this is the fox report tonight a hard- fought union battle coming to an end and a major employer touting a win. and so- called polar vortex moving this and bringing us the kind of weather that makes history. >> millions of people, from the midwest to the east coast, know it is coming. we'll sink in to a deep freeze and it is the kind of weather that has the nfl playing attention as playoff games pay attention. teams and fans in bitter condition. and dangerous for little ones at bus stops. one state called off school for monday. fox reports on the historic

cold. and the white house weighing a new idea to deal with technology in the wake of the pain excel flawed roll out of the healthcare.gov website. tonight, see what the white house plans to do next. i am harris faulkner. we again with a high stakes show town. it is watched by big labor and friends in washington. members of a major union pitted against each other and voting on whether to make key concessions to boeing. the machine issue narrowly approved the plan for doing away with pension. bog will continue to make airlines in seattle. the company applied intense pressure and fielding more than

50 bids from 22 different states and all promising lower costs partially due to fewer union workers. it could be the beginning of a now trend for business versus big labor and just as democrats are relying on union support. andom nick is live for us in los angeles for this. dom? >> reporter: hey, there, harris,ine though the economy is in rebound. state officials are trying to make sure jobs are safe guarded. the officials who lobbied to keep production of triple x in washington state saved local jobs from heading elsewhere. that is depend if they want to retain their seats come reelection time. beauing pulled off a neat trick and awarded itself tax breaks and avoid future striking and wages and conditions for a whole

ten years. with top notch manufacturing jobs vanishing here in the united states, other corporations could follow in their to the steps. and it is a win- win for the company and this will be the first mid- term in which the corporate political union spending is no longer capped. the here's how it works. the contract runs from 2016 to 2024, it replaces the pensions that they have with a 401 k type plan. a 10,000 signing bonus and 5,000 bonus in 2020. machinist were split about the up side of that and take a listen. >> i think the main thing to keep boeing in the local area and keep jobs going and benefits the large community. >> boeing is doing fabulous and

they are asking for serious concessions. pension and health care is a problem. our members are going to be paying thousands more out of their pocket. now local level union officials triggered the ball on the and went home licking their wounds. one saying, we felt that the cost was too high in terms of lost pension and the thousands of dollars in additional health care costs we'll have to pay each year. now, it is up for all of us to pull together to make the airplane program successful. it accounts for 10,000 jobs in washington state, harris, back to you. >> again big labor and corporations watching this. it could portend a trend if this holds together. good to see you tonight, thank you. fox weather alert. life- threatening cold begins tonight and will continue to affect regions of the nation for

days to come. tens of millions of people will feel this. and the temperatures will set records over the next coming days. it is in the midwest, they will see it and in maine, dealing with coastal flooding and that pushed a to the of icy water in the road ways. northeast and west 0 digit temperatures the and the wind chill will make it dangerous to be outside for a matter of minutes. concerns is prompting the state of minnesota to cancel school c this comes as the people in the midwest and northeast got slammed by the snow, first time since 2014. >> my hand finally got good gloves on and i am okay. >> most importantly his skin is covered. we'll go to meteorologist ka

itlin. >> we are talking about a historic cold outbreak. nationwide and all the way down in the tennessee valley and back in the northeast. the worst of that will be sunday through tuesday. we have a snow storm breaking out in portions of the great lakes and chicago and kansas city and rocky mountains. it is what is behind it that is worse and widespread. wind chill warnings are in affect for the plains and heartland. we are talking about wind chill values 40 or 60 below early monday morning in the nation's mid-section. it is extending in portions of alabama and into mississippi where it will feel below 0. the worst of the cold has not yet a ratified. it is not pleasant. ten degrees in minneapolis and 17 in omha and 14 in rapid city. the cold air is starting to move through. four below feeling like in the

midcities. and two in billings, montana. tomorrow afternoon and evening we are below 0 when it comes to air temperatures in the twin cities and bismark and cold playoff game in green bay. air temperatures tomorrow are 15 below in the northern plains including minnesota and the dakotas and feel like it is 40 or 50 or 60 below. it is dangerous cold and that spreads in the northeast by tuesday morning and in to places like philadelphia where here we'll break a record low temperature and see the temperatures in the minus ranges. this is uncommon in the northeast. harris. >> you maid a point. it drives home for people who don't live in that part of the country. temperatures now people can't fathom. but menus 40 and 50 degrees with wind chill. it is like a horror movie. it is already there. how will they tell the

