pilots, harpts when atlantic city. when he had all these properties down in atlantic city.e had to do that like four times a week. so he is very familiar with air travel. much more than just a passenger. >> steve: sure. to your point, about what the president told you, lawrence, you know, that flight from wichita, the american eagle, you know, it has the super bright light. it's heading toward our point of view where that camera is. and then you can see just very faintly that black hawk helicopter takes a turn right into it there is a story this morning in the "new york times" that says that according to their source there's were 1 figure skaters, not counting parents and coaches on board. and they were american and they were russian. and they were just following up a training camp that follows the national figure skating championships in wichita, kansas. kansas is my home state. this is very personal. i have been talking to some people about if they knew anybody on board. nobody does at this point because nobody has been identified for the most part. the senator from the g

, we are of the same era where i remember driving down the court garden state parkway to go to atlantic city, everything is accessible by phones and the thing we have to rethink collectively as an executive branch, as congress, as a society where do we want regulated markets to exist and what we want traded on them first what do we want in the gimmicks they are. >> when i i ran for the maryld house of delegates for the first question people sit out i know you're serious? how do i think you're going to win? if i could've spent a little bit bit of my fundraising money boosting a tiny trading contract to show me as the front runner that what event the best campaign finance decision i could've made in a pretty thin market. the public interest to me. this judge operable to peer i want to talk with the future of regulation because you regulated mostly in an era where the supreme court had a case called chevron which gave deference to agency regulators and very famously this most recent supreme court overturned that precedent in the case called bright so i guess moved from a post chevron world to a

again, we are of the same era where i remember driving down the garden state parkway to go to atlantic city and now everything is accessible by phone and i think we have to rethink collectively as an executive branch, as congress, you know, as a society where do we want regulated markets to exist and what do we want traded on them with regards to the gambling sphere. >> when i ran maryland house delegates, how do i know that you're serious and how do i know that you think you're going to win. if i could have spent some of my money boosting to show me as a front runner that would have been the best campaign finance decision i could have made in a pretty thin market and, you know, the public interest to me. but this judge overruled you and i want to talk about the future of regulation because you regulated mostly in an era where the supreme court had a case called chevron which gave deference to regulators and famously the recent supreme court overturned that precedent in a case called loper bright, and it's now, we've moved from a post chevron world to a loper bright world and the cftc in th

baltimore to atlantic city. philadelphia, winter weather advieszry. here is flight aware misery map. delays and cancellations are on the uptick. look at d.c., baltimore. dallas, as well, in store for next winter storm. texas area, this will be your bullseye. this snow event still to come could see additional three to five, five to eight across del marva. lows very cold. snow on ground in kansas, 18 inches, not going anywhere. it will remain cold next several days. single digits for forecast lows and below zero in some cases employees big deal for areas that don't typically see big snow events. cold weather alerts. thursday and friday, south in texas, louisiana and arkansas, pay attention, snow is on the way here. way top start 2025, right? over to you. >> steve: thank you. jd pointed out, big storm heading to mid-atlantic toward washington, d.c. washington, d.c., federal government yesterday said nobody has to come to work. the town is closed. schools are closed. except capitol will be open, brian noted this is january 6, they go ahead and certify pre

jeff flock joinings from atlantic city, new jersey. are already in motion, jeff? reporter: th that's a really god question, stuart. we'll see how far the president wants to go. this is an on shore wind facility but it's home to one of the projects you're talking about. take a look at the map, there's more than a dozen projects approved for the eastern sea board of the united states starting up in massachusetts on down to north carolina. the president made it pretty clear yesterday yesterday, when it comes to wind, he is not a fan, pardon the pun. here's what he said. >> we're going to try and have a policy where no windmills are being built. off the coast of new jersey, they're going to try and build 200 and nobody wants them and they're very expensive. you don't want energy that needs subsidy. energy is a good business, you don't need subsidy. reporter: he talks about the cost of offshore wind. he's absolutely right and look at energy department saying the high cost of electricity, the worst is pneumolarra power but get -- nuclear pow

