albuquerque public schools. this is the largest public school district in new mexico. it's actually the 31st largest in the entire nation. it serves almost 80,000 students across 143 schools, and one offa offal but -- and one of albuquerque's largest staff. they were forced to halt all nonstaff-related funding for grants from the department of education, centers for disease control and protection of -- and prevention. aps paused funding on the centers for disease control grant and transportation funding for upcoming college field trips. their community school grant provides essential support including counseling, tutoring, food assistance and housings programs for almost 2,000 stu students across the schools in albuquerque. we learned that these community schools are vital to better outcomes in our public schools. the magnet school grant serves over 2,000 students across four more schools, funding programs that keep students engaged and prepare them for the 21st century workforce. the cdc prevention grant support students in all of our 141 aps schools, providing critic

a guy named albuquerque csapr head punched officer if a known in the chest and other officers with -- fanone in the chest. he was the one who yelled i got one when he put officer fanone in a chokehold. when some rioters tried to protect fanone, this guy attacked him and hit him in the head. he was sentenced to seven years and six months. he was not in the wrong place at the right time -- at the wrong place at the wrong time. he had 45 previous arrests. that is the type of individual that donald trump has now put back into the community in which he came from. that is wrong. that is not what j.d. vance committed to in an interview last week what would happen. that is not what speaker johnson said would happen. these violent offenders are romeing the streets because -- roaming the streets because donald trump took these actions. mr. lieu: i look forward to the robust debate in the house judiciary committee on the pardon power. i want to know what republicans trying to do right now is equate two things are not the same at all. doing a preventive pardon of members of congress who served on

ruth and jonathan chavez from albuquerque, new mexico.ank you so much. >> thank you guys so much. >> okay. right now the fbi is conducting a number of search warrants in multiple states that are related to the attack. that includes a home in houston, texas that is believed to be connected to the suspect. cnn's evan perez reports. they're also trying to track down if they're trying to track down any possible accomplices. >> the fbi is working to determine whether anyone else was involved in the attack that killed at least 15 people early on new year's day on bourbon street in new orleans. an army veteran from texas maneuvered a rented pickup truck around a police car that was intended to block access to the street. the attack injured dozens of people, and the fbi is treating it as a terrorism investigation. investigators found an i.s.i.s. flag, as well as writings with the suspect. shamsud-din jabbar. this evidence, along with recordings he is believed to have made recently indicated allegiance to i.s.i.s.. according to investigators. auth

albuquerque to corpus christi. houston, jacksonville and tampa. temperatures are so frigid across the country. just 3 degrees in bismarck. factor in the winds, it feels like 14 degrees below zero. it's not just the northern tier of the country. as we go throughout the day we keep the cold blast in place for miles city, houston, new orleans, to tampa. 15 degrees below normal. most temperatures will be 5, 10, 15, even 25 degrees below what is typical for this time of year. tomorrowe'll keep the cold blt in place. 23 degrees below what is typical this time of year, and 27 in boston. we'll talk more about the cold weather and the ld air going over the warm lake waters. we'll see more lake-effect snow. >> thanks, michelle. >>> now to breaking news. president-elect trump is trying to block the release of a report from special counsel jack smith. lawyers for mr. trump say they received a draft copy of the special counsel's final report. it addresses the investigations into election interference and the classified documents found at mar-a-lago. both cases

we're looking at sunshine from albuquerque to lubbock. 54 in dallas, 51 in little rock. all right, that's your monday focast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> now to an update to a story we told you about last week. a freighter stuck in ice on lake erie is now free. a coast guard ship was able to break up the ice that had trapped the freighter. the ship was not damaged, and the 17 crew members aboard are all safe. the ship is now on its way back home. >>> still to come, the chiefs and eagles soar to super bowl 59 with heights from championship weekend. >>> and we're back with new tech giving police an edge in high-speed pursuits. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with th

