in albany, new york, i'm natasha chen. (robin) live look outside...san francisco international airport. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) it was a big night for n-f-l fans... the super bowl is set with two bay area quarterbacks --- tom brady and jared goff --- set to battle it out this year in atlanta. last night was championship sunday as teams battled for the a-f-c and n-f-c titles. starting with the afc match between new england and kansas red hot chiefs. the game went into overtime but eventually --- the patriots did beat the cheifs with a final score of 37-31 ( robin ) marin county native and cal alum jared goff and his rams were the underdog in new orleans last night. drew brees and company... looking to get to their second super bowl... goff in his first nfl championship game. but a missed call for pass interference on the rams... with the scores tied in the third quarter, saw the

you'll see this long band of snow that goes from arkansas all the way into albany. we just recently got some snow reports in western areas of philadelphia, as well. the severe storm component of this, reported tornado just north of montgomery, alabama, and those storms will fire up all night long. now, all of this is moving into the northeast tonight, as that storm gets even stronger. take a look. new york and boston are now headline on the wetter side of the storm. so, yes, we'll all start as snow, but we'll go quickly to a freezing mix and then to rain. the big snowfall totals will stay inland areas of northern new england. you've got to get away from the atlantic. the atlantic is going to cause some warm air to mix in and change all this over to rain. the arctic blowout that comes in behind this storm is subzero wind chills, all the way to washington, d.c. with black ice on monday morning. tom? >> sam champion for us tonight. sam, thank you. >>> next, to the breaking political headline on this, the 29th day of the long government standoff. president trump proposi

in albany, new york, i'm natasha chen.stone) the sierra avalanche center issued an avalanche warning that will last through tomorrow morning. officials say high avalanche danger is expected due to heavy rain and snow. (anchor) time now (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. showers and a showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected this evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected through much of tonight, especially near the coast. overnight lows will dip in the 40s. daytime highs monday will see widespread mid to upper 50s. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. (jr) president trump took to twitter this morning referencing house speaker nancy pelosi and how she asked him to delay the state of the union address until after the government is reopene

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in albany, new york, i'm natasha chen.justine) (justine) (justine) (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected this evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected through much of tonight, especially near the coast. overnight lows will dip in the 40s. daytime highs monday will see widespread mid to upper 50s. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. (jr) while we might not get to see much of the super blood wolf moon... people in japan got quite a sight overnight. this was the moon seefrom kobe, japan, a city west of osaka. most of the world will be able to catch a glimpse of this rare event -- especially the americas, europe and africa. here in the bay area... there are live streams so y

so, in 1960, she gets elected and goes to albany. she's a very effective legislator. the legislation she is most proud of is called the seek program -- seek education empowerment and knowledge. and this provided resources for high school students going to the city university of new york so that they could attend college and get the resources needed to stay in college and to graduate. that transformed the city university of new york, the various colleges, including her alma mater brooklyn college from being all white to resembling the diversity of new york city. a fantastic accomplishment. >> did she grow up in brooklyn? >> she spent seven formative years on the island of barbados. barbados was transformative to her even though she was a young girl. she was raised mainly by her aunt and her grandmother, two loving and capable women. she also was in barbados at a moment where the struggle for independence begins. the struggle for labor rights begins. one of her uncles wrote for the black newspaper. and i am absolutely convinced that she had her racial and gender conscio

about 14 inches of snow fell in albany. crews are working nonstop to clear the roads before the temperature drops and turns this snow into dangerous ice. the windchill is expected to drop below zero across the northeast. tom? >>> and i want to get to sam champion in central park, tracking it all. the temperatures already starting to drop where you are. how extraordinary is this cold? >> reporter: i think very and for two reasons. its scope, and the fact that it goes from the great lakes into the midatlantic. windchills at 20 below, 30 below, it's dangerous to be outside for a long period of time. the door is now open for this arctic air to drop all the way into the deep south, and it's behind this storm in the northeast. in d.c., it's dropped 27 degrees in the last 6 hours. our windchill in the park is now 3 degrees. low of 8 in philadelphia, and look at the windchills. 24 below, 22 below, 10 below in philadelphia, 14 below in pittsburgh. here in new york city, by the way, the windchills will be below zero for 24 hours stra

