of the bakken pipeline need to use eminant domain to secure a path for the project, it's apparently o-k with iowa governor terry branstad. that project, also known as the dakota access pipeline.... is upsetting several siouxland farmers who's land is needed for the pipeline across the state. eminant domain allows the state to take private property for public use with financial payment to the land owner. brandstad says they're not taking the land away... they're simply putting a pipeline under it. " i think eminant doman should be used only sparingly. i think there are times appropriate, so dont statement that eminant domain should never be used." jessica rae: added he thinks iowa utilites board to decide if its necasary to domain. and the laws that are in place give the utilities board the responsibility to use eminant domain if apropriate. " jessica rae: when we come back... i'll have more on the bizarre story from omaha ' about a woman breaking into a zoo to pet a tiger. stay tuned for that story. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... jessica rae... and scott larson.... this is abc9 news this sunny skies in place for our tuesday. a will strengthen this afternoon gusting near 30 miles per hour. that breezy wind will help in propelling temperatures into wednesday under sunshine with dry air...expect highs in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow! toward the end of the model here on thursday, you can see some precipitation slide in with scattered showers becoming likely on thursday. today, your forecast high temperature is 75 sunny. we'll dip to a relatively warm overnight low of 55. tomorrow, expect mostly sunny conditions and a high of 77. here's a glance at your 7 day forecast where we're anticipating highs to dive thursday following the front with 50s moving forward into the weekend. jessica rae: scott: for our tuesday. a wind from the south will strengthen this afternoon gusting near 30 miles per hour. that breezy wind will help in propelling temperatures into record territory on wednesday under sunshine with dry air...expect highs in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow! toward the end of the model here on thursday, you can see some precipitatioslide in with scattered showers becoming likely on thursday. today, your forecast high temperature is 75 and it'll be mostly sunny. we'll dip to a relatively warm overnight low of 55. tomorrow, expect conditions and a high at your 7 day is in the hospital trouble, after police say she snuck into omaha's henry doorley zoo, to pet a tiger. police believe she was intoxicated. but the tiger wasn't amused... reporter dave roberts talked to omaha residents about what happened. "(dave roberts/reporting) "if you stuck your hand in the tiger cage, what do you think would happen?" (woman) "well i would hope that it would just lick my hands." keep hoping. but keep your hands out of cages while you do. (dave roberts/reporting) "what do you think would happen?" (woman #2) "i definitely would get it bit off." (man) "i don't know. a tiger probably hasn't seen a hand that much. maybe they like it." (man #2) "i think it might well get bitten off." well you're thinking correctly. halloween night... police say jacqueline eide learned that lesson the hard way. she told investigators she wanted to pet a tiger. so... before sunrise... police say eide broke into omaha's henry doorly zoo... somehow getting past the fence and security. when she got to the tiger cages... she jumped one fence into a secure area...then reached into the cage of mai... an 18-year-old malayan tiger. (woman #2) "that doesn't sound like a good plan." it wasn't. police say mai bit down on eide's hand, causing severe injuries. wounds so bad... she might lose parts of her fingers. after doing some digging... we found two pages of court documents on eide, both in nebraska and iowa. her criminal convictions include... shoplifting drunk driving graffiti disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace... just to name a few. following the break-in and biting... police blamed on eide... the zoo's executive director, dennis pate... release a statement. "the safety and guests and animals priority. more cameras will be installed to monitor the grounds and gates." lawsuit filed by model janice dickinson. she sued cosby for calling her a liar after she accused him of sexual assault. dickinson is oneof dozens of women who has similar against cosby. some of them said he used drugs to before raping in a 2005 admitted he he intended to wanted to have sex with. but he never admitted to drugging anyone and he denies he broke any laws. prosecuted partly because limitations has expired in most that deposition will be held on november 25th jessica rae: coming up.... the biggest dog's first up... hank the tank is capturing the country... him traveling first class on a plane went viral. " jessica rae: and... hank the tank has nothing on bentley. he