david, here in albany, we still have a few more hours of snow to go. some areas could see more than two feet of snow by the time this all ends around midnight. and with temperatures dipping into the 20s, you could expect some icy roads tonight and in the morning, too. david? >> still, drive safely out there. stephanie, thank you. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking this right into the night. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. you're right, one more day of this epic storm that has gone coast to coast, now it's a coastal low that's developing into a nor'easter. check it out on the radar scope. heavy rain along the middle east coastline, but you go just a couple miles inland, and it is heavy snow. we have winter storm warnings that remain posted all the way down to tennessee, into maine until at least 7:00 a.m. a lot of these go into the afternoon, with another three to six inches on top of what you've already seen, in some spots, like boston, could see 8, 9, 10 inches of snow. so, we time it out. heavier snow across parts of new york.

this morning, a car losing control north of albany, hitting a pole, knocking down power lines. in the last 24 hours, massive delays at the airports. easily thousands of flights canceled and delayed by all of this. and investigators on the scene today of that plane crash that killed several members of the same family in south dakota over the weekend. it was all part of the same system that combined with this nor'easter. ab k bc's stephanie ramos leadis off from albany. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful nor'easter making the trip home treacherous for millions. >> we've got two feet of snow here along and north of i-90 and now a band has been curling into the tri-state area. >> reporter: snowfall rates of two inches an hour causing whiteout condition near albany overnight. hundreds of crashes in new york by midday. >> the roads are dangerous there's a lot of work to do. >> reporter: plow driver mike chaires telling us people need to slow down. >> lack of speed reduction, i think, that's the main -- the main cause of a lot of accidents. >> reporter: tragically, one person killed

that's how powerful barnes was in albany. eventually the appellate court agreed and the trial was moved from albany to syracuse because there was the concern that theodore roosevelt could not get a fair trial because barnes was that powerful. >> was that still the post? >> we quote the standard a lot i don't remember. >> limas democratic stills. >> i have to say when it came to the trial, it didn't really cut across party lines. it was both republican it was just a question if the spies rose up enough if you wanted to see them fail. >> what was the charge of the original case? >> $50000 just over $1 million in today's money. people sometimes mistake roosevelt was rich. he inherited quite a bit of money that he blew in the 18 eighties on cattle and ranching in the dakotas. he was well-off but one of the reasons he wrote so many books was in part to make money not just because there were all these topics he cared about. he actually needed the money. so losing this lawsuit certainly would not have impoverished him, it mattered.

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want to go back to stephanie ramos in albany, new york. albany but it is expected to pick up later today. here in albany, they usually get about 13 inches of snow for the entire month of december. they will likely surpass that snow total later today. in this area we're expecting about 20 inches of snow. that's including snowfall from yesterday and what we'll see later today. so many neighborhoods completely covered in snow. you can see those cars behind me covered. snow piles just pushed up against street corners and crews are out here as you can see really trying to clean all of this mess up. but all of this as travelers try to head home after the holiday weekend. so many colleges in this area canceling classes taking some of that pressure off of students that are trying to rush back to class. but for those on the morning commute across the northeast, we've seen a lot of drivers like this guy here getting on the roads this morning. it is going to be a rough one. conditions are expected to worsen and state police here are advising people t

when this storm finally moves out, albany could see up to 18 inches of snow. tonight a major storm system striking much of the nation. wrapping up a with a wintry mess. in south dakota, a plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing nine, including two children. the area was under a winter storm warning at the time. dangerousta a heavy snow made for treacherous driving. out west, parts of northern california got feet of fresh powder on the slopes. >> only in tahoe you go from the lake to a full-on winter. >> reporter: in the middle of the country, blizzard conditions and big waves. high tide and flooding near lake superior shut down part of a road in duluth, minnesota. the city also set a snowfall record. buried under 21 inches and record snowfall in wisconsin, too. plus, bad weather in michigan where heavy, wet snow cut off power to tens of thousands. meantime, as the storm pushes east, it is slow going for millions making the drive home after the holiday. a plane landing in buffalo slid off the runway. >> the weather and the icing is an issue for the air fiel

