into the tennessee valley we've got snow it will be light to moderate across the ohio valley as we go throughout the day today it works across parts of the mid atlantic and northeast we'll see early morning snow for the i-95 corridor, but nothing all that impressive. some of the highest amounts in the higher elevations, 3, 4, maybe 5 inches, but otherwise an inch to 2 inches maybe isolated amounts up to 3 inches meanwhile, out west it is soggy for the next couple days we've got a couple storm systems we're going to track as it pushes into the west today it will be rain and snow ono columbus, pittsburgh hits 39 degrees today. washington, d.c. ends up in the upper 40s, and new york city goes to 41 and that's a look at your forecast, jessica, back to you >> all right, angie, thank you >>> the first signs of spring have sprung in japan cherry blossom trees are already in full bloom in southwestern japan. local tourism officials say this is about a month earlier than we would normally see those flowers start to peak. they point to a warmer winter for the early bloom. the region is seeing t

by tomorrow we see the tennessee valley and carolinas deal with shower activity and we ramp up that rain as we get into your saturday your saturday plans may include needing the umbrella as you're heading out parts of the southeast. we'll get beneficial rain. but by the time this is all said and done we could pick ukansas cloudy moyn dapl skies skies. >>> during a speech, prince william took the opportunity to address his father's recent diagnosis. >> i'd like to thank you for the messages it means a great deal us to all. >>> "early today" is whback in minute with why expectant mothers may want to ditch plastic containers >>> the booze that has the booze industry in high spirits he booze industry in high spirits. only hydrate your skin? for advanced science that visibly repairs signs of aging... try olay regenerist micro-sculpting cream. it delivers 10 benefits in every jar for younger-looking skin, visibly firming, lifting, and smoothing wrinkles. olay regenerist penetrates the skin's surface, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level for continuous improvement. to visibly rep

valley. 41 millionpeople at risk it does include the potential for hail, up to golf ball size this is the area where we're looking for the greatest chance to see that, and also tornados there's the storm system we're going to watch also some of that heavy rain it will work out towards the east coast as we get into tomorrow and be offshore before you know it, but not before dumping a little bit of rain along the way. we've also got really cold air behind it. you can see 20s in rapid city, a big difference from places like wichita, upper 70s chicago will hit 77 degrees today but has a big temperature tumble as we get into tomorrow a high of 27 degrees for tomorrow temperatures will continue to be in the mid-60s for80s in dallas. mid-70s in amarillo. and partly cloudy skies expected in new orleans >> thanks so much, angie >>> we're back in a moment with why the biden administration wants to bag a grocery store merger >>> why wendy's menu may cost more, depending on time and demand more, depending on time a demand. how do i clean an aioli stain? thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all

by the time we get into tomorrow, showers will work into portions of the tennessee valley and out towards the carolinas, and we'll see much quieter conditions across the midwest. but we're not done with the rain across the southeast just yet. we head into saturday, your weekend plans will include some of these showers that are going to be quite impactful when it comes to amounts here as we get to the friday through sunday time frame the higher amounts, 2 to 3 inches will be what we expect as far as isolated spots are memps a little keerl ucooler up throu chicago with 56 degrees. fargo deals with showers and snowshowers. that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you >> angie, thank you. >>> a man is in custody this morning after he climbed the las vegas sphere you can see him walking over the top of the 366-foot-tall venue before he descends police describe the man as an urban climber who scales buildings across the county in protest of abortion. this is his second arrest in vegas. it comes as fans travel to the city for the super bowl on sunday. >> >>> still ahead, taylor swift bri

valley, also parts of the interior parts of the northeast into new england snow falling in the rockies. and by sunday more rain falling in portions of the southern plains on the backside of that system in portions of oklahoma any spo. 59 in philadelphia 60s in the ohio valley and warm throughout portions of the southern plains. 79 in corpus christi, 80 degrees in brownsville that's your spring-like friday forecast, frances. >> i cannot wait to enjoy it, just in time for the weekend >>> the ravens' star quarterback flies into the history books but first swift travels. will the biggest name off the field be able to make it in time for the super bowl e it in time for the super bowl? rmacist. ♪♪ this is not just a refill. ♪♪ ♪♪ this is not just a delivery. ♪♪ this is being independent, together. ♪♪ walgreens did you know you waste 200 hours a year handwashing dishes? hun. hun. turning your back on the moments that matter. there's a better option than handwashing. switch to your dishwasher and cascade platinum plus. it uses the power of dawn to thoroughly clean your dishes removing 99% of g