is so big... he might even enter the book of world records. find out how massive bentley is... but hank the tank is getting first class treatment. jeannie moos reports on the extra large canine you won't find in aisle k-9. "you are looking at hank's goo side...this is his not so good side... (jeanne moos, new york): "do you really call him hank the tank?" ( kari whitman, hank's owner): "everybody seems to call him hank the tank but going to try to get the tank part down." hank was boarding an american airlines flight in los angeles when madeleine sweet snapped this photo. "i bleep you not. the dog is flying first class on my flight." well of course he was...owner kari whitman says hank is a frequent flyer. once this photo went viral, hank even got immortalized in animation... (unidentified speaker/over vo): "he travels first class all the way including his own seat aboard the plane." his owner kari buys him a ticket. she is a former playboy playmate from 1988 and is now an interior designer to stars like melanie griffith and kristen bell. she runs a dog rescue and hank is her certified therapy dog. kari suffers from optical migraines. hank alerts her when one is coming on, so she can take her medicine. (kari whitman, hank's owner): "he knows before i know." (butted with) "it's like a bird nobody believes omg sound like bird, does this kind of (she imitates bird noise)." hank has his own health issues... (nats) complications from surgery for a torn ligament prevent him from walking much. why he's obese. from 160 pounds, he's now down to 146... eating a cup and a half of raw food a day. as for his newfound fame... (jeanne moos, new york): "it's kind of not?" (kari whitman, hank's owner): "yeah" kari isn't crazy photo... owner): "he's not as fat as he looks there." this is a dog who sure sounds like he should fly. (nats) jeanne moos, cnn... (nats) new york. jessica rae: what's 38-inches tall, 228-pounds, and eats 110- pounds of food a month? this is no riddle... it's a true story of a big dog in pennsylvania... whose owners are trying to get him into the record books. " (nats) when he comes at you at a gallop, you might mistake bentley for something else. ( owner) "mainly, you see a lot of people taking their phones out, or 'is that a dog? is that a horse?' basically the common reaction is, 'is that a horse? bentley's owner bob magliocchi and his family in throop have always had great danes, but never one like bentley. he's the biggest by far and now possibly the biggest in the world. magliocchi and his of applying for documented in the guinness book of world records as living dog. he stands 38 inches tall from paw to shoulder. he has an appetite, too, eating about 30 pounds of dog food a week. (bob magliocchi/bentley's owner) "and some table food, treats, more or less." (stacy lange/reporter) even though he is 228 pounds, bentley considers himself a lap dog. bentley is the textbook definition of a gentle giant. his owners didn't think the 5 ye old would make the record books until this year. (bob magliocchi/bentley's owner) "i think by the vets, they were actually shocked by his size that he was because they said they never saw one his size, either. so, once they told me, 'don't let him get over 240,' i sort of then realized that he is a large one." large enough to help himself, while we were there bentley performed his famous party trick, getting his own ice from the ice maker. (nats) bentley and the magliocchis should know before the end of the year if bentley's picture will be in the record book. they haven't planned any celebrations just yet. (bob magliocchi/bentley's owner) "maybe we'll get him a cake." after all, worldwide notoriety isn't the kind of attention bentley craves. jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. scott:good morning jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. scott:good morning siouxland. temperatures are in jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. jessica and scott are chatting about hank and bentley. scott:good morning siouxland. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s as we begin our tuesday. the wind is currently fairly calm at 10 miles per hour or less, but we expect that to increase as the afternoon continues. the satellite and radar picture displays mostly clear skies overhead. as we pace through the dayplanner, you can see that we'll have temperatures rise from the 50s this morning all the way into the middle 70s this afternoon! scott: the wind is currently fairly hour or less, but we expect that to increase as the afternoon continues. the satellite and radar picture displays mostly clear skies overhead. as we pace d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now you'll want to watch your speed in these areas today: ... police will be running radars, here... sergeant road and on s. lakeport. so again... mind that speed. jessica rae: thanks scott... google is releasing new details about its