system, does it send a message today, performing my constitutional duties to to those folks and most of these 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. ensure that the people of did not go to trial. america, the voters of america as ryan stepped out, the folks will have their votes counted, that stepped aside from their xfinity mobile. that those votes matter, and xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone lives aand decided to serve on that they will determine, then, jury and listen to d the facts d and a second unlimited line free for a year. evidence and made a judgment the outcome of an election. i do believe very strongly that here. >> i think most americans are not tracking this on a day-to-day, week-to-week basis. america's democracy is only as i think many of them do care. strong as our willingness to politically speaking, i'm not fight for it. convinced trump would pay a price umfor pardoning the every single person, their criminals who stormed the o capitol on january 6th. willingness to fight for and respect the importance of our >> even those who were violent? democracy. >> no, but here's the squishy otherwise, it is very fragile, and it will not be able to part about this conversation. if you, if your friends say come take a ride with me, and they go withstand moments of crisis. and today, america's democracy to a bank and rob the bank, you would get arrested for the same stood. america's democracy charges that you would get.he stood. as it relates to january 6th, are we separating what people >> today, america's democracy stood. did based on what their crime that statement by vice president would be when in other facets of kamala harris who stood among life, that doesn't exactly happen. all the members of congress and >> all right. ryan reilly, thank you, senator watched and spoke as the final claire mccaskill, congressman

word in the certification of the carlos curbelo, michael election that will make donald hardaway, i appreciate you all trump president once again on so much. january 20th. i want to bring in nbc's vaughn i want to bring in nbc's garrett hillyard in west palm beach near haake on capitol hill, michael donald trump's mar-a-lago 6th broke the justice system. estate. hardaway, former communications i know donald trump has director to hakeem jeffries with ryan, two weeks away, and perhaps the most notorious of me, and also i want to bring in former aide to then speakers the january 6th defendants, the john boehner and paul ryan, former proud boys leader, brendan buck. it's good to have all of you here. if i can, garrett, let me start enreferee toe tar owe has asked with you, and just talk about trump tato pardon him, we know, previously referred to the 21 president trump says he'll be january 6th events as a day of love. frankly, what's he doing today on this day when his election the mood on capitol, and are pardoning some rioters, we don't was certifiednu? there conversations going on about how this was a peaceful >> right, we are still wait to transfer of power, that kamala go hear whether there's a know who exactly. harris did do what is expected easpecific list of individuals tell us where we are in the process and. intends to pardon. of the person who is presiding >> uthere's not really a forma he has called these individuals over the senate, which is to process, which is one of the big warriors. ensure that the american questions, which onis remarkabl. he has called them patriots. he is down here in palm beach people's votes are heard. we're two weeks out from this. >> yeah, chris, you heard the i just talked to enrico tar today, if i may, today is, in vice president there, owe's lawyer, and he told me the fact, a beautiful day. essentially building on what she same thing the other january 6th for donald trump, watching this said to me on the way in to the lawyers have told me, there's really not a process. ceremony or the certification chamber, which was that they're kind e'of just figuring process inside of s the capitol democracy needs to be upheld by take place from here in florida, out who they know, what the people. connections they have, trying to just two weeks before his b essentially saying she was here get their message across through to do her job, now the american to the president, so, you know, a silarge part of this could ju inauguration, and on social media, i think, is a people need to continue to do representation a,of where his