valleys. we'll see snow we'll see rain eventually, it had work out to portions of the mid atlantic and northeast by saturday. again, light accumulations but detroit to grand rapids. buffalo and syracuse will also see those conditions uppe upper 30s expected in new york city today >> thank you so much, angie. the big apple takes big tech to court. we're back in just one minute. u. we're back in just one minute. is soooo soft and soo smooth, i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. mmmmm. huh? mom, you ok in there? i'm tear-ific! enjoy the go with charmin. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. okay, so here's my

valley here as we get through the next couple days snowfall totals, mostly widespread amounts from an inch to two inches. even a couple spots across the midwest and northeast where we could see four to six inches those are isolated, though as far as your valentine's day forecast is concerned, valentine nebraska ending up at 37 degrees. sweetheart city, wisconsin coming in at 40 degrees with partly cloudy skies. loveland, colorado romance, missouri, temperatures in the 60s that's a look at the weather across the country let's see what's happening in your neighborhood. 62 degrees in kansas city. we head to the low 50s in indianapolis sioux falls into the 30s, along with new york city topping out at just 35 degrees today boston ends up at 32 with partly-cloudy skies overhead and that's a look at you are why forecast, frances, back to you >>> today marks six years since 17 lives were stolen at parkland school the gun violence provincial group called change the ref, they have a big event planned in washington, d.c. today they did not shearare any hedet other than it's a high-tech approach

valley. looking at 66 degrees as a high today in chicago. the record there is 64. the warm stays in place whom, temperatures in the 80s in oklahoma city, pinebluff, 90 degrees in san angelo, 60s once again in the midwest, detroit 62 degrees, 61 syracuse. out west heavy snow and really gusty winds, winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour in some spots. this same storm system just a heads up for tomorrow, we could see strong to severe storms it's going to feel summer like, hot in the southern plains today, temperatures soaring into the 90s, 91 degrees today in dallas. all right. that's your warm monday forecast. >> thank you, michelle. >>> now to history maker on horseback. earlier this month 25-year-old shariah harris became the first black woman to play in the u.s. women's polo championship. harris whose team made it to the semi-finals has been playing the sport since the age of 8, this black history month she shared a message to the rising number of black girls getting involved in polo. >> if

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next one on friday, into the tennessee valley, snows in kentucky and the ohio, into virginia and d.c. and philly. that's where you'll see the most snow saturday morning. david? >> david: rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> overseas tonight, our team onboard the "uss eisenhower" in the red sea. the u.s. is there to destroy missiles launched by iranian-backed militants, and there is news coming in tonight on this front. britt clennett onboard the "uss eisenhower" tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're onboard the "uss eisenhower," in the red sea, given inside access on the front lines of the fight against houthi rebels. and it comes just as u.s. forces launched new attacks. destroying an anti-cruise ship houthi missile that was preparing to strike more ships in the region. another super hornet taking off for a mission across the red sea. there's been at least 47 houthi missile and drone attacks on ships since mid-november, but just two in the past six days. evidence rear admiral marc miguez tells me that the almost daily u.s. air strikes are working. >> we have reduced

next one on friday, into the tennessee valley, snows in connecticut and the ohio, into virginia and d.c. and philly. that's where you'll see the most snow saturday morning. david? >> david: rob margs yano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> overseas tonight, our team onboard the "uss eisenhower" in the red sea. the u.s. is there to destroy missiles launched by iranian-backed militants, and there is news coming in tonight on this front. britt clennett onboard the "uss eisenhower" tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're onboard the "uss eisenhower," given inside access on the front lines in the fight against houthi rebels. >> and it comes just as u.s. forces launched new attacks. destroying an anti-cruise ship houthi missile that was preparing to strike more shops in the region. another plane taking off for a mission across the red sea. there's been at least 47 houthi missile and drone attacks on ships since mid-november, but just two in the past six days. evidence rear admiral mark tells me that the almost daily u.s. airstrikes are working. >> we have reduced some of their capability