statements to monument, colorado, the truck was charged in trinidad, colorado, las vegas, new mexico, albuquerquend gallup, new mexico, january 1, the truck was charged in holbrook, flagstaff and kingman, arizona. we last tracked the truck in kingman at 0533 yesterday morning. the truck was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29 a.m. yesterday. carlos will pull up a picture of the truck pulling onto fashion show drive here. that picture was taken at 7:34 a.m. we know he pulled into the trump valet, i believe we have a video that. can see the cybertruck highlighted their. -- there. through extensive surveillance video we were able to track him leaving there and we know he went to several places along las vegas boulevard and spent time in the parking much of a business named flamingo on las vegas boulevard. we don't have a truck pulling back onto the boulevard. you see that there, that is north on the boulevard from sands at 8:39 a.m. where he immediately pulls into the valet area and of course the explosion occurs within 17 seconds of his arrival at the valet. there are some additional investigative u

and, if you get rid of people with face tattoos, who the [bleep] is going to live in albuquerque?y: i thought you were going to tell us about the new u.s. immigration policy. >> what are you talking about? america doesn't have an immigration policy. america has immigration reactions. >> ronny: what do you mean? >> we don't know what we want from immigrants. we want to keep them away from our kids, but we also want them to raise our kids. they can't have our healthcare but we depend on their affordable lawn care. we hate drug trafficking but we love the drugs. [laughter and applause] so until we have actual policy, immigrants are going to have to lay low for 1,458 days. but who's counting? >> ronny: that's a long time. do you think immigrants have a plan besides keeping their heads down? >> i will say this, if latino immigrants are smart, they'll shift their attention to non-latino immigrants. excuse me a moment. hi, dei snitch line? i'd like to report an asian from australia hosting "the daily show." [laughter and applause] yes. he's very easy to recognize. super shifty, just had

a guy named albuquerque customer had punched officer fanone in the chest and other officers with riot shields. he was the one who yelled, "i got one!" when he put officer fanone in a chokehold. when some rioters tried to protect the officer, this guy attacked him again and hit him in the head. he was sentenced to 7 years and 6 months. he was not in the wrong place at the wrong time. he had 45 previous arrests. that is the type of individual that donald trump has now put back into the community in which he came from. that is wrong. that is not what jd vance committed to in an interview last week. what would happen? that is not what speaker johnson said would happen. these violent offenders are roaming the streets because donald trump took these actions. question? >> i look forward to a robust debate in the house judiciary committee on their pardon power. i just want to know what republicans are trying to do right now is to equate two things are just not the same at all. so doing a preventative pardon of members of congress who serve on the january 6th committee. it is not the same as p

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listing in albuquerque, new mexico. let me take a look. let me take a look. yes, i know it. it is where chemistry teacher turned meth mastermind walter white came home to his wife and son each night after some very wild times with, of course, jesse pinkman. thehe seller says that she grew up in the home in the 70s, and the whole family enjoyed meeting the cast of breaking bad, the hit show, and then sometimes watching the crew film. but after the show became a wild success, the family has had to endure an endless parade of fans driving by. because this is the famous scene right here. the pizza on the roof. yeah, they were having to deal with people throwing pizza on the roof and all that good stuff. so it is listed right now for just under $4 million, far above market value. so it's going to be a fan to buy that house. i hope they understand that none of that's really going on. oh yeah. it was just a show, folks. anyway, i mean, you hope it's not going on. it's que scary. i guess you have to buy it. you have to buy it and figure it out. let's check in with the forecast one m

on the 31st of december, the truck was charged in trinidad, colorado, las vegas, new mexico, and albuquerque and gallup, new mexico. on january 1st, the truck was charged in holbrook, flagstaff, and kingman, arizona. we last tracked the truck in kingman at zero 533 yesterday morning. the truck was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29 a.m. yesterday, and carlos will pull up a picture of the truck pulling onto fashion show drive here. and that picture was observed at about 7:34 a.m. we know that he pulled into the trump valet, and i believe we have a video of that. you can see the cybertruck highlighted there. so through extensive surveillance video, we were able to track him leaving there. and we know that he went to several different places along las vegas boulevard, and he spent some time in a parking lot of a business near flamingo and las vegas boulevard. but we didn't have a video of the truck pulling back onto las vegas boulevard from the sands. you see that? there goes that's north on the boulevard from sands at 839, where he then immediately heads to the trump hotel, pulls into the vale