plan for delivery by drone. reena ninan and kendis gibson have the details in today's "techbytes," goog's plans for drone delilivery. >> they hope to using drones to deliver packages. they can hover and lor packages to the ground. other retailers including amazo are also experting with drone delivery. t-mobile is giving customers its own cel carrier a small desies that creates a 4g lte signal in your homome or a small siness. >> free for simimple choice customers. andadele, has record-breaking sales with "hello." >> first song ever to s sell more than a million download in one week. >> and hello shot up to number one on the billboard top 100. >> shoul we say good-bye for now? > those are your "chbytes." at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus o oral b. get hehealthier gums in 2 weeks guaraeed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. looking for 24/7 digestive support? try align for a non-stop, sweet-treat-goodness hold-onto-your-tiara, kind-of-day. live 24/7 with 24/7 digestive support. into every single year... what to with all that left-over halloween candy if you don't want to eat it all, but don't want to throw it away. here are a few ideas. baking with candy is easy and very few people have ever complained about extra chocolate baked into their brownies, cookies or even trail mix. there are hundreds of creative and cute ideas online- try pintrest. check with your dentist about swapping candy out for healthier treats... donate that sugar! reverse trick or treat with residents at a retirement home. and lastly... you can also freeze the candy for later. jessica rae: do you have a gluten free diet... but still want a tasty breakfast? howard has the recipe for you! he's in the mister food test kitchen whipping up a dish that you'll love! "where ever we look, someone is touting a new gluten-free product. if you think about it, 10 years ago, we hardly knew what gluten was, never mind trying to avoid it. today, restaurants and manufacturers are rushing to tweak recipes and adjust labels to make sure they don't miss out on the multi-billion dollar gluten-free market. but rather store to get some off-the-shelf product, what if i told you that you can make freshly baked english muffins right in your microwave that are gluten-free, very low in carbs, and are downright tasty. all we do is mix some almond flour, (which is very popular right now) with a bit of gluten-free baking powder. once combined, we add in some canned pumpkin, a splash of milk, an egg and a little cinnamon. after this is smooth, we spoon it into a shallow microwavable soup bowl and pop it in the microwave for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the center sets. that's all there is to it. when it's cools, we have single- serve, freshly baked treats that are full of flavor, not gluten. now, we can serve this up in place of our old stany hamburger bun (without all the guilt)...or toast it and it's just as welcome with a rise and shine breakfast. i do hope you'll go online and get the recipe for what we call, "easy english muffin," which is low in carbs and gluten-free. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "heathier way" for many of you to say . "ooh it's so good!!"" jessica rae: if you would like a copy of that recipe you can send us a self addressed stamped envelope here to a-b-c 9 news. our address is 625 douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "easy english muffin" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... the omaha tribe of nebraska is weighing the risks and opportunities of legalizing marijuana... and is asking members to weigh in on future of the drug on tribal land. details up ahead. " " scott good morning siouxland. yesterday the high after a low of 41. let's check the and storm lake, iowa. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s as we the winds currently fairly calm at 10 miles per hour or less, but we expect that to increase as the afternoon continues. the satellite and radar picture displays mostly clear skies overhead. let's get a check of the stormcast hd where we'll have mostly sunny skies in place for our tuesday. a wind from the south will strengthen this afternoon gusting near 30 miles per hour. that breezy wind will help in propelling temperatures into record territory on wednesday under sunshine with dry air...expect highs in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow! toward the end of the mod here on thursday, you can see some precipitation slide in with scattered owers becoming likely on thursday. today, your forecast high temperature is 75 and it'll be mostly sunny. we'll dip to a relatively warm overnight low of 55. tomorrow, expect mostly sunny conditions and a high of 77. here's a glance at your 7 day forecast where we're anticipating highs to dive thursday following the front with 50s moving forward into the weekend. jessica rae after a low of 41. let's check thth skycams in sioux city and storm lake, iowa. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s as we begin our tuesday. the wind is currently fairly calm at 10 miles per hour or less, but we expect that to increase as the afternoon continues. the satellite and radar picture displays mostly clear skies overhead. let's get a check of the stormcast hd where we'll have mostly sunny skies in place for our tuesday. a wind from the south will strengthen this afternoon gusting near 30 miles per hour. that breezy wind will help in propelling record territory on wednesday under sunshine with dry air...expect highs in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow! toward the end of the model here on thursday, you can see some precipitation slide in with scattered showers becoming likely on thursday. today, your forecast high temperature is 75 and it'll be mostly sunny. we'll dip to a relatively warm overnight low of 55. tomorrow, expect the omaha tribe of nebraska is weighing the risks and opportunities of legalizing marijuana. the tribal council is holding a referendum vote later today to see what tribal members think reporter rachel ramos has the latest legalizing marijuana is a touchy subject to tackle. but, the omaha tribe of nebrasas is considering making it a part of their community. a referendum giving power to the people of the omaha tribe will take place on tuesday. members of the community will get a chance to vote on whether marijuana should be allowed for recreational and medical purposes, and whether it should grown industrially on the reservation. "we're here to serve the people and so we want to know what the community wants," said vernon miller, tribal chairman. some members of the community believe legalizing marijuana will be beneficial to the community, especially for medicinal purposes fofothose that are suffering. "ive had two s sters that died with cancer and they going to go but, it still hurt to see them suffer," said citizen emma cayou philips. according to the national institute on drug abuse, medical marijuana contains a chemical called cannabidiol that is known to treat a conditions including sezures, pain, nausea, and muscle control problems. the legalization of marijuana within the omaha tribe will lie within the hands of the people when they cast their votes on tuesday. jessica rae: the flandreau santee sioux tribe is one of the first native american tribes to legalize marijuana on its grounds. the omaha tribe could also potentially reap from the economic benefits of growing industrial hemp. jessica rae: there's unthinkable grief for a sioux city family and their neighborhood after a little boy was killed in a weekend fire. the fire happened friday on center street. neighbors are still in shock over what happened friends and neighbors set up a small memorial right outside the burned down home on center street. three-year-old nicholas torres died friday night after officials say every room in the family's home was consumed with fire. the fire was so bad, crews had a hard time getting "it just caught me off guard you know, seeing all the flames come out. you could hear people, yelling and screaming and everything else. just seeing them trying to fight the blaze, you know it was hard watching it." stacey baker, neighbor said. jessica rae: the sioux city fire marshal says the boy's parents were home at the titi of the fire but were unable to rescue nicholas because of how quickly it spread. aesoph: these are very challenging its not something we are doing very often thankfully. i have a son that is the exact same age as nicholas it does affect you, it affects you. jessica rae: the cause of the fire remains under investigation and fire department officials expect to have an answer in the coming weeks. it's not considered suspicious in nature. the family is getting some support from the siouxland red cross as far as housing and counseling services. jessica rae: and fire officials want all families to know how important smoke detectors are. here are some tips to keep in mind. - have a smoke alarm on each level of your home - plug space heaters directly into the wall -turn heaters off when leaving the room - keep flamable objects 3 feet from any heat source and if you have that smoke alarm already make sure to check the batteries at least every month to make sure it's working. jessica rae: the university of iowa's new president has started his job on campus... and was met with prprests. "protestors chanting" jessica rae: the iowa board of regents selected bruce harreld on september 3rd to replace sally mason. harreld's background is in business, not in education administration. and that's led to scrutiny from faculty and students. lots of people gathered on the pentacrest to call for bruce harreld to resign. but harreld made it pretty clear today, that's not going to happen. bruce harreld says, "it comes with the territory, i've been part of these types of transitions multiple times