as his brother gets set to hit the campaign trail today. after a weekend of record setting lows, the weather conditions will affect 90 million from the deep south to the north today. tomorrow, things heat up in a big way. new scandal for spitzer? elliott spitzer has been accused of choking a woman inside a new york city hotel room. he says there is no truth to the allegation. police are investigating. and trapped! dozens of people, including a baby, stuck in a train car for hours in sub zero temperatures. the riders finally lowered to safety by rope and glad to be back on solid ground today, monday, february 15th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer d savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today. it s presidents day, monday morning. carson day ly is in for matt. we have a lot to talk about. we do. so much has changed with the death of justice scalia. the flag outside the supreme court at half-staff thi
m lisa cooney. headlines are straight ahead. it seems like the big story right now. randi: on my way in this morning, the weather this morning is very wildly depending on where you are. we have foggy conditions downtown. level2 snow emergency in adams county. it does depend where you are for what you will be running into. we have some mist still falling around the 71, 75 corridor. heavier snow east of 68. starting out in portions of highland county along 62. moderate snow falling from they were under a level 2 snow emergency this morning and had two inches of snow on the ground then. south of the river, lighter snow falling and moving through germantown, kentucky. this looks better than it did a couple of hours ago. there is fog in plac e. the dense fog advisory in effect until 8:00 this morning. winter weather advisory unsold 10:00. there could be some tricky travel this morning. i promised some 60 s in the seven-day forecast. mark: breaking now, investigators are on the sc
the fog is much lighter than it was two hours ago. highland county and adams county are still the hotspots for snowfall. right now watching the snow fall in marshall downpours sinking spring. peebles and lighter snow reported in the stout area. you can see the intense blue that was rolling through. 6:00, the snowfall is gone. there could be tricky travel through the eastern communities. fog continues to be the issue in some areas. dense fog advisory until 8:00 this morning for areas in southeastern indiana. a winter weather advisory continues until 10:00. you may have a problem this right now it is foggy over top of downtown. 33 degrees. lunchtime, cloudy and 36. sunshine returns later this week along with 60 s in the seven-day. lisa: before we check traffic, we want to get straight to breaking news of a deadly house fire in mason. mark: wlwt news 5 s dan griffin is live at the scene with the investigation. dan, what s the latest? dan: good morning to both of you. fire cre
over the last two hours, you can see the snow has lined up areas east of the route 68 corridor and it is now moving out through central portions of ohio. clouds are lingering this morning. the winter weather advisory sticking around for the eastern communities until 10:00 this morning. reports generally in the interest so range from hillsboro down through west union. take a look closer to downtown, the 275 loop. 71 and 75 corridor and also indiana under a dense fog advisory. as i switch the fog tracker over , you can see a pocket in clinton county with one quarter cvg. here is the planner for today. right now foggy downtown and 32 degrees. watch out for the development of slick spots over the next couple of hours as temperatures dipped below freezing. s and cloudy all day long, same thing tomorrow. sunshine and 60 still in the seven have a day forecast. let s check the roads. two different stories, color, east and close to the downtown. kyla: we will check in and a moment wi
s wasn t the weather that students home today. mark: dayton independent school officials made the decision after receiving a threat. wlwt news 5 s brian hamrick is live with this developing story. ryan: good afternoon, mark. they just located the person that made that threat brian: good afternoon, mark. that made that threat. superintendent here did not want to open the doors to school. of a safety risk. re told the suspect is a s about as ll the bomb threat against dayton schools was posted on social investigators were searching for the juvenile since then. when the person couldn t be found, the superintendent felt the safest thing to do was to close school for the day. it affects the preschool, elementary, middle school and high school, about 1000 students in total. s jay brewer: it s a balance of taking the threat seriously and s not an it s harder than calling a snow day, let me tell you that. brian: there was a girls tonight senior night for the girls, their opp