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last day of the so-called santa rally period, it and seems to me that santa took a wrong turn at albuquerqueat say you? >> 100%, right in where'd he go? everyone's wondering. i actually think today's going to end like yesterday. we started strong, i think it's going to end up being a dead cat bounce where we end up weaker going into the weekend. i've been saying it for a while, i suspect january's going to be an anxious, tough month as markets reassess, they kind of figure out where where we're going and what's happening. i'd like to see us fill the gap created on november 6th which means we've got to trade down to about 5780 in order to fill that gap where i suspect that is going to happen. whether it happens today or not, we're not sure, but i think it needs the happen. ashley: you know, there is a lot of enthusiasm for the new year, some bullishness, you know? we have tax cuts, less business regulation for policies, but what are some of the risks out there, kenny? >> so there are lots of risks, right? there are geopolitical risks which you know are short term in nature, but they are out t

las vegas, new mexico, and albuquerque and gallup, new mexico. on january 1st, the truck was charged in holbrook, flagstaff, and kingman, arizona. we last tracked the truck in kingman at 0533 yesterday morning. the truck was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29 a.m. yesterday. and carlos will pull up a picture of the truck pulling onto the drive here. and that picture was observed at about 7:34 a.m. we know that he pulled into the trump valet. i believe we have a video of that. you can see the cybertruck highlighted there. so through extensive surveillance video we were able to track him leaving there and we know that he went to several different places along las vegas boulevard and he spent some time in a parking lot of a business near flamingo and las vegas boulevard. we have a video of the truck pulling back onto las vegas boulevard from the sands. you see that there. goes, that is north on the boulevard from sands at 8:39, where he then immediately heads to the trump hotel, pulls into the valley area, and as of course you all know, the explosio

albuquerque, el paso, houston, new orleans, jacksonville, tampa, and this is why.ratures. look at bismarck right now 1 degree. it feels like 17 below 0 once you factorer in the winds. and the winds will be an issue in many spots. feels like 15, 24 in new orleans. tallahassee 25, and 22 in new york city and feels like just 8 degrees right now. temperatures not going very far as we go throughout this tuesday. we're looking at temperatures in the teens in some spots, 20s and 57 today in tampa. that's 15 degrees below normal and below freezing in new york city at 31 degrees. so we are looking at most of the country below normal, even 25 degrees below what is average this time of year. that cold blast will stay in place on wednesday as well. buffalo 19 degrees, 36 in houston, and midland, texas, just 33 tomorrow. that's 23 degrees below average. unfortunately, keeping that cold blast in place. look at new york city right at the freezing mark. 39 on friday, 35 on friday. same story in nashville, staying in the 30s, friday, saturday, and sunday. that cold air will setup?

so 34 in albuquerque not too far from our overnight lows, but not as cold as what others are experiencing. so expect another chilly night were in the 30's again and low 40's. a frost advisory has been posted starting at 11:00pm tonight until 09:00am tomorrow. so does that grab that coat that winter coat? because we're going to in this for the next couple of days. we could see some nice daytime highs in the 60's, but chilly mornings. we see a pattern change towards the end of the week. i'll have our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. we'll have details with that. back to you. >> thank you, gayle. and also still ahead on the news at 4, president trump is promising to broker a deal with china to save tiktok out. democrats are responding to that. plus is the bay area wildfire ready? how san jose is taking some cues from la to plan for an cues from la to plan for an emergency. even with my mom's alzheimer's, we've still been close. but when she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease, a distance came between us. she'd get upset when i'd try to help, began

. >> janai: and you can now be the one who knocks on the door to the iconic albuquerque home made famousy mr. walter white in "breaking bad." the four-bedroom, one-bath, 1,900-square-foot house is up for sale, oh, my gosh, with a $4 million price tag. >> gio: seriously? >> janai: zillow estimates the value of the home at just over 343,000. >> gio: that's quite the markup, 4 million. >> whit: but one bathroom. >> janai: that's what i'm saying. >> whit: might want an addition. >>> let's turn now to the next chapter in a popular young adult franchise, "goosebumps: the vanishing," elijah m. cooper is part of the cast and is joining us now. good morning, elijah. welcome to you. >> happy birthday. >> janai: thank you, appreciate it. >> whit: there you go. earning points right out of the gate. let's talk go the show here. because obviously it's got the horror, the heart, but also nostalgia for all those "goosebumps" fans. >> absolutely. yeah, i think that "goosebumps the vanishing" does a great job of telling the original "goosebumps" story, keeping all the original books in there. we have stay