be who gets into donald trump's theirs. trying to turn january 6th and the process of counting the ear last, and who tells him the mindset is at. a in one post, it's simply a photo electoral votes and certifying information because one thing, it's the most agreement i have that he posted of the crowd from them, back into a normal, seen between the online sleuth, perfunctory, standard piece of the law enforcement community, january 6th, 2021. the process and not have it be january 6th rioters, themselves, remembered for what it was four we should note that over the years ago. the mood here on capitol hill has been a little bit divided, weekend, he kept harkening back january 6th supporters of the frankly. it's been a celebratory mood on to four years ago, admonishing defenders, donald trump doesn't mike pence for not rejecting the republicans side. know the details of these casesi you saw that and heard that in electors, he had the likes of he has a lot going on, and he jeffrey clark, rudy giuliani, the chamber as each of the doesn't really know the details and peter navarro on the grounds states that went for donald of these. frankly, the american people of mar-a-lago inside of trump, the s were don't know a lot of details of othese cases. a lot of this evidence has ballroom, praising each of those exuberant, nobody louder than ofslowly trickled out through men, rudy giuliani as well. texas, with the electoral votes there was another social media going to the president-elect. these court cases over the years. post which in all capitals, he among democrats, there's a sense i'll have acquaintances that of this is the way this is don't recognize that there are said, quote, congress certifies people still being arrested to supposed to go. i think there's some sadness, our great election victory today, a big moment in history. some frustration, certainly more this day in connection with inclined to be looking backwards january 6th, and because of the maga! federal restrictions in federal i think if i may here, there's as where we were four years ago, court over evidence, it's often difficult to get these videos one other social media post that also, again, among elected was not from donald trump s out there to the public. specifically, chris. you know, the people who looked but instead it was the former democrats, a hope to reset the at the evidence, and this is something that a january 6th standard about what this day vice president of the united should be about going forward. prosecutor actually made this states mike pence who is now point explicitly to me a few residing in indiana. >>. he just moments after vice >> i think, brendan, she said weeks back was that when american citizens looked at the clearly something she believes

evidence and were presented with president kamala harris formally that mike pence believes. certified the election results i believe strongly that the enfacts and the law and the america's democracy is only as evidence, they made what he inside of that chamber, instead strong as our willingness to determined to be the correct of both congressional bodies, fight for it. mike pence, he posted on x, decision, based on the evidence, but i wonder in this world where and that's not to say they convicted every single person. quote, the peaceful transfer of in fact, there are a lot of power is the hallmark of a there are people who seem to charges that american citizens democracy and today members of who were on that gejury, who deboth parties in the house and believe that it's only a looked at the evidence and senate, along with the vice legitimate election when their decided the government had president certified the election candidate wins, how do we get to of our new president, vice overreached on certain charges or improved their case beyond a president, without controversy that place. how do people who care about or objection. democracy fight for it and get reasonable doubt. i welcome the return of order to the other side of what we saw this wasn't just checking a box, and civility to these historic this was hesomething that peopl proceedings. those e were the words of mike four years ago, because we aren't there yet. went in and sacrificed their pence, the former vice >> yeah, i mean, it takes time. took time away from their jobs, president, of course, there's so looked at the facts, looked at leadership, i should say from much that we pull back from four the evidence and often were federal leaders. shocked by what they saw, and years ago that is so relevant hakeem jeffries made that same that's even for d.c. residents, today. what took place was not a single point when he gave his remarks in comparison to the rest of the democrat objecting to the beforehanding the speakers gavel country, certainly knew a lot results, and for donald trump, who is here at his mar-a-lago over to mike johnson, you can't more than your average american citizen than what happened on estate, still building out his just love your country when your january 6th, just n by virtue o cabinet and his staff, and side wins. proximity to the capitol itself. i think that's something that we making other announcements here saw, look, nobody envies what so, you know, i think that's pertinent to him taking office really the , message that comes vice president harris had to do home for lyme is the american two weeks from now, this was people don't understand really really quite a contrast to what today. that must have been really still what happened on january we saw four years ago, when it wewas reversed when it was dona tough. you know, of course she's not 6th. >> yeah, and i don't know trump who was in the position of the first vice president to have to do that. anybody, perhaps, outside of the ceding power, as opposed to the that's really hard, but it's the beauty of our system that we do democrats ceding power back to prosecutors in this case, who stand up and there and do that

