[applause] and reconnecting communities like syracuse which has been severed by i-81.e almost getting there. and building a new livingston avenue bridge right here in albany. the entire package to help build of the great city of albany. this year, i'm backing an mta capital plan. and we must end decades of failure, to make the hard but necessary investments in this critical infrastructure. because if we come up short, the future of our transit system and the economic strength of our state could be jeopardized. and we can't talk about the future without talking about education. it is the great equalizer unlocking opportunity for all. [applause] while he worked at the steel plant, my dad's college degree lifted my family out of poverty and opened doors to better paying jobs. and working with the legislature -- again i thank you -- over the last two years, we've more than doubled tuition assistance at suny and cuny and expanded eligibility. and now, we're going even bolder, we're going to make community college completely free for students ages 25-55, completely free, eve

i've stood with you in columbus, syracuse, phoenix, and many more fields of dreams where these fabs,hese massive new factories, the size of several football fields are being built. and i speak as i speak, you're going to create at least 125,000 good paying jobs, and the jobs in these fabs we're going to pay over $100,000 a year and you don't need a college degree. you don't have to move from your hometown. you can stay where you are. i pause a minute, you know what's going to happen as well when you build these factories, they're going to have to build more barbershops, beauty salons. i'm not joking. they're going to build grocery stores. they're going to build drugstores. it grows communities in a big way. we will soon be the only economy in the world to have all 5 of the top chip companies operating in america, creating thousands of jobs. [applause] and for the first time in decades, these new factories are producing the most advanced chips right here in america. these aren't just fabs. these investments are creating opportunities for entire communities, for small business, creatin

in the east, residents in syracuse, new york, digging out after several inches of lake effect snow moved through the area. many now stocking up on winter supplies, including shovels, snow scrapers, and, of course, salt. >> the mighty old salt. >> yeah, i had to get pet friendly because i have a dog. >> when the snow is done, arctic air is forecast to move in, gripping much of the east. those bone chilling temperatures likely to continue through the week. so let's check out the maps overnight. the snow stretches from illinois to the east coast, with ice and storms further to the south later into this afternoon. into the evening as well. the snow concentrates through the mid-atlantic and through today. a foot to 18in of snow from indiana to delaware and maryland, and up to a half an inch of ice from missouri to virginia. so officials are warning here, if you don't need to drive, stay off the roads. >> today is january 6th, marking four years since the violent attack on the u.s. capitol by an angry mob trying to block joe biden's victory. extra security is now in place as congress is poised

. >>> "the new york times" says sheriff's deputies in syracuse, new york, handcuffed an 11-year-old blackl after mistaking her for a suspect in a car theft. video shows the girl being detained by deputies monday. they were looking for a girl wearing similar clothing, wanted in connection with a stolen car six blocks away. the 11-year-old was handcuffed for seven minutes. the sheriff's office said it did not notify the girl's parents that she'd been detained. >>> the "associated press" said cuba started releasing prisoners a day after the u.s. said it would lift its designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. the agreement to gradually release 553 prisoners was part a deal worked out during talks involving the vatican. more than a dozen people were freed yesterday, including some who were jailed following anti-government protests in 2021 according to cuban civil rights groups. >>> coming up ahead, second time's a charm. blue origin sends a rocket on a test flight overnight opening a new era of competition with spacex. if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease

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of the capital one arena, i want to bring in our senior contributor at axios and director of the syracusey institute for democracy, journalism and set citizenship. thank you for joining us. we are looking at the scenes from capital ones arena where so many supporters have been waiting all day long for this moment. he has said he will sign some executive actions. there is a desk set up on the stage for him to do just that. what do you expect he will tackle first race on what we've heard from him so far? >> i certainly think he will give some of this crowd what they came for. and one of the things he's brought the most at to focus is the idea that he can use executive orders to move quickly to establish more controls along the southern border. i would be surprised if we didn't see something along those lines. president trump, the reason he was a household name, the first time he ran for president was because of his show, "the apprentice." he's a showman. he understands whether you like his style of communication or not, whether you like what he has to say or not, he understands communicatio