stephanie ramos, abc news, albany, new york. >> our thanks to stephanie.to find out how icy those roads are going to be and where. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has the details. good morning, adam. >> marci and trevor, good morning. we're tracking this powerful winter storm continuing to take its time, working along the new england coast, bringing more heavy snowfall and strong winds from boston north into bangor, maine. we're talking a swath of 6 to 12 inches of snow from maine down to boston just north of the city a little more than that, 12 to 18 inches expected by the time all is said and done. out west a little bit quieter at least for our daylight hours today. maybe a spotty lingering shower across central california. bigger rains coming as we head into late tonight ask into our wednesday across southern california. some mountain snows into the southern sierra. we're taking 1 to 2 feet of snow by the time we head into our wednesday night. marci, trevor. >> adam, thank you. >>> turning now to the impeachment investigation, the house intelligence com

if you are in upstate new york between albany and syracuse, new york, you can visit this site and visit another one of his homes that predated this both of , both of which are preserved as historic sites in new york. a really interesting story about how europeans and native americans came together on the frontier, not to fight, but actually just to talk about their differences and try to come to some kind of accommodation when they did have conflict. s. i want to switch from upstate new york to pennsylvania right now. if you were to travel east of gettysburg for maybe one hour and a half or so on route 30 to the town of lancaster, pennsylvania, i'm sure some of you are familiar with lancaster. in 1744, lancaster was just this tiny little frontier community that was really on the edge of settlement in pennsylvania. but in june of 1744, a group of 250 iroquois arrived in lancaster and were carrying arms, bows, and arrows arrows, and tomahawks. this would cause panic among the folks that would live in this tiny frontier town. this was the quaker colony of pennsylvania. there was not even a

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that storm is pulling away man they got dumped in albany.od morning, i'm kari hall. we're taking a break from the heavier rain and it is still very close by. we could see times of sunshine across the bay area as we reach into the upper 50s and lower 60s today. tomorrow the rain is back starting early in the morning, most of it tapering off by tomorrow evening. on thursday we're seeing sunshine ahead of another larger storm set to arrive early on friday. >>> and that's your latest weather. hoda. >>> al, thank you, if you have been eagerly awaiting the return of "the marvelous mrs. maisel," you are in luck, season three finally here in the emmy winning series heading into the 1960s. rachel brosnahan stars as mrs. maisel tony shalhoub plays her complicated father midge is taking her act on the road while her family is left to deal with issues on their own. take a look. >> have you worn all of these dresses? i don't think you have been on earth long enough at a rate of two per day. >> what is happening >> what do you mean what is happening? have

this as residents in albany prepare for as much as 1 foot of snow. >> we have 57 different pieces of equipment capable of moving snow that we'll be using throughout the course of the storm. >> reporter: the upper midwest already hit with heavy snow. whiteout conditions making it difficult for drivers in north dakota. in minnesota, more than 1 1/2 feet of snow buried parts of the state, leaving snow piles struggling to keep up as drivers abandoned their vehicles on the highway. cars buried underneath these huge drifts in duluth. the cleanup under way in deadwood, south dakota. after the storm dropped nearly a foot of snow there and the extreme blizzard conditions in the state turned deadly. a plane carrying 12 people crashed shortly after takeoff, killing nine people, including two prominent idaho businessmen, two children, and the pilot. now as the storm moves toward the east coast, cities from new york to boston could see a wintry mix of rain and sleet complicating monday's commute. >> drivers should use extreme caution if they need to be on the road, and they should avoid traveling

, new york, this morning, hey, kathy good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you here in albany, we already have about a foot of snow on the ground, and the snow is coming down so hard at times, it was falling at least an inch an hour crews have been working all throughout the night making sure the roadways are clear you can see they have left these large snow mounds behind me, and with temperatures hovering right around the freezing mark, conditions are still slick and dangerous. this morning millions waking up to nasty winter weather. the first major snowstorm of the season slamming the northeast delaying and stranding millions of people during the busiest travel holiday of the year >> we're from north carolina, and the snow is like twice, so we're trying to get home. >> sunday, a delta air lines jet slid off the runway in buffalo. >> the weather and the icing is an issue for the airfield. >> reporter: heavy snowfall, freezing rain and high winds keeping thousands of planes out of the air and creating slick surfaces and reducing visibility on the roads >> you don't want to be driv