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but the warmth in the south will be coming with rain, stretching from texas to the tennessee valley witht risk of flooding. there could be 1 to 3 inches, even 4 inches across the region between now until monday. >>> scientists are warning that a crucial list of ocean currents could be on the point of collapsing. the gulfstreamo -- a part of it. cnn's chad myers has more. >> the warm water is transported to the south, cools off and comes back around again, but what happens if these transports, these currents stop? that's kind of a new study we had out yesterday. what happens if we dump so much glacial ice from greenland getting in the way of the warm water that's supposed to come up from the gulfstream? what if we put so much fresh water into the system that things stop or could they stop? now we know that what was the basis of the 2004 movie "the day after tomorrow" with dennis quaid, it's not completely out of the question. and, in fact, this current may be slowing down already. how long would it take to ever stop, there's no way to know. but we think about 8,000 years ago when the ice

as we get into tomorrow this next system will work into the ohio and tennessee valleys.again has some snow, wintry mix and rain with it. places like memphis, sinnest cincinnati will see some impacts. and a bit of snow for the midatlantic and north east. none of these are higher accumulation amounts, but either way we could see a couple of spots pick up 4 inches, 6 inches, lower portion of michigan, but otherwise an inch to 2 inches. and out west they're gearing up for a couple of days of the few storms that will work on through, and we'll once again see the potential for flooding concerns for our friends out west. >> we'll certainly keep an eye on that. angie lassman, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," israel launches extensive air strikes in lebanon following a deldly rocket attack on an army base. we'll talk about this latest escalation and what it means for the tensions there in the region. "way too early" will be right back with that. gion "way too early" will be right back with that is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count

valleys.se are going to last through the early morning hours, so just a heads up for folks there. we've seen tornado warnings, multiple reports of hail and strong winds across that region through the day yesterday, and we're going to see the potential for this storm to move farther to the east through the day today. one thing to note the severe threat thought all that illim pressive but it isn't zero. we'll also see the heavy rain causing delays from i-95 to boston to d.c. so heads up it might take a little longer. and jonathan mentioned it the cold blast of air behind the system surprising to say the least. chicago has a temperature of 28 degrees for the high today. we yesterday set a high in that city for 75 degrees. really impressive temperature drops. we're going to see this cooler air continue to work its way to the east as we get into tomorrow, too. while parts of the east coast are way above normal today in the 70s and 60s, not the case tomorrow. new york city ends up 39 degrees, baltim

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we see the mid-atlantic and tennessee valley with a wintry mix across the ohio valley.the picture for folks across the northeast. how much will it be? >>> good saturday morning. 6:06. a look what's going on outside. chilly again. 37 in walnut creek. the valley upper 30s this morning. low 40s down here in san jose and over into oakland 44 degrees and watch out for patchy fog. not too bad. also talk about this. coastal flood advisory until 1:00 this afternoon. those high tides coming in, in between 10:00 and 12:00. be aflky localized >>> folks in the southeast need super bowl plans indoors with that rain. >> angie, thank you. >>> full breakdown of who to watch for tomorrow night from watch for tomorrow night from the match ups to the music and when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take

we've got some fairly heavy rain easing over to was the tennessee valley pushing a little further east woods. welcome dry weather. welcome sunshine. of course, the west coast of the us, at least for the time being logic, twice a month to the continent on friday with rain carry east a week to look at the world's top business stores. how much is the rebuilding? the cost of who pays from global market as an economist of small businesses have just started seeing and station come down and how it affects the dives. how big a problem is global food insecurity. counting the cost on o g, a 0 for 3 days. the slow lying coastal area in northern lebanon was inundated, when nearby rivers overflowed during heavy rain. those living here are some of the most vulnerable in loving on where the economy has all the collapse. the river is water level reached up to here. experts say global climate change is leading to intense bouts of rain. after long periods of dry weather. there are several informal sacraments for refugees from neighboring syria in this region as well. concerned is growing among communiti

