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Secondary roads and route 5 here that is very busy. There were plenty of problems. Take a look this afternoon, its very clear a little wet at this point. We saw hundreds of salt and plow trucks come through the area. They started with the pretreating overnight and the salting this morning and then at one point, they dropped the plows and thats when the heavy lifting started. They really did a great job of clearing especially the major thoroughfares here. Before that, i have to tell you it was accident after accident. Reports of cars into utility poles, cars off the roadways and cars into cars....

What do you see. White and gold. Jack. White and blue. Nobody can agree on what color the dress is. You know what that this means . What does it mean. We need our tv monitors fixed. Maybe we need to get back to something more important. Buy more expensive tv monitors. Thats what it means. Coming up insomniac theater Julianne Moore looks for laughs. And a new approach for School Children with autism, how about yoga. It is leading to remarkable results. Leading republicans have their eyes on the white house. The meeting underway today and what they are saying about hillary clinton. You are watch...

We have gotten our first look at a new navy ship named for former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. The official name is the uss gabrielle giffords. It hit the water for the first time bless you for the first time in alabama. Some final touches before it is formally launched. It will travel at 50 miles an hour. Everything all right over there . I believe so. Thank you for asking. No worries. Plenty of action on the other end of the political spectrum with president ial hopefuls already eyeing the oval office. Contenders for the gop nomination have been out in force at cpac and our political di...

KUWAIT CITY, March 13: The Kuwait College of Science and Technology (KCST) team has clinched the coveted Homeland of Innovation Award, the top honor in the

Since its inception in 2008, the Seeds for the Future programme has witnessed the participation of more than 15,000 students from 139 countries.