difference. >> many people have never felt this. it is about to get worse. >> thank you for staying on it. >> a new move by the white house over the continued fallout of the botched roll out of obama care. the obama administration is considering to loosening hiring rules for technology specialist and creating a new federal unit, a layer of government dedicated to major tech projects, projects like healthcare.gov, which suffered a debilitating crashes and bugs immediately after going on line and took weeks to resolve most of those problems andine now back end issues are creating headaches for insurers and enrollees as they begin to use the policies for the first time. molly, this is not a done deal and now a new government is stirring up controversy. >> reporter: it always does, harris. a few federal agency that is

focusing on launching and updating website and tech projects that are used by the public. wall street reports that this is in response to the obama care roll out in a time when the government is trying to convince americans that government can run programs and technology can be used to make health care more efficient and cheaper. not everyone believes that a federal technology agencies the way to go. >> i am not one who thinks that the way to fix bureaucratic failure is add more bureaucracy. you can just hire people who knew what they were doing in the beginning. >> reporter: the government is having difficulty hiring the best and brightest in the tech sector and falling behind. >> molly, what else is the federal government considering to boost the tech capabilities? >> reporter: one idea kicked around accord toth wall street

journal is have specialist rotate through private companies. one said we don't have enough people inside of government to make good sound technology decisions. this gap between the public sector and the private sector has affected their knowledge. another idea stream line the federal hiring process so it doesn't take months and months to fill one job. that is time that allows private companies to snap up the best candidates, harris. >> startling, all of the people with the jobs in the federal government and they still don't have the right people to do this kind of work. we'll talk about this coming up. molly, thank you very much. if the administration is admitting it needs help for future tech projects is this new technology sector the answer? john will join us for the first fox report of 2014 and he is here. i will ask him coming up. >> former first lady barbara bush is out of the hospital.

doctors discharged her from houston methodist following six days of treatment from new monia and she said she feels great and thanks the hospital staff. barbara bush is 88 years old. she and former president bush will celebrate their 69th wedding anniversary on monday. right now, concerns that intense and deadly fighting have left a major industry americans fought so hard for in the iraq war in the control of terrorist now. but that city is not the only one fighting for its survival at this hour. more questions about our nation's top spying agency and the surveillance of americans. from law makers on both sides of the aisle politically. republicans, and democrats, republican sander rand paul has

more than just the questions for the white house, he has thoughts on it. and look at those, that is a plane, these are fresh new pictures. it is not a runway, that is a major thoroughfare here in the new york city area. and something went wrong earlier just a now hours ago and we'll tell you what. stay close. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and adiums. but, of course, 's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before.

[ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car, and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪

♪ hah

al-qaeda is on the move in iraq and in their cross hairs two cities fought and with american blood. this two years after the last american combat troops left that country. militants captured the western staef fall ja after three days of fighting. the same city where the iraq incursion began. and 71 american troops died in a fierce 10-day assaults in

early 04. the fighting continues in a familiar city ramadi. they are in thenbar province and stretches best of baghdad all the way to where syria and jordan are. that is a region of sunni muslims and they are a minority in iraq. the state department has spoken out on the violence a short time ago saying part, we are following events in the iraq and concerned about the al-qaeda terrorist state of iraq and its ability to sarks cert authority in syria and iraq. and they are concerned about the security forces that is on display for all to see. >> and just moments to ago. nsa released a statement saying that it is reviewing senator

bernie sanders letter to insure that congress will have new information about the spy agency programs. there is new fallout in the spying scandal. senator rand paul revealed plans to sue the obama administration for the controversial nsa methods. it is not only republicans demanding questions. peter doosy has more from washington. >> reporter: harris, if you have a cell phone septemberor rand paul said you should be able to join the lawsuit. they are putting together a experienced legal team including the former virginia senator and gain class action status in his bid to prevent the nsa bulk data collection. >> the government should only look at visa and phone bill if they have a warrant specific to you and say that you have committed a crime. >> reporter: bernie sanders has

tough questions for nsa keith a leshgsander. the nsa currently spying on members of congress or other american elected officials? these congressional calls for clarity and privacy are coming a head of president obama's announcement of reforms to the way the nsa does business. >> i will make a definitive statement about all of this in january where i will be able to say these are the recommendations that make sense and here are ones that are promising and still need to be refined further. >> reporter: but the obama administration is fighting to keep collecting american phone records. they can continue the bulk data collection and the doj appealed federal judge's ruling that found the nsa practices likely do violate the constitution, harris. >> peter, thank you. and i want to bring everybody up to speed because i have the statement from nsa.