in albany, new york, kathy park, now back to you. >> right now i'm glad we're in california. >> remind you to get your priorities straight. >> i've heard everybody say it is so cold. >> it is for us. we finally got to put on a coat. >> but when you see what is happening elsewhere, that kind of puts it in perspective. >> it does. >> exactly. >> and we do have some cold temperatures here in our standards. but it is warming up. as a cold front approaches we're feeling the warm moist air and tracking the rain still falling on storm ranger and that is the scan -- or our mobile doppler radar parked on san bruno mountain lookingin through marin county across the richmond-san rafael bridge and just covering much of contra costa and solano counties right now. so it is very soggy. where we see the yellow and the red indicates where we are seeing the heaviest rain and so if you are getting ready to head out, give it a few more minutes if you can. it is rolling off toward the east and all a part of the big storm system, this atmospheric river that is very low and it is narrow ribbon of rain that i

albany is in the bullseye of the storm, expecting more than a foot of snow. abc's stephanie ramos is there. >> reporter: millions of people are expected to hit the roads today here in albany, new york. conditions continue to worse as the roads ice over. governor cuomo placing the national guard on standby as the storm moves through the northeast. >> reporter: heavy snow also blasting the upper midwest. in north dakota, vehicles skidding off the highways. white-out conditions making it difficult for drivers to see. snow plows struggling to keep roads clear. extreme blizzard conditions in south dakota. a plane carrying 12 people on a thanksgiving hunting trip crashing shortly after takeoff, killing nine people including two prominent idaho businessmen, two children and the pilot. this massive storm first hitting the west, a desperate search underway in arizona for a little girl. she and her family swept away in a vehicle friday by raging floodwaters. two other children died. more than 20 inches of snow burying parts of minnesota. stranded cars littering the str

this is what the streets look like and the sidewalks here in albany.t have been busy. how busy? well, this busy. it's just basically a mountain of snow right near the capitol building. and this is spectacular to see. it's a bul

. >> reporter: people in albany, new york, are bracing for up to a foot of snow. abc's stephanie ramos is there. >> the state university of new york here in albany is just one of several colleges cancelling classes on monday, taking some of the pressure off of students struggling to get back to campus after the thanksgiving break. >> reporter: in niagara falls this car pinned beneath a truck. icy conditions likely to blame for the crash. this plane skidded off a taxiway as it arrived in buffalo. and overnight snow pummeling the airport outside hartford, connecticut, one of several airports across the country reporting delays and cancelations. >> the drive to get here was absolutely crazy. i've never seen the airport quite this bad. it was backed up all the way on 294. if you come to the airport, leave early. >> reporter: in south dakota, blizzard conditions turned deadly when a plane carrying 12 people crashed shortly after takeoff. nine people were killed including two prominent business executives from idaho, two children and the pilot. in minnesota snowdrifts b

a fatal accident. 80 west right before that gilman street exit your backup already spilling into albany. so if you don't want to use shore freeway right now. you can hop off and take san pablo avenue that runs parallel to the shore freeway that will get you down to berkeley emeryville and also oakland and once agn all but the right lane is blocked here because of this fatal accident in berkley 80 west before gilman street. here's a look at ur back up you can see the rest of the shore freeway lookgreat sir for coming from the upper east shore or t of crockett hercules kn that portion looks good until the 18 minutes to make it down to the maze beause so many folks are off. we don't have that much affic on the roads ut that fatality is still there also following news out of oakland when the's an injury accident on northbound 13 at the park boulevard off-ramp this involves a police ficer with injuries who's already been trsported off to the hospital that ramp is still blocked there are no major delays on 13 when you get off and you're near park in motain you will see area called off as they