in fact, this is a look at the current temperatures where we are seeing it now at 15 in denver, albuquerque19. and we are seeing also well below freezing temperatures all the way down to the south, where they are bracing for that cold to start to move into florida over the next few days. here we're feeling some mild temperatures and actually well above normal for this time of year. we're up to 62 degrees in novato and napa today, and a high of 64 degrees in atlanta or atlanta and oakland today, as well as martinez and 68 degrees today in san jose in morgan hill. tomorrow will be just a little bit cooler. it's going to be windy, and we're going to talk about that wind in just a bit, but we are keeping the clear skies and a cool down in the forecast by the end of the weekend. so we have high pressure that's building off to our west. that continues to keep it dry, but there will also be a low that's dipping in from the north and pushing farther to the south, but kind of missing the bay area, but creating this pressure gradient that's going to give us an offshore wind over the next couple of da

albuquerque is at 21, and it is 14 degrees in saint louis and kansas city.that bitterly cold air moving across the country while here in martinez, we're going to see a nice little warming trend throughout the late morning into the afternoon. at 3:00, we're at 61 degrees. and then seeing those temperatures quickly dipping as we approach sunset into the evening, but all staying clear throughout the day and highs that are still above what's normal for the middle of january, reaching into the mid to upper 60s, upper 60s for the south bay. the warmer spot will be morgan hill, gilroy, san martin at 68 degrees and 66, in santa rosa. tomorrow is about the same as we continue with the mild temperatures and sunshine, but then looking at our long range forecast and what's ahead. unfortunately, we're still not seeing any rain. and if it continues on this track, this may be the driest january we've had on record, or at least in the top five, with really not getting any significant rainfall, not only here but across the state, and the temperatures will be cooling off. we

sibick, who stripped me of my badge and radio again while i was being assaulted and restrained and albuquerque, cosper head, who grabbed me around the neck, pulled me off a police line out into the crowd of these violent insurrectionists, allowing this assault to take place while he yelled out, i've got one! these are violent criminals whose conduct on january 6th, many of whom pled guilty to and were sentenced to lengthy jail sentences. they are all now free. make no mistake about it. i am less safe. my family is less safe because of what donald trump and the american people who supported him have done. >> everything you just mentioned. what is the impact been on you personally with your physical health and your mental health? >> i mean, um. you know, i'm still here. um, i'm not going to go away. i'm not going to be quiet. um, i'm going to push back against these outrageous actions by donald trump and and his supporters. >> you say that you feel less safe, that your family is less safe. now that these rioters that you mentioned have been pardoned? how so? tell us about that and how you feel l

. >> we are from albuquerque, new mexico. >> elijah says his family has been planning this trip to seehe iconic rose parade. for a very long time. >> i've watched it on tv before, but it's kind of like surreal to see it in person. >> they're one of thousands of families from across the country and all over the world who are camping out overnight to secure a good seat for the big show. >> if i stay up all night, i might be dozing off in the middle of the parade. >> if you're wondering if it's rough for these kids trying to get sleep out here through all of this excitement depends how cold it is and depends if you have the right stuff. oh, they've got the right stuff to be comfortable when the overnight low hits 50 degrees. >> 66 years is how long i've gone since i was a little girl, lived in torrance. >> sharla says her family claims the same spot on the sidewalk every single year. >> it's like, this is our spot. we make a community and we make a neighborhood, and they've made lifelong friends in this makeshift parade route neighborhood with other families who do the same. >> there's a

from many of our urban navajo people who have lived in metropolitan areas in phoenix area and also albuquerques angeles, florida, chicago, and many fear and fear for the, you know, the threat of being deported. and many have been visited by ice or any other law enforcement officials, either at their apartment homes, their homes, or even at their places of work. so right now, there is a lot of frustration happening here on the navajo nation on how to address this. >> right. and what are you hearing in terms of how all of this went down? because obviously, if you're indigenous people, if you're a part of the navajo nation, you are legally in this country. and so what what how did this happen? >> so it happens. this is not our first time hearing the threat of being deported or immigration. you know, navajo nation and the rest of indian country have a long history of relocation, being forced off of our lands for many decades and history. so this is not something new that we have been encountering. and, you know, most of all is being able to recognize us through our own special, unique government o