members of congress were concerned because they were concerned about being spied o. nsa is fully commited to transparency with congress. our interaction with congress is extensive and sense the media disclosure last june. you think that might be through the now leaker edward snowden. we'll republican to work to insure that all members of congress including senator sanders have information to fully inform the discharge of their duties. this is more to come with the story. members of congress feel like they are spied on and the nsa is now responding. >> new development in the legal battle it keep a 13-year-old child brain dead on life support. the latest fight pie her family to save jahad mcman. >> a look at top items on

president obama's agenda this is not a runway. it is an express way in the new york city area. a plane has landed on it. it is a busy one, too. [ male] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ ♪ doing it with a cold, just not going to happen. ♪ vicks dayquil powerful non-drowsy 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ no matter what city you're playing tomorrow... [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] ...you can't let a cold keep you up tonight.

♪ vicks nyquil powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪

a small plane ahead an emergency landing in the middle of a busy highway in new york city. that plane reportedly lost power and forcing the pilot to put it down on the ground in the now lanes in the major express way in the brojs. no vehicle were hit and no one hurt on the ground. but both directions of that huge express way closed for sometime. fire officials said the pilot and passengers emerged unscathed and one passenger suffered minor

injuries. and officials responding to this said it was nothing short of a miracle that the pilot pull today off with a lot of ice and snow. wow. new developments in the california battle by a family to keep their daughter alive and on life support. attorneys for the hospital and mom have wrapped up talks to discuss the possibility of moving the 13-year-old ja ha mccan to another facility. ja ha was declared brain dead after complications from tonsil surgery. the hospital will plan to take her off life support on tuesday if the family doesn't find another facility before then. mike huckabee speaks with terry schia vo's brother who threw his support behind the mcmann family. his sister was among the right

to life in history. >> you are seeing with terry and ja ha's case since we started the foundation, hospital boards, doctors and ethics committees are now making decisions in place of family members and that's what people need to be concerned about today. we are losing control. we are losing our medical rights when it comes to making decisions for ourselves and loved ones. >> a lot of families find themselves in the position of fighting for care. it is right after the fox report. president obama is getting ready to return to the white house following a vacation in hawaii. there is plenty of work waiting for him. some of the items on the top of the agenda, implementing obama care and gun control and immigration control. we have wendall traveling with the president. >> reporter: harris, the first

thing on the to do list for the president is get congress to extend unemployment benefits. he didn't get it in the budget. he said too many people are out of work too long not to have them. >> instead of punishing families who can least afford it, republicans should make it their new year's resolution and do the right thing and restore the vital economic security for the constitients right now. >> he will be pushing the implementation of obama care to make sure it goes better than the website. for republicans, the website problems was a flaw in the law that should be repealed epitirely. and they will try to subject it to death by a thousand cuts. mr. obama would like an immigration reform bill. he will make sure hispanics know that republicans are the hold off. republicans show no sign.

it is hurting them with the largest and fastest growing minority. possibility of a bipartisan up to cut funding for convngzs and use for children's medical research. >> if we do, it just might inspire us to come together and do what the american people sent us to do. jobs and health care and energy and education and innovation is all areas in which the house started work and washington needs to finish this year. >> the white house hasn't weighed in on the plan and the president blames republicans for the cuts and medical research funding that came as part of the sequester. and it was the democratic insistent on raising tax revenues. >> as the president prepares to return to washington, the white house continues to deal with all of the issues that wendal laid out.