syracuse university paleoclimatologist professor tripti bhattacharya studies the history of climate changes. >> the santa ana winds, which bring this low humidity, dry, warm air to the coast definitely help exacerbate the fire risk. and that's why there's a warning for fire weather going forward the next couple of weeks. >> doctor daniel swain is a ucla climate scientist who shows in a graphic that the coming rains could be meaningless. >> i think this period will very likely be a period of greatly reduced fire risk. once we get back to the end of the first week in february, though, unless it rains again, we're going to be at the mercy of the winds, because all it will take is one santa ana event to evaporate all of this water. and we'll be right back to where we started. >> usc economist adam rose is a renowned risk analysis expert for disasters ranging from terrorist attacks to weather and wildfires. >> if you look ahead, while this was unprecedented, this is not necessarily the worst of these types of events that will happen in the future. there are very likely to be even worse condition

this is ray in syracuse, republican. caller: a previous caller brought up what he thought the solution should be part of the solution on this january 6 issue , that the democrats should present the facts in front of congress and my first thought is they will never do that. the reason is because that would require them to also put the democrat bad things they did and what they did to cause january 6 and it would be significant. it will probably be more illegal and against the rules then what the republicans may have done and another caller after that asked about should people who want to run for president divulge financial information in detail so they do not actually -- they are not allowed to run if they have these problems with how they are there money? the same principle would follow with that. the democrats would never agree to that because they also are doing illegal and nearly illegal things to make their money and they are using their office just like the republicans are to get things that they want. they would no

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places like western new york if you're in and around oswego and also syracuse. move its way to the northern plains. we are going to see additional waves of arctic air move in as the week goes on. and next week, 30 degrees below zero temperatures possible when it comes to wind chills in the northern areas of the planes and also the upper midwest. temperatures for tomorrow, they're going to be in the 30s in chicago, following to the 20s by the weekend, gets even colder next week. take a look at kansas city at 11 by monday. it is in the 40s by the time we head toward tuesday. as we head to the south in places like atlanta, below freezing starting this weekend into next week as we head towards new york city and d.c. snow is also on the way and a chance of severe weather on sunday in the south. major? >> major: albert ramon, thank you. "eye on america" is next. how farmers are staying ahead of climate change. with apologies to bob dylan, the answer is "blowing in the wind." with apologies to bob dylan, the answer is "blowing in the wind." are you 50 or older? well, t

up to 2 feet of lake-effect snow expected from erie to syracuse.bracing for it to be even colder, below zero wind chills. >>> tonight, authorities investigating a break-in at the home of pittsburgh penguins star evgeni malkin. three of his stanley cup rings among the items missing. no one was home at the time. >>> when we come back here tonight, we celebrate our firefighters here, and we needed this tonight. the new addition -- well, many of them -- at one firehouse. a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, trouble breathing, or increased ketones. jardiance may cause dehydration that can suddenly worsen kidney function and make you

stanford hosting syracuse. the tree welcoming the orange to town. the cardinals scored the first 17 points of the game. josiah sellers and one. he went for ten points. maxime renaud this is what everybody's looking for in the nba. a seven footer who can shoot threes. he had 21 and the cardinal win 7061. how about cal at smu. the bear's top player. andre stojakovic out tonight with an injured hip. reedus petraitis from arlington, texas, led the bears with 18. a group from his high school supporting him out there. but smu would take the lead before the half. they never trailed again. chuck harris with 20. but here are the steal and the lob to mario oquendo. bears fall 7665. sports on abc seven sponsored i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our commu