in this video, we see albany schafer, she is a volleyball player at university of louisiana, monroe. she has just been slipped a note. the end of that note takes her breath away. >> you're going on full athletic scholarship. congratulations. >> i'm not in debt. >> that's huge. >> then she immediately calls her mom. >> oh, look at her face. >> that's fantastic for a parent to just know that you did good, you did right by your kid, she must be so proud. >> you deserve this so much. oh, my gosh. >> plus the tn to have that kin result come back. a return in investment. >> and she has to call dad and let him in on the news. >> oh, albany. >> this next surprise, i think you can say is 50 years in the making. their love story started back in 1968 when james and lynn met, dated for nine months and then they tied the knot. james, 72-year-old cutie, he still looks good. excuse you, sir, thank you for your service, looking good. >> apparently at the beginning of the dinner he was wearing different attire but he kind of snuck off so he could change into his air force uniform. this whole dinner h

today dumping a foot of snow in albany, new york, even plow drivers bowled over. >> how does this storm compare to others that you've had to cover? >> biggest one for me. >> nearby, a stunning sight, the hudson river frozen. where there wasn't snow, water was a problem. heavy rain flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard and parts of coastal massachusetts arecities will m icy mess on the road and possible power outages as trees and power lines freeze. the windchill tomorrow, life-threatening. minh so theal feel like 40 below. cleveland, wind chills of minus 11. chicago, negative 9. the cold adding to the misery. conditions to blame for hundreds of crashes and dozens of injuries. >> you have to be careful because people think they have traffic. >> troubles at the airports, too. more than 1600 flights were canceled and 2700 p elayed, but the big s these kansas city fans today. they're at the afc game to see what team will go to the super bowl amid the super cold. >> and it stopped inning in get ahead of the cold freeze. >> dave price is here with mo

and jose, elsewhere, three deaths are being blamed from these massive storms, and here in albany, they're anticipating up to 20 inches of snow. crews will be working throughout the night, salting the streets and plowing the roadways. jose? >> thank you very much, kathy park. let's get right to wnbc chief meteorologist janice huff who is tracki oavy snow sprea approaching new york city. the heaviest snow will be in the northeast, but inland away from the coast. if you live in new york city, don't expect a big snowstorm coming your way, it's going to be mainly rain. up through new england, heavy snow inland on sunday, and the system moves out late on sunday. by then the damage is done. along with the snow and ice, heaviest snow, maybe upwards of 18, 20 inches for parts of northern new england, back toward burlington and albany, new york. and as you go further south, the totals drop off a bit. the ice is going to cause major problems for the northeast. stretching from scranton to bangor and portland. maybe as much as three quarters of an inch of ice could bring down trees, power lines and po

breakfast and lunch for employees at albany international. in hon and in upstate new york after the pilot treat, williams brought breakfast and lunch to the airport employees at albany. the restaurant, l and l is giving away thousands of dinners to families. the atlanta food bank is also providing help to those in need. >>> it is 4:38 am. >>> attorney general nominee william barr facing day 2 of nomination hearings. he says if he is confirmed he will protect these special counsel robert mueller t lls it- hunt. >> reporter: attorney general nominee william barr first day of nomination hearings was dominated by questions like this. >> you believe mr. moeller would be involved in a witch- hunt against anybody? >> i don't believe he would be involved in a witch-hunt. >> reporter: the big focus tuesday is the special counsel robert mueller investigation into the possible russian meddling into the 2016 election but william barr said he would not interfere with the probe if nominated. >> if the president orders the attorney general to hop the invest