know more about this than you do him. >> no one suggested kamala or who have done more to help harris should be hung, no one had to go into hiding, no one people tounderstand what happen in this way. a couple of producers were had to be whisked out of the asking me earlier if i had been four years ago today. on the floor for one of these, building surrounded by security, senator mccaskill, and i think among other contrasts from four along those lines, it's when i was on the hill, important for us to remind folks years ago today. honestly, i couldn't remember vaughn hillyard, good to see you because these things were not what did happen in 2021. in this new year. thank you so much, my friend. let me play what one of the coming up, we're going to memorable previously. you know, they were quick. speak with presidential they weren't a big thing. and i think, you know, if there historian, jon meacham about the is any -- i don't know if january 6th officers, officer peaceful transfer of power as president-elect trump prepares there's a silver lining. hopefully what we can take from to return to the capitol for his second inauguration. what happened four years ago, as we do the certification we're never going to allow gwynelle said. process, we say good-bye to a anything like that to happen >> it changed our filives, manyf again, and we cherish a little our livelihoods. many of my leagues were injured bit more the transfer of power former president. mourners are paying their that we have here, and i'll say to jimmy carter who's to esthe point of even losing that for both parties. lying in repose in the carter we know democrats over the years eyes, and these are the type of arpeople that donald trump and s center in atlanta, georgia, have certainly not in the way of where he spent his years after four years ago, but have allies are trying to pardon, objected to the results during that process. hopefully everybody takes it the bhous, working to white houe more seriously now, but, again, violent criminals. it takes real leadership from >> so what, claire, in your the people in power who have mind, will the decision that the world a better and more real voices to communicate that. donald trump made on pardoning peaceful place. better and more peaceful place >> and i think you're in the the january 6th defendants tell us anabout democracy, tell us majority. about the justice system? besides last time, i don't think i remember a certification, >> well, there's a huge swath of because i spent 36 days in

americans who think donald trump tallahassee, in 2000, i remember is a victim, not a perpetrator. 2001 and watching al gore stand up and certify the election for george w. bush. and i think donald trump, if he michael, let's talk about kamala were smart, he would have a harris. we mentioned after the process, and he would separate certification that she allowed the republicans to stand and out anybody who was not violent, cheer when the final who was not breaking things and announcement was made about the electoral count. can't be easy. destroying property and stealing tough fought campaign. things and sticking police she has not said anything except officers in the eyes with flag that she's going to continue to be active. poles, and tackling police does she have a political officers and beating police future? >> she does. officers. i think she should play a he will lose a lot of americans central role in the future of because whoever he pardons will the party, not as a candidate be public, and the facts of but an outside adviser who hopes their case will be public. to guide along the next and journalists in this country, generation, the hakeem jeffries no matter what media outlet of the world and others. she can be helpful in raising money. should cover the facts of the she has this incredibly large cases. if fhe pardons people who database of donors in california that our next leadership in the attacked police officers, he party will need for the next two pbasically is saying don't believe anything i say about years, four years, six years and eight years. she has a role, not as a supporting law in this country candidate but as an adviser. or supporting police officers in >> she certainly showed at least uniform that are there to

during that particular situation protect ugs.s. it would be a very sad day if he she can raise money. we'll see where that goes. we just got word from our folks pardoned the likes of the head on the hill, brendan, that three of the proud boys and ot and times, speaker johnson was asked master minded a violent attack today, maybe it was more, but by on mour nation's capitol. our count, you can break if if it was violent. there were some that were nonviolent. i'm wrong here, he was asked and i think if donald trump about pardons, potential pardons pardons some of those, he probably will not have political >> university of maryland for january 6th rioters and global campus is a school for real life, blow t back, but he will have wouldn't answer the question. should he be answering that one that values the successes you've already achieved. political blow back if he question, first of all, brendan, earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience but also what are you going to pardons people and people be watching for in terms of realize that there's evidence showing they attacked police and get the support you need from your first day decisions that donald trump is officers. to graduation day and beyond. going to make. >> there certainly is a he has certainly indicated he is what will your next success be? open to pardons. political implication to this, i think, congressman, but there also is, right, just what's >> i'm fully expecting him to right and wrong, and what issue those pardons, and i don't message you want to send about expect a whole lot of this country. for example, and obviously ryan resistance. donald trump has completely rewritten the history of that knows this better than anyone, event for a certain segment of because i've listened to him report on it, i know as well, the population, and that segment there are people that do have t of the population is one that a regrets, who have said in court lot of republican elected that they did something wrong, officials care about. who have said in court that they mike johnson was among the believed what they now know to corest of people four years ago be lies and then there are saying that everyone there others who continue to see their needed to be held accountable. own convictions and in some that position has been brushed

