thank you so much, karine jean-pierre, chris buskirk. thank you. woodruff: for a roundup of today's other major headlines,na here's amnz. >> nawaz: in the non state of the union news this day, the white house played down a federal subpoena seeking a host of documents from presidentin trump'gural committee.ut federal prosecors in new york are investigating who gave the money and what they might have received in return white house spokeswoman sarah sanders called it "hysteria"at over the fact r. trump was elected. >> this doesn't have anything to do with the white hoine and i the biggest focus and the thing that most americans care about has inaugural and it has everything to do with what the path forward looks like.st >> nawaz: inators are also onoking into whether any foreign donors illegallyibuted to the inaugural committee. one of president trumpee judicial nomvoiced regrets today for her past statements on rape, race and equals. neomi rao appeared before the senate judiciary committee. senators on both sides criticized her for writing, in colleg

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bill karins keeping a close eye on it all. >> good morning.n the northeast and the great lakes. not only is it windy but a lot of snow to deal with. blizzardgs warn cadillac, traverse city, syracuse, watertown, and winter weather advisories. lls.ing snow and sq look at them making it towards new york city. cleveland, around southern tier, down to buffalo, all the way through the new york sate thruway, a slippery drive in spots and low visibility through the squalls. the whole southern h of the country, beautiful today. not only d you havehe lizzard on saturday, but it's brutally cold once again through south dakota, north dakota, minnesota, wiscsin, the col air blowing through michigan during the day today. and those windyon conditi will also have snow squalls with them, especially this afternoon in the areas of upstate new york. we'll take a look at that we can igead forecast coming up. there's a storm in the west coming too. >>> just days after a star-studded by shower, the royals took their tour of morocco. han marklery and m visited a high

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bill karins keeping a close eye on it all. >> good morning.n the northeast and the great lakes. not only is it windy but a lot of snow to deal with. blizzard warnings, cadillac, traverse city, syra watertown, and winter weather advisories. blowing snow and squalls. look at them making it towards new york city. especially around cleveland, southern tier, down to buffalo, all the way through the new york sate thruway, a slippery drive in spots and low visibility through the squalls. the whole southern half of the country, beautiful today.indy c also have snow squalls with them, especially this afternoon in the areas of upstate new york. we'll take a look at that we can ahead forecast coming up. there's a big storm in the west ya the rural town of azni on sunday. they were treated by students waving moroccan and british flags. they stopped by an english class and met with teachers. the expectant parents watched a soccer game and posed for a group picture with students. >>> an eye-popping turn in virginia with the lieutenant governor turning up th

karin caifa has the highlights from capitol hill.

karin caifa reports. president donald trump: "the answer is no, i'm not. i'm not happy."resident trump -- not pleased with the current border security funding deal -- but not entirely rejecting the idea of signing it. president donald trump: "i don't think you're going to see a shutdown."on monday night, after a weekend impasse, top hill negotiators said they'd reached a compromise --sen. richard shelby/-r- alabama: "we've reached an agreement in principle."but one that falls well short of president trump's five-point-seven billion dollar ask for a border wall -- and also shy of funds proposed in a senate package last year.the bipartisan agreement includes -- among other items -- one-point-three seven-five billion dollars for barrier funding -- prohibiting the use of concrete walls -- to cover roughly 55 miles of new barrier.rep. nita lowey/-d- new york: "this is a compromise. no one got everything they wanted."the goal now -- get legislation moving through congress.sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: "i look forward to reviewing the full text as soon as possible an