as you look at atlantic city yesterday. fox weather alert.tiple states after a powerful winter storm and ice storm combined. the system created dangerous traveling conditions as you can see right there. illinois, at least 40 cars involved in that chain reaction icy crash on interstate 70. meanwhile over 450 flights into within and out of the united states have already been canceled today and nearly another 500 are delayed people in l.a. bracing for potential wind storm today with gusts hitting approximately 80 miles per hour. i saw burbank 80 minor winds today. >> janice: dangerous situation one they haven't seen in decades. will santa ana winds ferocious today and we still have power outages. hundreds of thousands still without power because of that ice and snow event that happened yesterday that has since moved offshore. current temperatures very cold for. country. cold as far as south as the gulf coast cold weather alerts setting the stage for our next winter storm that is going to impact potentially the gulf coast. texas, louisiana, missi

this morning and amtrack canceling multiple trains along the northeast corridor and other mid atlantic citiesse we know train travel is new and often affected by the weather. >> they haven't had a couple hundred years to deal with this. >> yeah. back to you. >> thanks, brian. see you in the next hour. >>> coming up, it's the first major media merger of the year. shares of the stream service fubo are tripling on hulu plus disney live tv service. disney shares are moving slightly higher on the news as well. one of our guests is saying iger is getting what he wants without the anti-trust issues. we will dig into what's going on with this deal next. the great barrier reef. huh? here we are. oooh. — g'day. — uh, where am i? australia! and you look like you need a vacation. show us what ya got. (♪♪) remarkable. yep! it's amazing. i love it! — what is it? — a wombat. come on! (♪♪) jump! down under, g'day is the start of every good adventure. so, what are you waiting for? come and say g'day. (♪♪) >>> we await the election certification, let's get down to eamon javers. eamon? >> kelly, moments ago a m

and it's true that it's called the great motor shed, that it separates the optic on the atlantic ocean city. since time immemorial layer of being 2 lakes here, divided by this sandy ridge human, the water from this one flows through a system of rivers and lakes into the an acre river which flows into the wide sea and onto the arctic ocean of this lake. on the other side is also connected through a system of rivers and lakes to lake on you. go then like, love to go the near the river that the baltic sea and eventually the atlantic you make these 2 lakes are not connected in any way that there are no waterways linking them or anything like that. well, they're both as a separate and that's why they called it a water shed between the 2 lotions and how did it form and how long ago store or not. but as of the water shed was formed about 12000 years ago. yeah, that's the great scandinavian lacey. it was receding. according to geologists, the melting place he had created a river that used to flow across this land. northwood, the river brought this sand and pebbles. as a result, the links which had

and it's true that it's called the great voltage at that it separates the optic on the atlantic ocean city. since time immemorial, there's been 2 legs here defined in by this sandy with truman. water from this one flows through a system of rivers and lakes into the naked river, which flows into the wide seeing and onto the optic ocean of this lake. on the other side is also connected through a system of rivers and lakes to lake on you. go, then lake loved to go the near the river that the baltic sea. eventually the atlantic. you make these 2 lakes. i'm not connected in any way they go in the waterways, linking them or anything like that. well, they won't as a separate and that's why they code is a watershed between the 2 oceans. and how did it form and how long ago no other water shed was formed about 12000 years ago. yeah, that's the going to scan the navy and lacy, it was receiving. according to geologists, the males in place, you know, created a river that used to flow across this land. northwoods, the river brought the sand and pebbles as a result the links which had also originated fr

park case, who refused to allow black casino workers to have a prominent place in his casinos in atlantic cityn the 1990s, who spent five and a half years lying about barack obama's birth certificate in the 2000, who came into office and then attacked black people like colin kaepernick, who attacked ruby freeman and her and her daughter shaye moss for simply doing their jobs in fulton county. election workers. you dishonor those people when you go and perform for this man, this man who has done nothing but dishonor black people. and just even last year, just last year, he was calling haitian immigrants, accusing them of eating cats and dogs. this is not somebody that black people should be associated with. and pretending to normalize. we should be challenging him, and it dishonors the legacy of doctor martin luther king jr., whose birthday we honor on monday to celebrate this man. >> um, you brought up la trump is trying to get into hollywood, too. he announced this surprise ambassadorship to joint ambassadorship to hollywood, joining jon voight, mel gibson and sylvester stallone. uh, quite a