. >> albuquerque cosper head. i was put in a headlock, dragged out. >> into the mob. i was restrained. >> i was. >> beaten at one point, an individual. kyle young. >> lunged for my firearm. >> tried to remove. >> it from my holster. >> all while. >> individuals in. >> the crowd were chanting kill him. >> with his gun. >> during that struggle, daniel rodriguez. used a taser. device on my neck. >> numerous times. >> and while this. >> was happening. >> thomas sibick. >> ripped my. >> badge and. my radio. >> from my vest. >> as a result. >> of this assault, i. >> sustained traumatic. >> brain injury as well. >> as. >> a. >> heart attack. donald trump knows that these were not minor incidents. he doesn't care. >> this is part of his plan. the plan is to. >> pardon those that. committed crimes. >> on his. >> behalf, because he knows that. >> that will. >> send a message. >> to the citizens of this country. >> if you commit. >> crimes on my. >> behalf, i. >> support you. >> if you stand up and speak the truth or try to prevent me from. >> doing things that. >> i want to. >>

las vegas, new mexico, and albuquerque and gallup, new mexico on january 1st. the truck was charged in holbrook, flagstaff, and kingman, arizona. we last tracked the truck in kingman at zero 533 yesterday morning. the truck was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29 a.m. yesterday, and carlos will pull up a picture of the truck pulling onto fashion show drive here and that picture was observed at about 7:34 a.m. we know that he pulled into the trump valet, and i believe we have a video of that. you can see the cybertruck highlighted there. so through extensive surveillance video, we were able to track him leaving there. and we know that he went to several different places along las vegas boulevard, and he spent some time in a parking lot of a business near flamingo and las vegas boulevard. we then have a video of the truck pulling back onto las vegas boulevard from the sands. you see that? there goes that's north on the boulevard from sands at 839, where he then immediately heads to the trump hotel, pulls into the valet area, and is, of course, you all know the exp

albuquerque, cosper head.f you watch my body worn camera footage, this is the guy that put me in a chokehold, pulled me off the police line and screamed out i got one, pulled me further into the mob where i could be assaulted, tased, beaten, restrained, and then finally, oh, excuse me, thomas sebek ripped my badge and my radio from my chest, all while i was being beaten and restrained, you know, pled guilty, accepted responsibility for his actions. now, many of them have, you know, made statements to the contrary after they were pardoned. but, you know, here we are. these are violent individuals. and make no mistake about it, this idea that the police officers instigated this behavior, i was no threat to those individuals. i was helpless, i was out in the crowd. i was being restrained. i was not an impediment to these individuals. they could have bypassed me and carried on with their, you know, vicious attack on law enforcement. but they chose to stop and beat me because of the position that i was in at the ti

saying the trains are broken. [ laughter ] enjoy your active lifestyle. [ laughter ] the house in albuquerquexico that was used as walter white's home in the tv series "breaking bad" is on sale for nearly $4 million. for that house? [ laughter ] is all the meth still there? [ laughter ] according to a new analysis from a data company, the u.s. ranked 68th in the world in average penis measurement. but you can't do that study in january. [ laughter ] give us a fight. come back in july! [ laughter ] finally, a new jersey man was arrested recently for misusing the 911 system after he allegedly called emergency dispatchers 17 times to ask for a ride to a wawa. but that's kind of on the cops for taking him the first 16 times. [ laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. here we are. [ cheers and applause ] we've got a fantastic show for you tonight. he just won a golden globe last weekend for "a different man," winter soldier in the marvel universe. [ screams and applause ] he's also donald j. trump in the universal film "the apprentice." he is nominated for a golden globe for that role as well

for example, which used to be in my district but is a community near and dear to my heart near albuquerque, the people have lived for many years without safe drinking water. thankfully, the issues around water are finally being addressed. however, there are still many homes that have to haul water from miles away that is used in homes, public buildings and even across public buildings. this is sadly a common story across many communities. across new mexico that have long gone without sufficient funding to address water infrastructure needs, not only for drinking water but also for irrigation and other needs. as much of the west continues to face drought conditions and changes and water supply, it is unconscionable that we have not summoned the moral courage and the political will to address these issues. that is why this is crucial. years of underinvestment and tribal water infrastructure have impacted the ability of our tribes to address water needs. it is estimated that nationwide almost half of tribal homes lack access to adequate water or sanitation and tribal communities are 19 times