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we begin with kathy park in albany, new york. >> reporter: a blast of winter eather buried parts of the midwest and northeast today, dumping nearly a foot of snow in albany, new york, even plow drers bowled over. >> how does this storm compare to others you've had to cover? >> biggest oneore. >> reporter: nearby, a stunning sight. the hudson river frozene wh there wasn't snow, water was aproblem. heavy rains flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard, and parts of coastal massachusetts are under water. overnight, a major drop inur temper in some cities will mean an icy mess on the roads and possible power outages as trees and powerines freeze. the windchills tomorrow, life threatening. internationalfalls, minnesota, will feel like 40 below. cleveland, windchis of minus 11. chicago, negative 9. the cold adding to the misery. slick conditions to blame for hundreds of crashes and dozens of injues. >> got to be careful because people think that they got four-wheel drive, they can stop. >> reporter: troubles at the airports, too, more than 1600 flights c

crews out here in albany have been working throughout the night. they have been working ever since the storm began. they'll continue to monitor the situation out on the roadways, watching for any flash freezes and any snow that might be drifting onto the streets as well. back to you, marlie. >> kathy, thank you. >>> 31 days into the government shutdown and 800,000 federal workers are still waiting to find out when they're going to get their next paycheck. over the weekend president trump dangled a deal to protect dreamers in exchange for border wall money. but democrats are calling the offer a nonstarter. afterwards the president slammed house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter calling her a radical democrat and saying she's lost control of the party. nbc's tracie potts joining us now from d.c. with the very latest on this. tracie, good morning. it looks like this compromise is going to hit a wall with democrats? >> reporter: well, it seems like the compromise to nowhere, phillip. the senate will vote on it tomorrow. but house democrats have already s

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in the albany area, there's more than a foot of snow. snowplow crews have been working round the clock to clear the roads before this snow turns to dangerous ice. in queens, new york, firefighters battling this three-alarm fire in howling wind. it felt like negative 17 degrees. >> they're still blasting the building with water. and of course, it's freezing virtually on contact. >> reporter: three firefighters and one other person injured. outside philadelphia, dead batteries sidelining drivers. >> can you believe it? a battery could stop your day completely. >> reporter: this driver outside boston couldn't stop sunday, sliding down a hill. over the weekend, the southern side of the storm spawning an ef-2 tornado in alabama. winds up to 130 miles an hour. this dog rescued from an icy lake outside cincinnati. and near chicago, a tragic accident. >> 12-year-old female. cardiac arrest. >> reporter: two girls, 9 and 12 years old, digging a snow fort, and then, it collapses. the older girl did not survive. >> and stephanie ramos joins us from

crews out here in albany have been working throughout the night. they have beenorking eve since the storm began. they'll continue to monitor the situation out on the roadways, watching for any flash freezes and any snow that might be drifting onto the streets as we. pack to you, marley. >>> michelle grossman is tracking the storms. what else can we expect? >> we're going to see that all throughout the da it's not going anywhere. frigid temperatures, dange cold, potentially deadly cold airchut there. wil warnings, windchill advisories with cold temperatures along with 30, 50-mile-per-hour winds. it makes it feel a lot colder on the body. windchillso 15 30 below zero. so this is what it looks like as morning kiws. up to 4 in milwaukee. it feels like 8 below zero. detroit minus 1. losville 9. pittsburgh 2. it feels like 13 below zero as you head outng this mor we're not going to warm very far throughout the afternoon. afternoon highs 13 inoi de louisville 25. pittsburgh 16 degrees. this is the coldest air felt in a very long time. you want y to prepar

this red up in here is 18 inches plus albany up to maine.rdest forecast out of this is areas of southern new england and new york city area, snow over to freezing rain and sleet. it's going to be a mess. we're still three days out. we'll pinpoint it as the weekend approaches. >>> still ahead president trump has said time and time again there was no collusion between his 2016 campaign and russia but now his personal lawyer rudy giuliani is raising questions about whether or not that is true. we'll explain right after this break. break. (mom) is that for me? (dad) mhm. aaaah! (mom) nooooo... (dad) nooooo... (son) nooooo... (avo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. [son loudly clears throat] [mom sighs] [mom and dad laugh] (avo) bounty, the quicker picker upper. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. ooh nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. and ever