this morning from topeka to atlantic city, millions are waking up in the bitter footprint left behind a deadly winter storm. at least nine died in crashes across five states. it's been six years since the nation's capital had this much snow crippling some airports. reagan shutting down all of its runways last night. more than 2,000 flights cancelled and 7,000 delayed. eight states and washington, d.c. declaring a state of emergency. many federal buildings and public schools closed again today. >> it's crazy. i've never seen so much snow. i've lived here all my life. >> ginger: in virginia, a power outage caused the water system to malfunction. for now they have to boil their water. ten inches in cincinnati gave them their biggest snow in nine year. crews shutting down highways, abandoned tractor trailers littering roads. over the weekend cars skating across overpasses in wichita, kansas. thousands left without power in illinois, indiana and kentucky. that destructive glaze of ice bringing down power lines and trees. kevin workman said he only had 30 seconds to get out of the way befor

pro wrestling, reality tv, casinos and gambling, which are no longer just in las vegas or atlantic city, but everywhere embedded in daily life, celebrity, culture, social media. all of that looks to me like america. and yes, so does fraud and brazen lying. and the p.t. barnum carnival barker stuff. but there is an audience and not a small one for where trump came in from and who he is. and we saw i was talking to somebody who actually. has been very involved in the past and, and pro wrestling as far as owning pro wrestling divisions. and he said he said he called me and he said, this is he quoted the george will thing. he goes, are you watching the capital one event? this is pro wrestling. i had to explain to my investors, they don't wrestle, they go out and they talk and they flex their muscles and they do all of these performative things. and the crowds scream, and then they wrestle for five minutes, and then they end it the same way. and this george will column gets to a point. the democrats need to understand that for half of america, this embodies popular culture, and he embodies w

. >> whit: major winter storm. 20 states with snow and ice from mississippi to the mid-atlantic. the city seeing record-breaking snowfall, plus the dramatic scene on the runway. the passengers evacuated onto the snowy tarmac. why the plane suddenly aborted takeoff. >> rhiannon: tiktok at the supreme court. justices deciding whether to allow a law banning the popular social media platform in the u.s. the issues of freedom of speech and national security and when the app could go dark. >> gio: president-elect trump sentenced in his hush money trial just ten days before he takes office as the first u.s. president convicted of a felony. avoiding jail time or fines. what he told the court. >> whit: family feud. "dancing with the stars" alum allison holker blasted by the family of her late husband, dancer and "ellen" show deejay twitch box over what she wrote about him in her new memoir. how she's responding to them this morning. ♪ we were born for this we were born for this ♪ >> rhiannon: and football finale. the teams now set for the college football playoff national championships. espn's sam

think there has been a mayor -- whose tax policy has been to go to the people of new york city or atlantic city, or even of mar-a-lago and said i have an idea i will borrow more money than we have ever borrowed in the history of the community and i'm going to spend it. i would say i'm worried about that. what is it going for print is a going for schools. no. is it going to compete with the chinese and their defense, no. is going to pay for parks, no. is it going to deal with the mental health crisis that we have in america. no. is it going to pay to secure our border? what are you doing with the money? what were you doing with the money mr. mnuchin. what were you doing with the money. the answer is we were going to give to the richest people in america. the richest people in our community and expected somehow that will trickle down to everybody else. that has been the trump tax policy since the day he showed up and no mayor in america whatever with a straight face say that's what they should do. in fact no american in history has done that. but to add insult to injury you sit here and mr. mnuch

