every american who uses amtrak owes tom carper a debt of gratitude.ish tom the best of luck in the next well earned chapter of his life. lucky for illinois and our nation, our representation on amtrak's board will continue with the mayor of illinois, chris koos. a committed leader, chris has the longest running term of any mayor in his city's history. it's only right he will be replacing tom's record breaking tenure on the amtrak board. chris' confirmation has been long-awaited. he was first nominated in 2020, for years later at my recommendation, president biden renominated chris to the amtrak board of directors. after more than three and a half years, finally, finally he was confirmed. through no fault of his own he was caught up in some -- how should i say -- strategic planning in the future of the amtrak board. but he finally got the job. the midwest will be well represented with chris koos on the amtrak board. he's been a powerful voice in illinois transportation sector for years. and he has an eminent understanding of the importance of passenger

amtrak says server and signal issues were to blame for the disruptions. they say the problems have now been resolved, but service was impacted throughout new year's eve. now let's see what kind of weather we can expect for the first week of the year and take a look back again nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is here with the look hi, michelle. >> hi, frances we're looking good lots of sunshine across the country. for most of us, we have the snow in the great lakes also along the appalachians. but look what happens when we get towards wednesday. a pacific storm moves onshore tomorrow that's going to bring a lot of rains and heavy snow as well from the pacific northwest all the way down to the southwest into portions of nevada as well. we're good in the middle of the country. we're dry in the northern plains, the central plains, the southern plains. gulf rain along the gulf heavy moisture moving onshore from the gulf. light snow throughout the up upper midwest. we're looking at snow into the intermountain west and look at all the snow stretching from tup

senate for more debate on president biden's nomination to the amtrak board of directors. later in the week lawmakers will consider judicial nominees. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, the reverend dr. barry black, will open the senate in prayer. the presiding officer: the . the chaplain: let us pray. oh, god, our hope for the years to come, continue to guide our lawmakers during these challenging times. infuse them with wisdom and energy so that they will not become discouraged by what sometimes seems overwhelming. lord, show them the road that will load to a desired destination, as you assure them of your presence, love, and grace. help them to defer to each other, to respect each other, so that by attitude and action, they will reflect your divine will. we pray in your great name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation unde

the clerk: nomination amtrak board of directors, cer koos of illinois to be a director of the amtrak board of directors. mr. mcconnell: madam president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: this week senator lankford and several colleagues continue their work to finaliz the most substantial border security policy in 30 years. this agreement would come not a moment too soon. over the past three years, wehe flood of illegal immigration tick past 6.7 million encounters. 6.7 million sinceresident biden took office. and an especially alarming surge just last year. december reportedly saw the highest monthly total of border on record. the president's open borders have meant booming business for the cartels who specialize in traf and smuggling drugs. and far hasher realities for american communities grappling with lethal fentanyl and the who have died trying to cross. this is a crisis. whether the washington democrats to call it one or not. the american people recognize what cpb and ice are up against even if their commander in chief does not. and the entire world un

the clerk: nomination, amtrak board of directors, christopher coops to be director. mr.i send a cloture motion to thed= desk. e presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby bring to a close debate on the nomination executive calendar number 358, christopher koos, of illinois, to be director of amtrak board of directors. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: all those in favor say aye. the ayes appear to have it, the ayes do have it the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to executive session to consider calendar number 357. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion -- nomination, amtrak board of directors,kosha to be director. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. ph clotu

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we know there is amtrak as that way there countries that have passenger carriers and don't have othernow, i was talking to somebody, you know, there's lots of different models around the llenges is that there are different consequences in the different models in some places. i was talking to someone yesterday whove taken state runn some countries and others. some of them are the best flights i've ever taken in my<6 singapore, the person said they really liked, but state run carriers have been terrible experiences and there's a challenge where in different countries we have different experiences this. so i think it's hard to conclude one way or the other on just that fact. country.apore isel i think that's probably of the reasons. yes. so some of the alternatives talk about are a public option or a regulated competition. maybe you could talk those those would work out. yeah. so the public option idea, we should imagine a system where we have public provider and, a private provider, just one of each. and australia actually had a system like this before, they deregulated their rline call

amtrak says there were 69 passengers on board at the time. officials say the crash is still under investigation, but the truck is considered to be at fault. a popular convenience store in oakland's rockridge district has now been hit by burglars. four times in just the past few months, the latest happening early this morning. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in the newsroom after speaking to one of the owners, henry. yeah, mike, it's been happening over and over. >> burglars ramming a vehicle into the store and from there they grab as much as they can. this owner is getting tired of it all. >> we could do something about it, but we cannot. >> david shrestha feels helpless. he's a co-owner of eddie's drive-in liquors on college avenue in oakland's rockridge, where surveillance video shows this pickup truck repeatedly backing into the store. at about 350 tuesday morning. several intruders then rummaged inside, stealing liquor cigarets, two cash registers and a safe. >> you can't even tell me right now. how am i feeling as i'm really,

we know there is amtrak as that way there countries that have passenger carriers and don't have otherarriers that has worked well. yes. so, you know, i was talking to somebody, you know, there's lots of different models around the country, around the world. and one of the challenges is that there are different consequences in the different models in some places. i was talking to someone yesterday who said, you know, i've taken state run carriers in some countries and others. some of them are the best flights i've ever taken in my whole life. you know, singapore, the person said they really liked, but state run carriers have been terrible experiences and there's a challenge where in different countries we have different experiences this. so i think it's hard to conclude one way or the other on just that fact. and singapore is relatively country. i think that's probably of the reasons. yes. so some of the alternatives talk about are a public option or a regulated competition. maybe you could talk those those would work out. yeah. so the public option idea, we should imagine a system whe

amtrak says there were 69 passengers on board at the time. officials say the crash is still under investigation, but the truck tonight is considered to be at fault. >> the city of berkeley is now accepting applications for new, affordable housing. an 87 unit complex is being built near the ashby bart station in south berkeley. the building will provide housing for low income families in units ranging from studios to three bedrooms. the complex will also include a children's play area, a laundry room and a bicycle parking lot. the city is going to be accepting applications until february 12th. >> california is set to receive more than $600 million from the federal government to help combat its homelessness crisis. this senators laphonza butler and alex padilla, say the money will support city and state housing authorities working to end homelessness. now here in the bay area, the city of san francisco is set to receive the most money at more than $53 million alameda and santa clara counties will each get nearly $30 million in funding. still ah

the amtrak engine derailed, but the passenger cars remained upright.ight, the train's engineer is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. three of the 69 passengers on board suffered minor injuries. neither the truck driver nor his passenger was injured. >> toyota is still in the top spot as the world's biggest automaker by sales. it sold a record 11 million vehicles last year. volkswagen came in second with more than 9 million vehicles sold. hyundai ranked third. gas prices are starting the year pretty steady. take san francisco, for example. triple a says prices currently average $4.71 a gallon. it's less than the $4.90 drivers paid a month ago, and even slightly under the 479 from a year ago. >> can you believe it's been 20 years since william hong sang she bangs on american idol, i can't actually. >> who could forget that, though? and what has he been up to since that infamous performance? >> rob reporter rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles caught up with him. >> see him on the street? he probably wouldn't ring a bell, but see

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well, so do you think to boost up the amtrak or to have a high speed railway that works can also helpve the airline's operation. so it's a great question. so the one of the challenges in thinking about transportation policy is have an intermodal policy, which just means one that considers the different modes of transportation. and so we used to have really big rail networks and then there was more investment in highways and trucking. those competed with rail, and we shifted to a more highway based system thinking about national transportation strategy that these different modes, i think would be an important step forward for the country because we would have to ask questions like should we increase rail between certain sets of cities? where would that make more? how do we think about the intersection between trucking, rail across the board? just both passengers and for things like freight and transporting goods? and so i think that's a really important and also a policy direction that we need more attention to. well, big questions, no time left. let's try me once again, let me remind

