bracing for their first taste of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. also tonight, how the brutal cold complicates the first campaign contest of 2024. i m robert costa in iowa on the eve of the republican presidential caucuses. new polling on republican and national matchup. plus, today marks 100 days of war between israel and hamas. new demands for the return of hostages, and the latest from inside gaza. i m charlie d agata in tel aviv, where israelis mark the day in mourning and fear for remaining hostages while the death toll inside gaza continues to climb. in ukraine, u.s. funding stalls, threatening its fight against russia. i m chris livesay in ukraine, where officials say the country is finished without more u.s. military aid. new era. denmark s new king begins his new reign. and later, we remember the last of the honeymooners. joyce randolph s forever trixie and classic television s sitcom. always to face the camera. because when he turns profile, brot
temperatures to hold campaign events ahead of tomorrow s pivotal iowa caucuses. team coverage this evening, foxbusiness radio trouble is here with more on subzero temperatures and wind chills, i will congressman ashley is here to promote tomorrow s congresses the first, bill melugin with the latest from the campaign trail. good evening. tomorrow night i once from all across the tri-state are going to get up into bone chilling temperatures and pleading inside school gyms, churches, community centers where they will talk with neighbors and make the choice for president so let s talk about the latest bull, this is highly respected des moines register poll that came out last night and shows donald trump still bargained away front runner could begin at 48% but nikki haley is moved into a strong second-place at 20%. ron desantis at third, 16%. vivek ramaswamy at 8%. today donald trump held rallies where you reacted to the poll results. i don t have the same vast wealth trum
of the fog. above it is where the loma fire is burning. still 73 degrees in the hills. not as hot the last few days. we should see cooler temperatures, and the marine layers deepening which will help things out along the fire lines. the cooldown badly needed on the santa cruz mountains, where the loma fire continues to burn mostly out of control. here is the laeest in terms of the numbers. the fires burned through 2200 acres, up to 10% containment this morning. one home and six out buildings have been destroyed. bob redell is out there and will have an update later this morning. as we mentioned yesterday, there were a lot of reenforcements needed to get to this point today. the number of firefighters went from 350 to 500 on the front lines, bringing in tankers and choppers as they did more air drops and used more fire retardant. it appears to have calmed the spread of the fire. a very fierce fire season. firefighters say it s only intensified in the past few months. we
i see low clouds and i know i see fog this morning. the low clouds spilling over to the hayward side. can really see it from the san broon know mountains. it s about 1,000 feet down to ground level where you ve got to low clouds. 50s and 60s right now. all day sea breeze helping to drop our temperatures inland out of the 90s, mid to upper 80s. in the 60s in san francisco. the fire lines this morning, still seeing temperatures in the 70s. warm and dry above 2,000 feet. highs today running cooler than yesterday. the trend will certainly continue as we head into the weekend. higher humidity levels, cooling temperatures we hope will help firefighting efforts around the loma fire. we hope the cooler weather does held in the fight to contain the flames still spreading in the santa cruz mountains. the loma fire stands at more than 2200 acres this morning. this morning, take s bob redell is live near the front lines once again. bob, still a lot of homes we understand in the fir
now to the storm that everybody is carefully watching. hurricane joaquin now a category 4 hurricane inching its way toward the united states mainland. but its path keeps changing and that has people who suffered through sandy on edge and getting ready for anything. we have cbs 2 storm team coverage. crews are fanned out across the tri-state area getting ready to weather the storm. let s start with lonnie quinn and the new information coming in now. lonnie. you betcha, kristine. it s coming in as we speak. if you take a look, this is the storm high up in space. i give you a satellite view o joaquin, the eye on top of the central bahamas. as big as this storm, i m seeing something that s encouraging as i look at the trebled. the national hurricane center as of yesterday had this cone, all right, pretty small tight cone because it was all kinds of consensus about this storm was going to go to north carolina or to virginia. skinny red line around the outer banks. this is yester