winter storm warnings are now in effect for parts of the mid-atlantic through tomorrow morning. some citiesould see a half foot of snow tonight. officials also warning drivers across the region to stay off the roadways if possible, because conditions are only expected to get worse. >> the highways there's been a lot of snow plows out on them and so they're okay. but as soon as you get off the highway, it's very slippery. we definitely slid around a lot just getting from our house and out to the highway. >> my sensors in my car just kept like coming, going off, alerting me. so it's like so annoying. so i wanted to definitely find them the location and clean them off so that i could make it home safely. so yeah, i figured that this would be a good spot to do it. >> it was treacherous, as always. you know, when it snows, you know nobody's ever prepared for it. >> snowfall is disrupting flights along the eastern seaboard. nearly 130 flights at the new york city area airports were canceled today, and nearly 90 others were delayed. that, according to flight, where dozens of flights were also canc

snow fell throughout the mid-atlantic and northeast yesterday, including new york city.arts of new england will receive as much as ten inches of snow. extreme windchills stretch across the northern plains and midwest where it could feel like minus 55 degrees in some places. the bitterly cold temperatures will dip into the south where rare winter storm warnings are in effect along the gulf coast and texas and louisiana. as many as 30 million people could see a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. >>> and people in southern california are bracing for the return of powerful santa ana winds and a heightened risk of wildfires. this all comes as firefighters continue to battle two major wildfires in the los angeles area. >>> and coming up, bird flu alert. the state of georgia shuts down poultry activity. >>> and on thin ice. a moose falls through a frozen pond. see how first responders raced to his rescue. i got somebody for that! ♪♪ i got somebody for that. ♪♪ i got somebody for that! you guys got somebody for peyronie's disease? ♪♪ there's hope for the estimated 1 in 10 me

that's it really does up well security in the lower atlantic region, the pacific region, the city of.

that eventually moves into the mid atlantic and northeast. light to mod lahoma city and lit. dallas heads to just 34 degrees for the high today. 53 and mostly cloudy in new orleans. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >>> coming up, some good news for anyone looking to buy a used car. >>> and we're back in a moment with president-elect trump's new supreme court bid to block his sentencing scheduled for tomorrow. encing scheduled for tomorrow. nearly 1 million people 65 and older. so if someone you love is older, talk with them about vaccines. i forgot to wash my work shirt. just wear it again! i added unstopables with odor blocker and it keeps our clothes fresh all day! [sniff] ooo, imma be feelin it at work today. she smells so good i'm actually paying attention! smell unstopable. this charmin ultra softmooth tear has wavy edges. it's no ordinary squar charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better, with more cushiony softness. enjoy the go, with charmin. feeling backed up and bloated? good thing metamucil fiber plus probi

community to help rebuild the country. seen on how the hatch is a senior fellow for the city of project talked to atlantic council. he says, the initial stability of a serious new administration is due to multiple foxes from the civil a physical yesterday. it wears many concerns about the possibility of a ton of fighting among the seed in a position of forces. but it seemed that after 14 years and the fresh air offering fighting, especially in the 1st years of the conflict, that the groups happening the hard way and that the few freedom and the disability of the country is much more valuable. and also i think that their local constituency will so we didn't allow with them. we did the accept it. so there is much more a concern about their own future if they do engage into intern and fighting. that's for one second one. i believe that the c and people has also lost members of the families, one way or another during the conflict either and, and in jail or in fighting. so they do have a lot of those that have been data to come to assume if they want to. but we haven't seen any kind of a single act of the benc

and i just had a piece posted on this in the atlantic about how can cities judge reopening. it's a very difficult thing from boston, where i am, and the boston marathon shutting down. what are your standards of safety? and so here are some things that that i think the press conference really needed. i think we need to hear from them again. how can they make assurances that that the public is no longer under a specific threat? there's always going to be general threats. we know that we live in a world like that, but that if there is a coconspirator, how do we know that that that the city is still safe? the second is what kind of changes are they making to the security planning for the sugar bowl? there's lots of talk about the super bowl. no one cares about the super bowl right now. you've got lots of people in town about the sugar bowl. what are they doing to fortify and change vehicle traffic to the sugar bowl so that people will not only be safe, but also feel safe? that's very, very important. and third, if they decide to postpone it again, what are their what are their s