cases, jail time, as proof of a aside by him and just about everybody else back then. corrupt system. you know, i don't think anybody does it matter what the -- if will say they condone what happened that day, but donald trump has been so relentless in they were violent or nonviolent or what they believe, if they saying that those people were just patriots trying to express, express remorse, in terms of you know, their constitutional doing what's right in a decision first amendment views that, you that every president has a right know, there's just very little to make, which is pardon. up side for them to fight back. >> that's right, chris, and i ghtruly hope that what congressn donald trump has won that tjohnson expressed is the case argument, he's going to do this. that the president, the white i can't imagine there will be very many people who will stand house, are going to look at each up to him. one of these cases. to graduation day and beyond. looking at that imagine, it's i'm sure you could find some (vo) these days, the dollar just doesn't go as far. maddening. i mean, a place that i worked shrimpin' baby! for many years, a building i it's shrimp your way. cherish, and frankly every choose 2 or 3 flavors starting at just $16.99. individuals who are remorseful, american should cherish, it's who regret what they did, who completely shameful. are misled, and who did not hurt a police officer, , did not do like garlic shrimp scampi. dianything extraordinarily you would hope these people, this was not just an attack of get your shrimp on today, only at red lobster. their democracy, an attack on their workplace, an attack on them, and it speaks to the power violent. that donald trump has over a lot perhaps there are cases there. however, if we do send a message of people that he has been able that it is okay to try to block to whitewash what happened to a constitutional processes in this point that everybody is receding country, using violence, to his position, and is going to

look the other way when this attacking law enforcement officers, that's where you cross ultimately does happen. >> anyone that travels and speaks to people abroad, that i the line, and it's very see the capitol as they see the dangerous, and also you mentioned this, chris, there's white house as a symbol of democracy to be aspirational. potential political peril here. of course we know donald trump's that was not it. those pictures we just showed base will excuse just about from four years ago today. anything he does. brendan buck, garrett haake, but there are house republicans michael hardaway, thank you. that have to appear on t the and coming up, hours before ballot in less than two years, and they can't solely rely on congress certified president-elect trump's victory, the trump base to keep control of the u.s. house of his legal team asked a court to representatives. delay his sentencing in the hush they only have a few votes to money case. plus, his former attorney, spare. so a lot of these members are rudy giuliani, appeared again in not going to want to white house court for his contempt hearing. he's been ordered to hand over to do anything that is going to assets and now a harsher hurt their political prospects punishment is on the table. a hr nipushment is on the table as they prepare for what will y likely be a tough political environment for republicans in 2026. >> michael, it's clear donald trump feels some sort of kinship with those folks. he's called them political prisoners. he believes he's been politically persecuted and the extension of that is he has been legally prosecuted, but i wonder if you think that america, nk

with the 2024 election results now certified, president-elect donald trump's next step, of course, is his inauguration. he will walk through a u.s. capitol tunnel before taking his oath of office, the same tunnel where just four years ago, one officer said he could have died at the hands of rioters. here's what sergeant aquilina gwynelle told congress. >> i could feel myself losing oxygen, and thinking to myself, this is how i'm going to die, defending this entrance. >> i want to bring in jon

meacham, in the american president of vanderbilt, who occasionally advises president biden on historical matters. i'm glad to talk to you today. i wonder if you find sol ace tht the will of the people was affirmed without violence, without question or are you more concerned this is a brief respite. >> i think both can be true. i do find it reassuring that the peaceful transfer of power between rival parties, which first happened in this country in 1801, on march 4th, when thomas jefferson walked to his inauguration, and give an naug inaugural address talked every difference of opinion is not a difference in principle, but there can be differences in principle. i would have a lot more solace