we'll braining down the big changes that the obama administration is considering in the wake of all of the trouble, for a new labor of government bureaucracy to deal with technology the answer? >> also, is it down right frigid and dangerously so, absolutely. where we could see historically low temperatures? >> we have four pairs of socks three pairs of slacks and three sweatshirts and two hats. and two gloves. explore what's new for 575 calories or less on oulighter fareu. enjoy fresh tossed. go fish. and try our new rosemary garlic chicken at olive garden. i needed a new laptop for my pre-med classes, something that runs office and has a keyboard. but i wanted a tablet for me, for stuff like twitter and xbox, so my downtime can be more like uptime. that's why i got a windows 2 in 1 which does both --

works as a laptop and a tabl. so i can manage my crazy life, and also he a life. [ be ] gotta go. ♪ the #1 selling pain reliever, in one cold medicine. advil congestion relief. it delivers a one-two punch at pain and sinus pressure with the power of advil and a nasal decongestant in a single pill. advil congestion relief.

im harris faulkner and this is the fox report. it is time for the top of the nows. fuare joining us this is what is happening. the obama administration considering to starting a special technology task force just to handle big project in the wake of the boeched obama care roll out. that is according to the wall street journal reporting. it is one of the options that the white house is considering trying to attract top notch talent to work with the government. john is a columnist for a national review magazine. you promised to be here and look at you. first fox report of 2014 and you are here as promised and we ask you the question. is the white house saying poor job recruitment the reason that the obama care was botched? >> white house thinks it is run like a private business. to have it run like a private

business. you would have to change all of the federal contracting rules and turn it inside outment the government should never take on something this ambitious and run our health care system. it simply can't. it is got to be decentralized. they used private contractors. and the same one for healthcare.gov, blew two big projects in canada, and they still hired them. so i am skeptical that you can idealistically do what they are claiming to do. >> the same contractor works on state sites and they are having problems in the states, too. bigger government is what they are talking about to fix. >> extra layer of government. >> very odd way to do it. in the bigger picture maybe it is the job's program that came out of the white house. i am being sarcastic of course.

but they do have to fix some things. things popped up since january 1st. people are having a hard time signing on care for new born babies. there is something on the website to make it difficult to do that. >> you can go to the insurance company and after you go through the mus, which ia c and get a real person. it shoes that healthcare.gov is not fixed and not ready for prime time. >> it is interesting, house majority leader eric cantor plans to push forward the bill and wants to see it for a vote on security. he said that there should be more security requirements for healthcare.gov. if a breach occurs it shouldn't be up to the bureaucrat of when and whether to inform an individual that personal information is accessed: >> so far there is no evidence that eric cantor is in the

house. we talked about this last week. target had to inform the customers there was a security breach. healthcare.gov doesn't have to. frankly, frightening to americans because healthcare.gov failed the security test twice. >> it is 2014 and like dejavu all over again. the issues are hanging out and more and more people signing o. let's talk about that. so the white house, i thought was part of the suggestion that 7 million people would need to be enrolled in the deadline in march to fund the whole thing and now they are walking back that number, why? >> because it is embarrassing and they will not hit it. you know, the congressional budget office came up with the 7 million number and the white house embraesed and secretary sebelius said that is our target and they said it was our number and now saying it was not.

there is an old story an old woman walked in a hotel room and walks in and found her husband with another woman. he said are you going to believe me our your lying eyes? >> how many people do we need? is that more accurate. >> we don't know if we are close to the 2 million. we haven't figured how many people paid the premium. if you are not paying the premium, you are not really insured. >> i want to move on to something else that happen this weekend, that is the union vote with boeing and how we are looking in the future of big business and wait a empty. we don't want to fund entitlements and if you are not letting big business do that we'll go to a different state. >> this is the gennious. if a state goes too far off in the wrong direction in economic policies. people will move to another state. the dream liner which was

boeing's big jet moved to south carolina. the obama administration tried to stop them and claiming they couldn't do that it because state carolina was a right to work and hostile to labor. and so the unions got the message. if we go too far they will move our jobs. >> and politically? >> i think it simply tells the labor unions that the rank and file members will only go so far in a left wing direction. if you present your case to the rank and file labor people, not just the union bosses, you will get a good result. >> john, you say you got a job or don't got a job. bad english but that's the bottom line. >> union bosses are saying, some supported it but others say they are bluffing. >> they didn't bluff in south carolina with the dream liner. >> quickly, my mother is having a -- breaking news this hour,