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lake-effect snow warnings continue from cleveland, all the way up to syracuse. over the mid-atlantic. we're talking west virginia over to south jersey. maybe several inches of snow as we head into the day tomorrow. but this will all pale in comparison to the monster storm that will be developing over the central part of the country over the weekend. here's that 1,500-mile swath of snow and ice from kansas, all the way to the nation's capital. this will go sunday into the day on monday. significant icing in that swath. and also upwards of over half a foot of snow a possibility. so, really hazardous travel conditions developing by sunday. behind it, prolonged arctic cold. we're talking midwest, northeast, all the way down to the deep south, deep into next week. mary? >> mary: all right, here we go. the first major storm of the year. jeff, thank you. >>> and when we come back here, the delta flight forced to return just after takeoff. the flames coming from the engine. >>> and remembering one of the brothers from a famous family of singers. famous family of si oh,

to put fresh eye on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to end the royal families of the captive. syracuse. nothing. yeah. who will deliver it? the obstruction. good deal? so his own political gain, israel says it is intercepted, miss launch from yemen. sirens will activated across central israel. these rarely military says the mesa was intercepted before it enter the countries of space. no casualties have been reported as or the series set to resume international flights to and from damascus on tuesday for the 1st time since the asset regime was eva through last month. the new administration says it's been repairing apple, it's in preparation. it's a major stab to was reopening to the world because i always will become the 1st major international outlined to resume flights to the syrian capital. international . 8 planes have already been landing on domestic fights resumed last month. hash him or her buyer has more details from damascus. it has a significant political and economic implication since december the 8th. when the rebels with the opposition flights of stairs over damascus, the f

they hosted, attacked, syracuse in acc play.ny puts stanford up by 20 eight minutes into the game. end of the second, renault continuing to make his case for conference player of the year. 21 points, 15 rebounds, his 17th double-double. stanford now 15-6 won it. cardinal have won six of their last seven and will not be ignored. >>> now, what's 49er george kittle been doing this off-season? well, he's been chugging beer, going to predators games near his nashville home, and then today posted this pic sporting a new look. he shaved his eyebrows. captioned it, off-season vibes. >> oh. >> sara, i can understand doing it maybe if you lost a bet. >> mm-hmm. >> might be a little something else going on. george is a smart guy. he doesn't do anything without it being calculated. >> i actually didn't know what was different. i knew he looked different, but i didn't realize it was that. maybe it's not as drastic as you think it is. you'll see vern with no eyebrows tomorrow. vern, thank you so much. >>> coming up, one final update on that m

stanford hosting syracuse. the tree welcoming the orange to town. cardinals scored the first 17 points of the game. josiah sellers and one. he went for ten points. maxime renaud this is what everybody's looking for in the nba. a seven footer who can shoot threes. he had 21 and the cardinal win 7061. how about cal at smu. the bear's top player. andre stojakovic out tonight with an injured hip. reedus petraitis from arlington, texas, led the bears with 18. a group from his high school supporting him out there. but smu would take the lead before the half. they never trailed again. chuck harris with 20. but here are the steal and the lob to mario oquendo. bears fall herbal essences is a force of nature. made with supercharged botanical blends, our sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate to boost hair health. without the salon naturals price tag. herbal essences. —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪vapocooooool♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy he

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to weather now, a live look at syracuse, new york look at that know is piling up. virtually the entire northern half of the country is bracing for the first big winter storm of the year. nearly 60 million people across 25 states are under a winter weather alert. right now the storm is working its way through the central plains, fox weather mike is in st. louis with more. >> good afternoon, from st. louis, where we are bracing for what could be the biggest snowstorm in three years, and this part of the midwest, as we go through the afternoon and tonight the clouds thicken. temperatures today will stay at or below freezing, in fact, they're going to stay below freezing until at least the end of next week they took down the skating rink and you may likely be able to skates on ponds around here by end of next week you have to have six inches of ice. now back to storm a swath of snow from kansas across the plains midwest, all the way to the jersey shore with 60 million impacted by some type of winter weather advisory. we've got warnings, watches, and advisories plus mor

but from detroit to syracuse all the way to bangor, we may be looking at a decent amount of snow.ainfall, though, that's what we're going to be really looking at over the next 48 hours from dallas to memphis. we could be looking at 3 inches of rain anywhere, though, generally about 1 to 2 inches. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next it is freezing and a lot of our inland valleys, mainly across the north bay. we've come down to 30 degrees as you're heading out the door in danville. the coldest on the map here at 29 after this cold start. we're headed back to the upper 50s and low 60s again today, and a mostly sunny sky weather on repeat throughout the rest of the workweek, and then >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? savannah is enjoying our ties. >> these two, it's fashion, fashion, fashion. i like your tie. oh, and is that a new shirt? how is your tattoo going? it's still there. >> i knew that train was coming. want me to turn around? >> looks good. >> that's what happens when you lose a bet. >> my man. >>> guys, just ahead, new twists in the lega