so i think that was tennessee valley -- so i think that was tennessee valley - definitely a highlighttoo young to know malcolm. i was about 8 when he was killed. i only saw dr. king twice. i was 12 when he was killed. but i got to know both of their widows. ms. king was responsible for me learning how to be a little more pragmatic. >> i worked closely with her son. and betty shabazz is my daughter's god mother. talk about how they were the ones that really drove their husbands. they were partners. coretta scott king was the copilot of the civil rights movement and betty shabazz kept malcolm strong. i used to hear them talk about this when they would talk to me in private. >> i love the fact you said they weren't just housewives. you don't have a malcolm x and a dr. martin luther king, jr. without womens, wives who were also dreamers, who were also activists. these were women who challenged their ideals and really parcelled through a lot of the sermons and messages they were going to speak about. they gravitated to these women for that, that they had a mind of their own, that they had

look at snow moving across ohio and tennessee river valley. tracking that.ong the west coast, you will get pounded especially in california along the coast and into the mountains. quick mover. some areas could get six inches plus. new york could get an inch or two and upstate we'll see the heavier snowfall totals. this is not a big storm system, it will reinforce winter and colder air and west coast another round of heavy rain as we go through the weekend and monday. bottom line is, monday is when we'll see the daytona 500. >> carley: that is janice's prediction from the start, we'll hold you to it. thank you. >> happy weekend. >> carley: happy weekend. i love these videos and we want to see more of you. people who watch our show everyday, send us a quick video saying your name, where you are from, why you are up early and what you love about your show. e-mail to friends first at fox.com. we look forward to hearing from you. now back to serious news. we know that two of the migrants charged for attacking nypd officers in time square of part of a venezuelan g

and ohio valley this system is going to work its way through the east and that means more thunderstorms from parts of the midwest to the northeast, mid atlantic included in this as well it would mean that we'll have delays alon those roads. commute won't be great on i-95 much of the east included this this with these wind gusts anywhere 3 30, 40 miles per hour. meanwhile, chilly temperatures behind the system. we're going to stay warm alon the east coast look at chicago. 28 degrees, the gh temperature fohim jackson to montgomery. 46 degrees and mostly sunny skies for oklahoma city. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you >> thanks for doing that, angie. >>> up next, discord on tiktok >>> and the cruel reality of deep fakes why the inappropriate use of a.i. is raising alarm at schools across the country '6 schools across the country. '6 because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying... (clucking) nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family

river valleys, with heavier showers and thunderstorms down through the mid-tennessee river valley, light making its way up through the ohio river valley. and saturday, mid-morning snow into the mid-atlantic and northeast, blustery. there's a pair of clippers coming right through i haven't seen a pair of clippers in a long time, but that's another story hey, come on we're looking at anywhere of 1 to 2 inches of snow, heavier snow making its way into the tug hill plateau between watertown, utica, new york, and heavier amounts up into the northeast and new england. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds movie. karaoke. and... 2% cash back on what you need. (man) no no no, just my shoe. (vo) like maybe shoes without laces. (man) just my shoe folks. (vo) the wells fargo active cash card. that's real life ready. >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we are starting out with cool temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now, and we are headed for 64 degrees in mountain view and hayward as well as san josÉ. a lot of mid to low 60s across the bay area today as we

tennessee river valley snow will end across the upper midwest.n saturday, another big storm gets itself together in texas. we're looking at this stationary front pushing in bringing beneficial rain for the lower mississippi river valley then sunday, that surface low gains strength in the lower mississippi river valley we have severe storms possible in sunday, texas, louisiana. then we move on into monday. rain into the mid atlantic, back behind it from cincinnati, cleveland into up state new york, but rain along the coast with windy conditions and tuesday storm moves off the new england coast, much colder air comes into the northeast and mid atlantic states. through monday morning, we're talking anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain through the southeast and lower mississippi river valley could see some light snow here in the northeast, but it's probably right along the coast going to be mostly rain and heavier snow will be inland sections of the northeast and on into new england but we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds.

