houston what's. that a little ways out of harm's way or ignition and therefore they got away just like a bright star and in the distance for the rest of the first and second days. apollo nine would fly in this configuring for burns. the surface propulsion system would optimize orbit for the coming maneuvers. these burns could be roughly correlated to the midcourse corrections of a lunar mission. then, on the third day, the crew cleared the tunnel, the command and lunar modules of the probe and drogue docking mechanism. this would open the tunnel for the transfer of mcdivitt and schweickart from the command module to the lunar module houston. returned for preparing a screened plan apollo houston during a land flare. all right. you know, a little piece of info for you. the general was as good as moved, right for a nine with two spacecraft now in operation, new code names were introduced the cone shaped command module known as gumdrop. the insect like lunar called spider. throughout the day it mcdivitt

aquÍ en houston, texas, esta nieve ha causado bastantes problemas.ones en las carreteras verdaderamente son muy peligrosas. estados como mississippi, alabama y luisiana han hecho ya estado de emergencia debido a estas condiciones que afectarÁn prÓximamente el panhandle de la florida. como pueden ver aquÍ, este es un ambiente de fiesta aquÍ en houston con estos niÑos que no fueron a la escuela y que estÁn divirtiÉndose en estos momentos. >> ya te veremos pronto tambiÉn lanzÁndote por la montaÑa. paco. >> ya voy haciendo angelito. >> pÁsela muy bien, gracias. y bueno, esas frÍas temperaturas tambiÉn se sintieron en la capital del paÍs en washington d.c. tambiÉn obligaron a cambiar el programa de los planes de la toma de posesiÓn del presidente donald trump. >> y por supuesto, queremos saber hasta cuÁndo va a continuar este frÍo. a lo mejor usted en casa tambiÉn nos enlazamos con nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa, carlos robles, que tambiÉn estÁ bastante abrigado el dÍa de hoy para cubrirse de ese frÍo. >> lo que se estÁ viviendo tanto en el sur de texas com

houston, 27. new orleans 28. orlando 41. miami.n acostumbrados a recibir la verdad. como en florida. >> asÍ es. y muchas de las personas que viven en esas localidades dicen o, yo nunca habÍa vivido un evento como este en mi paÍs. y llego aquÍ a los estados unidos a enfrentar esto y no sÉ cÓmo manejarlo. asÍ que mucha precauciÓn. lo que se recomienda es permanecer en casa y en casa. existen sus peligros. alejar los calentadores portÁtiles, los que utilizamos para calentar nuestro hogar, alejarlo de la pared para que no cojan incendios. >> hoy te ves mucho mÁs cÁlido y con menos capas aquÍ. >> estoy agradecido de estar aquÍ cerquita de ustedes. su calor me ayuda. gracias. buen dÍa para todos. >> bueno, llevamos con esto, ya que les contÁbamos al principio que han empezado esas redadas contra inmigrantes que prometÍa donald trump y usar de la frontera. >> el objetivo serÍan las principales ciudades santuario del paÍs. ademÁs, la administraciÓn trump confirma que planea enviar mil agentes mÁs a la frontera sur, que incluyen miembros de

it's snowing in houston. gasia. it's snowing in houston. >> unbelievable. and they have nothing to deal with it. >> no they don't. especially. it's snowing in new orleans. they definitely have nothing to get rid of it. and the blizzard warning has been issued for lake charles, louisiana. a first ever. and also the ski resorts in florida will be in full operation. oh, wait a minute. i take that back. gainesville and pensacola have reported some snow as well. 4 to 10in of snow is likely in those areas. look at the temps here. take your pick. minneapolis 17 below. des moines 13. green bay 12 single digits detroit buffalo has intense lake effect snow. new york has 11. even raleigh at 21, down to 23 in atlanta. i mean, it is one cold one. we have cold temps, but not that cold, thank goodness. but for us it's cold. boulder creek, middletown, and hollister and fairfax are all in the upper 20s. lafayette, healdsburg, dublin and menlo park are all in the low 30s already. i mean, i think we could get a little colder than this by 7:00. high pressure continues to hang

houston. >> you heard it here first.s guy clearly couldn't wait to break out his gear and have some fun in the houston snow. he told our sister station in houston he only had one chance to say he's skied in houston, so obviously he had to take it. he added the quick trip down the slope saved him paying for a flight to colorado and the cost of ski lift tickets. >> houston, texas. well, this strange, abnormal winter storm is a similar story across the south right now. snow dump dumped all the snow around the region. these are live pictures. we're in the houston zoo's elephant enclosure. i know the elephants are out there. they're just not real close to the cameras. but you can see there's some leftover snow out there. but mainly it's starting to melt away. fox reporter kiana lewis has the latest from houston, texas. >> reporter a rare winter storm charging through texas in the northern gulf coast. the wintry mix closing highways and airports and prompting the first blizzard warning for southeast texas and southwest louisia

in downtown houston, and there isn't a soul in sight. officials urging everyone to stay off the streets. officials say while help is coming from around the state, the city doesn't even own a single snowplow of its own. just outside houston, in fort bend county, thornlts say multiple 18-wheelers were involved in this crash, shutting the southwest freeway for hours. no one was hurt, but traffic fatalities have been reported in the state. the system fueled by the coldest air of the season that's punishing nearly the entire country. officials in georgia say at least one person has died of hypothermia. and authorities in austin say at least two have died in the cold there. and david, while the snow is headed east, this frigid cold is not going away. all of the melted ice and snow expected to refreeze overnight, leading to some dangerous conditions on the roads. officials here in houston asking everyone to stay home. david? >> david: what a scene across multiple states tonight. victor oquendo releading us off. let's get to ginger zee. and this

and it clearly came back to john houston.ble] >> i seriously doubt we will avoid a contentious race for governor but stay tuned you're going to see how many people say they are running on both parties we arty have a couple of the men it sounds like. this does not at all. look, the good thing is we talk about the next senate race we talk about the next gubernatorial race everybody gets to play. everybody gets to vote it's the way we do it in this country. what made this decision so serious for me and one of the reasons it took this long as i had to work through many different things in the end it came down who's the best person to represent ohio? for better or worse mike dewine was someone making that decision that's what the law says i made it my pick the best person. talk to youou at all for possibe being governor? >> again i do not go into conversations i have with people generally. i have certainly talked with him i've talked with a lot of other people too. none on click so, i'm going to hold off on time with those particu

houston and new orleans slammed with snow. danger on the roads and more than 2,000 flights canceled. al roker is here. >>> the new mandatory evacuation as wildfires fueled by powerful winds erupt in southern california. >>> a possible break in the burglaries of pro athletes. the arrests that could be linked to the break in at cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow's home. the memorabilia allegedly found in the suspect's car. >>> and his trash is another man's treasure. wait until you hear how much someone paid for the lyrics bob dylan tossed away. >>> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. we begin tonight with a growing controversy over president trump's decision to pardon or commute the sentences of more than 1500 defendants that took part in the deadly january 6th attack on the capitol. late today, mr. trump again defending that action. more than 200 of those serving prison time have already been released. some of the defendants convicted of assaulting police officers that day. today th

la tormenta invernal que azota a la ciudad de houston y a nuestra región continúa.disfrutando y justamente voy a platicar con una persona que está aquí disfrutando de esta nevada. cuál es tu nombre? alejandro, mucho gusto? alejandro bueno, pues poco usual una nevada en houston. cómo la están disfrutando? cómo la están viviendo? súper increíble. nací aquí 32 años y nunca he visto nieve así. súper increíble, pero wow, realmente este muchacho diciendo esto wow! vinieron aquí con algunos amigos a disfrutar aquí nomás estamos tirando bolas de nieve. estamos increíble. mucha gente con sus. sigue celebrando. por favor tengan cuidado. pero súper increíble. mucho ya mucho frío, mucho frío, claro. qué medidas de precaución están tomando ustedes en esta situación? caminando nos estamos manejando. nosotros vivimos aquí nomás en el buffalo valley. es que estamos manejando más. caminamos para acá para ver la nieve y tomar unas fotos. cuánto tiempo se quieren quedar aquí? ya tenemos una hora. estábamos hablando. salimos como a las 06:00. queremos ver toda la nieve antes que toda l

this is what the scene looks like in many parts of houston.his weather system moving from the southeast texas area along the u.s. southern coast. a lot of snow fall here, expecting maybe 2 to 5in in some places. but it's coming down rather nicely. and just to give you a sense of just how areas like this are not prepared for this, the state of texas is having to send snow plows into the area. they're just not routinely here. and the mayor of houston is urging people throughout today and into tomorrow as well, to simply stay off the roads. >> i ask you to lower your activities, stay at home, look out for our most vulnerable, our seniors, our pets, our plants. >> i can't emphasize enough how coming together, having a united community is going to get us through this arctic blast. >> now, sara, i know that if you live in the north of the united states, you're probably looking at all of this and probably giggling a little bit. but in places like here where they're just not used to this, you have the mayor of houston talking about how this is an unpr

and houston is not alone. across the gulf coast, tens of millions are waking up to a rare sight, snow. throughout the region, schools and businesses are closed. in houston, all major airports shut down. some airlines also stopping service in new orleans, where snow is expected for the first time in more than 15 years. >> we're not a snow city. so we don't have plows or salt spreaders. >> reporter: the state borrowing those resources from arkansas, as officials urge residents to heed warnings. >> get prepared to be in your house, in your residence, in your warming place for the next 48 hours. this is a serious arctic blast. it's dangerous. it's life-threatening. >> reporter: another concern, potential power outages. lek strik electric company says they have staged trucks and thousands of workers on the ground in houston to respond. >> we are scaled and ready to go for this storm. >> reporter: parts of rockies, northern plains and upper midwest are also stuck in a deep freeze. temps ranging from negative 30 to n

we are looking at 20s from bismarck all the way to houston. 23 degrees right now in houston. new orleans 26. 31 in tallahassee. that is below freezing at this point. as we go throughout today we're looking at temperatures into th temperatures still really chilly, the freezing mark in new orleans, 39 in jacksonville. that's your wednesday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> he made history at the plate, and now he's making history in cooperstown. >> ichiro suzuki becomes a member of the hall of fame. >> he was inducted tuesday, becoming the first-ever japanese player to receive the honor. the mariners' legend came one vote shy of being the second unanimously selected for the hall. joining ichiro in the class of 2025 are two pitching legends, cc sabathia and billy wagner. "early today" is back in a minute with the arrests possibly linked to a burglary ring targeting athletes, and why ryan gosling could be taking a trip to a galaxy far, far away. a tri to a galaxy far, far away. keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odo

en houston se registraron unas 3 pulgadas de nieve, la mayor en mÁs de seis dÉcadas.ese dÍa sin duda alguna que quedarÁ para la historia, para el sureste de texas cree que estuvo nevando por cerca de 14 horas consecutivas. los acumulados fueron de 2 a 4 pulgadas, hubo algunas zonas donde la acumulaciÓn llegÓ inclusive a las 6 pulgadas. de acuerdo a las autoridades, eso no se veÍa desde 1960. una de las ciudades mÁs impactadas fue houston, donde se cancelaron las clases por este dÍa martes, el miÉrcoles suspendieron las operaciones del oporto intercontinental, maÑana se reanudaron hasta muy temprano, las calles se paralizaron, por las personas aprovecharon porque muchas de estas no habÍan visto la nieve se concentraron en parques para jugar. las autoridades hacen un llamado muy importante porque dicen que eso todavÍa podrÍa empeorar, escuchemos. >> esto se va a volver a congelar, entonces las vÍas tal vez no tengan nieve visible, pero van a hacer aÚn mÁs peligrosa, y esta noche serÁ aÚn mÁs frÍa que antenoche. david: se espera que en las autopistas se forme hielo negro

houston se viste de blanco con una nevada histÓrica. incluso cae nieve en florida.as carreteras y cancelaciones de vuelos. >> y ya tengo casi 20. >> y desde la oposiciÓn, rubÉn gallego, el primer senador latino de arizona, reacciona a los primeros decretos de donald trump. cÓmo trabajarÁ su partido con el nuevo gobierno? >> que estamos protegiendo? >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde washington d.c. >> buenas tardes, estamos ya en la capital del paÍs en el segundo dÍa del gobierno de trump. las deportaciones han comenzado. hoy el sur de la frontera. tom homan lo confirmÓ y aunque Él mismo habÍa seÑalado que la prioridad serÍan las personas sin documentos con antecedentes criminales, dio luz verde para que ice entre incluso a iglesias, escuelas y hospitales. esto rompe con la forma de operar de la agencia que tradicionalmente consideraba estos lugares seguros para los migrantes. con eso comenzamos con la promesa insignia de la campaÑa de trump, que ahora esÁa en marcha edgar muÑoz en los Ángeles, california. buenas tardes, edgar. >> por diferentes partes d

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. >>> the kind of snow they almost never see in houston. stunning scenes across the deep south as a rare and dangerous winter storm cripples travel by air and road and closes schools. priscilla thompson is there, and this storm has been deadly. >> reporter: that's right, lester. there's at least one confirmed death in georgia, and there's growing concern that overnight snow on roadways could turn to ice. from texas to the florida panhandle, an unfamiliar sight, snow and ice. >> we're not necessarily used to walking in a winter wonderland in florida. >> reporter: winter conditions slamming the gulf coast. >> are we preparing for a one day storm or not have water for a week? >> reporter: three inches of snow reported in houston, six in lake charles. more than ten inches in rain, louisiana. historic snowfall creating chaos in the air with more than 2200 flights canceled after airports in georgia, texas, mississippi, alabama, louisiana, and florida shut down or suspended operations. drivers also wary on the roads. >> it's just too dangerous. i

houston has snow plows out.hey brought them down from dallas, and it's continuing into the gulf coast. tallahassee, pensacola, florida are going to get snow in much of the southeast. we'll get snow. we have really cold temps for us here. it's crazy cold out there. middletown, boulder creek, morgan hill, novato, lafayette. all 20 winds are 30. menlo park 30. santa clara 31. atherton dropped to 29. i'll fix that. i'll put it in there when i get a second here. a slight offshore breeze. nothing with the wind speeds like we had yesterday and warm temps. we had upper 60s to near 70 yesterday, but we're starting off really cold this morning. walnut creek is back down to 2930 in petaluma now. concord. fairfield 33. livermore 33. mountain view is down to 31. there's atherton's 29. foster city 33. how about that? 33 san carlos. palo alto airport 30. stanford. now reporting they might be 29. los altos 31. los altos hills, though 45. big difference. seven in truckee, 17 in reno and ten south lake tahoe. two and three out of

acumulado de mÁs de tres pulgadas en ciudades como houston.ambiÉn estaremos viendo que esta situaciÓn puede mejorar el miÉrcoles, pero es una amenaza que estaremos cuidando muy de cerca. raÚl: mucha gracia por ese reporte del estado del tiempo. crece la expectativa por conocer el alcance del paquete de Órdenes ejecutivas que Él mismo planea firmar donald trump justo despuÉs de asumir la presidencia. fran: te vas asombrar con las historias poco conocidas de la toma de posesiÓn. descubre sus curiosidades, significado de la piedra angular, su ceremonia, el ritual amazÓnico, los mitos y realidades que rodean esta histÓrica fecha presidencial. raÚl: en una celebraciÓn musical que promete unidad y patriotismo en "despierta amÉrica" ver a los artistas que decidieron ser parte de la toma de posesiÓn de donald trump. fran: se publica un divertido vÍdeo y se convierte la nieta viral de nuevo presidente. al ritmo de la mÚsica muestra su alegrÍa camino a washington. raÚl: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". haremos tus maÑana la mÁs felices. hoy

louis. 26 in houston. but we will see a gradual warmup. 40s in louisville by saturday. 30 in new york city. 39 in kansas city. and we still have 13 milli people in winter weather alerts. that storm system moving away. the good news is it pulls off. you can see the radar bringing that snow off the coast and the morning rain. the cold temperatures, though, in central florida, if you are at universal, you will have to bundle up because it is awfully chilly. guys? >> we will come back to you in a few moments. >>> breaking overnight, nine people have been detained for questioning after that deadly hotel fire at a popular ski resort in northwest turkey. 76 people were killed when flamed ripped through the hotel early in the morning. 50 others were hurt. the building, as you can see there, engulfed in smoke, making it hard for guests to find the fire escape. some guests used sheets to climb down from their windows. officials say the fire may have started in the hotel's restaurant. although, the exact cause is sti

you don't want to miss it all. >> this snow in houston texas is blowing my mind because i used to livere and it was the hottest place on earth. and i lived there for two years, and i just cannot imagine my friends waking up to snow on their front lawns. i mean, i really can't get over it. >> and the fact that they just don't have the attire, like if the kids want to go out and play, the wind chills in the teens and they're going to real quick realize, oh my goodness, i don't have the ability to stay out here for more than a couple of minutes and be super uncomfortable. so i think that's the part that i'm worried about. it's like, okay, enjoy it for the day, be historic and all right, but what are you going to do by tomorrow when it's still cold? >> exactly. not a shovel and not any salt. except, you know, what's in your cabinet. so, yeah, you're totally right even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder. can make a ride go smoothly. ♪ and make a smile stretch ear to ear. dupixent can help your child stay ahead of eczema with clearer skin and notice

cnn's ed lavandera is in houston for us. and meteorologist elisa raffa is tracking the latest on this storm. ed, i got to start with you. you've been in houston for every single weather event that you could possibly think of, from hurricanes to floods. and now to snow. how's it going? >> well, you know, actually. >> not too bad. >> yesterday, i think for most people in the houston and. >> southeast texas. >> area, it was a fun day, a rare day of being able to enjoy. >> an actual. >> snow event and to kind of put everything into perspective. i was out at a hill yesterday watching a bunch of kids sledding down a little hill, or what passes for a hill here in texas, and it was interesting that there was no sleds involved. there were like pool inner tubes. so it kind of gives you a sense of how kids here had to make do with what they had to enjoy the snow day. but the snow has stopped falling, and the concern here, though, to get a little bit more serious, is that there are still we're still well below freezing, about 2324 degre

mucho de ellos en houston. son voceros del departamento de transporte diciendo que nunca han visto algo igual. nuevo orleans tambiÉn bate rÉcord de nevada en un dÍa. recibiÓ mÁs de ocho pulgadas. el barrio francÉs estÁ bajo un manto blanco. no se veÍan imÁgenes similares desde 2009. el caos en las carreteras obligÓ a las autoridades a cerrar docenas de autopistas. >> el mensaje es que la gente tome mucha precauciÓn. cuando ocurren estos choques en las carreteras congeladas es debido a que la gente se confÍa, la gente va manejando altas velocidades. no estÁ acostumbrada a conducirlo bajo estas circunstancias. ely: por eso en houston pide no conducir bajo estas situaciones. la ciudad no cuenta ni con un camiÓn quita nieve. tuvo que pedir ayuda de wisconsin. son estragos a los que muchas ciudades no estÁn acostumbradas. el frÍo brutal estÁ presente en el 80% del paÍs. charlotte despertÓ con 17 °f y el termÓmetro marca 14° en jackson mississippi. mÁs al norte la sensaciÓn tÉrmica es bajo cero en varias zonas. en nu

en houston, todos los aeropuertos principales están cerrados., no tenemos quitanieves ni esparcidores de sal. en luisiana, donde tampoco se ha visto algo similar desde los años 60, han caído por lo menos 5 pulgadas en toda la región. las escuelas y los negocios están cerrados. lo que sí están abiertos desde san antonio hasta mcallen, texas, son cientos de albergues para aquellos que no tienen un lugar donde resguardarse mientras partes de las montañas rocosas, las llanuras del norte y el alto medio oeste también están susufriendo con sensaciones térmicas que van de -30 a -55 grados. la inusual tormenta invernal ahora amenaza el panhandle de la florida entre la noche del martes y la mañana del miércoles. el gobernador ron desantis declaró el estado de emergencia ante las condiciones climáticas que se esperan con lluvia helada, hielo y nieve en galveston, texas. edgar olivares, telemundo, y le damos un vistazo a las condiciones en las carreteras y así se ve en vivo nuestra cámara en el puente de weybridge. en esa zona el tráfico transcurre sin may

definitely in new orleans and i believe in houston as well. a record setting storm 130 years ago that made their way to the south. that is the kind of recurrence that we're talking about. it's something that does not happen often. let's talk about the perspective where the heavier snow is falling in the panhandle of florida, continuing to make their way to the east. there is enough snow to mess up driving conditions around atlanta, charlotte. same thing for rally. unusual to see the snow make their way down to the gulf coast. let's track it as we wind the clock forward. taking us through 7:00 tomorrow morning. you'll see the rain, snow dividing line off the coast. and that is way, way far into the south. very unusual for any time of the year. just to give you a sense of how far to the south this arctic air mass is driven across the entire country. that storm system is going to move out. closer to home, the concern is fire weather conditions if southern california and they do continue tomorrow and thursday. both days with critical fire weather

here's houston near houston, 1 to 5in of snow. new orleans 3 to 7in pensacola and the panhandle of florida up to one inch. so be ready for those chilly winter conditions down there in florida and the stheast. on saturday. we'll see a slight chance of a spotty shower. only 20%. i think the bigger headline here is those cold mornings. we'll see over the next several days down here in the 30s. but man, there's not there's not a part of the nation right now not getting hit with that chill. it is cold. thank you jeff. all right. our coverage of the second inauguration for president trump continues a lot more scrutiny over a gesture that elon musk made during his eech this morning. wspe' hey man. whoa i'm you, from the future. our doctor figured out why the constipation with belly pain keeps coming back. it's ibs-c! and linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and helps reli

plenty of 30s from the panhandle of florida back into houston. and that's also snow in houston, new orleans, pensacola and atlanta. check out these numbers here in houston. they could see up to five inches of snow. new orleans 3 to 7 pensacola in the panhandle of florida. up to one inch. we're going to stay with these chilly temperatures even right into wednesday. okay. on that 7-day forecast, we're going to see a slight chance of a spotty shower on saturday. it's only a 10% chance. better bet in central and southern california. not a large storm, but we may get around a quarter to a half inch down towards places like san diego. so southern california can n really u that. we could too. but with the way things have been going in southern california, they desperately need it. and it's just extra blanket weather here at home. oh yeah. bundle up. thanks, jeff. up next, thousands of costco workers nationwide could soon be going on strike. we'll tell you about the deadlinthate "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in

john houston will be right at home in the united states senate and he'll be home on day one. i will miss this. the state of ohio will miss this excellent lieutenant governor. we are gaining a strong advocate for us. we are gaining someone who will serve the people of the state of ohio. you might think you. my family gathered here dark kt and kathleen, our daughter-in-law were here a moment ago. i just want to say thank you. it is my honor to accept the appointment to serve the people of the state of ohio the u.s. senate. i shoot you place so much trust in me as a running mate and us lieutenant governor and now your appointee to the senate. two my friends and supporters and the people across ohio, we have worked to make ohio great again and look forward to working with president trump, j.d. vance to make america great again. this decision was not made lightly. my family and i and i want to take a moment to share the reason behind this decision. i have dedicated most of my professional life to serving the state of ohio. when i arrived at the statehouse as a legislature, ohio wa

this is going to be a huge shutdown for traffic and life into places like houston, lake charles, into new orleans, snow and ice in areas that seldom see weather like this. 1 to 3in of snow through tuesday night in the light blue, 3 to 6 in the second shade, even 6 to 12in in eastern north carolina there will be some ice. power outage concerns. we're also concerned about fire danger returning to southern california. back to you guys, jeff. >> thanks for that. turning to the middle east, where some hostages are finally free after more than a year. abc's ian pannell is there. >> it's been a day of high emotion, of hugs, tears and relief. the first three hostages released from gaza as part of that fragile ceasefire deal. and after 15 months of hell, the guns finally falling silent 470 days after the attack on israel on october the 7th. this is how the day unfolded. three young women romy gonin, emily demari and lauren steinbrecher, brought from captivity by the very same group that massacred so many and took them captive. incredibly, it's gunmen back on the streets once again controlling

houston espera entre 3 a 6 pulgadas.rÁn. ilia: en california, los bomberos luchan contra dos incendios forestales. las autoridades emitieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn porque los fuegos se propaga rÁpidamente debido a los vientos de santa ana. el presidente trump concede indultos a condenados por el asalto al capitolio, incluyendo a enrique tarrio, ex "proud boys". la presidenta de mÉxico dice que hay que tener la cabeza frÍa ante las mÚltiples Órdenes ejecutivas de trump sobre inmigraciÓn, aranceles y los carteles. carteles. en la villita, aquí (ruido ambiental) un aleve dura todo el día para que mis clientes se sientan como en casa. sólo un aleve. 12 horas de alivio del dolor sin interrupción. aleve. siguiente! ♪♪ sonreír primero puede ayudarle - siguiente! a alguien a encontrar el valor de sonreír también. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: tal y como lo prometiÓ, el presidente trump concediÓ indultos a 1500 condenados por el asalto al capitolio el 6 de enero de 2021. uno de ellos es enrique tarrio, lÍder del grupo "proud boys". reportera: el p

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houston right now 37. and new orleans only 29 degrees.t's where they continue to pick up the bitterly cold air. here's the satellite for us. there's a little circulation out here in the pacific and also a batch of high clouds drifting overhead. so if you look out to the west, you might see some of those high clouds showing up in the bay area skies. but most areas right now reporting mostly clear conditions. and we'll check out some of the current conditions for the 4:00 hour. san jose 66, concord is 59 and santa rosa checking in in the lower 60s. here's our live camera from the south bay, showing you some of those high clouds drifting over parts of the bay area this afternoon. heads up once again. so this morning was very cold. we have a freeze warning issued for the north bay tomorrow morning. coolest locations starting out the day in the upper 20s, so 28 to 32 degrees. but other parts of the bay area under a frost advisory for the same period tomorrow morning. and that means temperatures could be in the low to mid 30s. that's out toward

the famous streets of new orleans are expecting as much as six inches of snow, as is houston.logists are calling the storm historic. the governors of georgia, louisiana, mississippi, alabama and florida have all declared states of emergency. further north, a large part of the country is still facing dangerously cold temperatures. subzero wind chills are expected from the dakotas and upper midwest, across the great lakes and through the northeast. on wall street today, stocks rose as investors adjusted to the new trump presdiency. the dow jones industrial average added more than 500 points on the day. the nasdaq tacked on more than 120 points. the s&p 500 also saw solid gains. and, pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist and writer jules feiffer has died. his weekly strip feiffer, which was initailly called sick, sick, sick, ran in the village voice for more than four decades, starting in 1956. he wrote comics, plays, children's books and screenplays in a tone often neurotic, sardonic and spot-on. his best-known screenplay was carnal knowledge, about the exploits of two men as they n

houston just 41 today. it will feel like 32. feeling like 36 in new orleans. boston, you're goingng to fl like 12 degrees. temperatures in the the souther plains, southeast. only in the 20s in nashville. memphis, little rock, oklahoma city. 41 in mobile. and that's your monday forecast. >>> unlike its characters, one of them days had no trouble raking in the cash. the comedy starting keke palmer debuted at number one with $11.6 million. it just edged out disney's mufasa which took in $11.5 million. wolf man came in at third. >>> we have the play by play as e bis thlland eagles punch their tickets to the division championships. only mask the symptoms. hey... how you doing? this mucus won't move out. you're gonna love this property. the guy's congestion remedy? harmless. try this. mucinex 12 hour treats the mucus that causes chest congestion for all-day relief. don't leave! it's fine! ugh! i was worried about this side of town! mucinex in, mucus out! don't mask symptoms, treat the cause. premier protein is my secret weapon. my ride or die. this stuff changed my

you can see the storm system march its way through houston. if you can believe this, they shut down the hobby airport houston today. also the other airports as well as much as 5 inches of snow. very almost unheard of. there you get that a winter storm warning all the way in the deep south new orleans. you're continuing to see some wintry weather there all along there into atlanta. more of that as well. winter storm warnings continuing until 07:00am on wednesday as unusually cold air works its way across the country. there it goes. a plunging into the deep south and you've got another round of some moisture moving through. although it doesn't look like much as they're just so cold just can't hold much moisture. but yeah, worried about some very cold air behind that as well. we'd like to get the rain going here. it has been just unbelievably dry this january. we may see a hint changes as we in the weekend. so here we go on saturday, a little more bullish today bringing a chance of rain to the bay area. the slides all the way into southern califo

they'll see 4 to 6 inches of snow around houston and new orleans and as the storm progresses farther and farther east, it will spread snow into georgia and pretty far south into florida as well. this is going to bring those communities to a halt. they're not equipped to deal with this kind of winter weather, shows you the unusual setup on the other side of the country. let's look at our weather. we have clear skies now, temperatures dropping into the 50s for the most part. right now this is from the mark hopkins hotel looking west, 61 degrees still in santa rosa. those numbers will fall off quickly with the sun down now and our temperatures will end up in the 30s by early tomorrow morning. it's going to be a cold start to the day. here's the forecast lows, dropping down to or below freezing a couple spot, 31 degrees in petaluma and fairfield, temperatures near freezing east of the oakland hills, not as cool around the bay, still around 40 degrees, all these numbers 5 to 7 degrees below average, a chill in the air. we make up for it. temperatures reach the low to mid-60s across the bo

and new orleans as we head through the next 24 hours or so, 4 to 6 inches of snow in places like houston and new orleans. it's going to bring those cities to a halt over the next about 24 hours or so. as we go farther down the line here, we'll try to wind the clock forward from 7:00 a.m. tomorrow through 7:00 p.m. that system will continue farther and farther east. here we go, animating all the snow along the coast. the warm part of the system is way out over the gulf of mexico. this will be an unusual and major story across the country. in our neck of the woods, we're just see the breeze gradually dying down through the rest of tonight. the offshore wind has county skies clear across the bay area today, no fog visible as we look outside now from the salesforce tower looking north towards the golden gate. 60s across most of the bay area, 10 to 20 degrees warmer than we were yesterday, even in the upper 60s in san jose and santa rosa, flirting with 70 degrees. the offshore wind is going to keep our skies clear through the rest of tonight. temperatures will dip down into the 30s. it's goin

another traveler emails, i'm up because i had to change my flight back to houston.ans to ground all flights starting tomorrow for the winter storm. stay safe out there. coming up next, the senate could begin voting on donald trump's cabinet nominees as early as this morning, just hours after he's inaugurated. we'll tell you who the two picks republicans are now hoping democrats will push through. and coming up on morning joe, live coverage of the out of the nation's capitol as trump is set to take the oath of office and kick off his second term in the white house. plus, a panel of presidential historians is standing by to break down this moment. the inaugural ceremonies and the flurry of executive orders the president elect plans to enact today. morning joe is just today. morning joe is just moments away. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. too many hours a day. that's sedentary. inactivity is terrible for your health. it's time to