atlantic. this big balls is that the city ever asked for policies that before by the city and the most recent ministration might not reflect what the rest of the country wants. right? and if we move on into the executive orders, the actions that he's taken as expected, rena on day won sweeping executive actions on immigration. you know, that included things like ending the use of a border app that allows migraines to enter the us legally. i want to ask you about taking executive actions such as those against things that are legal and what kind of tone that fits. does it not just invite more legal challenges to me? it's not about the tone. it's about the president being set here, the president, that these kinds of actions are fully fine for any executive to take. now what i think we're going to see broadly speaking with trump, is a real overreach of the executives authority, a real broadening of the executive authority. because that is exactly what we saw yesterday. and his most unusual style of dining, these executive orders in a, in an arena here in washington, dc that with that capacity with numerous fa

philadelphia and other cities across the mid-atlantic as well. snarling roads and cancellations and delays at airports and schools and government buildings shut down and many companies saying today just open up the laptop and work from home. in the interim the snow continues to fall in indianapolis. again, about a million people in the metro area. this winter storm warning will be gone by 7:00 p.m. tonight. the snow will likely dissipate in the next few hours. in the meantime these plows have to get back out here and clear these roads. it is a mess and it is continuing to pile up, guys. back to you. >> dana: sure is pretty robert ray in indianapolis. >> bill: been a minute since we had a storm like this. house and senate set to meet this morning for a joint session of congress. that will happen around noon or 1:00. lawmakers set to certify trump's sweeping 2024 victory. the vice president kamala harris will oversee that process. chad pergram, these are the days that chad lives for. good morning, chad. happy new year. >> happy new year, bill. good

winter storm warnings are in effect for parts of the mid-atlantic through this morning. some citiesould see a half foot of snow. officials are warning people across the region to stay off the roads if possible, as conditions are expected to worsen. snowfall is disrupting airlines along the eastern seaboard, canceling hundreds of flights. the medical community is reacting to the fda's decision to sign off on the sale of zyn nicotine pouches, a move the agency said could help smokers quit back or cut out cigarettes. the small pouches are placed between the gums and lip, allowing nicotine to be absorbed directly into the bloodstream. the flavored pouches have been available for more than a decade now, and they're advertised as a healthier alternative to smoking. >> i understand the reasoning that, you know, this may get patients off smoking, which we know is very dangerous, but this is not without any risk. i'm not sure i would say these pouches are safe and effective. >> the company cites a substantial portion of adults who previously smoked, switching completely to zyn. doctors, thou

all of this will create a messy monday morning commute for major cities in the mid-atlantic. like washington, d.c. and philadelphia. snow totals. we're looking at a hefty 6 to 12 inch swath. could be looking at some totals over a foot. ice could be up to a half an inch, or even three quarters of an inch. that would cause significant problems with power outages. plus, you have the severe storms across the south. we have a level three out of five now, actually, for severe weather. a line of damaging winds and several tornadoes. fred, this area still recovering from last weekend's tornado outbreak. >> wow, what a way to get the new year started. all right. elisa raffa, thank you so much. all right. next, the golden globes are set to kick off the awards season this year with a brand new host. we'll find out what surprises might be in store. >> 48% of americans don't get enough magnesium, which is vital for bone, nerve, and muscle health. i recommend kunal's magnesium glycinate. it's formulated for high absorption and is gentle on the stomach. kunal, the brand i trust. >> whether

as soon as a top is a non resident fellow for the city a project, the atlantic council joins us now live from damascus. good to have you with us. so we are expecting this national conference. do think 2025 is gonna, is looking like it will offer the writing greetings for this attempt to put together a representative system in syria of the thank you. first of all. so having me and i see you all that item is, are there, there is a clear willingness from decision people as well the, the facts or thought of these. and in addition, also traditional actors, there is a lot of emphasis on bringing back stability to syria. and this comes through political dialogue and also a clear transition towards a democratic go in system. and we suspect that the conference will call a phone, defining the main timeline or main timeframe for this transition. how would they would involve in the situation of the army as well as security, but also looking at to be leading of the country doing this transition period. and there will be also talks out on their own off has offered bass party and previous actors within