wind chills right now feels like 7 in chicago. 15 in albuquerque. atlanta feels like 16. 11 in new york city. highs today 27 in cleveland but feels like 16. houston will feel like 46. denver feels like 14 tomorrow. that continues. norfolk, buffalo with single-digit windchills. 39 in houston. that will go into next week. now we have another storm that's coming. we have winter storm watches for texas, oklahoma, arkansas and louisiana. this low-pressure system, the american model brings it down through the south. but look at all this snow in dallas. we could be looking at 4 to 5 inches of snow which could crack their top ten. this is the american model. that moves up and away. the american and canadians models keep it to the south. however, the heaviest know more away from the northeast. so it is a battle between the two systems. we will be watching this very closely. but either way, down to the south, a lot of stormy weather and into the mid atlantic states, it will be iffy. as we head into the weekend, guys. >> all right, al. we'll check back in just

. >> one albuquerque, you repeatedly say the motivatio is that the content be antiameric too prochina hat's why you think this is a content-based restriction but i guess i'm curious if you would say the same thing if the government had articulated its rationale as saying, you know, ouration to limit foreign interference in american socialer media forms or discour. isn't that a different motition? >> look at the substance, we don't likeheay the substance is going to rearranged. >> thank. >> thank you, counsel. >> general. >> mr. chitice, may it please the court. chinese gover control of tiktok pos great threat to national secury. nobody dispute that is the prc seeks to undermi interest. unprecedented ams of personal data and as justice sotomayor noted it's not just 170 million amic users but also about their nonuser contacts who might not even be engaging with the platform that data would be incredibly valuable to the prc. for years the chinese government has sought to build detailed profiles about americans where we live and work, who all friends and coworkers are, what our interests

albuquerque, hello. hi. go ahead. albuquerque. hi. good morning. mr. president, it's an honor to be able to ask you question. my question is this, is i've noticed that in recent elections seems like religion specific, like a christian based religion is a key factor that a lot of the candidates seem to use as their badge of honor. however, it seems less and less authentic, and they seem to like it seems like they're pushing of a fundamentalist view that's not as authentic as like yours might have been. and it seems like it was put out a little more mildly. what's your opinion on that type of thing? well well, i would be very reluctant to elevate my christian faith above else's christian faith. that's something that, uh, that i wouldn't think of doing. and i would guess that the, the people to whom you refer fundamentalist or just as devout in their faith as am, are, and i don't criticize. there anything about their christianity or whatever it might be. but but i do express concern in my book last year that i published our endangered values. that was one

feels like 5 in wichita. 9 in albuquerque. 18 in new orleans. new york city feels like zero. today, temperature highs will be anywhere from 10 to 25 degrees below average. houston at 43. 28 in norfolk. chicago, 23 degrees, as maggie said. it'll warm up. it's still 8 degrees below average. tomorrow morning, one more night of record lows from the gulf coast all the way to the carolinas. a windchill of 6 tomorrow morning in boston. 18 in st. 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 t

even albuquerque 22. it was 58in miami. now they're 60, but minus one in chicago. bay, single digits. detroit. cincinnati. but the snow in the gulf coast could be the big story here. going forward in the next 24 hours. we have some cold to chilly temps for us. frost advisories out until 9:00. the fog is getting chewed up. there's still some out there, but the breeze is picking up and that will take care of it. after what was a brutally cold monday sunday. these were the high temps yesterday. napa 45. american canyon was 47. napa airport 49, vallejo 50. all pretty close to each other as the crow flies. but san jose and the city were both 51. fremont and santa rosa were 52. that system digging in will give a change in our pattern. there's still some fog, but some areas now. napa airport has gone from a quarter of a mile to ten miles visibility in about an hour. so there's your breeze. same for fairfield. vacaville. other locations. concord. livermore socked in still petaluma. novato. but it looks like you're on borrowed time with that fog as the breeze is picking up