the albany airport's already had a lot of cancellations from yesterday.ill be more likely today as the snow moves back in, but it won't be as heavy as it was last night. philadelphia may be a brief period of snow. i think the airports around d.c. will be fine, buffalo should be okay, pittsburgh shouldn't be too bad. anyone driving today, the worst of the recoroads, the new york e through, the hudson valley on 87 and i-95, mostly wet roads, and then as we go through the later portion of today, it could get a little slippery, especially interior sections of the northeast. middle of the country you're fine. we got nailed over the weekend. areas like duluth had 28 inches of snow. there's still some cleanup in areas of the great lakes and the northern plains. the west coast we had a big storm with windy, rainy conditions in san francisco. today that moves to the intermountain west. i'm happy to report as we go throughout the next two to three days, i mean, besides the storm out here in the west, it's kind of a quiet weather pattern. it looks like it's going to

and albany, new york city, 19 inches of snow. 1800s. hartford connecticut, the airport reporting 14 inches of snow. and boston is at three inches. still a little bit more during the morning today. and new york city and central park, only about an inch. not a huge or deal in the city. so as far as what we have left, 34 million people in winter headlines. in the winter storm warnings, or advisories, the spine of the appalachians is still snowing and the heaviest snow is over areas of eastern connecticut, rhode island, and eastern mass, and now the heavy snow is starting to push up into areas of maine, that's where we will have the worst road conditions out there today, as we go throughout even the afternoon, of i-95, from portland to augusta to bangor maine. and albany new york, it looks like you're done. hartford, almost done. just some snow showers. the heaviest snows from providence through areas of the east portions of heading out to the cape here, from boston. and so a little bit of rain mixed out of there, nantucket and ports

so you are backed up through berkeley through albany, el serino d now it's spilling all the way intotspot throwing off your morning drive to work here a 34 minutes and growing because of this new trouble spot. when you make it to the bay bridge. be like a mad dash into san francisco. so it's coming it's on the way 10 minutes for now we'll check more bridges coming up john yeah the visibility it is rough out there this morning we're seeing poor visibility on our bridges up into the hills and out along the coastline. this isthe golden gate bridge or at least the very top of it and that dense fog that you're seeing stled in across the bay area visibility in mountain view, san jose napa nevado santa for certain san francisco. >>and santa rosa all falling below a mile right now so do take it slow are out there. we have dense fog advisories issued bboth the national weather service and chp so as not to be talking about as far as the poor visibility goes up north we've seen some light showers north of santa rosa things are really actually cleared out on one oh one between santa rosa in clov

albany has more standing under the constitution they new york city, but we do not want to turn into albany or something like that. so there are questions about how we succeed at scale in these places. so silicon valley's version of this question. i want to focus on the united states version and the question for the united states is, is the best strategy for the u.s. to go big, to go with this sort of global scale? this has probably been a threat d throughout the u.s. history of at least of the last 100 years, everything from woodrow wilson, the new dealers setting up the global institutions from which they would run the planet from washington, d.c., and there was a sense the u.s. was at scale and should go or always operate on a bigger scale and should be leading a world revolution. not always a libertarian one. i was reminded of the joke, why is the u.s. the only country in the world where revolution is impossible? because it is the only country that does not have an american embassy. [laughter] but this was in some sense a good strategy for the u.s., to go even bigger. i think that there

killed and 3 other seriously injured when their trucks rolled during a player wins at a place near albany on the new celt wells with tauriel order so that brings the total death toll so far during this bushfire crisis to 10 of course this will only add to the concern and the grief still $1000000.00 australians as far as continue to rage along much of the country's eastern seaboard the main focus of attention has to do it is being only east gives land area which is to the east of victoria will towards new south wales border about 750 kilometers south of sydney now fires multiple fires have been raging there all day and they're readily spreading across the region prompting the evacuation of thousands of people all the 1000000 of them home of the war on holy the moment have decided to stay here and take their chance with the weather temperatures meanwhile have soared to 40 degrees plus and the fires of already closed many main roads so long for your situation there as it is in much of the rest of the country project does australia have the manpower and resources to deal with these new fires