. >> residents in syracuse, new york, looking out after several inches of lake effect snow moved through the area. many now stocking up on winter supplies, including shovels, snow scrapers and, of course, salt. >> the mighty old salt. yeah, i had to get pet friendly because i have a dog. >> when the snow is done, arctic air is forecast to move in, gripping much of the east, those bone chilling temperatures likely to continue through the week. alison kosik, abc news, new york. we are heading into a week of farewells as the nation honors former president jimmy carter. the nobel peace prize winner is lying in repose at the carter presidential center in atlaa until tuesday morning. members of the public braved the cold as they lined up to pay their respects. on tuesday, the former president will then be taken to washington, where he'll lie in state in the capitol rotunda. carter's state funeral will take place thursday at washington's national cathedral, where president joe biden is expected to eulogize his longtime friend. today marks one year since a scary incident that set off a ton of pr

in new york, areas near syracuse could see up to 30 inches of snow while in ohio, snowfall rates of one inch per hour have already left some places with 11 inches. the national weather service has issued blizzard warnings for kansas and missouri saying people should not trouble unless it is absolutely necessary. so we, yesterday you were walking us through the trajectory of the storm and if i remember correctly it is the same system that brought us that rainfall a couple days ago. >>> it is the same exact system that brought us rain on friday and it strengthen and it is evolved and now it is bringing snow and severe weather across the central united states and i just want to take a look at that really quickly because i became so interesting to see how the weather patterns are moving across the country and we could see the system from space as usual and it is huge and it is continuing to pack quite a punch and a lot of snow and a lot of fog underneath and if we look at underneath the clouds and seem what actually went on when it come that's came to precipitation the snow has begun to for

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. ♪ ♪ >> greg: benjamin hall has got a new book out coming march 18th. nearly three years after the russian missile attack that changed his life. the book is called "resolute: how we humans keep finding ways to beat the toughest odds." you can preorder "resolute" now at foxnewsbooks.com. and then joins us from a place called london, which i believe is somewhere in europe. been, how are you? >> benjamin: doing well, greg, thank you for having the on, i appreciate it. >> greg: tell us what this new book is about and then will take it around the table, by the way, you had another baby, like 12 kids, right? >> benjamin: we are growing a big family. this book is about "resolute" and about being resilient. it is about a thing that happened -- there is baby sage who was recently booked, she features in the book, as well. afte

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau has announced he'll step down from the position once his successor is ultimately chosen by party leaders. until then, canada's parliament has been suspended until late march. in a speech outside his residence in ottawa, trudeau called for a political reset citing internal battles and growing frustrations over his leadership. >> i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election, and it is becoming clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. >> in recent

syracuse university paleoclimatologist professor tripti bhattacharya studies the history of climate changes. >> the santa ana winds, which bring this low humidity, dry, warm air to the coast definitely help exacerbate the fire risk. and that's why there's a warning for fire weather going forward the next couple of weeks. >> doctor daniel swain is a ucla climate scientist who shows in a graphic that the coming rains could be meaningless. >> i think this period will very likely be a period of greatly reduced fire risk. once we get back to the end of the first week in february, though, unless it rains again, we're going to be at the mercy of the winds, because all it will take is one santa ana event to evaporate all of this water. and we'll be right back to where we started. >> usc economist adam rose is a renowned risk analysis expert for disasters ranging from terrorist attacks to weather and wildfires. >> if you look ahead, while this was unprecedented, this is not necessarily the worst of these types of events that will happen in the future. there are very likely to be even worse condition

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snow ongoing across parts of lake erie and lake ontario and look at some of the video we have from syracuse see the ongoing snow. and this is kind of the scene through the next couple days. we don't turn the winds off, we will keep them coming so that means more lake-effect snow. we have got winter alerts stretched across other parts of the country. ohio valley and points west into the plains. parts of the northern rockies included as well. and the first system we are watching is going to move through the appalachians through the day today. that's what you see here. of course, the lake-effect snow as well, showing up on this. but this little system is going to be a quick mover. it is going to be out here by the time we got through the day tomorrow. and we will still see the lake- effect snow but that snow from that first system is going to be long gone. we will turn our attention to parts of the plains where a new system will emerge and this is bringing us a wintry mess. we have got know in parts of the northern rockies and a bit of ice and a bit of rain, and the potential for some strong t

syracuse university paleoclimatologist professor tripti bhattacharya studies the history of climate changes. >> the santa ana winds, which bring this low humidity, dry, warm air to the coast definitely help exacerbate the fire risk. and that's why there's a warning for fire weather going forward the next couple of weeks. >> doctor daniel swain is a ucla climate scientist who shows in a graphic that the coming rains could be meaningless. >> i think this period will very likely be a period of greatly reduced fire risk. once we get back to the end of the first week in february, though, unless it rains again, we're going to be at the mercy of the winds, because all it will take is one santa ana event to evaporate all of this water. and we'll be right back to where we started. >> usc economist adam rose is a renowned risk analysis expert for disasters ranging from terrorist attacks to weather and wildfires. >> if you look ahead, while this was unprecedented, this is not necessarily the worst of these types of events that will happen in the future. there are very likely to be even worse condition

feels like 27 below in chicago, seven below in syracuse. that cold air has gone as far south as houston and new orleans, where it feels like the teens right now with that winter storm in effect there today, the bay area is going to be one of the warmest places in the entire country. in fact, coastal california is really going to see mild temperatures compared to the single digits for some folks around the great lakes today. so looking at those temperatures, it is cold this morning. we do have a frost advisory in effect. we're down to 27 in fairfield, down to 37 in oakland. it is cold this morning. 34 in palo alto. subfreezing in parts of the north bay. so whatever you needed to do to keep yourself warm in the mornings, do it again right now, because we will stay pretty chilly over the next couple of hours. in fact. future weather 9 a.m. we're still in the 40s, but later on this afternoon. abundant sunshine does make it feel really nice. today. we'll be in the upper 50s to the mid 60s for daytime highs, so a high of about 60 in the city toda

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and up next on their slate they're going to be hosting syracuse. stanford up 14. nothing.en blakes jumps into that passing lane there forces that turnover. blakes passing to isaiah sellers. and he gets that plus one basket stanford would go up 16 zero. then in the second half cardinals up by 11 maxime renault pulls up from the top of the key. that's a three. renault finishes with his 17th straight double double stanford wins 70 to 61. and the golden bears are looking to keep their three game winning streak alive. they're on the road taking on smu with three of their starters out due to injuries in the first half. cal down by one where beatrice petraeus hits. nothing there but net. that gives cal a two point lead. in the second half. you have the mustangs up by eight and they force a turnover. when that happens there's jarell colbert coming down with a monster two hand dunk. smu went on to snap the golden bears three game winning streak beating them 76 to 65. let's head on to santa clara where there's a west coast conference battle between saint mary's and the broncos. the

ready mass released, the video, it says shows one of the captive speaking families of the captive syracuse prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a deliberately obstructing a deal for his own political game. a stroll these threads together by itself and back out here in the studio is a professor of public policy. it has not been to leave universe to join us here at southern festivals. it appears as we are hearing from honeymoon, moved on, on the ground there in gaza. that is really strikes appeared to be intensifying. this comes just as, as growing international combination that we heard from the un security council. you have this apparent vide, well, it's interesting to know that they're being intensifying in the north part of gaza, which is where it has already cleared, and has already had displaces population. a number of times. they've already those sort of times have retained through their check point that they've established between the north and the rest of gaza. which means that the really decent justification is part of the negotiation technique. that is now taking place over the week