if there had been a certification of vice president harris, if she had won, and that if the republican party had decided to follow the constitutional norms as well. so it's a solemn day, i think. it was for a long time not a day any of us paid much attention to. you know, richard nixon in 1961 had to certify his defeat. al gore graciously did so in 2001, and mike pence, whom you mentioned a moment ago, really deserves, again, the thanks of the nation, i believe. i don't think vice president pence and i agree on a great deal of policy, but he stood in the breach as did speaker pelosi four years ago and resisted this is clem. clem's not a morning person. or a night person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. and that person... importunings, and believe me, is impossible to replace. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you help clem with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ canada's prime minister

justin trudeau announcing just it's really really hard to tell a president of the united this morning that he will step states, particularly one who's down as leader of the liberal elevated you to the vice presidency, it's hard to tell party and of course as prime minister after nearly a decade in office. him no. nbc's rehema ellis joins us now. and mike pence did. and i think that's a reminder of ra hema, this sets off a race to something that is going to be really important for all of us to keep in mind and to hope for ramts replace him, obviously, and just and work for as much as we can days before donald trump comes over the next four years, which back to the white house. is it's not that institutions i wonder what trudeau says about guard democracy, it's that the the decision and what comes next for a key ally. people in charge of those >> trudeau seems to say he saw the writing on the wall. institutions are the ones who guard democracy. as much as his ratings among it's not the senate. voters, seems to have dropped it's senators. below 20%, he has been it's not the courts. struggling with issues like cost it's judges of particular of living, the housing courts. and so, as so many of us head affordability or lack thereof. and people are just not so much in line with his policies, his into a 48-month period here where the result was not what we deputy prime minister had had hoped for, i think it's resigned, his finance minister resigned, and so today he talked important to bear in mind that about he's going to resign. take a listen. >> i have always been driven by it worked today, but the weight

my love for canada, by my desire of it working today was on a to serve canadians and by what party of which i'm not a member. i'm not a democrat. is in the best interest of but the democratic party did not canadians, and canadians deserve a real choice in the next try to undo an election in using election, and it has become obvious to me with the internal violent means, and so it's not as reassuring as it could be. battles that i cannot be the one but it's a step in the right to carry the liberal standard direction. into the next election. >> so can we talk about not just >> so he says that he will stay on until march when another having principles but being member of the liberal party will willing to demonstrate take over, and then the election principles. you mentioned mike pence. will come up in october, and it seems like the conservative al gore, much closer election. party has a good chance at that. donald trump who will be 36 days waiting to see who would president sworn in and just two be the next president of the weeks from now, he posted on united states. it was not al gore, obviously, truth social jokingly about how it was george w. bush, and he had to preside over that, as the canadians would love to become a part of the united states. he talked before about imposing vice president of the united states. joe biden today in his op-ed a 25% tariff on canadian goods said he will be there for the exported here to the united states, if there were not some inauguration of donald trump, a changes. and so he said today, with these man he believes is a danger to

democracy, something donald subsidies, canada needs to stay trump did not do for him. afloat. justin trudeau knew this and he resigned. chris. >> rehema ellis, thank you for how important are these very that. today here, lawyers for president-elect donald trump asked a new york judge to delay visual symbols of principle? sentencing for his 34 guilty >> well, you know, there was a verdicts in the hush money case, moment in the letters of a hearing that is currently scheduled for this friday. flannery o'connor, which is joining me now, msnbc legal probably not where i thought i was going to start. correspondent, lisa rubin. what is the argument that trump's team is making and what >> it's not. are the chances that they get >> in which mary mccarthy, the their way? >> chris, they have made a couple of arguments, and they roman catholic writer is talking both have to do with presidential immunity, one of about how the mass, the timing, one of substance, the first is the verdict that was eucharist is a wonderful symbol, and ms. o'connor rears up and reached in this case shouldn't have been reached because it was based in part on evidence for says, well, if it's just a which the president had what symbol, then to hell with it, he'll call official acts immunity, it came from his tgs it's the center of existence for presidency, tweets that he me. symbols only work when they are issued, the other thing that he says now is that the supreme linked to substance. president biden being at the court's presidential immunity should be extended to presidents inauguration of president trump elect. it shouldn't just apply to when you are the president but you is a symbolic moment linked to a should be immune even when you're preparing for office and substantiative devotion to the it's on that basis they're