it is a long resident city, a fellow for the serial project to the atlantic council. he specializes in political avoid economies, especially within syria. and he joins us now from the syrian capital, damascus, where the internet is still a bit patchy at times that good to have you with us. so what is the current state of the syrian economy right now? yeah, so this, remember, this is a country that came out from after 14 years of blood, the war that was already raised by corruption and going through privatization is uh today we are speaking about nearly 90 percent of the conditions living below the poverty line and a problem, actually it's exceeding 50 percent and private protective sector such as of the culture and manufacturing have shrunk by nearly 60 percent. compares to pre war levels, the shield, the volume or of destruction is estimated at as high as $200000000000.00. so i'm just saying is because even higher than the, the reconstruction of the country would cost that on to at least $50000000000.00. so how much all sanction is crippling the economy right now? yo

saturday even, a little bit of snow for the mid atlantic and northeast f 22 for chicago. 28 with full sunshine for new york cityrees and mostly sunny skies in philadelphia today. d that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. "early today" is back in a minute with the stunning new allegations against a ceo. new allegations against a ceo. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. [cough] puh-lease! [whisper] i want extra tv time or i'll walk! [grunts] how about this instead? introducing the only kids medicated cough soft-chew that gives you both relief. new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. also available in nighttime. downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. because your jacket does more than keep you warm. like when it smells like home... ...even far away from home. downy is more than just a fabric softener. it breathes life into your laundry. you've got a pepto predicament, ace. you overdid it on the loaded fries. undo it with pepto fast melts. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪

atlantic. you may see snow and december thunderstorms will move into the new york city area, but by the ball drop in 2025 should taper to showers. look at the temperature nice and mild. the temperature around 50 degrees. so you don't need all of the layers, but you need the rain layers. the rest of the country, you said it, we're looking nice and dry and chilly in the northern plains and temperatures in the 10s and 20s and we're looking at cold temperatures as well. a new system moves into the pacific northwest and that will bring lower elevation rain and we're looking at lake-effect snow once again. hallie? >> michelle grossman, thank you. >> as 2024 comes to a close on wall street, we're seeing the stock market do something it hasn't done in a generation. brian cheung joins us now to explain. good evening. >> hallie, it was a down day, but stocks are roaring in 2025 off the one-two punch of solid years with the s&p rising 24% last year and this year gaining another 23%, something we haven't seen in over 25 years, but the stock market is, of course, not the economy. high prices and high interest

winter storm warnings are now in effect for parts of the mid-atlantic all the way through tomorrow morning. some citiesee a half foot of snow, and tonight, officials are warning drivers across the region to stay off the roadways if possible, because conditions are only expected to worsen the highways. >> there's been a lot of snow plows out on them and so they're okay. but as soon as you get off the highway, it's very slippery. we definitely slid around a lot just getting from our house and out to the highway. >> my sensors in my car just kept like coming, going off, alerting me. so it's like so annoying. so i wanted to definitely find them the location and clean them off so that i could make it home safely. so yeah, i figured that this would be a good spot to do it. >> it was treacherous as always. you know, when it snows, you know nobody's ever prepared for it. >> snowfall is disrupting air or disrupting flights along the eastern seaboard. nearly 130 of those flights at new york city area airports canceled today. nearly 90 others were delayed that, according to flightaware. dozens of flights were als

atlantic coast. noaa's weather prediction center warns some areas, like kansas city and indianapolis, could see the heaviest snowfall in over a decade. the governors of kentucky, virginia, arkansas, missouri and west virginia have already declared states of emergency, while maryland is under a state of preparedness. officials are warning of treacherous road conditions. and and if all of that snow and ice isn't enough, then brutal cold temperatures will set in the south, right there, facing a very different threat. a tornado watch has been issued for parts of texas, louisiana and arkansas with severe storms and hail expected to pummel those states. meteorologist elisa raffa is tracking all of this. i mean, it really is cutting across at least half of the country with severe conditions. >> multi threat multi-hazard multiple regions of the country really keeping us busy today. i mean look at this storm. you've got the heavy snow that's been pumping across missouri all day. look at the line of thunderstorms. all of that lightning stretching from the missouri bootheel down to the gulf coast. we have had reports