and you and i talked you said it is not breaking new. the nsa now responding to senator bernie sanders office that said you are spying on the member was congress. the nsa said you have the same protections as every u.s. american citizens which is i think a yes? >> i wouldn't put a lot of confidence in that. i talked to the people in the intelligence community, what they say, the nsa will tell congress what they want to hear and tell them little as possible and only tell the committee chairman. the average congressman who wants to learn what is going on with the program can i go in the secret room and look at documents and not take notes. often the answer is no. often they are in the carc. >> even if they think they are spied on. >> the government is never going to give that information to congress. they can subpeona all they wish

but good luck if i understanding it out. >> john, good to see you, and thank you. and a quick programming note for you on fox news sunday. chris wallace with an interview with mitt romney. >> a prison comes under attack from a group of heavily armed men disguised as police officers delivering a prisoner. it is our top story as we go a round the world in 80 seconds. mexico, once inside, five gun men opened fire killed four inmates and wounding one guard. no group claimed responsibility but drug cartels are known to attack rival gang members and storm prisones to free members. chile. protestors destroying police

barricades and setting a bank cash machine on fire. police fighting back with water cannons and tear gas. the demonstrations marking the sixth anniversary of the death of a native indian killed trying to reclaim the afternoonient family farm land. brazil, with hotel rooms in short supply for this year's world cup, soccer fans are offer willed cheep room in the santa towns. starting at $15 a night. those towns are riddled with drug violence. but we are told that safety improved since the police increased their presence there. >> russia, people in the host country of the winter olympics takeneding to the moscow winter festival in red square. that is a giant lollipop in the shape of a horse. and crowds ate the whole thing in minutes. that's the trip around the world in 80 seconds. fox weather alert on a heat

freeze set to affect millions of americans. the wind chill in the country. it is minus 4 in minneapolis. this is a start of dangerously cold weather that will settle on a large chunk of the country. in one state they are cancelling school statewide for monday. this comes as areas are bracing for the historic low attach temperature -- temperatures. this is a layered affect. brian, let's start with the state cancelling school. >> reporter: harris, you know that minnesota is ready as anybody to deal with winter and snow. but no matter of winter experience can prepare you for negative 20 degrees weather. in a move that underscores the seriousness of the next winter blast, the governor of the state closed all public schools. grades k- 12 for the first time in 17 years on monday due to

cold weather. >> it is a historic weather pattern that we are having. 86 hours of sub0 freezing. and dangerous wind chills. kids can get frost bite and the governor wanted to insure all kids are safe. >> taking no chances, harris. >> brian, how is the dig out going in the northeast after the big storm that left us and dumped fo two feet of snow north of boston? >> reporter: their they are still digging and the snow is not that heavy in connecticut. and there is eight inches of snow and people are digging out there. and there are 200 accidents due to the storm. in maine high winds caused coastal flooding and business owners are trying to get to theirnesses and in massachusetts, a lot of burst pipes and water mains and all in all, people are digging out and getting back to normal. harris. >> thank you, stay warm out

there. snrs an investigation in a skying accident that injured a race car driver. what his family handed over that could answer important questions of why he fell. and a puppy in trouble. someone reached and rescued man's best friend. >> put the heat on the boat and she shook for ten hours straight. the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those o believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world'great stories. that began much the same w ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪

adt can help you turn on a few ghts. ♪ aess cameras from anywhere to helpyou keep an eye on things. ♪ even ing family in fm the cold when yore not there. now get the advancedechnology of adt starting at ju $79 us a camera at no additional charge. with adt, you get 24/7 fast response monitoring thahelps protect you from burglary, fire,

and high levels of carbon monoxide. plus rete access to your home. even corol your thermostat to lsave energy. get adt installed starting at just $79. plus a camera at no additional charge. that's a total savings of over $450 -- adt's best holiday offer. for everything that matters most. ♪ adt. always there. new questions about the skying accident that left a race car champion hospitalized. michael shum authority a cher is in serious conditionment his family handed over the camera he was wearing on his helmet during the accident. the sen- time formula one champ suffered serious head injuries

and in a medically induced coma and they did surgery immediately after. recent brain scans shoes small signs of improvement. >> tender box conditions create an inferno in 0- degrees temperatures. it is our top story as we go across america. >> new york? >> nearly 200 firefighters in brooklyn working on the flames in the bitter cold. authorities say they spread quickly as frozen fire hydrants delayed efforts to put it out. the cause is under investigation. north carolina, lost but found in the nick of time. three hikers recovering after rangers rescued them from the appalachian trail. they got in the trouble when the weather stranded them in the snow and 20 degrees below 0. >> i was going home.