constitution and to the american looking to stay the sentencing way of governance. this coming friday. >> we have reported that jail and so president biden's being time has been taken off the table. so what are the options for juan there is, as you mentioned, i merchan. >> juan merchan has said in lieu help him when i can. he's my friend, so take this for of incarceration, he wants an unconditional discharge, which what it's worth, he will be is effectively no penalty at all but a way of keeping the jury's entirely in character and in a verdict preserved on the historical record and otherwise. substantiative way demonstrating one other reason he might want to have the sentencing hearing that we can transfer power back and forth according to the will is so he can look at donald trump, and of course donald of the people. trump has the option of not again, president biden's not on physically being before him, and we understand he will exercise trial here. his right if this goes forward in many ways, it's president to be present virtually, but he'll want to address trump and trump because of the way he has acted in the past. subject him to the same thing this is not a hysterical kind of any other convicted defendant set your hair on fire afternoon goes for, have him stand before the court, humbled and explain to him what the impact of his for people who don't like crimes were and they are, in fact, much more serious than president trump to sort of bang donald trump has contested in on our highchairs. i'm not doing that. these papers. >> let me ask you quickly about i am basing my view about -- donald trump's former attorney, rudy giuliani, contempt of court hearing related to the that we're waiting and watching $146 million defamation judgment carefully based on what about the comments he made about president trump has done in the

the two georgia election past. it's not prospective. workers. get us up to speed on this case. what's going on? >> rudy giuliani, as you just he has demonstrated that he has mentioned, owes these two little -- he has too little georgia election workers, regard for the constitution and $146 million. yet, he is cash poor and even for norms that a lot of us think asset poor. what they are fighting about now are important. other people don't think they're is which of his assets have to be turned over to these women. important. and a lot of those folks voted for president trump, and guess what, that's what democracy is. a district court judge has previously ordered his new york you know, it's not just when you apartment, a vintage mercedes win that you get to appreciate convertible, bank accounts, 20 something watches have to be democracy. turned over to them. the point of it is that there are rules, we obey the rules, and we battle these things out what they're arguing about is whether giuliani has participated in discovery and and then we do it again. good faith, and as a result, >> so let me ask you to put on whether his palm beach condominium, which he says is your hat as someone who helps exempt from being seized because craft political messaging from it is his primary residence, time to time. whether that too can be forced kamala harris, we have just to be turned over to them. that's what the judge has heard learned, she's meeting with hakeem jeffries right now, but today and we're expecting rulings shortly. she's going to come out and say >> lisa rubin, thank you so much. that is going to do it for us on a few words about today, i a very busy monday. presume, about what we just saw make sure to join us for "chris happen today, and i wonder what jansing reports" every weekday you think might be a message for are from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. the country, a country for many eastern right here on msnbc.

all of this news, we'll take it up again. as you say, the 75 million our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right after this. ontinues with "katy tur reports" right after this people plus who voted for her, who are concerned about what the next four years can bring. what she might say today on this of all days, january 6th. >> yeah. let me answer as a historian and a citizen. i think this is a case where democracy has prevailed. i think that those of us who believe in the constitutional order, however imperfect and lord knows it's imperfect, have to be willing to lose graciously, and you also have to be willing to win graciously. and so i think that today is a sign that an extraordinary number of the american people continue to believe in a world in which you can win graciously

and lose graciously. again, vice president harris is not on trial. leader jeffries is not on trial. it's the folks who tried to overturn the last election who have to prove to the rest of us that it was an aberration and not a pattern. and we just don't know yet. >> jon meacham, every day i like to be surprised, and whenever you come on, you seem to be the one who does it. >> flannery o'connor on the certification, i want you to put that one on the coffee mug. >> did not have that on the bingo card today, jon meacham, thank you so much. and still ahead, there is other news today, including a powerful winter storm that's threatening more than 60 million americans. we are tracking some dangerous whiteout conditions, and major travel disruptions. that's next. ions that's next.