. >>> let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.ill, what do you have got for us? >> a little bit of this and a little bit of that. snow, ice. a little of everything. if you're traveling this weekend at the airports this is not an ideal travel week. a lot of within weather. already this morning this green and yellow is rain. we even have about 17 million people under a flood threat. we can usually deal with rain as long as we don't see rivers in flooding conditions. there's an inch or snow of snow and ice in baltimore and washington, d.c. be careful in the mid-atlantic. this next new storm is the one that will cause problems. one storm is leaving. that's this one. this is the new storm that's beginning. winter weather advisory that cover 80 million people. most of it is because of this storm forming over oklahoma. winter storm warjs for iowa, quad cities, wisconsin, winter weather advisory around chicago. as far as the snowfall forecast goes this is primarily tonight and tomorrow. this area from iowa through wisconsin. you got naile

joining me now, karine jean pierre and the rev, reverend al sharpton. of this? >> no, i think when he said yesterday no, i'm not in the black face picture and the picture of the ku klux klan but i did do a black face on michael jackson. you have to remember, in 1984 michael jackson did a huge victory tour and he asked me to head community relations. >> i went to one. >> i did the whole tour. there were whites all over this country, over 30 cities imitating michael wearing the thriller jackets and the hat. >> and the glove. >> none of them wore black face. so if you put on black face, that was your initiative, governor. and you decided that for clearly mocking racial reasons. it made it worse than what they set up with the clan and so now we have on your home -- on your page in terms of your yearbook and you've added now that you found nothing offensive -- 1984, the year bill cosby has the biggest show, michael jackson biggest entertain over the year, jesse jackson won the virginia primary and you're acting like this is '44, i think it shows not only did

there is no excuse for it. >> last one to you, karine jean-pierre. let's talk a little bit -- it seems early to be jumping into how this affects 2020, but you've already had two of the announced candidates come out and make statements. do you expect more, cory booker i don't believe has made a statement yet, but does this become an issue among the 2020 candidates where weighing in on northam is important? i mean, this is a very important 2020 state. >> yeah, it is absolutely important. look, we have a diverse -- incredibly diverse 2020 primary field. we have a latino. we have two african-americans. we have an openly gay candidate. and also we have women. so issues like this do matter. they need to speak up and they need to talk about this. and they can't stay silent on this at all. we are in a different time. yes, we have donald trump in the white house who is a bigot and a racist, but at the same time our country is moving forward. just look at what we did in november 2018 where we elected an incredibly diverse house, a house -- the most diverse hou

bill karins ise l r us. what are we in for? >> what an epic february. some ski areas are saying there are going to be over 300 inches of snow in the month of february alone. six to eight feet between now and wednesday evening. you see the white clouds. a ton of moisture in northern california. it will continue the next two to three days. very persistent. at the highest elevations, that means a significant amount of snow. the lower elevations where people live we will have to deal with flooding, even flash flooding. nine inches north of napa, north of sacramento. it charts up to 36 >>> a whirlwind week for the white house. president trump will head to hanoi for a second historic summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. back at home his former attorney is set to testify before three congressional committees. nbc's susan mcginnis is in d.c. with a preview of what to expect. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right, topping this super-busy week for washington, the president leaving early this afternoon for vietnam for another high-st

karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) looks at tcongress -- and 800,000 federal workers -- will be eyeing closelyver the next week. some optimism on capitol hill about avoiding another shutdown, but work still to be done.rep. kevin mccarthy / -r- house minority leader: i'm hopeful we'll come to a conclusion. we need to this weekend so we can vote next week.beyond if and when negotiators can reach a deal and how quickly congress can pass it, is the biggest question of all.rep. sean patrick maloney / -d- new york: i'm absolutely confident that the members of the conference committee are going to come up with a good deal. the question is whether the president will go along with it.lead senate republican negotiator richard shelby visited president trump on thursday.sen. richard shelby / -rtoday, that we'll keep to funding.democrats have for barriers.other areas of negotiation include border personnel and detention beds. republicans want more. democrats, less.house speaker nancy pelosi says she's been taking a hands-off approach. rep. nancy pelosi / -d- house speaker: just let them do their work. and

let's pass it over to bill karins. good morning. >> reporter: it's arriving -- >> it's arriving in the northeast. chicago and toledo are under ties storm warnings. 97 million people included in winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings and ice storm warnings, all of the great lakes and northeast. washington, d.c. is excluded. you have rain out of this event. the snowfall total, philadelphia, not much, about an inch, new york city around 3 inches. hartford to boston, 4 to 6 inches and all of northern new england has a chance of a foot of snow. additional snow in areas of the great lakes and areas of northern portions of michigan, could be 9 to 12 inches of snow. from chicago, again, mostly worried about the icing, guys, this morning, and ice storm mornings aren't fun. you worry about power outages, too. >> what a mess. a lot more videos of the spinouts and everything else on the roads. bill, thank you. >>> measles cases are on the rise throughout the country. the cdc has confirmed over a hundred cases since the b

on capitol hill -- i'm karin caifa. (vicki) president (vicki) address. (vicki) president trump's second state of the union address looking vastly different from his first. the first big change-- is behind trump was house speaker nancy pelosi. her presence there represented the newly democrat-led house the president addressed.it's also the most diverse group of lawmakers in u-s history. many people who sat right up front during the last address were not at this one -- eight cabinet secretaries have resigned or have been fired since last year's address. and some of them have not yet been replaced. the u-s ambassador to the united nations is also no longer a cabinet position. according to the brookings institute, 65 percent of trump's top aides have been replaced at least once since he's been in office. ((grant/mon vo)) in that piece we heard briefly from stacey abrams, the former gubernatiorial candidate from georgia, who delivered the democratic response.she says the gop doesn't understand the middle class, and called the 35-day government shutdown, a stu

tossve it or to nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> good morning, yeah. we're in the midst of it now in the great lakes. it's arriving in the northeast. areas around chicago and also toledo are now under ice storm warningshere the ice has been worse than expected overnight.97 million people included in winter storm warnings, ice storm it's all over the northeast. washington you're getting rain out of this event. snowfall in philadelphia, not much, an inch new york city 3 inches. hartford to boston 4 to 6 inches possible. northern new england, all of northern new england has a chance for a foot of snow. additional areas in the great lakes and northern portions ofc an, could be 9 to 12 inches of snow. in chicago mostly worried about the icing,guys, this morning. the ice storm warnings aren't fu you worry about power outages. i'm sure there will be spin outs and everything else on the roads. bill, thank you. >>> measles cases are on the rise throughout the country. thecdcas confirmed 100 cases since the beginning of the year. health officials are trying to f

karin caifa: "last night the focus moved off of capitol hill and over to the white house, where a little we expect to hear from president trump in remarks in the rose garden. and also we expect him to sign that funding bill that has been at the center of debate. however, he is also som that are likely to set ofthat w necessarily cut cleanly along party lines." with the shutdown standoff ending -- another fight set to begin. congress -- clearing a massive spending bill thursday night that includes a bipartisan compromise on funding for border security.but in the president signing off -- and avoiding a second government shutdown --sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: "he will also be issuing a national emergency declaration at the same time."the legislation passed by congress includes one-point-three- seven-five billion dollars for border barriers -- well shy of president trump's five- point-seven billa white house o add to that using executive actions -- to put together about eight billion dollars in funding.that will include thment's military construction budget -- which requires th

. >> had a good, longru >>> here's meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. a pretty quiet day. the river of high moisture going into southern california. vey unusua high amounts of moisture all because of this subtropical jet stream. thissi is c heavy rain this morning from areas just south of l.a. down to areas heading for san diego. the mountains down there could rainhree to five inches of today. that's why we have flood watches and warnings up right now forli le over 30 million people in california. that's where all the troublesome weather is. it's cold in the northern plains. that's what youind ofexpect. very warm and nice day in dallas to san antonio. not many iues in areas of the east either. temperatures pretty seasonable. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. there's some of that cold arctic air spilling in. fargo to bismarck, windchills in numberative actual high temperatures only in the single digits. compare that to central texas today. upper 70so low 80s. it's almost like early summer weather. pretty mild weather

trump struck a diplomatic tone to a divided congress during his state of the union address. ( darya ) karin caifa has the highlights from capitol hill.

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let's get a check of your weather with meteorologist bill karins.arned ayman he wouldn't make it back. it's all part of his plan not to be here. >> yeah. poor guy, right? yeah. he was like, can i get back on my flight? i'm like what time is your flight. 6:00. that's right when the worst is. oh, well. winter weather advisories are up still. we're getting rid of the ice and snow. just a little left in areas of maine and boston. but overnight, the freezing rain put a coating of ice on everything from central pennsylvania, hudson valley, through central new england, northern jersey. even if you shovelled last night, there's a glaze of ice now on top of what you shovelled yesterday. so that's gone. just a little snow left in maine. now our next topic which will be this great warm-up. already in the 30s. notice we're still below freezing in hartford. that's where some of the ice is still left. but look at this this afternoon. 53 in new york. boston 48. d.c. 55. even up into the mid-40s in central portions of new england. the next story today, chance of fl

>> what. >> you're welcome. >>> let's bring in bill karins with a check on your weather.ou got? >> i want to show some pictures from the tornado that struck in mississippi on saturday. this was a lot of damage done. this is columbus, mississippi a fast-moving tornado. they did not have a lot of heads up on this one. they had the warning, but it was moving very quickly. went right through some of the business district there. a lot of cleanup to be done. all right. so the winds, yesterday in the evening, the code front weld fr through, it was windy. right now, it's not too basd. rochester 53. new york city just had a gust at 47. the high wind warnings are in place. and the airports will have a lot of white-knuckle flights. snow continuing off the great lakes. new york state throuuway is not good right now. a huge snow event in california and heavy rain. there's one spot called larsen park. the forecast from now until wednesday night, 100 inches of snow. eight feet of snow. this whole area here, that's over three feet. many areas will be around six to eight feet. the week ah

let's start with your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> there's a lot going on, obviouslyt with some of the pictures from yesterday. we had our huge storm in the west. it brought snow to areas like las vegas, even had some with winds up to 50 miles per hour. there's the vegas snow. doesn't happen all that often. first time since 2015. didn't last long and didn't stick. areas of the west that got hit hard, mountains through oregon, through the cascades, this is hood river. some spots just feet of snow and some kids got to have a little fun. it even snowed yesterday as low as 6,000 feet in hawaii. that doesn't happen very often. thinking that may have been the lowest elevation ever. let's get into the stuff for today. 97 million people are under winter storm warnings or advisories or ice storm warnings. ice storm warning in chicago. up to half an inch of ice is possible and power outages in the suburbs. toledo same for you. here's the current radar. heavy rain from louisiana, mississippi up through tennessee, kentucky. the red line is the freezing line. north of that that's

let's get a check on your weather with meteorologist bill karins.ked about the possibility of these torrential rain. >> two blockbuster wet years in a row. which is great. we did five years of drought before that. let me explain where we're at and you saw the headlines yesterday saying el nino has returned. what that means we measure the temperatures of the water out here in the pacific. here's south america and here's central america, here's mexico up here. we measure this. it has been warming up. now we're weak el nino. that will continue through the spring. now, the impacts here in the lower 48 are very typically an active southerly jet stream which brings wet weather into california, sound familiar. that's what we've been doing all winter long. usually continues wet and active spring pattern even severe weather flooding in the southeast. we'll see how that plays out as we head into spring. now even gusting going in the next seven days we look for significant wet weather in the south. a very wet winter. over the next seven days we're predicting u

. >>> with that let's bring in bill karins. >> with that. >> do you guys know how many times the topict up during the state of the union? zero. >> i wonder why. you want to take that one. >> do we have a half hour? we get tweets from the president when the weather is cold what about global warming. >> you made a good point about weather. >> we got to get this report in front of the president somehow. >> if democrats want a winning issue against the president, they may have witness. we'll see how much of a focus it. it hasn't been in the past years. in past debates it was harley mentioned. we'll see what happens two years from now. so let's get into weather. not climate because this is what we're dealing with today out here in missouri. an ice storm is under way. ice storm warnings from central missouri to eastern oklahoma. this map has everything. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in northern portions of arkansas and snow breaking out in northern missouri. 42 million people under winter weather headlines including a blizzard warning from fargo to southern minnesota. this is additiona

. >> let's get a check of your weather with meteorologist bill karins. >> we have a really split country. an ice storm and snow we'll deal with in the midwest. east coast is shorts and t-shirt weather. 73 in richmond. that's incredible for this time of year. let's talk about the troublesome travel weather. we just had an ice storm wang issued for chicago. that's obviously going to cause some problems. tonight and then through this time tomorrow morning. so if you have travel plans in and out of chicago late this evening or early tomorrow morning there will be some delays. advisori winter weather advisories. in the pink that's where ice storm warnings are issued. there's a potential for power outages. here's the ice forecast from one of our computer models. once you get over to about a quarter inch, the blue, that's the potential for getting power outages. that's that area from rockford to almost towards milwaukee. a little bit here in areas of central missouri. does show the potential for icing in central portions of michigan. north of the ice is where you get snow. this is in two parts.

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trump struck a diplomatic tone to a divided congress during his state of the union address. ( darya ) karin caifa has the highlights from capitol hill.

trump says the summit ended warmly, and that it was a very friendly walk out.in washington, i'm karin wanted for a homicide in danville has shot and killed himself. investigators say 51-year-old mark allen sypien ... killed himself at his parents' home in illinois yesterday. an arrest warrant was issued for sypien ... who they say killed john moore on fostoria way in danville over the weekend. police have not figured out a motive for the deadly shooting. ( darya ) police in southern california arrest a san jose man for attempted murder after police say he tried to strangle a doctor. it happened tuesday in santa barbara county. police say, 36 year old long lu was outside a hospital in lompoc when he walked up to a doctor from behind... threw a rope around his neck and choked him until he passed out. when the victim woke up he yelled for help. police found lu nearby and arrested him. he's being held on one- million dollars bail. ( james ) a full memorial service is planned next week for san francisco public defender jeff adachi. the memorial service will take place at 11 oclock- monday

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karin flood represents the business in union square, she says a handful of stores could not withstand the storm and closed.the re-opening of the street.. is very much welcome. sot its been challenging lot of dirt and dust and noise and disruption and we are all breathing a collective sign of relief for people who work and shop in union square... it is nice to see the last of the construction trucks get ready to take off.sot i'm looking forward to it ill be curious if there are any bugs in the system but this is awesome while cars can use this section of stockton starting friday.on monday, muni's 8 and 91 routes will resume. construction on the central subway is year behind schedule. while work is done on the street level here, crews are finalizing the new stations... but not in a way that should interfere with the hustle and bustle of union square.sot those are all being done underground on the aliment and that includes union square station, (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... controversey for this piece of head gear at a fresno school... find out what one girl plans

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let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning.e're ending february still stormy in the west. get rid of the crazy winds in the east. to heavy rain this morning, san francisco to sacramento, still getting dumped on with incredible amounts of snow in the sierra nevada. somebody will end up with eight feet by the time the storm is over with. this storm is breaking off heading through the northern rockies. snow in northern idaho and yellow stone and then this will spill out into the plains later on today. this eventually will bring some snow to the northeast on wednesday. starting off this morning with snow. bismarck, minneapolis this afternoon towards the evening, the evening drive. just light but enough to make a little coating on the roads. trust me plenty cold to stick here. the high in minneapolis today is in the teen. as we go through wednesday morning snow quickly moves through michigan. this is 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening with snow from buffalo to syracuse, rochester, binghampton, all the way into albany and snow for the evenin

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reporter karin caifa looks at the other shutdown timelines congress -- and 800- thousand federal workersl be eyeing closely over the next week. some optimism on capitol hill about avoiding another shutdown, but work still to be done.rep. kevin mccarthy / -r- house minority leader: i'm hopeful we'll come to a conclusion. we need to this weekend so we can vote next week.beyond if and when negotiators can reach a deal and how quickly congress can pass it, is the biggest question of all.rep. sean patrick maloney / -d- new york: i'm absolutely confident that the members of the conference committee are going to come up with a good deal. the question is whether the president will go along with it.lead senate republican negotiator richard shelby visited president trump on thursday.sen. richard shelby / -r- alabama: if we can work within some of the parameters that we've talked about today, that we'll keep to ourselves right now, i think he will sign it.republicans have been willing to go lower than the president's $5.7 billion request for border wall funding.democrats have signaled flexibility o

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karin caifa is on capitol hill, with a look at what to expect tonight. the white house says the president will cast a bipartisan, and optimistic tone in his speech tonight. that's going to be met with some skepticism here on capitol hill -- amid his recent twitter rhetoric and the ongoing battle over border wall money that could shut down the government again -- next week.even as the president refuses to yield in his demand for border wall funding -- the white house says tonight's state of the union speech, will be a message of unity.sarah sanders / white house press secretary: "let's come together, do what america wants from us." president trump's address comes on the heels of the longest government shutdown in u-s history - and as a bipartisan group of congressional negotiators, tries to craft a bill to avert another.speaker pelosi -- insisting --rep. nancy pelosi / -d- house speaker: "there's i trump -- publicly speculating he may declare a national emergency to get it.president trump / friday: "you'll hear the state of the union, and then you'll see

attorney harry litman, "the new york times" political reporter and msnbc contributor nick comp sari, karine is back, moveon.org and msnbc contributor and in washington jeremy bash, former chief of staff at both the cia and pentagon now, and msnbc national security analyst is with us. let me start with you, harry. what is behind the committee's sort of feeling that they needed to have this subpoena ready, not just to have it ready but to make it public that they had it ready? >> tactically, i think they were anticipating he would take executive privilege about these important questions and he probably would have. it's unlikely they would have gotten much more than name, rank and serial number. and even that from the preparations he might not have been able to handle very well. but think wanted to make it clear it might have been a tactical mistake. it gives whitaker now an easy excuse to say you're jumping the gun, i won't be there tomorrow, can easily run out the clock. he's not acting attorney general in a week. >> what does that mean? might never get him? >> it's quite possible. first of

hello, i'm karin giannone. this is outside source. with the us coalition on the verge of declaring victory in syria, what now for the thousands of foreign is fighters and their wives who want to return home? we speak to one of them. i just want forgiveness, really, from the uk. like, everything i've been through, i didn't expect i would go through that. the us continues to put pressure on venezuela's nicolas maduro by sending aid to the country's border. and president trump will make a speech about the crisis shortly. more violence breaks out in indian—administered kashmir — this time a gunfight leaves four soldiers and 3 militants dead. and south african runner caster semenya challenges plans to regulate the testosterone levels of some female athletes. the us—led coalition in syria says it's on the verge of announcing the defeat of islamic state militants. this is where all their attention is — the city of baghuz — the last pocket of territory held by the jihadists. as the stronghold weakens, thousands of is fighters who travelled to

good morning, bill karins. >> good morning. we've got some thunderstorms, flood watches.inter weaver advisories, ice storm warnings that will be expiring this morning. this is actually two storms. we're going to focus on the first storm that is moving through the ohio valley. a little bit of ice early this morning from detroit northwards. we're going to track this rain from ohio by 5:00 p.m. this evening moving towards new york city for the rush hour. some severe weather today too. isolated severe storms from dallas to memphis. and we're going to see more record highs in the next two days. we saw about a dozen yesterday in areas oe few more. thank you. >>> so this is a child's dream and a parent's nightmare. a curious 2-year-old got himself stuck in one of those claw machines you see in arcades. little ezra crawled inside the machine in fair hope, alabama. his dad tried to pull him out but eventually firefighters had to be called to the scene taking apart the machine to free ezra. his mom posted on facebook saying he's okay, and he's going to bed, hopefully with a toy. th

well, bill karins is here. >> the storm of the weekend was big enough. this one came in last night. it is packing its punch. look at the yellows and the reds on this map. areas of moderate to heavy rainfall. unfortunately some of those are heading over burn scars. a little rain over los angeles. but nothing like we are seeing from sacramento to monterey, exiting the bay area, heading into the mountains where we have blizzard warnings in effect. af. rainfall totals will be somewhere maybe around two to three inches. we'll keep an eye on that as we go throughout in seattle, even some of the lower elevations. we'll have to keep an eye on slippery spots there. take a look at the week ahead forecast and some of the snow forecasts too. >> look at that stuff. >> it's a busy map in the west. >>> pope francis makes history on the arabian peninsula. >>> and a close call for a young child ahead. but when you book at hilton.com, you get the price match guarantee. so if you find your room at a lower rate, hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would tra

. >>> time to say good morning to bill karins. >> there's a lot of winter weather out there, a lot ofvel. it's going to be a very difficult week for people that travel in airplanes across the country. here's how we're looking just the snowfall with our storm system. that will be more tonight and then tomorrow. in the midwest we're talking from des moines to madison, green bay to marquette. anywhere around 3 to 6 inches. plowable snow and school delays and cancelations. then tomorrow the snow moves into areas of the northeast. it will be one of those storms that we get a burst of snow, then over to sleet, a little freezing rain and rain for areas. northern new england gets all snow. that's where the ski resorts will get 1 to 2 feet. new york city to the har inbor . about 17 million people under flood watches. this just a busy week from the west coast all the way through the east. one storm after another. >> going to be a mess. >>> lindsey vonn's historic skiing career has come to an end. this is video of hercompetitive championships in sweden. despite crashing last week and suffering m

. >>> bill karins with a look at our forecast for the week. >> yeah, the big melt after last week's big freeze. unbelievably warm conditions right on the heels of that record-breaking arctic shock. we have mild air from texas through the ohio valley. some of these areas weren week. chicago today 50 degrees. st. louis 68. cleveland 60 degrees. new york city around 55. as we go to the northern plains, that's where the cold air really is. we're still about negative 1 for a high in bismarck. so there is some arctic air out there. it's mostly in the northern plains. for today the western flood threat continues but the big news is that february thaw and the possibility of a few record highs. 81 in dallas. that's a look at the big going shore, especially areas of the outer banks. the rest of the week is going to feature back to reality. but enjoy the warmth while it lasts. >> i thought you were color blind, everything was upside down compared to what we've seen this week. >>> in "quick hits," new video massive dam collapse in brazil. the death toll now stands at 121 with hundreds more missing.

. >>> let's turn to the weather and meteorologist bill karins. we've got to prepare for winds?imagine people flying today, white knuckles. high wind warnings and advisories up for 80 million people still from michigan all the way through the northeast. the winds have been howling overnight and they continue into the day today easily through this afternoon. it will be very gusty, especially eastern new england. highest gusts in the last hour, 44 in pittsburgh. rochester 51 gusts. in the 30 range forful the big cities in the northeast. as we start off at 6:00 a.m. in the 30-mile-per-hour range, the winds will be at their max as we go mid to early afternoon in areas of especially eastern new england. by about 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., notice that we really relax the winds by pittsburgh and buffalo and rochester. still very windy new york city up to boston. some spots this afternoon will easily be gusting into the 40s to 50-mile-per-hour range. we're lucky there's no leaves on the trees or we'd have a lot more power outages. last check was over 500,000. along with strong winds we have str

here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> a little mini snowstorm coming your way. we're going to start in areas of ed ins in, bismarck getting a coating of snow. a the evening rush hour, a coating, not a big deal. it will get stronger as we go into wednesday morning, then the snow will move into areas of new york state as we go through wednesday afternoon and evening. that's when it could be heaviee accumulation for plowing. as far as the snowfall forecast, when you get into blue color that's 2 to 3 inches of snow. north of minneapolis, green bay included into that, milwaukee included into that, grand rapids, detroit possibly one or 2 inches. western new york state, a lot of people will have 3 to 4 inches of snow. wednesday evening we could get a little coating of snow in areas of new england. so just be prepared. maybe some minor traveldelays. 11. it feels like spring in the south. a chance of thunderstorms along the gulf coast. >>> so, it's split across the country. the south starting to think about spring while the north is wondering where the shovels still are.

good morning, bill karins. >> good morning. we've got some thunderstorms, flood watches.inter weaver advisories, ice storm warnings that will be expiring this morning. this is actually two stems. weoing to focus on the first storm that is moving through the ohio valley. a little bit of ice early this morning from detroit northwards. we're going to tra this rain from ohio by 5:00 p.m. this evening moving towards new york city for the rush hour. that's a look at big weather story of the day. here's a clor look atour day ahead. you can see where it's very cold. still in the northern plains. look at that warm air in st. louis. degrees. at's where the temperature battleground is taking place. we will see a chance of some t severe weatheroday too. isolated severe storms from dallas to memphis. and we're going to see more record highs in the next two ays. we sawut a dozen yesterday in areas of the east. >> i thought we were done. glad we'reaving a few more. thank you. >>> so this is a child's dream and a parent's nightmare. a curious 2-year-hid got mself stuck in one of those cl

i'm karin giannone. our top stories...people. chinese state media releases video appearing to show a prominent uighur musician alive in a detention centre — after reports of his death. hungary's nationalist prime minister viktor 0rban offers ambitious financial incentives to hungarians to have more children to have more children — hoping a falling population can be boosted without immigration. and the stars of the screen descend on london's royal albert hall for the biggest event of the year for the british film industry, the baftas. and with an evening of celebration under way here in

. >>> bill karins is here with our forecast. >> tuesday i think would probably be the parade, it's going to be 60 in boston. they're going to have a great old time. congratulations to them. let's go to our big weather story, all the problems in the west. heavy rain from san francisco to man tear ray. this is storm number two of the weekend. and the biggest issue is they're worried about the flooding in the areas where they had the horrible fire, remember paradise? you're under a flash flood watch. heavy rain will be on and off s as much as 2 today. tot 3 to 4 inches in the high elevations. so we'll keep an eye o thisn. s the northeast wide receiver win-wwi winter is return aring to the northern plains. a little of everything around the country but the february thaw will be a big story. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> talking about that weather, an unusual scene in ventura, california, after those weekend storms that bill was alluding to. rainy weather causing severe flooding. it led to a massive sinkhole opening up. the giant hole that swallowed this excavator and made the street im

i'm karin giannone. our top stories... an entire town in new zealand has had to be evacuated as a huge forest fire threatens the homes of 3,000 people. chinese state media releases video appearing to show a prominent uighur musician alive in a detention centre — after reports of his death. hungary's nationalist prime minister viktor 0rban offers ambitious financial incentives to hungarians to have more children to have more children — hoping a falling population can be boosted without immigration. and the stars of the screen descend on london's royal albert hall for the biggest event of the year for the british film industry, the baftas. and with an evening of celebration under way here in the heart of london, will be finding out who has won one of these, a bafta film awards. hello and welcome to world news today. the entire population of a town in new zealand has been evacuated, because of a large forest fire — threatening the homes of over 3,000 people. a state of emergency‘s been declared around the south island town of