i was last december 2022, i was invited states completing my mfa program at syracuse, in fact, hosted me at one of his poetry classes and. there is a recording on youtube of that. he me to his students and praised my book before discussing it with the students. then we had a conversation and if i had always edited his students, write their own poems and the stories. if i himself was a poet and a short story writer as well as an essay as to his writings, appeared in the new york times, among other places. and of course, now we have a very important book to have on shelves. and if did not want to die, he loved life. he loved his students. he loved his family and he loved food, especially ice. the last time heard this father's voice was on the phone. on november 27th, a few days after i was released by the israeli army having been kidnaped for three days. we've was furious about what happened to me. he generously, generously if if my family in north gaza anything that he could offer. he told me about car that it was damaged. he used to go in car to the restaurants and ice cream shops as

and we've seen this in our axios focus groups, in my focus groups with syracuse university, there are actually a lot of americans that think a president can just, like, tell stores how much to charge for stuff. and there are many other americans who say, we don't actually think the president can do that. the second group is correct. so i think it is easier to show pictures of people being deported. by the way, there were 124 deportation flights repatriations back to colombia last year in president biden's final year. so it's not like they just invented deporting people to colombia. but they weren't done this this way. but it was the same effect. so we'll see how much the deportation numbers change. but i think with the price of goods is harder to do it. it's harder to sustain it. and it is ultimately what more americans really want for relief in their lives. >> yeah. all right. margaret talev, thanks very much for being with us this morning. i appreciate it. all right. let's turn now to this vice president, jd vance, standing by president trump's decision to pardon january 6th convict

syracuse university paleoclimatologist professor tripti bhattacharya studies the history of climate changes. >> the santa ana winds, which bring this low humidity, dry, warm air to the coast, definitely help exacerbate the fire risk. and that's why there's a warning for fire weather going forward the next couple of weeks. >> doctor daniel swain is a ucla climate scientist who shows in a graphic that the coming rains could be meaningless. >> i think this period will very likely be a period of greatly reduced fire risk. once we get back to the end of the first week in february, though, unless it rains again, we're going to be at the mercy of the winds, because all it will take is one santa ana event to evaporate all of this water. and we'll be right back to where we started. >> usc economist adam rose is a renowned risk analysis expert for disasters ranging from terrorist attacks to weather and wildfires. >> if you look ahead, while this was unprecedented, this is not necessarily the worst of these types of events that will happen in the future. there are very likely to be even worse conditio

we have lake-effect snow warnings in place right now for upstate new york including syracuse, utica,her advisories for rochester there. following this, we have very cold air that's moving in. look at this arctic air. fargo once again, 21 degrees below zero is what it will feel like going to work on monday morning. nashville feeling like the teens. kansas city feeling like minus 5 on monday and friday and wednesday morning, and then even in new york city, feeling like 12 degrees walking out the door tuesday morning. that's a look at the forecast >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast, my friends. back to you. >> whit: all right. >> janai: thank you so much. thank you so much, gio, too for all of your commentary in that last segment. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," the critical matchups in the nfl. lots to be decided. our guy, espn's herm edwards shares his predictions just ahead. >> these matchups aren't on tinder. >> these matchups aren't on tinder. (man) what if she doesn't like it? (woman) this time is different. this has real chicken, sweet potatoes, and

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syracuse to cortland. we're dropping under a mile visibility just with that band of heavy snow and wind that's moving through. it will impact places like the central hudson valley through the next couple of hours. so slow down. take it easy before this band of snow and the cold front associated with it moved through. the winds were very strong. so strong that it was actually pushing the ice. you can see that from a southwesterly direction here on lake erie, starting to cause some ice jams downwind from that. so here's all the wind associated with it. expect a windy next 24 hours across the northeast. the next storm system weighing on its heels. this will be more of a rainmaker for the east coast, so keep that in mind and i'll leave you with this. the above average temperatures that we're all looking forward to. it's coming. we just need to wait a few days. if you're along the east coast. >> all right. and i saw a little bit of warmth coming to washington, dc, too. >> it is. it's coming. >> that ends up hap