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right now, a big chunk of the u.s. is a snowy mass. 53 million people under winter alerts from illinois to southern new jersey. classes are canceled. flights are canceled. parts of kansas are seeing 18 inches of snow. that did not look like a lot of fun on the roads. nbc's antonia hylton reporting from philadelphia, and nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with me. it just looks cold where you are. but what kind of impact are we seeing from this winter storm. >> reporter: it's a little chilly. thankfully i don't have snow piling up on my neck like i did a little while ago. we are looking at a couple of inches piling up on the ground. in some parts of this region, as much as a foot. in kansas, more than a foot of snow in some cases. if you don't have to be on the roads, necessary errands or a job you have to work for in

person today, experts say you might want to avoid going out there and it's even worse if you are planning to travel by plane today, especially if you're in the dmv area, in dallas and missouri, that's where we're seeing a lot of trouble with flights. we're at almost 5,000 delays today, and almost 2,000 cancellations. just here on the ground in the city of philadelphia our team has been here all day, on some of the roads that aren't cleared quite as well, we have seen cars slipping and sliding in some cases. that's what's to expect if you get out there. the good news, though, chris, is this system is going to be out over the atlantic by about 12:00 a.m. later tonight. and so after that, you're not going to be dealing with the snow piling up, but the cold temperatures will very much still be here. the windchill will be here. we're going to have to deal with that for a couple more days to come, chris. >> okay. go where it's warm. i hope you have a truck or car waiting for you.

bill, lawmakers are all going home after the certification. what's it looking like? >> d.c. got what they thought, about 6 inches and that was in the forecast. philadelphia, 1 to 3, expecting a mill elizabeth warren that. kansas city, 11 inches of snow. that's historic. one of the bigger snowstorms they have had in 30 years. louisville and cincinnati, lexington areas, around 6 to 8 inches of snow. for that reason, because we still have very slip pery reasons, ice ahead of the storm. a lot of winter storm warnings. we have this wrap around piece, we have to get off the coast this evening. when this comes through after dark, another 1 to 2 inches on top of what you have. don't be surprised if you clear everything off, and tomorrow morning you may have to do everything again. maybe a little more in west virginia. behind this storm, it's brutal. it's not fun anywhere in the midwest, cleaning up with windchills in the single digits, along the gulf coast, we have cold weather advisories from

houston to tampa, orlando, new orleans, mobile, everyone is included. the windchill feels like in the 30s in most areas, so the cold air is in place, and that sets the stage for the next storm. we get a break tomorrow, break wednesday, then thursday, this next storm comes in with the cold air in place, we're predicting snow if dallas, fort worth, doesn't happen all that often. little rock can get snow out of this one, memphis too. ice is possible, north georgia, keep an eye on you, and atlanta, that's going to be for friday. all of a sudden, we're talking a lot more airport problems, and then saturday, this gets to the coast, and this is the million dollar question. does it turn up the coast as a nor'easter, or does it go off the coast, sparing the northeast? right now, it looks to stay south of new england, so it looks like some light snow maybe from about philly southwards, possibility of heavier snow, north carolina and virginia. chris, we're going to have to keep an yard eye on this, at le potential it could sneak up the coast. this is the areas of ice that are possible in the south, that's always a problem, and snow as we head from dallas,

little rock, nashville, not areas we talk snow often, could be your storm. >> bill karins, thank you, i think. not sure. appreciate you. let's say that for sure. right now, we are waiting for vice president kamala harris to speak from capitol hill following the certification of the election. we are told she is currently in meeting with the minority leader, hakeem jeffries, and we'll have her comments for you as soon as they begin. also still to come, congress is sworn in, they have certified trump's win, now to the first order of legislative business, but is there already friction over how to pass the republican agenda. we'll talk about it coming back. agenda we'll talk about it coming back. . help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max!

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vice president harris speaking after the certification

of the election of donald trump, let's listen. >> will be a peaceful transfer of power, and today i did what i have done my entire career which is take seriously the oath that i have taken many times to support and defend the