ciudades como houston, texas, donde no se veÍan condiciones similares en mÁs de 60 aÑos, amanecieronfenÓmeno meteorolÓgico ha dejado imÁgenes como esta en galveston, donde las palmeras se movieron con el viento helado y la arena del golfo de mÉxico se pintÓ de blanco invernal. >> ojalÁ muchos no se no salgan en la calle, que se queden en casa y que tengan cuidado. >> baton rouge y lafayette en luisiana tambiÉn estÁn sintiendo lo duro de esta tormenta con la primera alerta de ventisca y se han reportado ya cuatro pulgadas de nieve en nueva orleans, donde se rompiÓ otro rÉcord. mississippi, alabama y georgia han declarado emergencia por los peligros de la tormenta que pintÓ de blanco en la playa de pensacola, en la florida. >> anticipamos que hasta el jueves. entonces. definitivamente maÑana. todavÍa queremos que la gente se quede en casa. >> las zonas afectadas por esta potente tormenta invernal verÁn condiciones sumamente peligrosas, especialmente en las carreteras. uno de los grandes peligros serÁ, sin lugar a dudas, el hielo negro, que es invisible a simple vista, pero que estarÁ p

houston new orleans over to pensacola, florida. in about 24 hours, there could be anywhere about four inches of snow in new orleans, so this will be the area to watch. but i mean, chicago's two, detroit's eight, green bay six below minneapolis, 11 below. bismarck, 18 below. denver two below. we don't have that. we have cold temps, but we are in the 30s. but a wind advisory has kicked in northeast bay hills. and the fog, which was front and center over the weekend and early, early this morning, is now getting chewed up because right there, that breeze, that's all it takes to take care of the fog. and so it's disappearing fast. these were the highs yesterday. napa that's in town was 45 degrees. that was the high american canyon 47 napa airport 49. vallejo barely made 50. san jose, san francisco 51. fremont and santa rosa were both 52. that was it should be a good 10 to 15 degrees warmer today because you got rid of the fog, the breeze, and another system is digging in not only here but also into southern california. so fire concerns

. >> inches houston, texas. this was your top four all time.isiana. >> that's your biggest at 10.5in. so we still have what we call cold advisories. >> and cold warnings up. >> for areas here, especially from lake. >> charles to new orleans. >> temperatures are well below normal because you have, you know, ice. >> and snow on. >> the ground. >> even though it's sunny, it's keeping things. >> very cold. >> so houston, we're melting. >> a little faster. >> at 39. but new orleans. >> is still 31, panama city still 33, savannah, 33 wilmington. these are all areas well with snow and ice. >> on the ground. >> and as we. >> go through tomorrow morning, whatever. >> melts today is going to get really hard and crunchy. 25 tonight. >> 24in new orleans. >> houston 31. so we are going to get that. >> refreeze. >> and it won't be until tomorrow. >> afternoon that we. >> finally start to kick. things up. >> that snow will be long. >> gone in houston with 53. a lot of it. >> will be melted. new orleans and. >> panama city. and things will. really improve over

parts of central florida got up to 8 inches, and 5 inches fell outside of houston. there were nearly 170 snow-related accidents in the houston area. and chaos in the air as well. nearly 2200 flights were canceled. authorities expect at t least lr weather-related deaths. once we get through this, when is some relief and a warmup coming our way? >> i know, finally by the weekend. we have a few more days to get through, and by relief, we're talking closer to normal but still cold. it's january, so we're going to see temperatures below normal still, but just not 25 degrees below normal. let's take a look at what's happening this morning. we have winter alerts across the southeast. we had a historic storm. we're starting to see it wind up. still 25 million people under winter alerts. winter storm warnings and advisories in the white. from panama city to jacksonville to norfolk, virginia. we're looking at the snow falling, that's where you see the white and blue. we could see heavy rain in southern florida today. but for the most part that snow will be offcoast by 7:00 or

they called george, and saying that they know who killed henry, came from a convenience store in houston we weren't able to develop any body or anything from that phone call, but perplexed detectives wonder who had the motive to kill henry. well, of course, everyone that was iolved with the scene. >> so is miguel a person of interest, and if so, why? >> i personally told miguel that him and his sister. persons of interest. for the simple fact that you have a will change, even though they may not have benefited directly from it. and miguel is being cooperative with us, by the way. >> police learned that just before his death, henry changed his will, naming his sister and not his children as the future executor of his estate. >> he changed it to mejÍa kriske and i told him i was thankful for that because i know i didn't have anything to do with it. >> then police wondered whether henry, a notorious ladies man, ran afoul of someone romantically. >> we've looked at henry's girlfriend. they were all out of town, which left henry's estranged business partner, efren gonzalez. >> gonzalez had su