las vegas, new mexico, and albuquerque and gallop, new mexico. on january 1st, the truck was charged in holbrook, flag staff, and kingman, arizona. we last tracked the truck at 0533 yesterday morning. the truck was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29 a.m. yesterday. and carlos will pull up a picture of the truck on to fashion show drive theory. and that picture was observed at about 7:34 a.m. we know that he pulled into the trump valet. i believe we have a video of that. you can see the cyber truck highlighted there. highlighted t. so through extensive surveillance video, we were able to track him leaving there, and we know that he went to several different places along las vegas boulevard, and he spent some time in a parking lot of a business near flamingo and las vegas boulevard. we then have a video of the truck pulling back on to las vegas boulevard from the sands. see that there? that's north on to boulevard from sands at 8:39, where he then immediately heads to the trump hotel, pulls into the valet area, and as of course you all know, the ex

i don't care if it's from las vegas or albuquerque. dallas, houston.are cooking across the atlantic. i mean, record time because the pilots are riding the jet stream. and this same system right here may be a huge system for the uk this friday into saturday. it's going to what they say, just, you know, bomb out over the atlantic. but i mean, these plan flying in that jet stream, which is just 200 plus miles per hour, 30s and 20s. on our temps here. we have a little offshore breeze, so it will be beautiful today. i know it's cold, but it will be 60s to maybe near 70 for a few. lots of california sun. a cold morning, but a sunny nice day with an afternoon breeze. maybe santa rosa san jose can get close to 70. all right, sal's here. 831 we've been the east bay. south bay. this time we're going. >> to san francisco. we have another crash added to what we had. first of all, we had southbound 101 at cesar chavez. they're having trouble getting the tow trucks onto the scene so that traffic is very slow. now we have a new crash northbound 280. as you come up on

windchills 19 in springfield. 20 in albuquerque. it feels like 11 in roanoke. but we are going to see the extreme temperatures starting to new york city today about 70 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at 30. 53 in houston. midland, texas, 43. denver, 32. and look at these temperatures, they do start to warm up. we'll see tetemperatur in the mid-40s by the weekend for memphis. here in new york city the upper 30s, even orlando, by sunday, back to 70 degrees. so things finally starting to get to normal, guys. >> glad to hear it. >> thank you, al. >>> we move to this breaking news overnight in san antonio, texas.s. seven police officers shot as they were answering an emergency call there. nbc's emilie ikeda has the latest on this. emilie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. fortunately san antonio police say that none of the officers' injuries believed to be life threatening after seven were shot responding to a call that led to an hours long standoff. overnight a terrifying scene in texas. seven officers shot after responding to a call at this building in

and assaulted albuquerque, cosper head from tennessee, placed me in a headlock. pled guilty.rained and being assaulted, ripped my badge and my radio from my police vest. kyle young, who again while i was being restrained and assaulted, tried to remove my firearm from its holster as he violently assaulted me. these individuals pled guilty. they admitted that they assaulted a uniformed law enforcement officer who was simply doing his job, and donald trump chose to pardon these violent criminals. they are all out on the street today. because of donald trump's actions, my family is less safe. we have suffered threats and acts of violence. almost immediately after my congressional testimony in the select committee hearing, in fact, i didn't even make it through my testimony before i received the first threatening phone call. my mother has been the victim of swatting incidents. she has had bricks thrown at her home in the middle of the night. and recently, while she was raking the leaves in her front yard. she had an individual pull up in a truck and throw a bag of on her. this is

. >> albuquerque, cosper head. >> from tennessee. >> placed me. >> in a headlock. >> pled guilty.you watch my body. >> worn camera. footage yelled out, i've got one! as he dragged me out into the crowd. >> thomas sibick, who. >> while i was. restrained and being. >> assaulted. >> ripped my. >> badge and my radio. >> from my police vest. >> kyle young, who again. >> while i was. being restrained and assaulted, tried. >> to remove. >> my firearm. >> from its holster as he violently assaulted me. these individuals pled guilty. >> they admitted. >> that they. >> assaulted a uniformed law enforcement officer. >> who was simply. >> doing his. >> job. >> and donald. >> trump chose to. >> pardon these. >> violent criminals. >> they are all out. >> on the street today. >> because of donald trump's actions. >> my family. >> is less safe. we have suffered threats. >> and. >> acts of violence. almost immediately. >> after my. >> congressional testimony. >> in the select committee. >> hearing. >> in fact. >> i didn't even. >> make. >> it through my testimony before i. received the. >> first th

a guy named albuquerque cosper punched officers in the chest, he was the one who yelled, "i got one, "when he put an officer in a chokehold. when some rioters tried to protect the police officer, this guy attacked him again and hit him in the head. he was sentenced to 7 years and 6 months. he was not in the wrong place at the right time -- at the wrong place at the wrong time. he had 45 previous arrests. that is the type of individual that donald trump has a now put back into the community in which he came from. nas wrong. that is -- that is wrong. that is not m be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: well, mr. president, donald trump made a lot of promises on what he would get done on day one. well, today is day three of donald trump's presidency. nothing donald trump has done will help lower grocery prices. nothing donald trump has done will lower prescription drug costs. instead, president trump's biggest accomplishment to date has been to issue unconditional pardons to 1500 lawless rioters who attacked police officers and invaded the capitol. why

ryan is in albuquerque, new mexico, good morning.ler: i'd like to go back to israel and focus on the west bank. corporate media pays very little attention to what is going on in the west bank. i find it really appalling that the israelis are asking for money, asking for money to support them, and then we've had multiple american presidents. and then a few months later we have them another -- host: what is your question? caller: why don't you tell america with the palestinians are going to be at the end of trump's term? are we going to allow the israelis to just push them out of the country? host: we are out of time. guest: i was in israel in june. i wake to the west bank. it is really pretty horrible. we had a history and i think our caller alluded to it, under george w. bush, under his father, under successive presidents, of course clinton who brokered the oslo accords, every president has told the israelis to stop building settlements in the west bank because it goes counter to the oslo accords and the future that we promised the p

ryan is in albuquerque, new mexico, good morning.r: i'd like to go back to israel and focus on the west bank. corporate media pays very little attention to what is going on in the west bank. i find it really appalling that the israelis are asking for money, asking for money to support them, and then we've had multiple american presidents. and then a few months later we have them another -- host: what is your question? caller: why don't you tell america with the palestinians are going to be at the end of trump's term? are we going to allow the israelis to just push them out of the country? host: we are out of time. guest: i was in israel in june. i wake to the west bank. it is really pretty horrible. we had a history and i think our caller alluded to it, under george w. bush, under his father, under successive presidents, of course clinton who brokered the oslo accords, every president has told the israelis to stop building settlements in the west bank because it goes counter to the oslo accords and the future that we promised the pal

host: let's go to james in albuquerque, republican line. caller: there has to be legal immigration.ou cannot let people in here. it is a law that is broken when you come in here. when illegal aliens come into the country, that is illegal. that is what it means. it is illegal to do that. the thing about these blanket pardons -- i hope the trump administration changes that are in pardons are for people who have convictions or are convicted of something. that has to change. another thing is the media and politicians need to quit lying and telling people the truth. i will give you an example of why they keep lying. they lie every time there is an election about the republicans want to take away grandma's social security. that has never happened. it never will happen. they need to start telling the truth, these politicians and for the most part the democrats keep lying to people when there are elections. they need to stop that. start just reporting the news and telling the truth because it is about truth and lies. this election was about truth and lies. good and people. that has to stop

on the 31st of december, the truck was charged in trinidad, colorado, las vegas, new mexico, and albuquerqueo. onjanuary one, the truck was charged in holbrook, flagstaff and kingman, arizona. we last tracked the truck in kingman at 5:33am yesterday morning. the truck was first spotted in las vegas at 7:29am yesterday, and carlos will pull up a picture of the truck pulling onto fashion show drive here. and that picture was observed at about 7:34am. we know that he pulled into the valet, i believe we have a video of that... you can see the cybertruck highlighted there. so, through extensive surveillance video, we were able to track him leaving there and we know that he went to several different places along las vegas boulevard, and he spent some time in a parking lot of a business near flamingo and las vegas boulevard. we then have a video of the truck pulling back onto las vegas boulevard from the sands. you see that there. that's north on the boulevard from sands at 8:39 a:m., where he immediately heads to the trump hotel, pulls into the valet area, and of course as you will know, the expos