river valleys going into tomorrow and into wednesday.ortheast 60s, 70s through the plains. more snow out west and rain >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our springlike weather from over the weekend is coming to an end. we have a cold front approaching the bay area. we're going to see more clouds and even a few spotty showers in the late morning to early afternoon. tomorrow we'll start out with temperatures in the upper 30s, but it will be sunny, and we'll be in the mid-60s for the highs after a cold start for the next few days. as we approach the weekend, a bigger storm arriving with the poss >> y chicos una programaciÓn programming note "deal or no deal island" with joe manganiello premiers tonight. it is a new twist on the iconic show it is set on the banker's private island contestants will compete to find hidden briefcases worth more than $200 million. joe will actually stop by the 3rd hour to tell us all about it can't wait to talk to him. you can catch "deal or no deal" tonight at 9:30. 8:30 central, and streami

the tennessee river was low. there had been a sustained drought and if you remember about battle of chickamauga, the soldiers were really hurting for water at chickamauga and so the tennessee river particularly near chattanooga, was too to have any kind navigation. so the river was out of we talked about bridges so there was bridge a railroad bridge at bridgeport and a railroad bridge at running water creek. but the confederates had destroyed those railroad bridges and. so the nashville and chattanooga railroad was not an option for. the can for the federals to supply their army in chattanooga, there was a road that hugged the north bank of the tennessee called haley's trace. it was very rough road. but the confederates who were on the south bank of the river, the sharpshooters there, could have easily shot the horses and mules across river, pulling the wagons and. so that route of transportation was off limits. so how did rosecrans get supplies into chattanooga? he had to put them on wagons at bridgeport and hau

a little farther south in tennessee, that's pretty much it. it fizzles out.of the country, it's quiet. quiet conditions throughout much of the middle of the country. that's out west. what we do have is those temperatures that weekend winter blast and windchills pretty chilly in the teens in new york, boston, four degrees, feeling like below zero farther north in caribou, maine, but not going to be around long. we will warm things up. look at this, oklahoma city, by monday, temperatures in the low 80s, records possible. that's a look at the forecast around the country. let's see what's going o >> somara: and that's a look at your forecast. my friends, back to you. >> janai: wait a second. >> gio: 60s. >> janai: 83 in oklahoma city on monday. >> somara: on monday. >> whit: road trip. [ laughter ] packing up the family van. let's go. >> janai: that's insane. >> somara: i know. i know. >> gio: thank you, so mara. can we talk about odie? >> whit: yes. >> gio: the lunar lander odysseus or odie's images taken while odie was about to land flying six miles above a cra

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we tennessee that we don't have that a couple of like we do in the summer months we're in the morning's much the same are a little chillier inlet and then up pops in the afternoon. but our mid 70's will be found in the south bay. most likely 72 leandro, 74 walnut creek. but still about a 68 70 for fairfield. 71 for napa in 72 for santa rosa. and this kind of spring time forecast as we got a little bit of everything, a few little showers going on here for your sunday into monday. drying out midweek. watch those chilly morning lows back to the 60's for highs and then oia a cold rain returns thursday into next weekend. stephanie. >> kron 4 is celebrating black history month. and if you're looking for a fun and educational activity to do with the family this weekend, our next guest might have the perfect option for you. joining us live now to share more is xavier buck, executive director of the doctor, huey p newton foundation and black panther party museum in oakland. good morning to you. good morning. alright, thanks so much for being with us here. bright and early coming from oakland.

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we see impacts across the tennessee >>> good morning. 5:47. waking up to the final saturday in february. mostly clear skies with 50 degrees down here in san jose. we go over to the tri-valley now where temperatures there are a little cooler in the 40s to start in dublin. over on in oakland starting off, again, 50 degrees and mostly career skies. this afternoon, spectacular. hope you get outside. look at numbers. 70 >>> that's the look at the forecast. guys, it feels good when i give you mostly good news. >> not raining on a saturday. >> we don't ask much. thank you. >>> still to come, marissa parra is live in florida with the latest on the measles outbreak. >> reporter: it was a week ago with the first case which was a half a dozen elementary students here. we have learned of a new case in the county. all of this with decisions made what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence again