melissa: yep. harris: you know whether it is donald trump -- who else would they do this too is my question to? will we see more of this? because, i really think this opens the door for everybody they don't like, will they do this to them. really vilifies the process we all hope to be part of, that is the democracy. andrea: they have been doing this specifically. you see, charles cook, writer for "national review," tony, he tweeted out i should give my job to somebody else. a tweet, meme from "national review," trying to make me seem stupid. a girl talking about bio riddisms. i have gotten my fair share folks on right and left and calling me stupid. i should give up my job according to men in the republican party. >> elitist media is getting rejected soundly both on left and right, correct? melissa: correct. >> some things belong on editorial page. that's fine. that doesn't mean they belong on front page. andrea: great point. sorry, julie, we'll get you in the next bloc. some folks struggling to fi

melissa. melissa: a lot of insight there. david: yeah. melissa: alphabet reporting major fourth quarter earnings beat sending the stock soaring after hours. it is now the most valuable american company beating out apple for the top spot. after the bell alphabet's combined share classes were worth $568 billion. >>> more fuel for the islamic state. ambassador bolton tells us why he think the terror group will take advantage of the president's last year in office. >>> plus iran's supreme leader turns a routine incident into an act of heroism against the united states. details on that coming up. ♪ announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of

melissa: the food fight continues. marco rubio continuing his attack on donald trump after pulling out all the stops last night. manning of the independent women's forum and o'connell, a former campaign director john mccain break this down. they came out swinging last night and it kept going today. feels like the campaign has taken on a whole new demeanor and tenor. what do you think? >> there has been some shifting in the terrain especially after last night's debate. not only did marco rubio come out stronger on the attack against donald trump but shed misperceptions left over from his bad debate performance in new hampshire where he was called a robot. he is more authentic and that changed the team in terms of who was the front-running alternative to donald trump. melissa: you wonder if it is too little too late. marco rubio was on it last night, not the same guy who was in new hampshire. he was out today. feels like he hired three comedy writers to punch up his dialogue and give him some good jokes. the use them tod

melissa. melissa: a blast from the pass. george w bush returns to the campaign trail, the former president will hit the road with little brother jeb in south carolina for the first time this season and of course donald trump had a little something to say about it. >> since he's left office, he has not been involved in any kind of public political event, and i'm proud that he is going to help his younger brother. >> he tried the mother, that didn't work out so good. now bringing i in his brother. i won't say anything. i'll say after his brother makes a statement. melissa: well, he had something to say but he didn't have to say things to say. here to weigh in republican strategist betsy. betsy, let me start with you. so, first of all, is w popular in south carolina? on the face is it a good idea? >> he's not only pop in south carolina but popular with nationally polling indicated about 80% of republican primary voters like his presidency. which makes him one of the most popular figures in the republican party overall. more pop

melissa: right. harris: the professor says the rules are about being inclusive to alternative orientations andly structures and free of stereotypes. if your kid is calling dad, what do they call? >> this is just, i remember 20 years ago colleges were an bag the word seminar, replacing is with ovular to get genderness out of it. this happens all the time on college campuses, so stupid, so ridiculous and -- harris: like ovary? >> instead of seminal. andrea: joke from "legally blonde.." winter semester, the winter omester. >> this is just another in the long list. harris: why are things always huge, the ship is always a her. that is not what the professor are talking about. >> things men consider beautiful are also shes. harris: ah. melissa: you see he what kids are getting degree in? innovation. pursuing a minor in innovation.? harris: my child getting a degree in innovation i would strangle them. melissa: they are right. get rid of words. challenges creativity. instead of husband i will call him my ma

. >> melissa: did you bring your umbrella? wherever i go. >> melissa: you are going to need it tomorrow. most of us saw a half inch of rain today. we're looking for 1 to 2 inches possible tomorrow. temperatures upper 40s, low 50s. we will be watching for the chance for a few thunderstorms. the good news is thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, dry

melissa, let's start with you. >> melissa: good afternoon. i hope everyone is waking up to this beautiful weather. we had the rain early this morning.here's a live you are lynchburg tower cam. still a lot of snow on the ground, but you to full blue skies and sunshine. you see this moving out of the richmond area. we are going to see sunshine and quiet weather through the rest of the week and even into the weekend. a quick check of your weather. temperatures warming up. a mix of sun and clouds across the area. 46 in lynchburg. 48 in danville. 45 in roanoke. 46 in brookneal. 40 in blacksburg. 84 in hot springs. high temperatures today in the upper 40s and lower 50s to the south side. 48 in lynchburg. we are calling for 52 in danville. 46 for the high in roanoke. 43 in blacksburg. a nice warming trend on the way and a nice weekend forecast. let's take a full look coming up. >>> freezing rain created challenges for crews in lynchburg. the secondary roads are the biggest concern. mona kosar abdi is live outside the studio. what is it looking like

