you will need the umbrella often in the ohio valley and southeast. the storm is over the top of oklahoma city and wichita, this is a shield of heavy rain, a soaking rain kansas city and st. louis to start your day. we still have light rain traveling through areas of southeast, it's definitely an umbrella day through much of the southeast and the ohio valley. anyone traveling the airports today looks like rain, maybe foggy conditions in atlanta, could have possible delays, delays nashville, st. louis with moderate rain, it will approve a little later in the afternoon. new orleans could have scattered storms and chicago you're going to go for rain later on tonight and tomorrow is when you go rain over to snow. it's amazing we haven't had a lot of big snowfall forecasts this february and that continues. just this little narrow sliver from the quad city south wards, northern portions of missouri and then this little stripe through davenport, looks like towards milwaukee to chicago, we could end up with 1 to 3 inches of snow, at most a few spots could pic

take the battle is now out in the ohio valley for that california is fighting its own and that's why i still like living here. in autumn 2017 cornelia funke of followed her dream of life in the countryside and bought a farm near malibu. it's her not so little slice of heaven she's got sunshine and green all year round as long as the bush fires don't come too close. isn't that why. the best of all here away from the big city she finds peace and tranquility. ever returned to germany night has been you know i'm not someone who goes back i'm a human the kind of person who always goes forward and in 5 years i might be living in new zealand but i would never go back if i tried to explain it to children like this take a look at the world and how big it is i spent 45 years in one single country life and that's not all that inspiring i got a hit i should have tried out a few more. and if i do i hope i'll have the courage and thirst for adventure to try out something totally different once again. in december 2800 cornelli a phone could turn 16 she decided it was time to take stock to children

still have the flash flood risk for 15 million across the south all the way into the tennessee and ohio valley. now 5 million at risk for severe weather. temperatures are very high across this area we're going to continue to see that spark up throughout youe s, southeast in florida with highs near 90. and then on the other side of this storm we'll talk about this coming up. winter weather advisories and alerts across the board. >> oh, boy >> seeing another chunk of snow there. all right. thanks, janessa. >>> in today's quick hits it has been a slow start to 2020 for boeing, which recorded zero orders for new planes in january. the lack of orders stands in contrast to main competitor airbus, which logged orders for 274 commercial aircraft in january. >>> following its historic oscar win the movie "parasite" which won for best picture has seen a huge spike in ticket sales of 443% jump compared to last week. >>> and although streaming has 3w5078d over the past few years, it only acund cotefor about 19% of the time americans spend in front of the tv. that's according to nielsen. there's no turning

you have the winter weather element up around the ohio valley and portions of michigan and texas and oklahoma. you have severe weather in portions of the south. we'll see these red peaks. they are very high-top thunderstorms. they hold the potential for tornadic activity. we have tornado watches and warnings in effect until 11:00 p.m. where do they go from this point forward? it will move east like we talked about. tomorrow morning, you're looking at some snow around michigan and northern new england, snow, as well, but this line of yellow and red, the heavy storms with the heating of the day, and we're talking record heat for portions of the carolinas into florida, that could ignite those tornadoes. 26 million people could possibly see it. in northern new england, that snow will turn over to rain. you have to go well north to hold on to that white stuff for skiers out there. that's the way we see it. >> o'donnell: thank you, lonnie. by the way, happy national weatherperson's day. >> oh, you're a sweetheart. >> o'donnell: have a good one. now to last night's state of the union, presi

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further south is largely rain and that system is expected to move it northward and eastwards into the ohio valley cheering the course of choose day for the north course eastern parts of color some heavy snowfall is likely for a time out across western parts of the u.s. it's looking generally find some francisco there a bright day and highs of 18 degrees heading down into the caribbean is a largely fine picture we've got one or 2 showers for particularly the dominican republic and also down through parts of costa rica and panama but elsewhere it's looking fine cancun plenty of sunshine much from temperature of 27 rising to 28 on tuesday and by and large the showers again still largely effect in the caribbean side of the isthmus now as we head into south america i think the main feature aside from the heavy showers across the basin which is what you'd expect we have got this area of low pressure further towards the south into parts of argentina paraquat some heavy rain here and all around the river plate is going to be pretty wet highs of $28.00 when it's aires. life begins. thousands of babies eve

past 24 hours we'll show you the rain in the forecast for parts of the mississippi valley, the ohio valleynnessee river valley and that's not necessarily a good thing because we have seen flooding over these areas over the last couple of weeks, so flood advisories remain in effect for parts of kansas, missouri, as well as the ohio and tennessee river valley. that will be an ongoing situation as we go through the next couple of weeks, into the springtime. there's the future radar. we have cold air that will sink sowed ward and we'll -- southward and we'll have snow from the midwest to the great lakes. then we'll have to watch these pattern change as we get into march. we're almost done anyway. so we need one big snowstorm here in new york city. rob: that sun is getting bright in the sky. i'm loveing that. >> if it happened, it will be short lived. i will keep you posted. gillian: a massive crowd cheering president trump on as he seeks to strengthen the u.s.-india relationship. our next guest says president trump is speaking the universal language of trade language. rob: george why models we

is going up over the top it has a trough out here in the denver area and it gets wet out in the ohio valleytinues to be dry, march the model suggests something might start to change around. a couple of the patterns could be ready juicy. we need a good one or two atmospheric rivers in march. the current conditions, cloudy, mostly clear everywhere along the coast, overnight lows incentives score in the upper 40s, daytime highs done by the ballpark in the middle 60s. middle to upper 60s, mission rock at 70 degrees, a couple low 80s tomorrow. wednesday won't much different. it will be slightly cooler. subtle differences through the week. no rain, not much to really hang our hats on terms of four rain this month. hopefully march become something we can sink our teeth into. the warmest state through the week. clouds show up saturday and sunday. keep an eye on that. maybe something will move around here. right now it is continuing to be dry. >>> coming up in sports, oregon and stanford play tonight in a matchup between basketball powerhouses. and next in sports, the local product to essentially to

but flash flood watches in place for about 20,000,050 million to the north and ohio valley and eventually into new england dealing with winter weather alerts but that is an area where some icing is possible into the early morning hours. but notice friday 1:30 in the morning the system beginning to park just offshore so the impacts there begins exiting stage right. but before it's done a few inches possible as far as rainfall into parts of the south and work your way into new england. got to get away from the major metro cities for heavy snowfall later on tonight. temps, 16 and middle 80s down in south florida. >>> a traffic stop in northwest florida turned into a narcotics bust when police noticed what appeared to be a bag full of drugs in the car. their first clue the bag was labeled bag full of drugs. inside the bag meth amfeet mean, ghb, cocaine, ecstasy and fentanyl. do not traffic your illegal narcotics in bags labeled bag full of drugs, our canines can read. >>> nasa astronaut christina koch returning to space and has broken the record for the longest singt spaceflight by a woman bh

. >> he's a german immigrant and he works his way down through chicago and towards the ohio valley. >-- to own a home and start a business. carl's a butcher by trade, and by 1905, he's scraped together enough to open his own shop here in defiance -- the carl hench meat market. along with meats and sausages, he sells candies and other grocery items. was he successful in his shop? >> very successful as a butcher in town, very well-known. >> in 1909, he marries his love, jennie. they start a family and buy that dream home. by now, baseball has long established itself as the national pastime, and for decades, various companies have used baseball cards to sell their products. >> the first nationally circulated cards came inside packages of tobacco in the late 1880s and was actually one of the first opportunities for the average citizen to own a real photo. >> candy companies jump into the game, too. the so-called "caramel cards" help sell the sweets and the top players of the day. >> you've got honus wagner ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> children love the candy, but the cards eve

in the ohio valley the heaviest snow is across pennsylvania. boy, is it coming down heavy in central and western p.a.. be careful. all coming from an atmospheric river which is pumping up thousands of miles worth of deep tropical moisture. we had flooding in the southeast. powering wind will be a bomb cyclone. throughout the day today heavy snow, western pennsylvania up through western new york, also into northwestern new england, vermont and new hampshire. as the storm starts to crank up the wind will real start to howl. we have alerts to jacksonville. wind could gust up to 60 miles per hour in the northeast. then temperatures will take a tumble. we go from the 50s today guys into the 20s tonight with wind chills near zero in new england by tomorrow morning. >> jeff, thank you. >>> in washington democrats and republicans are moving on after a long and bitter impeachment fight. but president trump is not ready to let it go. he led an extraordinary political rally, extraordinary because it was inside the white house with his officials, lawyers a

further south is largely rain and that system is expected to move it northward and eastwards into the ohio valley cheering the course of choose day further north courser eastern parts of color some heavy snowfall is likely for a time out across western parts of the u.s. it's looking generally find some francisco that a bright day and highs of 18 degrees heading down into the caribbean is a largely fine picture we've got one or 2 showers for particularly the dominican republic and also down through parts of costa rica and panama but elsewhere it's looking fine cancun plenty of sunshine much from temperature of 27 rising to 28 on tuesday and by and large the showers again still largely effect in the caribbean side of the isthmus now as we head into south america i think the main feature aside from the heavy showers across the basin which is what you'd expect we have got this area of low pressure further towards the south into parts of argentina paraquat some heavy rain here and all around the river plate is going to be pretty wet highs of $28.00 when it's aires. water an essential resource for all

but flash flood watches in place for 20 million people and into ohio valley and eventually into new england weather alerts. but notice friday 1:30 in the morning the system beginning to park just offshore so the impacts there begin exiting stage right, but before it's done a few inches possible into parts of the south and work your way into new england. you've got to get away from the major metro cities for heavy snowfall tonight. middle 80s down in south florida. >> ed pedram, thanks for that. nasa astronaut christina koch returning to earth after 328 days in space. koch was part of the first all female space walk and has broken the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman. she launched to the international space station on march 14th for what was suspected to be a six month mission. her stay was extended to collect more data on effects of long duration spaceflight. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning taking a look at global markets. rallies around the world here, relief and a feeling the chinese will inject whatever money they need to into the financial system t

tuesday and wednesday, still rainy in the ohio valley., wednesday, mid atlantic from new york to philadelphia to d.c., the snow exiting on wednesday through michigan, and thursday and friday, everything gets quiet. winter returns as temperatures fall. it will be windy and chilly as we end february and stare at march, not far away. >> thank you, bill. >>> the latest from india as president trump wraps mhis speeh before a massive crowd. the big news in the race for president as we learn joe biden will get the highly coveted endorsement from congressman jim clyburn ahead of south carolina's primary. we are back in a moment. leaf b. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. don't get mad get e*trade and start tr

southeast and the new system starting wednesday is expected to bring through the southeast and into the ohio valley with the water already saturated everything that it didn't take much to bring it back to other parts of the country are dealing with the aftermath of heavy rains they had earlier this week like a major landslide in washington county just outside of pittsburgh. the pennsylvania department of transportation says oversaturation is to blame they came and said we might have to evacuate so i came home from work to grab some stuff and then i couldn't get back out and in washington state all roads leading into mount rainier national park are closed after heavy rains caused flooding mudslides and road damage it's scary it makes you feel small makes you realize how big mother nature is i'm john lawrence reporting. >>and then you contrast that to what we're dealing with here in a sea tac opposite problem we had no rain but plenty of sun, plenty of sun and yesterday, plenty warm so warm in fact james, not tying records across the day so what's the situation here that so yeah a lot of people are a

further south is largely rain and that system is expected to move northward and eastward into the ohio valley cheering the course of choose day further north courser eastern parts of color some heavy snowfall is likely for a time out across western parts of the u.s. it's looking generally find some francisco that a bright day and highs of 18 degrees heading down into the caribbean is a largely fine picture we've got one or 2 showers for particularly the dominican republic and also down through parts of costa rica and panama but elsewhere it's looking fine plenty of sunshine much from temperature of 27 rising to 28 on tuesday and by and large the showers again still largely effect in the caribbean side of the isthmus now as we head into south america i think the main feature side from the heavy showers across the basin which is what you'd expect we have got this area of low pressure further towards the south into parts of argentina paraquat some heavy rain here and all around the river plate is going to be pretty wet highs of $28.00 when it's aries. defenseless against the 7 different internat

winter weather advisory or warning and as you can see, we have rain making its way through the ohio river valley and snow back behind it here is what we expect heavy snow around the great lakes and rain or storms tomorrow tomorrow drifting snow in new england with strong winds, possible power outages, snowfall amounts from eight inches to a foot from western new york to new england and look at airport delays, cleveland, portland, philly, and up to burlington lester, a dangerous situation over the next 24 hours. >>> we know you'll keep us posted, thanks. >>> here in new york harvey weinstein remains in a hospita two days after he was found guilty of felony sex crimes there is no word on when the former hollywood producer will be transferred to the rikers island jail to await sentencing next month. >>> it was a heartbreaking tragedy, a toddler falling to her death from a cruise ship window last summer in puerto rico as her grandfather was holding her. today word that he plans to plead guilty in a deal with prosecutors. kerry sanders is following the case. >> reporter: since the day 18-month-old ch

we're talking about snowfall amounts from 2 to 6 inches from the ohio river valley into northern new england airport delays from chicago to new yor and down to atlanta. and, lester, the roads in between will be a mess as well >> all right, al. thank you for keeping an eye on it >>> in florida a state trooper is dead ter a shooting along the highway. authorities say trooper joseph bullock stopped to help a disabled vehicle when a person who was inside opened fire and killed him police responding to the scene then fatally shot the suspect officials haven't given a motive for the deadly incident. >>> we'll be right back in 60 seconds with one of baseball's all-time greats and a surprise new appeal on his lifetime ban >>> an absolutely >>> an absolutely horrendous situation playing out tonight in the mountains of turkey where dozens of people were killed in an avalanche here's keir simmons. >> reporter: tonight this stunning video posted on twitter showing what appears to be a dramatic rescue 11 men emerging from a vehicle after six hours. one man stumbling out smiling but weak praise go

we have a watch up for alabama and that flood threat continues for the tennessee and ohio river valleys. anywhere from two to six inches of snow along the i-80, i-90 corridor. and this rainfall does make it to the d.c. to boston, i-95 car door for morning commute, moving pretty quickly, clears tomorrow afternoon. and then the cold air pours in and we will see below average temperatures for the first time in weeks. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next here, the coronavirus emergency and tonight, the alarming warning. a public health doctor in hong kong saying if the virus goes unchecked, it could infect 60% of the world's population. while off japan tonight, that cruise ship this evening with americans onboard and of the 48 new cases outside china, 40 were on that ship, including a worker who was helping with the quarantine. and tonight, an american couple, the retirees onboard, that husband, his fiver has returned. and maggie rulli from japan again tonight. >> reporter: with new cases of passengers sickened on this cruise ship announced almost daily, the mood

a little bit of wintery weather especially across the midwest, ohio valley right now. could bring some light snow and across the pacific northwest and into the northern west and northern tier. lingering showers and may even be a few snowflakes in atlanta. stormy skies tomorrow across the central plains. this one giving only a brief break in the southeast and rain is this is a live look in san francisco. we have low clouds and also reports of areas of fog. through san carlos, down to about a quarter mile of visibility. we can expect to see mostly clear skies this afternoon, though, with temperatures still above normal, comfortable 6 60,3 in san jose. 62 in oakland. as we head into tonight, we're tracking a high wind watch. >> and that's your national weather from a very chilly "today" show plaza. guys, back inside to you. >> thank you very much. >> and we have a special surprise. savannah sellers from stay tuned is here. >> thanks for having me. much more on the oscars including what's tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal

and the flooding concern will be on alert across portions of the mississippi, tennessee and ohio river valleyisture is on the move. there is your forecast. once we get that front, things will cool up and we will try out and the next storm system moving in to the northwest but things will be relatively quiet. looking ahead, we are still above average. i don't know what happened to winter. i think it is never going to be here. is scaring me a little bit. rob: it is here for a lot of people. in indiana, family and friends, snowing a lot. >> our friends in the midwest. rob: on the east coast. thank you so much. jillian: we will be right back. jillian: michael bloomberg spending as much as $1 million a day on facebook for cash platform once dominated by donald trump. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with how the internet is responding to the ads. >> reporter: donald trump is synonymous with social media. michael bloomberg is spending a lot more these days. like you said at the top bloomberg is spending $1 million a day on facebook ads alone. the president's campaign is known for targeting vo

but these come together with the great lakes, ohio valley, deep south in northeast very active. we could use some activity with rain but not getting any. i don't think we will see any. that system friday had a hint of a potential but looks like it is going south. after that nothing that says rain. 1864 sitting on its own but breathing down its neck is this february. that is the only february in san francisco with no measurable rain. 66/61, the record high was 1899 and record low 1890. that was a long time ago. high clouds over us with an easterly or northerly component with offshore breeze in place with 30s, 40s and 50. 38 at sebastopol, bodega bay at 53 with your offshore direction. other than higher clouds we have this dry pattern. i don't think anything is changing anytime soon. above average on temperatures with low to mid 70s yesterday, leveling off with clouds on friday, quiet into the weekend. >>> it is 7:11. >>> walmart rolling out the great workplace program and why the retailer says this will benefit the workers. >>> a terrifying crash at the daytona 500 and ryan newma

spring across the mississippi river valleys, but unfortunately there's more rain in the forecast for some of these areas all along the mississippi, tennessee and ohiohe next few hours, but you can still see we have flood warnings all among the mississippi stretching eastward as well as another batch of rainfall later today in the same regions and then not pattern is conducive for more rainfall over these regions, so that is the problem over the next couple of days with future our radar getting into tuesday with more rain in the forecast and then pushes eastward so some of the cities across the southeast gulf coast across the mississippi we will watch for potential flooding not only in mississippi but all of the states along the mississippi river. watching the rainfall today, here in the northeast in new york city army we could skip winter. it's very mild here and we are dealing with sunshine may be rain tomorrow, but milder temperatures in the foreseeable future here in new york city. cheryl: you read my mind i'm like are we not going to have a winter at all? >> don't rule out march but we have had a incredibly mild winter in new york city and even

dare as you can see another crop of moisture moving up towards mississippi to tennessee and ohio river valleynext couple of day here's today's forecast across the central u.s. 56 in kansas city you can sew that moisture again building across those areas that don't need to see anymore rain. and a little bit snow across billings montana and west coastal quest is beginning to dry out for next, you know -- 12 to 24 hours and another batch of rain moves in but you can see the model through next couple of days -- noting looking good for the south with more rain in the forecast . we've got snow across rockies and then coastal west e will will get soft again. some of the same areas getting more and more rain and snow, here in new york city -- it's going to remain mild and it has been a long fall financial >> we might skip winter this year in new york city. >> wouldn't that be crazy? >> it would be crazy. don't rule out march yet, though. >> i know. i know. never rule out march not around here. >> it is 39 minutes after the hour of city of angel vowing to put ice on the shelf. >> no matter status ept

looking at rains in areas that really don't need it from nashville to georgia, even through the ohio river valley. tuesday, snow wrapping through the backside of this. could get significant snow in points from chicago northward. we'll see how that times out as we go through the rest of the week. more in the way of rainfall in the next to two days. >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we're going to end the weekend on a cool note. temperatures will be similar to yesterday's numbers, so that's only 50s at the beaches. low 60s around the bay and some upper 60s inland. san francisco a high of 59 with some clouds sticking around throughout the day. san jose 64, oakland 62 degrees. and things warm up starting tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, well above average wednesday, >>> yanks/rays in tampa. i believe the red sox play in ft. myers. that's my portion of the sports report today. janai. >> i'm up next. i'm up next. >> tyson fury won last nht. >> tyson with the big fight last night. >> the wig -- big fight. >> it was. dan, you are thrilled by all of this, right? >> yes, tennis is

winter storm heading across the great lakes, portions of the interior northeast as well as the ohio valleyng to fall here along the coast though. it's going to be a rain event. we could actually see some thunderstorms along the mid-atlantic and northeast it's quite blustery here in new york city where i'm pretending that i'm in a beyonce video. [laughter] i love to do that when there is a bit of a breeze. steve: there you go. [laughter] steve: she is channeling her days as a runway model. brian: she loved those days with a hair band in the '80s. 11 minutes before the top of the hour unless my time is all wrong. democrats taking on race in america at last night's debate. >> i know that if i were black, my success would have been a lot harder to achieve. >> there are seven white people on this stage talking about racial justice. brian: did they address the key issues affecting black voters i ask? we will discuss this next. >> i'm looking forward to making sure there is a black woman on the supreme court. >> i know that if i were black, my success would have been a lot harder to achieve. >> y

rookies and next system moving into the mississippi and -- [laughter] janice: mississippi, ohio, tennessee river valleyu go and we have some snow across portions of the northeast as well, there's your future radar so this active pattern will be ongoing this week, we will see quite a bit of snow for the southern rockies, quite a bit of rain for south as well, forecast precipitation, look at that, the map just lights up so heavy rain along the south flash flooding will be a concern, snow across the interior sections to have northeast as well as much of the rockies in the northwest and, of course, we know new hampshire primary is happening tomorrow, on tuesday here your current conditions, we are getting little bit of snow across the state, let's take a look at tomorrow, let's take a look at it. rob: come on. [laughter] >> actually not too bad as far as temperatures go. that's pretty warm for them. you can see a little bit of rain in forecast for parts of southern new hampshire. it's going to be busy and hopefully i get things working. rob: i would like one good snowstorm. one good hit. janice: you know,

worst in the central plains but much colder in the ohio valley and areas in the south than yesterday and headed for the north eat today. cold effort morning in dallas in three months here at 19 degrees. chicago, feels like negative 16 and getting chillier. d.c., 29. later on in the teens. in other words, grab all the winter gear. today's forecast. at least not a lot of rain or snow out there. a little bit for friends in areas of florida, and far as your weekend outlook goes, after a very cold start in the northeast saturday morning, the sun will be out and slowly warms up. the worst weather is in the pacific northwest. another storm coming through and sunday east coast, warm it up. back up into the 50s in areas like washington, d.c. a little rain for friends around the gulf coast and mountain snow from the storm that moved on to the west coast on saturday. overall, a pretty quiet weekend after a very chilly start. new york city, grab that hat and glu gloves. colder this afternoon. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. molly: my np spends a lot of time with me and gives

valley heavy snow in the southwest. mid-week period. heavy rain moves into the ohio valleys. turning sharply colder in the eastern half of the country. unsettled in the pacific northwest. and looking at sunshine through the gulf and the mid-atlantic states, as well. >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. it has been so windy the past 24 hours. it will still be breezy in the hills. the valleys get a calmer wind, and we're looking at a lot of sunshine. highs mostly in the upper 60s. we'll see more of the same tomorrow as sunshine continues this week. we are staying dry through friday, slightly cooler air for the weekend. looking at a slight chance of rain late saturday night into sunday. san francisco will start out warm and cool down by end of the week. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you >>> coming up, health and healing. a very personal look at new hope for women struggling with pregnancy loss first, growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee

snow showers across the plains of the heavier snow as we get our way into the mississippi and ohio river valleysine and well above normal temperatures. we're heading up to 70 today in san jose, 73 in palo alto. santa rosa reaching 76 degrees. going into the rest of the forecast, we gradually cool off after some near record high temperatures to start out this week. then we'll see some upper 60s for part of the weekend. it will be breezy this sunday, and still nice and sunny heading into early next week. >>> and that's your latest weather. carson >> uncle al, thanks so much. coming up next on "pop start," dwayne and the rock's daughter moving but not like you may expect growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. uh, "fi

of heavy rain, moving east tomorrow interior ice and snow possible, through mississippi and ohio river valleys one round of snow and the second round continues on wednesday, as the system comes up out of the gulf, flooding possible in spots severe storms in the south an icy mess, travel along i-95 is going to be a nightmare heavy rain look at the rainfall totals. we're talking 2 to 4 inches of rain from the gulf to the southeast. we're going to get to your local forecast, coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have freezing temperatures in some of the inland valleys. we're down to 29 degrees in napa this morning. even colder tomorrow morning. we're only going to go make it into the low to mid-50s today so cooler than normal weather. but we will warm up toward the end of the week and we're looking at mid to upper 60s for the inland areas. saturday also looking very mild and then cool and windy weather set to head back into the bay area as we head toward this sunday. >> and that is your latest weather. >> mr. roker, thank you. >>> ahead, inside the rac

the east coast we have plenty of sunshine, occasional snow, through the upper mississippi and ohio river valleys freezing in san martine, we're at 31 there. 40 in oakland and 35 in santa rosa. but it's going to warm up today. we'll reach into the low to mid 60s with san jose reaching 60 degrees and our inland temperatures in the low 60s today. mid 60s tomorrow, and then some upper 60s on friday. it's going to be nice but still no rain here. we'll cool down slightly by the end of the weekend. >> that is your latest weather craig? >> mr. roker, thank you, sir >>> up next, we'll introduce you to that remarkable woman that is breaking barriers and training hard to compete in the olympics this summer, while juggling life as a medical student at the same me that's right atift the number of uninsured americans, rising. rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundre

i am in youngstown, ohio, steel valley. we have industry and farms. ohio is a big state. like the democrats, that's their game. they completely have written off the middle class, the working man from the farmers to the coal minors to the factory workers. and it's ridiculous. don't think it's not making an impression on people, pete. pete: that's the question. geno a guy like you who was a democrat. works hard for a living, crossed over for president trump. somewhat strategy of a michael bloomberg to try to reach folks in ohio and wisconsin who he would need to win the white house if he is just talking down to them? >> you know, he talks down -- it's the same thing. i hate to go back. obama said the same thing. he told entrepreneurs, guys like the guy who owns our company who built it from nothing. he told them you didn't build that hillary clinton called us deplorables. now bloomberg is calling us stupid. they are not winning hearts and minds. i will tell you that. pete: you are in touch -- you used to be a democrat. you know democrats. what are the choices between this e

know to parts of the tennessee and the ohio river valley and the tornadoes as well across parts of thece, unfortunately, to parts of interior northeast and new england. there is going to be delays unfortunately and cancellations. a lot of school delays as well. the northwest has a new storm moving in there and we could see the potential for a little bit of snow moving into the midwest as well. so there is your friday forecast. check ahead. call ahead. all that good stuff. bye. oh, you just escaped. you know what, come on over here, because you are the only one out here. i will give you this mostly sunny umbrella. you want to switch? >> oh. >> thank you, kindly for doing that. that's going to help me because i'm going to the westminster and it's going to keep me dry this weekend. janice: very nicely done. okay. it's a mostly sunny day out on the plaza. back to you. steve: look at that lucky viewer. brian: next hour janice gives away money. let's do that. steve: i don't think we can promote that. not going to happen. but, in the next hour, we will have the jobs report. meanwhile, nancy p

you can see that snow stretching from texas through the central plains up towards the ohio river valleyis something we will have to watch over the next couple of days. we will certainly keep you posted. i want you to say hi to steve, ainsley and brian in d.c. say hey, guys. we miss you. come back soon. >> sorry we are not there to shake your hands. thank you for coming. steve: still alive from washington, d.c. we have jason chaffetz joining us. as you can see he is right next to our fancy chrome logo. brian: plus, college students are fired up about quotes from president trump's state of the union address he may or may not be using. but what happens when they find out they are not from him at all? democrats did actually say it. cabot phillips with campus reform has the video next. >> north korea's success will be judged on whether we can eliminate north korea's nuclear weapons and verify they are gone once and for all. >> very threatening. >> war mongering. >> it doesn't really surprise me. the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for c

ohio and mississippi river valleys. snow from texas to illinois.g on around the country. here's what's happ >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. it is starting to warm up. we're heading to the mid to upper 50s today. going to be a nice one, once the winds calm down a bit. we'll see a warmup the next few days. no rain headed our way. highs by friday inland reaching the upper 60s. cooling off by the weekend into early next week. san francisco for the most part staying in the upper 50s. >> that is your latest weather hoda >> thank you, al >>> we're chatting it up with "brooklyn nine-nine" star andy samberg. he'll give us a sneak peek you're going to talk to us about "snl"? >> yeah. no "brooklyn nine-nine. the world at large >> wow >> we can't wait we're going tohat with you, ba cbe >>> welcome back. the fan favorite, nbc comedy >>> welcome back the fan favorite, nbc comedy "brooklyn nine-nine" returns for its seventh season on thursday night. >> yeah. we know him, andy samberg, back as jake peralta, to crack a few cases and a few jokes, as

heavy flooding, unfortunately, across the south making headlines over the mississippi, the ohio, tennessee river valleyof this storm, blizzard warnings as well for parts of the dakotas in through minnesota. we will keep you up to date on the weather and pizza toppings. back to you, steve, ainsley and brian. ainsley: hawaiian. steve: big program still ahead, ed henry and sandra smith are going to join us on the curvy couch. there they are the right there. plus, michael bloomberg doubling down on husband apology after a -- his apology. ainsley: miranda devine says bloomberg needs to stop apologizing, and she's here next. steve: how are you? >> hello. muck i. ♪ alexa, tell me about neptune's sorrow. it's a masterstroke of heartache and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. as parents of six, this network is one less thing i have to worry about. (vo) why the aceves family chose verizon. we all use our phones very differently. these two

these are the areas we'll watch and when you see the rainfall that falls across the ohio and tennessee river valley move downward. today's forecast. we get a little drying out period. as we get into the afternoon, evening and tomorrow we'll still see not the deluge of rain but still potential for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. something we'll have to watch over the next couple of days. if i could, i know there was a big race scheduled yesterday the daytona 500. they had to delay it. what is the forecast going to be today? we do have some showers in the area but i believe around race time at 4:00 p.m. skies should clear and we have a good looking forecast for the race. gentlemen, start your engines. >> ed: drivers, start your engines. >> that's right. are there women, too? i should brush up on this. people. >> sandra: the president said gentlemen. >> ed: that's right, sandra. thank you. early voting underway in nevada ahead of this weekend's caucuses. >> sandra: new concerns nevada could run into the same caucus chaos that made such a mess back in iowa. >> the reason why i actually came