Sunday is going to get breezy. Other ththatno rain, ory. Unfortunately. There might be a little has an unknown origin units prompting a new look at rain. Looking at the longrange officials. Forecast, as we get into the struck concerns about the coronavirus, this time, its middle of march, there is the Game Developers conference reason to be a little more hopeful. In San Francisco. Thanks so much for joining voters go to the polls today in South Carolina where us this morning. We will be back here tomorrow. Enjoyed the rest of your day. Vo he had already taken the giving pledge joe biden is under pressure to score his first win of the 2020 campaign. Its just about 6 00 a. M. On saturday, february 29th, leap year. Thanks so much for joining us. Lets get started with a check of our weather with tanner. This last day of february is going to get very good from the last week or so. Unfortunately, i cant say rain, but what we do have is a 15 degree drop from yesterday to today, so all these h
Multiple isis videos showing hostage beheadings. Johns real name is mohammed emwazi. Hes an educated british man, who would likely kill again if he wasnt taken out. Now this is significant of course because jihadi john was somewhat of an isil celebrity if you will, kind of the face of the organization in many senses. Again johns death hasnt been connected to the attacks in ris. Switching gears looking ahead to the weekend. Lets go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnaccenberg now for your weekend outlook. From the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. See the screen information from the kwwl sunday, will feel good compaed the below normal temperatures friday. We are tracking a storm forecast to move into the area rare twin bill thats two what some are calling a rare twin bill thats twtw major events in one day. Kwwls Hillary Maglin is live at kinnick now. Ron. Ggpple on the gridiron and a hawkeye game against minnesota. Its all happening tomorrow and University Police are prepa
NASA has alerted the public about an asteroid, 2024 JY1, approaching Earth. Although large and fast, it poses no threat due to its distant trajectory. Part of the Apollo asteroids, 2024 JY1 provides a valuable opportunity for scientific study and public engagement. NASA s ongoing monitoring efforts ensure our safety and expand our knowledge of space, with future prospects for asteroid mining.
NASA issues a warning about asteroid 2024 JY1, comparable in size to an airplane, hurtling towards Earth at 37,070 kmph. Despite its vast dimensions, it poses no immediate danger, passing at a safe distance of 4.16 million miles. This event underscores NASA's vigilance in tracking near-Earth objects and highlights the scientific value of studying asteroids. As it traverses space, it serves as a reminder of our ongoing exploration of the cosmos and our quest for planetary defense.