s . >>> melissa is back now one last check of the forecast. it's chilly out how about chili for lunch? >> sounds good. >> you buying? >> yes, wait i'm buying? it's mostly sunny and windy and winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour and 38 for a high in allentown and 44 in cape may. dress for windchills in the 20s today, and some improvement tomorrow but gets better as we close out february weekend a high temperature of 62. >> thanks melissa. >>> finally at noon if you think a spa day doesn't sound man enough. this may change your mind. an oregon woman opened a beer spa, men soak in suds in hops and barley, some claim it's a cure for aches and pains and insomnia and will not make you tipsy. a look at stories coming up later today at 4:00. philadelphia's police commissioner goes old school. we spend the day with richard ross as he visits the elementary school that helped to make him who he is and delivers a message to students. >>> and the freebie friday including one unique oscar party this weekend. now for sara bloomquist, david murphy, meteorolo

let's check in with melissa lefevre over in the weather center. melissa we are talking temperatures in the sixties. 3 partly cloudy and dry the rest of today with highs in the upper 40s. temperatures reach the lower 50s on the southside. lows fall into the mid to upper 30s by saturday morning. overall, it's going to be a pleasant and mild weekend for us. highs reach the 60s both saturday and sunday, with overnight lows in the upper 30s to near 40. we'll be dry for saturday with a mix of sun and clouds. mostly cloudy for sunday, with the chance for a few showers 3 mona tight the virginia tech scientist, who exposed the public water crisis in flint..is taking a closer look at richmond. according to "hands across the lake" -- a water protection group, the scientist will analyze test results from private wells in the area. it has concerns about dominion virginia power's coal ash impoundments at the company's chesterfield power station --- which 15 miles south of richmond. 3 mona the numbers are in. virginians donated at least 7.2 million to presidenti

melissa: yeah, no doubt. it's called death wish because you have more caffeine than any other coffee in the planet; right? isn't that what it is? >> yeah. we have about double the caffeine as your typical cup of coffee. and rev crazy customers out there who are amazing and love it and we have a bunch of new fans that just discovered us. since the commercial went out last thursday. melissa: so are you prepared? you said in the beginning that you're a 20-person company. now millions of people are going to see your ad and hear the coffee that has double the caffeine. are you ready the next day when those orders come rolling in? >> a year ago at this time we only had six employees. now we have 12 and i mean i have the most amazing team ever, and each of us has about 20 jobs. we've been working long hours. we've got help from local roasters, and they've been roasting around the clock, 20, 24 hours a day filling up our distribution channels. it's going to be a wild ride come monday. melissa: how many orders do you

. >> melissa: that is right. we are winding down the month of february and getting ready hard to believe it's going to be mild out there. a beautiful view from our tower cam. nothing but sunshine and blue skies. we have seen increasing sunshine. temperatures warming back in the 60s. 62 in lynchburg. 68 in danville. 60 in roanoke. 65 in brookneal. 65 in blacksburg. 46 in hot springs. it is a bit breezy. we will see the same story tomorrow. we'll take a look at the full forecast coming up.>>> new at noon, roanoke county police have released new details about friday's officer involved shooting that left one man dead. in a press conference this morning, the suspect was identified as 18-year-old keyontray deshaun spencer. he was a student at the high school. he died the hospital after being shot by the police at the intersection of electric road in brambleton where he was seen branding a gun. that turned out to be a bb gun that looked similar to a nine millimeter. were deployed in the incident, but they are still try

we will see sun. >> melissa: happy friday. we had a lot of cloud cover yesterday into the first part of lauren sent this photo of the 7 set. a bit of sun peeking through. send the photos to weather@wset.com. we are seeing cloud cover this morning. as we had light drizzle and showers even snow fluoresce reported across the heart of virginia. looking now we are beginning to see all of that precipitation moving out. clouds will linger and sunshine returns for your friday in the end of the work week. here is a snapshot of our weather. morning clouds give way to sun. dry, cool and breezy. you will want to dress in layers. 34 now in lefrn burg. 32 in roanoke. 33 martensville. 37 in danville. 28 in blacksburg. show youed with, five-15 and wind oust roanoke 20 miles per hour now. what does it feel leak like? the teens in black burg. 20 for roanoke and lynchburg. stay breeze throughout your day. here is that hour by hour forecast for friday. cloudy at 7:00 of sunny by 9 and nothing but sun for the rest of the afternoon. clear skies for

melissa: right. she comes on and says that it reminds me how i tell my boys, don't stoop to their level. don't go down there with that. if that is bully an playground, you hold your head high, do right thing no matter what. she reinforces that theme. he is a good boy i know it. not doing what these other people are doing. she hold as lot of cachet. you remember her as a fantastic woman, a dignified, smart, saucy, sassy sarcastic but really with a lost dignity. i don't know, i thought she brought it back to a good place. >> betty white of politics. good solid, positive perception. melissa: oh. oh. harris: will it work in state like new hampshire where people look for softer tone. but the nation right now is really politically attracted on both sides of the aisle to loud, fighters. so for her to come in and sell his softer side i guess for new hampshire that "new york times" article is talking about how people just want to cozy up to the topics and take level of rhetoric down. melissa: she is dignified

melissa: i'm a skeptic melissa: that check is for me? >> i knew it was safe with a man like roger ailes behind the scenes. melissa: he is not giving me that check, have you noticed that? not happening. >> thank you, folks. connell: that does it for us here. melissa: "risk & reward" starts right now. >> this race is wide open. no one knows what is really going on in this race at all. we sense real momentum on the ground for us. we're looking to run right through the tape on tuesday and really do very, very well. >> i want one thing on tuesday. you have to get out and vote. because, we have a movement going on that is unbelievable. >> this is the first primary in the country that will get to answer the question what happens next to america? what happens next to america after seven years of a president that is trying to take from us all the things that made us different and special. >> there you have it. we're less than seven hours away from the new hampshire primary. this is "risk & reward." i'm jo ling kent in for deirdre bolton.

melissa: right. have a right to it. >> figure out how to respond to these questions a lot better. >> let me say to your point, melissa, you had franklin roosevelt was clearly one. wealthiest presidents, john kennedy came from wealthy family. both of these people did a lot on income inequality. they were accused being traitors to her class. that is what she needs to be. that she is traitor to her class and talk about income inequality. you can be rich and push for policies that help middle class. >> the problem that folks on wall street give her money because they say loudly they do not believe she will follow through on anything she says because i don't think she has shown she will. we'll see. thanks to all three of you. connell? connell: another story we're watching for you today, the irs working to get their website back up and running after having some big problems due to what it is calling a hardware failure. the website is refusing to accept electronically filed tax returns for most of the day y

melissa. melissa: donald trump may be leading in new hampshire polls but anything can happen in the nation's first primary. jeb bush says don't count him out. >> it's a toss-up. there is now i think it's a question who will come and turn out. are independent voters going to participate in our primary or the democratic primary? we have a great ground game here. i'm optimistic but you have to put it in the hands of the voters here. connell: chris christie of course slamming marco rubio saying the senator lacks necessary experience that governors have in the race. so then why is the former new york governor, george pataki, a candidate himself throwing his support behind senator rubio? he will tell us that next. melissa: the youth vote will play a big part in tonight's results. what are millenials looking for in a candidate? we'll ask them. but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time

melissa. melissa: not ready to make nice. hillary clinton and bernie sanders set to go head-to-head but first senator sanders takes his free-for-all message to late night. >> young people are idealistic and they look at a world with so many problems, why not, why can't all people in this country have health care? why can't we make public colleging and universities tuition-free? why not? melissa: because someone has to pay for it. it is such a simple answer! plus, cold is in the air. hope you're planning something special this valentine's day because the weather will not clearly keep you warm. we'll be right back. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your docto

melissa, your take on all this. melissa: it's interesting how fortunes change in politic. to watch where jeb bush finished and when you think back to the beginning of the race the death star work on his behalf. sorry, marco rubio, it might have been your time but jeb bush is already in so don't bother. now, you see all the time and money you called the death star bush poured into shooting down other candidate, especially marco rubio. and you wonder where does he make the decision. sandra: he did look happy on the stage with his family and it looked like a victory speech. concerns hillary clinton's email practices may have put the lives of american spies in danger. the scandal that shows no sign of going away. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. that's

. >> get a live report from groundfox but first to melissa mack for a check of the forecast >> but you storm fox most of the snow came through earlier today reducing visibility . as of now, groundfox on 77 northbound and then it more closely the snowfall ishe lightened up since noontime . and 77, in surry county towards barberton and some light snow showers most of a push enough to trouble in mahoning county . most of us will be tried tonight exception of the snowbelt some light lake effect overnight tonight through tomorrow for us most of the system is done, most of us from the system that . looking at wind that makes it feel colder dustings between 30 and 35 all day felt like it was in the teens despite being thermometer of upper 20s . a while tomorrow things are pretty quiet and light the forecast for the last weekend of february.l >> . row conditions with p.j. ziegler groundfox. >> it has been a smooth ride so far on 90 westbound, all the way to lorain with no problems . although the snow has subsided and extremely good . only down 77 south towards verilog and except for a couple o

melissa. melissa: very good. hillary clinton back on campaign trail after being dealt a painful blow by bernie sanders in new hampshire. ed henry joins us now with what the candidates are up to today. i mean it was quite a victory tour for bernie sanders. he is on "the view." having lunch with al sharpton. not same thing over in the clinton camp. reporter: quiet day for bernie sanders. what is trying to do there, bernie sanders, general rate african-american support. clintons believe they have firewall starting in the south in south carolina in couple weeks. young african-americans are telling some media outlets, like young white college students we saw here, mostly white anyway in new hampshire, they're going, breaking hard for bernie sanders. i think you're seeing that also in the money. look at this. overnight bernie sanders raised we're told $5.2 million over the internet. didn't cost him a dime basically to do that. that gives him fuel to stay in this race for a long time. i spoke to bernie sanders campaign

melissa. melissa: biden didn't mean it. his words were taken out of context even though there is video of him saying exact words. we can watch it. everybody is being unfair about that. peter, thank you so much. >> funny how that works. david: i love calling it the biden rule. the biden rule. here is another look where the markets ended the day. we can start towards the bottom. look at oil there. the saudi oil minister said, he just shot down the notion there would be production in oil. that led to 5% drop in the price of oil and that led the markets down. the dow ending the day almost 200 points to the downside. s&p by even greater percentage margin. they're all down. started with oil once again. melissa: there you go. hours away from the nevada caucuses polls say trump is in the lead. could be anyone's game. more on the wildcard in the west. polling is -- david: indeed. from the west to the heartland kasich is hoping for a big win in his home state of ohio, how will he stop guess who, the unstoppable donald trump? >> my ch

now cbs4's melissa garcia tells us tonight police want to know why that woman was targeted. >> reporter: detectives were in and out of unit 1904 all saturday monoing. crime scene investigators worked to determine what is behind the shooting of a home. tommy clenon was asleep when a.m. the street. >> a police officer knocked on my door out of a dead sleep. then he asked if i heard anything. >> reporter: police say three men went into this unit and inside. >> it is obviously scary. you know. that people are, you know, coming and shooting people and they are still at large. >> it is crazy. i feel really bad for that woman. i hope she is okay. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. police couldn't comment on whether apartment surveillance may have caught the crime on camera. the shooting has neighborhood residents like connie curtis feeling unnerved. >> guns are so available to people. and ... we end up with situations like this. >> reporter: melissa garcia, cbs4 news. >>> an update on the kidnapping of a woman in loveland. the larimer county sheriff

melissa. melissa: here is a look at the dow's big climb today. adam shapiro from the floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, give as you break down on the huge breakdown from your perspective. reporter: wouldn't until 2:30 the nasdaq went positive. dow went positive. had a lot to do with reading on oil inventories. oil started the day down as you said but turned around despite the news we got on oil stockpiles. liz said 20 minutes ago we're drowning in oil in the united states. according to the latest inventory reports absolutely. what, 507 million barrels stockpiled right now? all-time high for the united states. we have 3.5 million barrels more than the last reading. so that was not to be unexpected. we got gasoline inventory reading, jeff flock pointed out, gasoline usage was greater than expected in the united states. perhaps investors seeing oil gasoline picture is tightening in favor of the oil companies and gasoline companies an investors. that is one thing driving stocks. the other

melissa. melissa: a few other stories on our radar. isis claiming responsibility for devastating back-to-back market many toes in iraq over the weekend. 73 people are now reported dead. 112 people remain in the hospital while five people are still reported missing. >>> navy senior chief edward byers receiving a med president obama. he used his body as a shield to protect american hostage simultaneously taking down another enemy. can you imagine? byers becomes the 11th living service member to be awarded medal of honor for gravely in afghanistan. wow. david: good for him. melissa: apologizing on national tv for a so-called hostile act, trying to steal a north korean banner from a hotel. 21-year-old otto warmbier stating he was offered a reward by member of his church for taking banner. he was arrested in january by north korean officials. his family has not seen or had contact with him since. he is sobbing. david: tough to be arrested anywhere but imagine in north korea? ouch. melissa: fight for the white house gaining worldwide attenti

melissa: yeah. >> now they're desperate. i don't know who is putting mitt romney up to this. i have absolutely no idea, but, to the voters is simply political noise and intended to be distraction so people won't seriously look at these top candidates have to offer, including donald trump. melissa: seems like it is just backfiring. like bell the cat. they're running out getting eaten along the way. herman cain, thank you for coming on. david: belling the cat. melissa: game theory. david: good to be in the minority with herm cain. melissa: i like that. david: this is forum with megyn kelly. >> i released remainder what we have. i have released five years worth. nice thing i haven't made enough money my tax returns are not that interesting. >> it will be a speed read. >> it is not all that complicated. i recognize donald's tax returns are a little more complicated. mitt has the a good point the voters are entitled to know before they vote, you better believe democrats if there is anything in there the

melissa. melissa: donald trump isn't going to let it go blasting ted cruz as the candidate who stole iowa. >> what he did is unthinkable. he said the man has just leftceg the caucus. connell: plus if you feel secure in your relationship, might want to take a closer look. who are these people and where are their heads? that's what i want to know. the secret millions of americans are keeping from their spouse. melissa: oh, no. connell: oh, yes. next. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. [bassist] two late nights in

melissa. melissa: ted cruz asking his communications director to step down. peter barnes is the at cruz rally where news broke moments ago. peter i was watching you guys live and ted cruz said it. what was reaction like there? reporter: he hasn't brought it up here to this crowd of supporters. he was talking to reporters in a side room when he made those comments. reacting to this controversy, accusations by senator marco rubio, campaign senior communications advisor rick tyler engaged in dirty tricks with the posting of a video from a student newspaper this past weekend and, that purported to show senator rubio dismissing the bible when he walked into a hotel room, hotel lobby rather in south carolina and saw cruz's father and a staffer reading the bible together. rubio's comments subtitled in this video said that rubio told cruz's father and the staffer, quote, got a good book there, not many answer in it. rubio campaigned immediately tweeted out correct comment from senator rubio in the vid

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez. margin is razor thin in nevada as hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling to the end in the nevada caucus. >>> they have been on their feet for more than a day and still going strong. we are live, to check in on thon. >>> but the big story on "action news" is a fire that proved deadly in new jersey. we first told but it last night. it was heavy fire that ravaged a condo complex in florence. today crews discovered a body inside the wreckage. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at the scene with the full details, jeff? >> reporter: good evening, walter. you are right investigators found the body of the seven two-year old victim just up there in a second floor unit. we're told that they did not know that she was up there until they found her body, this morning. at this point police are not identifying their victim. now throughout the day investigators have been sifting through remains of the eight unit condo complex t

melissa: in this country, minor vandalism. in that country something completely different though. >> that country there is no rule of law. andrea: we're not even a tiger anymore. we seem like the sleeping cat because if iran was a, sort of test commercial, a lot of people said this was direct, shot at the united states and i thought, no, because it was couple days before we would give them $150 billion. if you get that much money from a country, you never thumb your knows at them. it was shia commercial, telling sunnis, we humiliated united states. is north korea following suit, brit? >> of course. andrea: we can't expect john kerry, will he thank them for this too? >> this is what countries like that do. andrea: yes. >> and you know, the easy way to look at this, barack obama shown such weakness dealing with dictators they feel they can get away with stuff like this. that may be true. we don't know. we don't know how to establish that a is what they were thinking in their mind. it is also a hard question to answer, harris, wh

jennifer chicas and melissa mendoza.. both 27.. were shot and killed.. their friend jerraud jackson was critically injured. the alleged gunman's brother.. deandre graham... spoke exclusively to 8 news now... saying the news came as a shock to the family: ((deandre graham/brother of omar talley: but he's not a bad guy he's not violent a gun not even his vocabulary )) ((kirsten joyce)) talley told police he doesn't remember the shooting because he had been drinking and smoking marijuana. a go fund me page has since been set up for mendoza. police are still searching for the gray camry with california plates. if you have any information, call crimestoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) >the michigan shooter goes to court and admits blame... as we hear from the mother of a teenage girl.. fighting for her life after the shooting spree. /// ((sherry swensk)) it's a cooler day and we still have some northerly breezes around, but not as rough as monday! bumpier along the river than the valley today. a wind advisory in effect through the afternoon ....... plenty of sunsh

. >> the ultrasound tech had a look on her face at every mother john: 24 weeks into her pregnancy, melissa said doctors noticed her head was not growing kitchen was born prematurely with microcephaly. the cause of their daughter' s condition is not known but as the zika virus rapidly spreads across latin america, accommodating thousands of pregnancies, melissa and her husband hope to somehow help families that are facing the struggles they know so well. >> i want to give them the foundation of having support, because that is one thing i have not found. emotionally. she is our own little unique baby. she teaches us things that if she wasn' t with microcephaly we would have never learned. heather: sweet little girl. if you want to know more about the zika virus and where those areas are that are having the concerns, you can find it on our website -- wcvb.com. ed: you' ve very likely been outside. this is amazing. harvey: the first three days of this month are averaging 20 degrees above average. things are going to change. but so far just a 10th of an inch of rain in boston. over half anin in

melissa reports. >> melissa: cheryl is tired. in her house she says when it rains or snows it pours. >> i was trying to keep the water from pushing in my basement. it got in my became. it looked like a river. >> her lawn was taken over by filled up. it was filled up. it is a pipe there and the pipe rung over for awhile. >> melissa: she took action. i called them and i spoke to the highway department. and this is not a new problem. they were like. okay we see you have a ticket. this has been an on going problem. for almost two years. >> reporter: confirms she submitted a complacement on september 29 thth 2015. it was resolved. rosed the flooding shows otherwise. >> this is what seven now. now the problem is worse. it is not fair i pay taxes here. >> reporter: she does not want anything other than the issue to be resolved. >> when i call they tell me that. they give me a work number and say, i promise i will look into it. i hope they will this time. >> patti: a spoke man for the transportation says they are aware of the situation a

the "the kansas city star" says that melissa click is speaking out during a campus protest. click was charged with assault reached a deal to avoid prosecution. >> i'm sorry for what i did. i wish i could take it back. i wish i could go back and try again, but it did happen and, you know, i do take responsibility for it. >> on wednesday, a statehouse committee voted to freeze the university's funding because of her continued employment. >>> the cleveland plain dealer reports the estate of tamir rice won't have to pay for his ambulance ride. police shot him after respond to go a 911 call about someone waving and pointing a gun. it turned out to be a toy. cleveland's mayor apologized to the rice family for the filing of the medical claim. >>> "the boston globe" reports bill cosby's wife will be deposed in a lawsuit by seven women against her husband. camille cosby would not have to reveal any private marital conversations she had with her husband. defamed them by branding them liars after revealing accusations of decades old alleged sexual assault. >>> "the new york times" repo

more on that after a quick check on the forecast with melissa le fevere in the weather center. >> melissa: we have been talking cloudy and cool conditions all day for your tuesday. taking you out to satellite and radar right now. the clouds are hanging tough across the heart of virginia. right now, a live view of danville. everyone out and about. 46 in lynchburg. 52 in danville. 46 in roanoke. 41 in blacksburg. 36 in hot springs. temperatures not going to warm up much as we head throughout the afternoon due to all the cloud cover angst or wedge of high pressure. 47 this afternoon in lynchburg. 52 in danville. 46 in roanoke. 43 in blacksburg. the heavy rain set to arrive in time for the morning commute. i'll have details coming up. >>> the first votes of the after the iowa caucuses. senator ted cruz and hillary clinton won the night for their respective parties.overnight, the presidential race shifted to new hampshire. marcy gonzales reports. >> reporter: just hours after victory >> that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. [cheering] >> reporter: and defeat in io

then we're right back here on six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky, melissa magee and sarah bloomquist i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >>> welcome to "world news tonight". just two days till the new hampshire primary, and that fiery republican debate. tonight, the aftershock. can rubio rebound following that bruising night? >> he doesn't have the experience to be president of the united states. >> and trump trying to silence jeb. >> let me talk. quiet. >> who will survive this critical primary? >>> all out. the democrats on the move. hillary clinton in flint. bernie sanders, live in new york. >>> terror scare. the double-decker bus. and the explosion on a london bridge. who didn't get the warning about this movie moment? >>> senior scam? the hunt tonight for two young women targeting retirement homes, claiming to be raising funds for a school trip, and getting away with stacks of cash. >>> and, on thin ice. the lakeside

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez. democrats at the polls in south carolina plus police want your help finding a man wanted for a stabbing this morning the at a septa station. >>> but the big story on "action news" is rescue of a man who was trapped after the house he was in quite literal willly crumbled around him this morning. it happened at 8:00 a.m. in the cities grays ferry section. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live at the scene with the full story, trish? >> reporter: well, walter demolition crews, have fenced off the property here and reid street is opened once again. it was closed earlier today. for the next few days crews will clear away what is left and sure up the structure next to the collapse. l and i tells us that building is vacant. officials are thankful this happened early in the morning and that more people were not injured. >> around 7:30 i heard a loud crack. almost the sound as if a tree was up rooting. >> reporter: then gregory coop

meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather forecast, melissa. >> yeah walter, it was not a bad start to the weekend. as you mentioned ample sunshine with highs today across the region in the 40's. as lou at the numbers outside tonight across mid-atlantic region it is 38 in philadelphia. thirty-nine in new york city. down in richmond, 34. out to pittsburgh coming in at 37. here's satellite six with action radar. we've got a mostly clear sky overhead. a couple of storms to the north will drift down to the the south and east as we go throughout the rest of the nighttime and overnight hours but we will check out the high temperatures today. 44 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-two in cincinnati. sixty-seven for st. louis. sixty-six in memphis. tomorrow, we will be tapping into a southeasterly wind so a nice surge of milder air coming in as we close our weekend out. quiet and chilly for rest of tonight as we look at weather headlines. a stretch of 60's on the way starting as early as tomorrow with the hint of spring and rain arrives as we get into wednesday. we will talk abou

melissa magee is here now. >> a spring fling is on the way as we head into the weekend, it's mostly cloudy and temperatures are on the chilly side this afternoon. 34 in philadelphia and 33 in allentown and the lehigh valley, 32 for reading and lancaster, along the coast in wildwood. 39 in beach haven and 32 in trenton, mercer county. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan we have light precipitation moving across upstate new york and pressing into pennsylvania as well. a lot of this precipitation will lift to our north and east and right now the atmosphere is dry to supanything moving on through. there could be flurries north and west of philadelphia but otherwise it stays mostly dry into tonight. once the boundary moves on through, it's a warm front and temperatures respond nicely in time for the weekend. 6:00 in the morning, 35 in philadelphia but as we get into the afternoon hours tomorrow. check out these numbers along the 95 corridor, 60s in lancaster and 54 in wildwood. we'll talk about what to expect and the call from accuweather for the weekend, plenty of sunshine and high tempera

. >> melissa: it is locking good for weather out there. for us not so much. a little rainy but a nice weekend in store. look at this big picture. you see our low pressure system and cold front moving over the central part of the country. it will march to the east. that means rain arrives at our door step as we head to your wednesday. we have a severe outlook enhanced for the low are mississippi valley up to the ohio slalomy. not impacting us. we are not expecting severe storms for your wednesday. it will be a wash out. so today just light drizzle out there. light rain possible. a 30% chance. cloudy and cool. heavy rain will arrive wednesday morning. you willment the umbrella. make sure you have that rain gear. bus stop weather, in the 40s. jackets. watching morning fog. in the 40s now. we will stay there for the day. look at rain chances as we head to superbowl weekend. a 30% chance for showers today. a 100% on wednesday. thursday, friday and saturday sun, cooler but nice. a mix of sun and clouds your superbowl sunday is looking good. rain

the owners, melissa and aaron klein join us, bragging their gag order. but first, trace galler has more. >> the woman who walked into the bakery asking to have a cake baked for her same-sex marriage was a repeat character. as devout christians, aaron and melissa said no, explaining that baking a cake for a same-sex wedding would violate their beliefs. listen. >> i feel i should, just like they should live their life the way they want to, i should live the way i want to. >> but the lesbian couple filed a complaint with the state of oregon and the state sided with them, saying it's against oregon law to refuse service because of sexual orientation. the same law includes exemptions for schools and religious organizations but not private business. the kleins were ordered to pay the lesbian couple $135,000 and were told to stop talking about how they won't service same-sex weddings. they refused to pay the judgment, but have since allowed the money to be placed in an escrow account peeling the outcome of their appeal. we should note some of the money was fund

on the >> melissa: 6. . :50. temperatures in the teens and 20s. make it to the mid 30s this afternoon. 34 in lynchburg. 37 in danville. 36 in roanoke. 33 in blacksburg. cloud and he cold. could see flurries throughout the day, of course. that's due to the clip are system that will cross us later on in the day. tell usher in the coldest air of the entire eastern half of the country. that means valentine's day weekend will be bitter cold out there. now headed to saturday. we will see temperatures warming up to the upper 20s. with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. it will feel in the single digits to below zero. for sunday. morning around eight degrees many five-10 degree range. 22 by lunch. clouds increase later in the afternoon. we will see a high around 28 for valentine's day. you need to break out the heavy coat and keep it with you throughout the week. once we get through the cold weather everyone is turning attention to monday and tuesday. low pressure system a winter storm looks like it is lick low to develop. monday highs in the lower 30s. anyth

al jazeera's melissa chan is live in las vegas. so trump won big, winning, winning, winning, he said -- it looks like we just lost our signal with melissa, so we will get back to her in just a moment. let's talk about the democrats. they are gearing up for the south carolina primary this saturday. and last night, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders made their pitch to voters there at a townhall meeting. >> reporter: bernie sanders was up first, his main task to convince voters he is not only a progressive, but can also get things done in washington. >> do we have the guts to take on the power of the insurance companies? do we have on the guts to take on the pharmaceutical industry, who has 1300 paid lobbyists in washington. i believe when the american people stand up and say healthcare is a right of all people, not a privilege, yeah, i believe we can do that. >> reporter: and with vital african american votes in play in south carolina justice reform, another see sanders pledge. >> there is something very wrong when african american

get $300 per line and a stronger signal, >> melissa: it is 6:12. unsettled weather the next couple of days. here is what you can expect through wednesday. today. cloudy. cool and drizzle. rain arrives tonight. tuesday-wednesday, heavy rain is this is the storm system that will condition to develop. you seat beginning of the low pressure system that begins to electronic to the gulf coast. reaching to the ohio river valley and the great lakes. bite mid part of the week tell bring a soaking tuesday. now as you are ready to head out. we are seeing the cloud cover. light showers moving through. light in nature. not expecting any measurable rainfall for today. temperatures holding steady in the 40's and 50s. 48 in lynchburg. 48 in blacksburg. 50 in danville. 42 in martinsville. temperatures going to stay steady with the wedge of high pressure. 47 degrees by lunchtimeful lower 50s in lynchburg. staying in the upper 40s for western virginia. here is what we are tracking. got a lot going on in the weather department. clock wise is where we're getting the no

. >> he's accused of killing melissa huggins-jones in her apartment in 2013. wral's mikaya thurmond joins us live outside the wake county justice center in raleigh. this morning's testimony could be really crucial. >> reporter: we expect sarah redden to take the stand. she is the woman who admitted to being the lookout and getaway driver the night melissa huggins-jones was murdered. that same night, travion smith and codefendant, ronald anthony, tried to sell laptops stolen from the leasing office of the victim's apartment complex. testifying yesterday, michelman:, said he was asked to sell the laptops on their behalf. >> no one ever offers you exactly what you want for a laptop on craigslist. it scared me to death, i took the posting down. >> reporter: anthony already murder. he is serving a life sentence. if convicted, smith could face the death penalty. this hearing is set to start at 9:00 i am. of course, you can stream it live on www.wral.com. >> we will continue to follow it, mikaya thurmond, thank you >>> there is a bond hearing this morning for natalie

melissa lopez runs a catholic charity that helps migrants are services in el paso. >> the fact he is coming here i think says a lot about him as a human being and about the direction he is wanting to push the catholic church in. >> reporter: pope francis' altar is just across the border and his mass will be visible from right here from el paso, texas. extra border agents will be on duty. >> any time you have this many people into the region you have to have that larger presence and that really the main focuses to ensure that everybody is save. >> reporter: more than 500,000 people are expected in juarez next week. adriana diaz, cbs news, el pass owe, texas. >>> a man included a restaurant an ohio restaurant with a machete and people don't know why. a suspect walked into a restaurant last night and started attacking people. witnesses say he went from table-to-table with no warning. >> there were tables and chairs there was a man on the floor bleeding. there were -- there was blood on the floor. it was awful. it was just carnage. >> the suspect left the restaurant but was overtaken by

and i look up and it's melissa mccarthy and i say "oh, hello, melissa mccarthy. yeah, i'm fine. my button's not working" and then -- her husband and she are so nice and so sweet and we talked about the challenges of the red carpet which is a scintillating conversation and cut to the end of the night and in addition to my button being non-working, all of the studs in my shirt had popped out. they were too small. i didn't check those either. >> seth: gotcha. >> so about half of the ceremony i was trying to find them with my feet under the table and my shirt is wide open now because a tucked shirt doesn't have any buttons. >> seth: exactly, yeah. >> so i get up at the end of the night and my shirt is wide open and i'm trying to kind of discreetly get back to the table and mark ruffalo says who's also in "spotlight" says, "dude man [ light laughter ] i said, "i lost my tux studs." i said, "they're under the table." "well let's find them." [ light laughter ] literally on our hands and knees globes. and he's like i found two of them. i found two of them. he's so game, right. >> seth:

breaking news on the roads, here's melissa mollet with the latest. >> breaking news. take a look at this, molette green just sent us this at georgia avenue. take a look. now let's look at my map and see really what we're dealing with. again on the outerloop, still very slow. we have three lanes blocked there. and debris in those innerloop lanes have caused problems there. a fuel spill top of the beltway. going to be some time before cleared out of the way. southbound, bw parkway, and then northbound branch avenue, a re light. 270 at falls road, again, nice and light this morning. this is what you're dealing with. back here in ten minutes. >>> you have to understand how former mayor gray feels, though. >> d.c.'s new u.s. attorney responding to questions about former mayor vincent gray's long running investigation. channing phillips decided not to bring charges against gray. in the first one-on-one with phillips, this was the first decision about that. phillips took office, one of his first move was to close the case against former mayor gray. for years prosecutors trie

>> hi, melissa. in the past couple of minutes now, on this whole controversy over apple versus the fbi. the dow jones reporting that the senate intelligence committee chairman of north carolina is now working on a proposal legislatively that would pass a new law that would create criminal penalties for companies that don't comply with legal court orders by the united states courts to help in the decryption of information that the law enforcement wants. that is a proposal from the senate committee chairman. i have to tell you, this is probably what the fbi would like to see. probably not what apple would like to see. and with a republican-controlled house and senate, you could see something like this ultimately get passed. and remember, the white house, the obama white house has said they are siding with the department of justice in this particular fight. so could this be a bipartisan moment here in washington against apple? we'll have to wait and see how that all plays out. the stars are aligning now