it would be great if i could have that in albany. the mayor of the city of new york has a unilateral veto over the capital plan. the speaker of the assembly, unilateral veto. the senate leader, unilateral veto. it is an unmanageable process. when everyone is in charge, no one is in charge. was it a dumb idea when they set it up? know. was it diabolical? very. it was purposefully designed so that everyone can point fingers at everybody else and nobody is responsible. because no politician wanted to be responsible. you are talking about trains and subways and fare increases and no politician wants to be the one who suggested a fare increase. no politician want place to be responsible for late trains. they came up with the mta where everyone can point fingers at somebody else. i can say it is not me, i don't have a majority of the board and the capital plan can be overridden by the mayor and the speaker and the senate leader, the mayor of new york says i only have four so i don't control speaker -- he says all i can do is veto. i don't

some of that will go into albany. here are still the watches and warnings that are out with this storm and will be for most of the day as this storm continues to pull into the northeast. now, i want to highlight an area for you as we move that low right through the region. look at this flash freeze. look at scranton, 13. new york at 31 degrees at 7:00 p.m. by the time we get to midnight and 4:00 a.m. single digits as far south as washington d.c. black ice will be everywhere. the overnight tonight into tomorrow morning complicated by that flash freeze. back to the studio. >> thanks, sam. >>> demonstrators taking to the streets for the third annual women's march. tens of thousands showed up to protest the trump administration policies and demanded equality. the crowd thinner in previous years, partly over accusations of anti-semitism by organizers and over weather concerns. hundreds of other u.s. cities also holding the sister rallies. >>> now to the outrage over a video showing an encounter between teenagers and a nati

and the national press corps knew it. >> reporters present albany as a big defeat.tical setback for dr. king and in part because there had been absolutely no white violence whatsoever against black demonstrators in albany. >> as long as civil rights activists were just being quietly and respectfully jailed, the media didn't really care about that story. >> reporter: king knew he had to get the movement back on track. and to really make this notion of non-violence work, he had to find a place where there would be resistance. where people could really see the ugliness of what they were confronting. >> he recognized that nothing was going to change until and unless most americans were exposed to the reality of what was going on. so that's what he needed to do was provoke a reaction on the part of bigoted southerners, who were all too willing to play their part. he just had to bring them to the fore. >> you can never whip these birds if you don't keep you and them separate. you have got to keep the whites and the blacks separate. >> theophilus eugene connor, bull connor

he manages about one-thousand rental units in berkeley, oakland and albany. sam sorokin/premium properties- "oakland and berkeley have become hubs of innovation, um, and more jobs have been coming to those areas too. so, it's really a triple whammy. you have lots of positive economic activity, uh, in all these communities that have increased demand. and, as much as you see lots of building being done everywhere, its nowhere near what needs to be built." he says since the supply of one-bedroom units available isn't growing at the same rate as more dense units... the demand for one-bedroom apartments is causing rents to increase. berkeley ranks number seven on zillow's list -- where the median rent price has gone up more than eight-and-a-half percent in two years. the city of san jose ranks fifth on zillows list. san francisco is a few spots below at eight. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) someday soon... the taxi you hail could fly you to your destination. news.kron four philippe djegal, in oakland, eight. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron fo

we just heard from a constituent of mine in the capital region near albany. fire police dispatcher whose wife is pregnant. they closed on their first house joyously last week, but now their loan is delayed until the government reopens. that story can be repeated over and over again. our federal courts are running out of money. our national parks are suffering. we've seen the piles of debris and garbage in these beautiful places. and maybe most ironically of all, as the president's talking about making the border more secure, his shutdown is making it less secure. border patrol agents are going without pay, e-verify is offline, immigration cases are on hold, new immigration judges are not being hired. so with all the talk that the president has about making the border more secure, the trump shutdown is making it less secure, and we have provided a way for him to continue to debate this wall issue but keep the government open. so all of this means that we should be doing everything we can to bring this trump shutdown. excuse me. all of this means we should be d

new york governor andrew cuomo delivered his 2019 state of the state address from albany earlier this week. governor cuomo was elected to a third term in november. [applause] >> thank using go thank you! thank you! thank you very much, thank you very, very much! thank you very much, good afternoon, happy new year.

also the crash westbound 88 at gilman berkeley and albany have cleared.h the south bay. are a couple of things to tell you.. stock fund 85 there is a crash and just beyond that south north on 17 at hamilton, drivers should be aware that there is a letter straddling the to eight lanes. hopefully that gets moved out of the way and does not create further crashes. here's a look at 280. this stretch of 280 is good. drive of eastshore freeway is recovering. speed of 40 miles per hour from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. this is an improvement. an hour ago it was an hour long drive because of the crash we mentioned westbound 80 at gilman. it is not clear and the lanes are open open. the bay bridge toll plaza has a lot of lanes open. immediate lights have not turned on and you have no problems or delays getting onto the stand. let's go back to the desk. >>> are the deadly crash on interstate 880 at fremont. it led to a big traffic backup as chp closed all northbound lanes during his lengthy investigation. around 3:30 chp got a report of a body in the

we just heard from a constituent of mine in the capital region near albany, fire police dispatcher his wife is pregnant, they closed on their first house joyously last week but now their loan is delayed until the government reopens. that story can be repeated over and over again. our federal courts are running out of money. our national parks are suffering. we have seen the piles of debris and garbage in these beautiful places. maybe most ironically of all as the president is talking about making the border more secure, his shutdown is making it less secure. border patrol agents are going without pay, e-verify is off-line immigration cases are on hold, new immigration judges are not being hired. so with all the talks the president has about making the border more secure, the trump shutdown is making it less secure. we have provided a way for him to continue to debate this wall issue but keep the government open. all of this means we should be doing everything we can to bring this trump shutdown -- excuse me -- all of this means we should be doing everything we can to bring this trump s

it was given a standing ovation in albany just last week >>> the bill is passed. [ applause ] [ cheers ] . [ applause ] [ cheers ] . >> laura: and now rhode island is jumping on the carnage express. a roman catholic says she'll sign a pro partial birth abortion law into bill. she was sworn in for a second term and pledged to be a beacon of hope. more like harbinger of death. again this isn't america. this is the donald trump party decomposing for all to see. while a good chunk of trump voters might get tired of some of his tweets, i get it. or they want him to dial back the drama -- characters, it's really hard to see how independents in any way shape or form are going to cozy up to this democrat party >>> do you agree that it is possible for men to both be friends with some women, and treat other women badly? >>> i'll do whatever the committee wants. >> i've heard you say that, i've not heard you answer a very specific question that's been asked. >>> they don't -- >> i don't want to debate with you how they do their business. >>> i the plan to. >> thank you. >> laura: alright. well th

getting reports from alameda, walnut creek, pleasant hill, castro valley, also in albany this morning. in fact, one of our "today in the bay" viewers, julie, is joining us by phone to tell us what she felt this morning. are you there? >> hi, i'm here. >> tell me, did it wake you up? were you already awake? what did you feel? >> i'm embarrassed. i was snoozing the alarm. i felt a big jolt. i wondered if it was a big truck driving by or what it was. >> then you realized it was an earthquake. >> yes. i realized it was another earthquake. like you guys said, it's a good reminder to be ready. >> did you happen to feel yesterday's, julie? >> i did not feel yesterday's. they were talking about it from work. we have a woman from ohio who had never felt an earthquake, in the office. she was shook. >> living in the bay area you've felt an earthquake or a jolt before. what do you do after you hear it -- >> feel it. >> feel it. what do you do next? >> i usually run up to my boys' room and see if they are okay. they are so old now, i don't have to see about them. >> that's a good mom. >> you i bel

richardson thank you so much to your service to new york congratulations to our great partner in albany and our great history making attorneys general first woman elected attorney general in the history of the state of new york. [applause] and wears two hats also the first person of color elected and for your information the proper protocol for the attorney general is general james so i salute you general james. congratulations. [applause] so a phenomenal state public servant if you ever want to feel intimidated to enter the hall and hear the applause compared to everyone else the assembly loved him he has been a phenomenal controller god bless you. think you. [applause] and i think my whole family let's give them a round of applause. [applause] and we also have elected officials. but i will be getting with the greatest to ever serve the state of new york in my opinion. [applause] again, let's give the court of appeals and member of congress and the state of assembly and the senate. thank you very much for being here, congressman charles, mayor david, they brought us such pride all of o

those look google, too, westbound albany to the maze in the green five minutes.nt to san jose 15 minutes. northbound 280 highway 101 to cupertino in the south bay at 11 minutes. >>> developing overpass in the south bay san jose police investigating a reported stabbing at the hilton hotels on almaden boulevard. you can see firefighters examining a man in the neck area. he was taken to the hospital to be treated for his injuries. the video shows officers putting a man in handcuffs in a patrol car. it's unclear what led up to that incident. now to a bizarre story out of solano county also involving a stabbing. the man accused of stabbing two people is in custody this morning. vacaville police arrested 37-year-old nathaniel holland last night. it all started before 7:00 p.m. at a home on alderwood drive. when police got there they found two stabbing victims and a husband on fire. a witness tells us about the commotion. >> i hear this loud -- what sounded like an explosion. then i see children just running out of the house screaming bloody murder. so i get out of my c

o a foo snow in albany new york. even plow drivers bowled over. compare?es this >> biggest one for me. >> a stunning sight, the hud river, frozen. where there wasn't snow, water was a problem. r heavyains flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard and parts of coastal massachusetts are underwater. overnight, a major drop in temperatures in some cities will leave an icy mess r on thed and possible shower ouges. international falls minnesota will feel like 40 below. cleveland wind chills of minus 11. chicago, negative 9. the cold adding to the misery. conditions the blame for hundreds of crashes and dozens of injuries. >> you have to be rel. >> trouble at the airport too. 1,600 flights were cancelled and 2,700 delayed. >> the storm is responsible for killing one person. a snowplow driver in kansas died when he lost control of his truck and it rolled over. >> new at 11, an outpouring of support for the 13-year-old teenager in wisconsin held in captivity for 88 days. her church holding a praise and gratitude service tonigh

the windchills 10 below, 11 below, albany new york at 18 below. new york city will stay below zero for 24 hours at least. >> as for the roads, drivers urge to make way for the snowplows before that snow turns into dangerous ice. >> they're doing everything they can to clear the roads before the freezing comes. we don't want that to turn into black ice. >> they have been struggling to keep up as parts of new york saw at least a foot of sno tre treacherous in southern pennsylvania. >> parts of vermont hit with two feet of snow. where it's expected to be 40 degrees below zero. in ohio, many cars off theroetds. one man is finding it easier to stick with one wheel. >> it's rough and blowy out here. not too bad. >>> firefighters near cincinnati dove into the frigid water to rescue a golden retriever that fell through the ice. all of this making for dangerous travel conditions from missouri to maine. 3500 flights were canceled over the weekend and hundreds of flights are already canceled with more than 1100 others delayed. the disruptions could stretch i

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and the high today in albany, new york, just 4 degrees. at times it dipped to minus 30 when you back for in windchill. behind me is the hudson river, frozen over with a sheet of ice. >> kathy park, we'll let you warm up and ask how long will this brutal cold last? meteorologist dylan dreyer. >> good evening. the cold air has certainly settled in. temperatures were the coldest we've seen so far this season. and this is going to remain in place witcold temperatures, down in the single digits, but windchills even colder. new york city will feel like 3 below tomorrow morning. and then that's it, we'll rebound our temperatures back up into the 30s. most areas will get above freezing except boston stays chilly on tuesday. going into wednesday, ahead of the next storm system that's going to move in, temperatures should get back into the 40s and 50s, even 60s down in the southeast, which means that next storm system we're expecting should be mostly rain for the east coast. lester? >> all right, dylan, thanks. >>> while it's freezing outside, the r

congratulations to my great partner in albany who has been phenomenal. congratulations to our great history making attorney general, first woman elected attorney general in the history of the state of new york. [applause] >> and she wears two hats. she is the first person of color ever elected attorney general of the state of new york. [applause] >> for your information i was attorney general at one point, one of those facts no one else would know. the proper protocol for the attorney general is general james. i salute you, general james, congratulations. thomas, who has been a phenomenal state public servant who served in new york state assembly. if you want to feel intimidated come to the state of the state and enter the hall and hear the applause of tom done appellee compared to everyone else. the assembly loves him and his applause dwarfs everyone else. he has been a phenomenal controller, 32 years of public service. god bless you and thank you. [applause] [applause] >> i want to thank the rabbi, i want to thank them. let's give them around of applau

driving looking got web 80, albany to the maze. southbound 880 fremont to san jose 15 minutes. 280, highway 101 to cupertino. that should take you about 11 minutes. i am hearing about a delay. >>> facebook will invest in local news. the money will be aimed at grants for newsroom and nonprofits that support local news. the push to support local news comes as facebook tries to shake off its reputation tass a hotbed for misinformation and election meddling. > fak aorybrid explorer suv and apple may be work ongoing a revised ipod touch. >> let's look in tech bytes. >> unveiled the vehicle at the auto show saying the suv will hit the market this summer. the battery built in below the seat to preserve cargo space. the ipod may be getting an update soon. >> we don't know about plan for the new ipod but the long neglected player hasn't changed since 2015. the ipod touch is the only version available. this 1982 song will play forever in an african desert. >> queue it. ♪ take a lot to make me away from you ♪ >> an artist put it on a loop usi

microclimate forecast, albany along interstate 80, heavier rainfall tomorrow, windy in the evening, high 59. things will taper off to showers and calm down on thursday with a high of 57 degrees. so we've had a series of storms. we told you last week that this week would be wet. now we're into the details. there it is getting its act together heading right toward northern california, a direct hit on the bay area tomorrow evening. let's get the details from futurecast, still some scattered showers tomorrow morning. it's not like the rain is completely gone. we won't have the storm yet. by lunchtime you may be thinking paul, where's the storm? 3:00 heavy rain begins in the n. rn eah . watc it's a . fr8:ont. 00 there will be a definitive rain, no rain line clearing through about 11:00 tomorrow night. in its wake we'll have some scattered showers possible thursday morning before things clear out by thursday afternoon. look at these rainfall totals. san jose 2 inches of rain mostly tomorrow, nearly that for concord and pleasanton, saout an inch, almost 2 es ch n rafael, a pretty uniform rainfa

and je, elsewhere, three deaths are being blamed from these massive storms, and here in albany, they're anticipating up to 20 inches of snow. crews will be working roughout the night, salting the streets and plowing the roadways. jose? >> thankery much. let's get right to wnbc chi meteorologist janice huff tracking the storm. >> this system h everything, snow in the north and severe storms in theso h. heavy snow spreading over cleveland to buffalo and approachin new york city. the heaviest snow will be away from the coast. the system moves out late on sundby then the damage is ne. along with the snow and ice, heaviest snow, maybe upwards of 18, 20 inches for parts of northern new england, parts of new england. and as you go further south, the totals drop off a bit. i th is going to cause major problems for the northeast.e mas much as three quarters of an inch of ice could bring down intrees, power and power outages will be a major deal across this region asl w as that flash freeze that comes up on sunday night. jose? >> thank you very much. >>> now to the 4-week-old government shutdown.

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theou have been to albany, albany cathedral is basically right next door to the smithor's mansion, and would walk next door and had a special pew in the front row. there are pictures, the whole cathedral is inundated with flowers. yes, he did have a family, he and his wife, from all the evidence, were very much in love and devoted to one another, and he had a number of children and grandchildren, and there's lovely pictures of him with his grandkids at the beach in the 30's. not really about al smith railing against fdr. the 1930's are about al smith being an elder statesman of the smith family. i'm glad you brought that up, because here is a happy family, him and his grandkids. he does not like the way things have turned, is probably resentful of fdr, but that's not the point. he's a human being. i'm glad you gave us the opportunity to address that. great point. yes? >> [inaudible] not.was however, afterwards i worked up the courage to send a copy of the book and a letter to al sm ith iv. his wife sent me a very nice note back, saying he was enjoying the book and if i ever speak in co

the current temperature here in albany is minus five. when you factor in windchill, it feels like negative 28. this cold is expected toayast all making for some t treacherousvel and dangerous conditions if you plan on being outdoors. >> a nasty winter storm over the weekend, burying parts of the midwest and northeast. this morning millions are dealing with the frozen fallout. the storm packing a powerful punch, freezing new york's hudson river. strong waveshe pounding eastern seaboard, parts o coastal massachusetts under water. now officials concerned about the dangerous temperature drop overnight. >> the windchill, when you're talking about minusfive, minus ten, minus 15 degreewindchill, that is seous. >> plow operators racing against frme to clear the roads before the deep ze. >> so the goal is to get all this cleared hopefully before it all freezes over >> yes. >> absolutely. we do not want it to be frozen. that's for sure. >> reporter: tralreacherous across multiple states. r ick conditions to blame hundreds of crashes and dozens of

ost: colum who is in albany, new york, democrats' line. caller: thanks for taking the call. i'm relieved that the government is reopening and i will be flying internationally in a couple of days and i'm relieved that the t.s.a. and air traffic controllers will be paid. president trump talks about border security. by not paying the t.s.a. agents, all of that, we are losing our border security. the best way in my mind is to continue to pay the federal workers who -- i do believe in a certain way were used as pawns in this debate. host: the issue of the air traffic controllers exacerbated with air frask controllers causing shutdowns in places like la guardia, newark and philadelphia. the house is coming into session and will take up the two asures that man you tweets that. lap pelosi doing a victory holding an enrollment ceremony, they are sending to trump's desk. the house coming in quickly. and quickly agreeing to that legislation as well and holding that enrollment ceremony where she signs off the legislation. we are not sure if that will be available to our cameras. if they

but the pink colors, 18 inches plus from albany north of boston up to new hampshire and maine. biggest snowstorm of the winter season. that's a look a the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at the day ahead. so f today stillol very in fargo after a chilly day in the single digits yesterday you'll do it again today. notoo badn areas of northern new england.he temperatures t a little cold even though you have some sun. highs only in the teens and the 20s.l wereak down the travel impacts coming up. a lot of problems at the highways, with e the big storm. >> it's going to be a big deal for a lot of people. thank you very much, bill. >>> here's something you don't see every day. a i spinning disk roughly 100 yards wide was formed in a river near portla, maine. the curious formation is believed to have occurred naturally in a part of the river circular current that creates a whirlpool effect. the oddity has been widely shared on socialh media w people comparing it to a ufo, a sarousel, and even the moon. >> it d look cool and it does look like the moon. just ahead

and france scouring the cities around the channel island of albany where the light plane carrying him really are no seller and his pilot david everett soon disappeared off the very dark on monday night south of two hundred kilometers north of his intended destination tributes around the cardiff city stadium where someone had hoped to start a new career following his transfer from france left by supporters who may never get the chance to see their new signing play. similar scenes are taking place in france with his former club no want as the whole football world watches and whites . i want to send all the love and all the strength to his family and friends we can all lose the hope we have to believe until the end of two more precision he's a man who is appreciated by everyone i hope even if the chances are slim that we do find him a life arjun time media released a recording purportedly sent by seller to friends from the flight saying he was scared and concerned for his safety. the search will continue for a third day but with january temperatures in the channel dipping to almost freez