baer well clashes there will be a process throughout the day around the damas of the grand mosque in albany but the leader on in the evening there were clashes that became violent people were detained dozens would you do and including mine a process of alleged that the police indiscriminately started about on chas' and using water got in for example that showed without provocation but that's when he's out of that thing that sort of the process of became violent for us and has set for activism fire of lawyers as being people in the village blocking any kind of access to the media as well for that of a different perspective coming in. but this is a definite the thing that the producers are using except of course. all right we seem to be having some problems with our line but i will ask you one more question tell us what the government's response to the situation is. well the government so far is calling for a process to fix from this thing that can so on that indian muslims will be affected are completely on sound and then this will not be the case but they're also finding vary from one speak

he brought his wife with him in albany and he was having a difficult day in wisconsin. his wife, whose legal name was jean but he called her jenny. that's what i do thank you. store in sacramento happened to be around the corner from a very bullish carpet, his name was charles. many of you would recognize that name. next door, the hardware store owned by a fellow named mark hopkins and his partner. these two guys -- they are sharp. it's applicable to him, it was known in that day as a sharp trader. he kidnapped the california, he landed here and got himself a real one. it can get awful choppy other body he didn't care. he rose up and meets them and gets things like potatoes and vice them for super cheap. so he goes and fast as he can then sells them as fast as he can. his partner, bookish in the sense that he was an accountant and then a partner around the corner, look over and they say this young fellow at stanford, looks like a politician. he is the name of somebody that people will follow. he's got a book good build, he's about 511, he doesn't say a lot. he doesn't g

when we are away and he says sure, he comes on down, he has brought his wife with him that he met in albany and mary when he was having difficult days in wisconsin so his wife is legal name is jean but he always different ways jenny so i did the same in the book. they are there. the stanford brothers store in sacramento happened to be around the corner from a very bullish, his word, man who sold carpets, named charles crocker. many of you will recognize that name. next door even more fortuitously is the hardware store owned by a fellow named mark hopkins and his partner huntington. these guys are not buffoons. these three guys are sharp and i will start with the word sharp. and it was a sharp trader. not to dig for gold. that wasn't the deal. if any of you have been on the bay, it is generational here. and he didn't care. and he needs boats, and and that was 3 times - he was bookish in the sense. and the part around the corner, crocker. and he looks like a politician. the name of somebody people that follow his. and and i hope everybody recognizes the name from the store. this guy has poten

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come to albany are three times more likely to graduate but if you go to old westbury.ake a big difference. new can instead of making state money basing state money on the number of bodies who show up you base state money of the number of folks who graduate who can create incentive in order to make sure university is like everybody else is great at gaining a system. you provide bonuses for institutions and the basis of the number of new jen students they are educating so you understand you are going to need to work harder. they need to work harder. >> but those kinds of incentives were tied to high school. a great deal of system gaming, fake data, putting up students etc.. you're familiar with all of this? >> yes. what that says it is cuba who got to start designing a system that at least is aware of what the problems are. there are fewer institutions. even at a big state system like the university like cal state which has 450,000 students, you got 10 campuses. >> but this implies i think to your first comment they would have to be some political mobilization. >> actual

albany is 59. can we find more 60s? santa clara and cupertino. if it feels warm to you, it is almost tropical. a lot of cloud cover and north of the golden gate will be mostly cloudy. to the south, i think we will get some sun breaks. 66 in san jose. rain returns friday. they will be back in town.>> less than seven months after playing the western conference finals, the san jose sharks fire their coach. >> new details to let people stay on cruise ships. how much will you save at the jcpenney sweet sale? come in for your chance at an extra 30 percent, an extra 40 percent or even an extra 50 percent off talk about a sweet deal! hurry in store now through saturday to unwrap the savings. jcpenney! >> some tiny homes are being moved from a construction site to a permanent location. a crane and some trucks are scheduled to move those homes to castro valley and we might see them around 6 am. the homes will be installed on property that's owned by the first press for terry and church in castro valley. and nonprofit is trying to help it-year-old adults th

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livermore, redwood city, sfo, oakland, even napa airport, albany, 58. the city, 58 degrees. 55 and sent an trauma. 57 in american canyon. 55 in cloverdale. they are all 50s. no 30s or 40s and this pattern. you can see the moisture continue. there is a slight ridge of high pressure coding and lifting the lines slightly northward. along with the south those breeze, even though it is not that strong, the southerly breezes bringing in warm conditions this morning. southeast of san jose, if you can get a sun break for an hour or two, that is going to send that temperature right up to about 66, 67. not to the north. i think there is too much moisture and rain. rain is in the forecast for friday and saturday, then we will get a break. there will be some 60s. with this kind of pattern, it would not take much. rain returns friday and saturday. cooler and then the wind will pick up as well on saturday. >>> six 11:00 am is the time. it could be a crowded commute on muni this morning. the problem discovered with new plane cars, and what muni is doing to address it.