and after that, not having feeling, your nerves die. >> they were treated for hypothermia and possible frost bite. florida, another rescue. this time man saves his best friend. >> they could see just her nose sticking out of the water. >> fishermen plucked the dog out of the water. and this homeowner tock her off their hands when they got to the land. >> babies new care taker will keep her while searching for her owners. >> back in new york. a bit of the wild west meets the big apple. thousands of dollars in produce money up for grabs. that is fox watch across america. marijuana smoker, flocking to colorado, now that recreational sales are legal. a look inside of a industry, that is smoking, thanks to our

producers for that one. oil...or cream? definitely cream. [ male announcer ] never made wi hydrogenated oil. oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] always made with real cream. the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and adiums. but, of course, 's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before.

the fight to legalize marijuana gets a boost in colorado. the first state to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana. legal experts warn that the now law is not to be mistaken as a free pass. >> okay. it is a little. >> now that pot is legal in colorado to smoke recreationally. medicine man denver plan to expand. president and ceoandy williams will double it to 40,000 square feet. a 2 million investment that will require him to hire 20 new

employees, it is part of the pot bonanza that colorado sxekts to generate 70 million in taxes as the legal marijuana market gross in its borders. but williams is preparing for a day. >> this is drivewaying the marijuana. when it is legal nationwide. >> we came in 2009 knowing that the wave was coming and we want to be leaders in the industry and we succeeded. >> it is an honor and i couldn't be happier. it is a honor. >> but federally marijuana remains an illegal drug. last summer, justice told the governors of colorado and washington state where recreational marijuana will be solid legally that it is deferring its right to challenge the legalization laws at this time. as long as those states enforce guidelines to regulate

marijuana. >> an employer can forbid an employee from smoking marijuana and they are within their right to terminate an judged for smoking marijuana. >> attorneys warn that the legal case is far from settled. but william: >> we sell more. >> he has little fear his business will go up in smoke. 20 states and the district of colorado have legal marijuana. 14 others are expected to join them in two years. and advocates say if all 50 states were to tax it like alcohol and tobacco it would generate 9 billion a year. >> if you are feeling it, america is sinking in the deep freeze. fox resources all over the place. next to the state that knows artic air and cancelling school

because of. it an update on the historic cold. chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪

fox weather alert. tens of millions of americans feeling this. brutal temperatures that you can see on the map. we'll bring our meteorologist. he's live in the suburb of minneapolis, minnesota, what is happening there? >> yeah, welcome to minnesota, america. this is the weather that you will have in just a now at a days. it is nine degrees and wind chill are 13 below 0 and this is just the beginning of the coldest air that we have seen in two decades and so get ready for the cold air to really start spilling in. not only minnesota but the entire country as we go through the next several days. are you ready for it in new york? >> i don't know if ready really describes.

it from all of my years work nothing minneapolis, a great complement to you. you look warm? >> yes, i am warm. we know how to dress in minneapolis and that is something we take seriously as we head in monday. for the first time in a while they have closed the schools in minnesota, because this is it exciting. temperatures will be 25 or 30 degrees below 0 and wind chills will approach 60 degrees below 0. you can get frost by the in 5 or 10 minutes. i brought the shirt out it was wet. and frozen and imagine the warm moist that is your skin. and cover all cracks and krefances

this is highway attaches -- as far south as tennessee. steve, fraser thank you. and thanks to all of you watching. huckabee throw seconds. >> tonight on huckabee. she went in the hospital for tonsle surgery andened up on life support. jaha mcmap is brain dead. >> there is no medical eninstruments that will bring her bavenlth her family wants life support to continue. >> if they take one percent of the money they are 53ing hired guards and help us we could have her out of here. >> what does her family do next? >> bobby shinnedler brother of terri schiavo in a huckab