talk about the zika virus and postfix of peace with the farc. a glimpse of andy warhol work that few have seen before. a private collection is about to be opened to the public. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. talks aimed atce ending the war in syria were suspended. pressure made a major advance against forces in aleppo. the set that comes as world leaders will try to raise $9 billion to help those affected by the conflict. 4 million people have fled it of fighting in syria and a huge burden has fallen on lebanon. clive martin starts our coverage. close -- andts and clothing are needed. they all hope their exile was temporary, but months have stretched into years. for those who fled, 70% now live in extreme poverty. this man says he wants to work, it i

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pit's monday, february 1. plet's check on the forecast pright now with dave osterberg. p>>dave: i can't believe january pis done. pit just flew right by. pi didn't know what was going on. pwe're at 65 degrees the current pinternational. peverybody is ranging from 61 to p65 degrees. pso a mild start to the day. pwe've also got a little cloud pcover mixing in with the pbeautiful start. pthe mid 70s for today. pit should be a nice, comfy pafternoon. ptone the warmest day of the pweek. pthursday the rainiest day of the pweek. pa lot to talk about the pseven-day forecast in a few pminutes. pvanessa? p>>vanessa: thank you. pin polk county, the most serious pcrash we're seeing on the proadway is going to be along pu.s. 27 and crump road. olk county sheriff's office is psaying that 27 is shut down in pboth directions following a pdeadly crash. pthis is a single vehicle crash. pyou can expect a closure out phere just because it is a deadly pcrash investigation for a little pwhile longer. pthe alternate here is center p

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 break into preference groups. laura: for a 102-year-old woman who loves democracy. >> you have no right to criticize the government if you're not involved. laura: and today, secretary clinton took notice, sending this tweet out for ruline. and we were the first to show she said, "r

p>>laura: certainly could. pthank you. p>>russell: 6:37 right now and pjust days before cease fire set pto begin in syria, russia has plaunched another round of air pstrikes. pattacks were directed at rebel pgroups and meant to help the psyrian army take over a key pcity. pstate department has urged both pturkey and russia to take a step pback. phis visit to mexico today. pyesterday he held mass for more pthan 300,000 people at a pnotoriously violent city just poutside mexico city. phe called on the mexican pgovernment to do more to combat pmexico's struggle with drug pviolence. ptoday pope francis will preside pover a mass in three native planguages. p>>russell: flight from london to pnew york forced to turn back pafter an incident with a laser. pshining a laser into an aircraft pcan temporarily blind the pilot. pvirgin atlantic is working with pauthorities to identify the psource of the laser. pthere were 252 passengers and 15 pcrew members on board. p48 laser incidents were reported pat heathrow during the first phalf o

p>>laura: it is 7:07 now. pthere's a high surf advisory and prip current warning in effect puntil tomorrow. pthat's not exactly the type of pnews that sailors trying to pqualify for the olympics want to phear. pshayla reaves is out at pclearwater beach to talk about pit. pstrong winds still, shayla. p>>reporter: strong winds still pthis morning and it's cool, it's pbreezy. pyou can feel the impact here pthis morning. pso if you can just imagine pyesterday, the conditions were pworse than they are today, pespecially on the water. pand that's where those sailors pencountered some pretty pdangerous situations. pnow, here is what we're talking pabout. pright now you're looking at some pwaves there in clearwater beach ptuesday. porganizers had to call off the psailing race. pthose sailors were trying to pboats overturned and captains phad to be rescued. p>> all of the sailors, it is a pworld championship. pall the sailors are well pexperienced in terms of bringing pthe boat back up but it's more pabout standing by

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pfirst we'll get straight to pvanessa. p>>vanessa: two incidents, both pon hillsborough avenue. pwe want to start off with a sky pfox shot. phillsborough and north 56th pstreet, we have reports of pdowned wires and traffic psignals. plooking at this area, we can see plane blockage on hillsborough as pwell as 56th. pwe're seeing delays in the area. pwe're learning a dump truck is pstill on site, maybe moving away pa little bit but apparently pdrove through the intersection pwith the truck bed up, knocked psome cables down and damaged psome signals so we do know some prepairs will have to be made so pthis could be a close you're pwe'll see for awhile. palternates, i would suggest east pand westbound, maybe taking mlk, pnorth and southbound, maybe phardee road but you have a few poptions in the area. pmeantime, another one we're pfollowing, this is a crash phillsborough at anderson road, pinvolves a bicyclist. pif there are any injuries, they pdon't appear to be serious pbecause we're hearing the pbicyclist is up and talking