drive times here, albany to the maze, five minutes. fremont to san jose, 14 minutes. highway 1 to01 to cupertino, 10-minute ride there. and northbound 680 past andrade, two-car crash there. foggy conditions impacting the morning commute. >>> this morning in washington democrats are expected to present evidence for their impeachment case against president trump. >> the white house is still not participating in the process. serena marshall is live in d.c. with a preview of the hearing. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. democrats today are also expected to introduce charges against the president that will likely include obstruction and abuse of power. this week they will likely hold a full committee vote on impeachment. >> reporter: the second official impeachment hearing under way. this time it's the lawyers testifying before congress. >> we're in the process now of focusing that into something that, you know, holds him accountable. >> reporter: democrats working through the weekend as lawyers from both parties from both the judiciary and intelligence commit

many of the cities, the new york state throughway is fine, albany all the way to syracuse, to utica,pike though, from westfield here, this is where we could have some issues if you're driving on some of the major roads. i 95 is fine through southern portions of new england. and the other story, the warmth, yesterday, seven tornadoes in mississippi and minor damage and no injuries and today, some of the showers and storms will roll through florida, 80 degrees and washington, d.c., up to 66 degrees, and then that cold front will go through, some showers, maybe a stray thunderstorm, and then we will cool you off, and just kind of a chilly rain all day from boston to new york, and chicago, we will get some snow showers after this, and then for tomorrow, for new years day, the worst of the weather will be in areas of the pacific north west, a pretty big storm comes in and we will watch the storm exiting new england and it looks like a pretty decent new years day for much of the country and new years eve. >> it always amazes me a 24 degree difference between dc and new york in one day and

pretty incredible stuff. 23 inches in albany, new york.nd. you'll see the ground in mid-april. cold air comes down, not a huge blast of cold air but enough to trigger lake-effect snow. we haven't had lake-effect snow events so far this season. if anyone is driving from erie, cleveland to erie, buffalo, snow towns south of buffalo, you'll pick up 4 to 6 inches today and tomorrow. same drive for syracuse and watertown. this is called the tokyo plateau, one of the snow west spots in our country. travel forecast for today not that bad. a cool morning with a beautiful afternoon. 66 in dallas, san antonio, 71. no problems in florida and georgia. there may be a few flurries in the area but this afternoon we get into the area, cloudy and gray from philly and d.c. and washington. and southern consider is going to get rain from los angeles to san diego. some of those areas that had fires we could get minor debris blow, i don't think it's a huge ordeal. compared to what we just dealt with this is a nice quiet pattern. >> how do you even dig out of th

albany is a 40 degrees. tiburon is a 41. san leandro, 38.a 48, but can find some mid-40s as well. a few high clouds. most of us will start to see it work its way in tomorrow. that is your rain late wednesday into thursday. >>> good morning to you.

. >> i'm kathy park in albany, new york, where the snow intensified again this afternoon. and with more snow expected tonight, the digging out has been nonstop. >> reporter: among the highest snowfall totals in the midwest, 23 inches in minnesota, 12 in michigan and 6 in wisconsin. the storm overturning semis from north dakota to connecticut. and in pennsylvania, one driver was killed when his suv spun out of control authorities urging drivers to be careful with more snow on the way. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, morristown, new jersey >>> this is tom costello in a snow-covered cornfield in south dakota, the tragic end to a thanksgiving weekend hunting trip of 12 family members aboard, only 3 survived the ntsb now inspecting the remains of the single-engine pc-12 near the small town of chamberlain. sources say the plane had been sitting for more t takeoff around 12:35 saturday on an icy runway the plane went down just a mile from the airport in tblthen turned to ice, which then turned to snow mixed with incredibly high wind conditions >> reporter: on board, a prominent idaho f

. >> reporter: the bishop of albany has taken over on an interim basis. >> i'm here to listen to you,with you and help you heal. >> reporter: he said the plan was in motion even before that vatican meeting. >> thanksgiving week i was made aware that it would happen, that bishop malone would retire and that an announcement would be made. >> reporter: separately, the fbi is conducting its own ongoing criminal investigation. which is why we posed this question to whistle-blower shavon o'connor. >> reporter: do you think bishop malone should go to jail? >> that's a hard question for me. because he wasn't aloin. >> reporter: would you be testifying against him? >> yes, i would. so in that regard, my testimony might result in him going to jail. again, it's hard, because i do know him personally, sadly. i think he does need to go to jail, but i would visit him. >> reporter: we played that exchange for bishop malone. >> sadly, i think he does need to go to jail. >> well. >> but i would visit him. >> that is a shocker to me. and disappointing and very distressing. that's all i can say. >> repo

literally, a mountain of snow here on the corner of the capital in albany. for as treacherous as driving conditions are and as difficult as it is for some people, it is absolutely gorgeous, as well. the state capitol here this morning just shrouded in snow. but there have been problems. delta flight skidded off a taxiway up in buffalo over the weekend. there were nine people killed in south dakota when their small plane tried to take off. there were two kids killed and one still missing in arizona as floodwaters rushed through there. so both coasts. the west coast and the east coast going through different storm systems right now. just being hammered. all this as people are getting back to work from the long holiday weekend. it's going to be a long day in new york state. the governor has asked the national guard to be at the ready in case they need to be called in because it is not over yet. jim. >> we know you'll be there, miguel. thanks very much. republicans preparing to defend president trump in the impeachment inquiry by trying to delegitimize the whole

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still people trying to get home from cleveland to albany where we will see 6 to 8 inches and behind that is colder air and i'll show you snow totals coming up. >> thank you. >> the house judiciary committee holds its first hearings on wednesday witnesses will testify. jerry nadler had invited the white house to participate and last night he goatico. in a chairman, white house counsel wrote, in part, quote. note that the white house only mentioned wednesday's hearing. leaving the door open for future participation. nbc kelly o'donnell has a preview of what to expect. >> reporter: leaving florida sunshine behind, president trump heading back into the storm of impeachment. a critical week. lawmakers review the draft report of allegations against the president. tuesday, the house intelligence committee votes to send the findings to the house judiciary committee, which takes over wednesday with a hearing on the constitutional grounds for impeachment. the president's allies complain about the process. >> rounds one and two by speaker pelosi and cirmathis next phase, the president could mount a

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drive times now, albany to the maze, four minutes. fremont to san jose, 13 minutes. and highway 101 to cupertino, ten-minute ride. >> thanks. >>> amazon is releasing the deadlines for free delivery by christmas. >> and samsung is expanding into apple's backyard. >> in today's tech bites, the holiday delivery deadlines. >> amazon says prime members must order by sunday, december 22nd to get their package by christmas and free one-day shipping. >>> whatsapp has a warning for users with vintage devices. >> the messaging platform is telling users they will lose access if they have an iphone 4 or older or an android device before 2011. >>> samsung is opening what it calls an experience retail store today in the stanford shopping center in palo alto, california just a miles away from apple's headquarters. >> it features every kind of samsung device with options not available at other retail outlets. >> samsung and apple going head to head. >>> building a better bay area sometimes means getting city hall to listen. neighbors in san jose learned that powerful lesson. >>> not

albany to the maze, 4-minute ride. fremont to san jose, 14 minutes. warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> little milder this morning. temperatures around 50 to 52 degrees throughout the inland east bay neighborhoods. blackhawk, 48. mount diablo, 46. 48 in san carlos. 46 in los gatos. everybody else in the 50s and grab the umbrella. dense fog in the san joaquin valley. that will hang around until 10:00. you can see it does eventually melt away, 57 in fresno. 59 in sacramento. a rain-chilled 55 in chico, 58 in eureka. more sunshine, mid 60s to near 70 in southern california. here's the seven-day forecast for ka hoe. tahoe. a little bit of a mix today. rain light. rain thursday, snow friday, saturday and sunday. >> the university of california system is facing a lawsuit over s.a.t. an

choose alliances was one of the fundamental i mean look what happened with this idea in the case of albany and north donny rich even changed i mean the like you know a hypo course is another pillar of political action in the west. in. the sad story by by. or you should to me the criteria that will continue indefinitely the same with ukraine at the same time no one ever . for almost a ukraine membership especially in the e.u. the only statement i can remember that was made by mr younker the former head of european commission a couple of years ago when he said that for next. to 5 years ukraine cannot expect to join the european union for at least 25 years so in this regard what ukrainians created for themselves is imagination and there's the problem i want to ask you about made today alliance is celebrating 70th anniversary this week and i think it's fair to say that just like in case with the e.u. it is going through a period of understanding what it is what it stands for what its future is there are lots of internal disagreements there we just witnessed very interesting interaction between

checking in here on the drive times before we go, albany to the maze, four minutes. fremont to san jose, 14 minutes. highway 101 to warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> if you're heading out or heading in san francisco in the mid-40s to low 50s right now. 46 to 51 is our spread there. we have 48 in healdsburg, richmond, petaluma, the rest of us mid to upper 40s. dense fog in the central valley. 5.5 million people. it will hang around until 11:00 to showers in eureka and moving into the north bay this evening. we'll have clouds in socal and about 70 in l.a. a look at my tahoe forecast. we'll have a wintry mix, moderate amounts thursday and friday. sunday and monday cold but dry. >> thanks, mike. >>> developing news in the death of an up-and-coming rapper. an autopsy could not determine how juice wrld died. the 21-year-old had a s

up around albany, getting up to rutland, vermont, as well. that's going to do it right now. we have more coming up later. anthony, back to you. >> a lot of pink. thank you. >>> federal investigators will try to reach the scene today of a deadly south dakota plane crash that killed nine people. kirk and jim hanson, founders of the wellness company kyani, were among those killed. three people survived. tom hanson is in sioux falls where survivors were taken for treatment. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. winter weather was possibly a factor. family friends say the victims are from idaho. they were returning home from a hunting trip here in south dakota. that's when the small plane went down just after takeoff. let's talk about that small plane. the plane was a single-engine turbo-prop passenger aircraft. it's believed to have been carrying 12 people when it crashed saturday afternoon around a mile from the chamberlain airport. the area was under a winter storm warning at the time. prominent businessmen kirk and jim hansen are two of the victims. stockton hansen is a

even though the wind advisory is ended but 40s a few 50s many, pleasanton and brentwood in their, albany at 55 and san ramon 52, that low march as often as it does will take moisture with it but look at this if you're traveling around 101 down towards monterey and just north of fresno, that is where the heavy rain is big will get a break after wednesday to thursday but watch what happens friday another system comes, 50s on attempts, upper 50s for some and 60s for others. wednesday and thursday looks like a break but more rain on friday and saturday. >>> as we get rain here in the bay area there is snow in the crs. still had the snow covering the roads between here in the mountains causing traffic delays for holiday travelers trying to come back home to the bay area. plus observing world aids day with warrior's pres. rick welts talk about the death of his partner due to aids but first the rise of christmas trees and how the financial crisis of 2008 is affecting christmas tree sales right now. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who d

pleasant, martinez, and albany. but i do not think i have seen that. that is called isothermal. a little bit of a break, a slight couple hours with fog. there is a southeasterly component, not that strong but in the hills, 10-60 miles per hour in the greene county hills. a southeast breeze, 32 truckee on the outside. again, the snow level is higher. 50 ukiah and also sacramento, you can see how the system right there is done, little bit hanging on, a lot of that is just rain, we will get a break in between systems without the cloud cover has to go somewhere, mostly cloudy, mild, especially to the south with mid 60s possible, rain moves back in, not heavy, very similar to what we had last night, again it looks like friday into saturday breezy around sunday. >>> just a reminder, make sure you download our weather app, it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the 7 day forecast. really easy way to upload your weather photos and videos. the weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. the time is 4:51, a shifting trend in drug use on the san francisco street,