and everyone gets a little nervous, a little anxious, they don't know me, they anticipate the worstst it seems like, and frankly some bad behavior starts to pop out, i think we've gotten a ltle over jessica rae: harreld says he people's freedom but really ready move on. " " coming up in football playoffs night. offensive sergeant bluff and hawarden up ahead. scott: jessica a e: sioux city. jessica rae: the siouxland returning for another year. this is a benefit to help the homeless sioux city. willie is here to bring us more fri., november 6 that's when we got our collective tuckuses off this year. we do it every did you know that there were around 2,500 homeless people in sioux city last year-about 250 or 300 on the streets onny given day? there are entire families living on the streets. children. it's not a good situation. another little- known fact is that slightly over 25% of siouxland's homeless are veterans, ranginin from those who served in vietnam to the iraq/afghanistan war. realizing this, off to the park went the volunteers last november. they took pledges, packed up their tents (and cardboard boxes in a few cases) and off to the park they went. it was such a success that they're going to do it again in 2015! we're gonna have an auction, a box contest, maybe even a movie if the weather holds! jessica rae: another year. this is a benefit to help the homeless populalaon in sioux city. willie is here to bring us more details. fri., november 6 that's when we got together to freeze our collective tuckuses off this year. we do it every year. did you know that there were around 2,500 homeless people in sioux city last year-about 250 or 300 on the streets on any given day? there are entire families living on the streets. children. it's not a good situation. another little- known fact is that slightly over 25% of siouxland's homeless are veterans, ranging from those who served in vietnam to the iraq/afghanistan war. realizing this, off to the park went the volunteers last november. they took pledges, packed up their tents (and cardboard boxes in a few cases) and off to the park they went. it was such a success that they're going to do it again in 2015! we're gonna have an auction, a box contest, maybe even a movie if the weather holds! another year. this is a benefit to help the homeless population in sioux city. willie is here to bring us more details. fri., november 6 that's when we got together to freeze our collective tuckuses off this there were around 2,500 homeless berths in the dome and the state semifinals. here's chris with the action from round two. chris palmquist--good morning everybodod last night was round two of the iowa high school state playoffs and we'll check out action in class 3a. sergeant bluff luton hosting carroll...the warriors looking for some revenge. and there was no shortage of offense... it's the tigers that get on the board first...kolby molinsky connects with dylan millermon...he makes a couple people miss and he's in...the tigers would go up 21-7. but then late in the quarter...matt george...finds a seam and show em your tail lights kid...70 yards to the promised land...it was 21-14 after 12 minutes of play. carroll stretches their lead to 21, when the warrior offense comes to life...george...this a short run...just 40 yards...to cut it to 35-21. then the aerial attack...jacob shultz...finds drew girres who beats two defenders up the seam...warriors get within a score. then shultz...gets in n a groove...off the playfake...this time aaron sader on the receiving end...we're knotted at 35 with a minute 38 to play. and they weren't done scoring...shultz...dr ops an absolute dime to chris kroll...get this...119 points scored in this one...sb-l wins a track meet, 72-47. west sioux hosting lawton bronson...they played a 1 point game earlier in the year. second quarter....lawton- bronson down 7- 6....matt herbold connects with anteres ashley over the middle...and he gone! 50 yards....eagles take the 14-7 lead.... west sioux would tie it at 1414nd when they got the ball back...portetehummel to kezden blankenship...that dude is quick! 57 yards to the house....falcons up 21-14... l-b's turn to strike....on fourth and two....ashley finds a seam and makes the falcons pay....this time its 66 yards....turbo speed. eagles tie the game at 21. lawton was set to score on their next drive...but a fumble at the goal-line turned into this...two plays later....jake lynott 75 yards....big momemtum swing...and west sioux advances to the state quaretrfinals...54-21 the final. for full action and scores from m st night, be sure to head to our websbse, siouxland matters dot com...but for now, let's send it back over to you. jessica rae scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... later....jake lynott 75 yards....big momemtum swing...and west sioux advances to quaretrfinals...54-21 the final. for full action and scores from last night, be sure to forecast... scott: temperatures are in the 40s and 50s as we begin our tuesday. the wind is currently fairly calm at 10 miles per hour or less, but we expect that to increase as the afternoon continues. the satellite and radar picture displays mostly clear skies overhead. as we pace through the dayplanner, you can see that we'll have temperatures rise from the 50s this morning all the way into the middle 70s this afternoon! still ahead in our show.... weweay goodbye to mike hammond... a sioux city native...who helped create computer giant "gateway. plus here's what you can expect " " cocouter giant "gateway" has passed away. mike hammond was just 5 5years old, and last night his loved ones gathered to honor his memory... by celebrating his life. abc9 news reporter deborah souvain was there for the celeation and has more. intro: this bar usually isn't open on a monday night, but as you can see it's absolutely packed. these people say they wanted to come together to honor their friend mike hammond in the way that he would want to remembered, over drinks, smiles and lots of good conversation," said deborah souverain "it's difficult to be here and mourn somebody like mike, but it was going to be a celebration of his life and that's a very big deal that he would have loved," said julie sabin, friend of mike hammond. loved one's describe mike hammond as the life of the party... natpop -- people talking so monday...dozens packed into buffalo alice's bar in downtown sioux city..for one last hurrah. "he touched soo many lives and made so many people feel like they were special because they worked for a special company. it's just a joy to be here celebrating his life," said bart brown, friend of mike hammond. hammond was just 53 when he unexpectedly passed away at his sioux city home thursday. known for his sense of humor...he's remember most as 1-3 of the pioneering team...that created the computer company "gateway" .... in 1985 in an iowa farm house. "he had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn his loss, he was too young, but the legacy he left on gateway is permament," said jim wharton, friend and former colleagueue of mike. the company....became a major success....by shipping computers straight to customers in boxes with a spotted-cow design. their former headquarters in sioux city...still dones the cow inspired logo. it's a piece of hammond's legacy...that his son person, great dad. be around," said mike hammond jr. this morning at chapel. the family is to show support for mike's favorite sports teams by dressing in either iowa hawkeye or chicago bears apparel. jessica rae: governor branstad is still feds to approve his plan to privatize medicaid system. four out-of-state companies would take over the program by but a hearing on how those companies were chosen is slowing down the process. right now there's concern about too ambitious for hospitals to get on board customers to new care providers. but the governor's confident it will state's medicaid will be part of a managed care system. he says it'll create better healthcare for people who are program. jessica rae: numbers are one thing... real life is another. here's a family that depends on medicaid services for the well being of their children. jennifer anderson is able to meet her son's healthcare needs ththks in part to medicaid which they use as secondary insurance. jacob is intellectually disabled andas autism. he takes medication and needs therapy. his mom worries, with the changes to medicaid they could lose a very valuable part of their lives, jacob's case worker. that means i'm losing amember of my family. she's been with me for so long, that is my biggest fear. jessica rae: families don't what the new out-of-state companies that take over iowa's offer. iowans use medicaid services.s. could the pool learned to swim as a kid... be closing? well, the city doesn't know a committee of and recreation is discussing and renovations pools. and lewis have all been part of the discussion since august. is having a to a deicision. possible solutions include replacing pools with splash pads, but no concrete plans have been made just yet. "leif-erikson has the potential to be closed just because structural issues there. but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and cook where there is some age and structural issues that need to be matt salvatore, directororf sioux jejeica rae: problem coming solutions include replacing pools with splash pads, but the committee hasn't made any concrete plans just yet. jessica rae: a sioux city music legend is now a part of the hard rock's music memoribillia showcase. nat sound: clapping as display is unveiled ron emory: "what do you say to that?" jessica rae: ron emory's display was unveiled yesterday. the founder of sioux city's conservatory of music was once a guitarist for the influential punk band t.s.o.l. he and his wife gia moved to sioux city ten years ago. we asked ron about what is included in his display. "my wedding suit! that is what i got married in! it's a johnny versace suit that i got married in. my good friend tim armstrong from ransns customized it for me... i'm like 'what am i going t tdo with this thing? i can't wear a johnny versace suit on stage, i'm a punk rocker', he goes, 'you can wear that on stage, i'll show you how!'" says ron emory, guitarist jessica rae: the sioux city conservatory is currently working on an expansion of it's facility on pierce street. emory's students are scheduled to perform at the orpheum this friday as part of an event that also features sublime with rome. jessica rae: and speaking of honors... snoopy now has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. charlie brown's legendary pet becomes the first animated beagle to get this honor. snoopy's star is located next to charles m. schultz, the creator of the "peanuts" " cartoooo. other animated heroes to get stars include bugs bunny, mickey mouse and the simpsons. snoopy will also be back on the big screen this weekend. the new "peanuts" movie makes its debut on friday. jessica rae scott: jessica and scott are chatting about snoopy's big honor. jessica and scott are chatting about snoopy's big honor. jessica and scott are chatting about snoopy's big honor. scott: we'll have mostly sunny skies in place for our jessica and scott are chatting about snoopy's big honor. jessica and scott are chatting about snoopy's big honor. scott: we'll havav mostly sunny skies in place for our the south will afternoon gusting hour. that breezy propelling temperatures into record territory on wednesday under sunshine with dry the mid to upper 70s the end of the model you can see some precipitation slide in with scattered likely on thursday. today, your forecast high temperature is 75 and it'll be mostly sunny. we'll dip to a relatively warm overnight low of 55. tomorrow, expect mostly sunny conditions and a high of 77. here's a glance forecast where highs to dive thursday following the front with 50s moving forward into the weekend. afternoon gusting near 30 miles per hour. that breezy wind will help in propelling temperatures into record territory on wednesday under sunshine with dry air...expect highs in the mid to upper 70s the end of the model you can see some with scattered showers becoming likely on thursday. today, your forecast high temperature is 75 and it'll be mostly sunny. we'll dip to a relatively warm overnight low of 55. tomorrow, expect conditions and a high at your 7 day forecast where we're anticipating highs to dive thursday following the front with 50s moving forward into the weekend. have a great tuesday. good morning, amica. the new polll that shows ben carson's lead surging in the race for the white house. donald trump right behind hi president obama has something to say about theop candidates. >> they can't handle a bunch of cnbc moderators. >> for the first time donald trump is here live in times square this morning for a no holds barred live one-on-one ononly on "gma." the first major winr storm of the season hammers the west, upo a foot of snow in the mountains. powerful wind gusts triggering this pileueup. mudslides knocked cars off the now. > a group of passengerer kicked off a spirit airlines flight by police after a flight attendant says one of them was unruly. why they say it was race and not their behavior that got them in trouble. a robin williams widow speaks outor the first time since his death. >> when did you first notice that something wasn't quite right? >> what she's revealing about his secret battle with a debilitating brain disorder and their fin conversation. the abc news exclusive breaks here this morning. > we do say good morning, america. a very busy tuesdayorning and you're going to see repubcacan presidential hopeful donald trump arriving in style here at our stuo in times square. he is here live. [ cheers and applause ] for the first time as a candidate. >> got a brand-new booook out this morning called "crippled america." we're going to get to him i just a moment. a lot of campaign news and we'll get the latest. twoo new polls o this morning as president obama taunts the republican candidates. abc's tom llamas starts us off. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning. let's get right to those numbmbers. the big headline this morning, dr. ben carsonurgeing seven points since the last time this poll was conducted. everybody else pretty much the same. jeb bush still in single digits but the other big headline, take a look at this now. when voters werasked their first or second choice ben carson, 50%, donald trump, 35%,%, outsiders, voters eight in ten want an outsider more than somebody from washington, so many people now paying attention to the race, even esident obama. >> have you noticed that every one of these keys say, you know, obama's weak. you know, putin's kicking sand in his face. when i talk to putin -- [ laughter ]