donde se han registrado decenas de accidentes por hielo acumulad debido a las malas condiciones, amtrak por tre por poca visibilidad y mas de mil vuelos han sido retrasados y se han cancelado tambien cerc de 400 vuelos. >> la nieve ha traido serios problemas, pero tambien alegria para otros. >> hemos estado encerraditos en casita, pero pues los ninos salir a disfrutar un poquito y esta muy, muy frio la el servicio de meteorologia califico hoy lunes como el mejor dia para quedarse en casa un dia festivo en el que muchos no fueron a la escuela ni a trabajar y eso ayudo a que no se registraran mas accidentes en las condiciones son verdaderamente peligrosas. >> desafortunadamente el mal clima volvera a gran parte de pais el dia de manana, julio bueno, pues con cuidado ahi. >> tu que estas en la calle, paco, muchas gracias mexico, se suma la controversia por la muerte en el rio bravo de una madre y sus dos hijos. >> la casa blanca, habia dicho que la patrulla fronteriza quiso salvar a la familia, pero que el gobierno de craig abbott le impidio el paso. >> texas nego esta acusacion ahora la j

amtrak's capital corridor will have extra service for fans traveling to and from sacramento. and it looks like the chp is already throwing the flag on excessive celebration in san francisco. they plan to close a number of freeway off ramps to the mission district starting sunday night at 7:00. that is right around the time the game should be ending. and if the 49ers make it to the super bowl, keeping our fingers crossed, you will only see it here on cbs and streaming on paramount plus. after tomorrow's nfc championship game, we will have a special red and gold report on our sister station, pix+. >>> still ahead, what would you do if you got stuck in a gondola at a ski resort? how one woman was able to keep herself warm in the freezing temperatures. >>> plus, recent rains are helping reservoirs reach full capacity, we are checking in on the levels in the bay area. >>> coming up in the first alert forecast, i promised the whole thing will not be about just how the weather is going to be spectacular tomorrow and we are going to talk about the 49ers game, but there are bigger thi

amtrak says the train hit a semi truck that was obstructing the tracks near denver. >> a third suspect arrested in the murder of guard kevin nishida is back in the bay area, but now there appears to be confusion over the role. each of the suspects may have had in the crime, which could impact how they're charged. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> after almost two years on the run, lauren gilbert, the third suspect in the murder of former police officer kevin nishida, was extradited to santa rita jail on tuesday. >> and i just want to say thank you from kevin. our family and myself. thank you to the oakland police department, the us marshals and all of the law enforcement agencies that were involved with this capture. >> virginia nishida, the widow of officer nishida, was on hand as the oakland police department announced the arrest and extradition of gilbert to the bay area from kansas city. that's where he was apprehended by us marshals on january 17th. nishida was shot in november of 2021 while guarding a tv news crew. he died several days later . >> we believe

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multiple agencies run trains on the route but amtrak is offering a bridge between the cut off stationswe are checking in with paul heggen. dry and sunny today but a lot of the ground is already so saturated , so not surprised we had a mudslide. >> we should be mostly dry through the weekend but it is a reminder that those issues can still persist even after the rain has come to an end. we did catch a dry break today, that is going to continue for a few more days for most of the bay area. we are seeing more clouds moving into the skies over the bay area. very little moisture out of those clouds. the pattern will be with us tomorrow and saturday, there is a slight chance of a couple of passing showers for the north bay. but, we are largely going to be staying dry, no significant rain chances in the forecast until the middle of next week and we have a lot more sunshine and warmer temperatures in store sunday and monday. great weather for the game. on the feature cast, there is a chance of a couple of passing showers. blink and you will miss it, a lot of gray on the map, that is mostly goi

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and you also amtrak and a stray that was right. that stops a great stations. >> watson, obvious as it will be easy to know traffic delays before hitting the road saturday. santa clara has live traffic cameras that you can find by searching live traffic cameras on the city's website reporting in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. first lady jill biden landing in the bay area tonight for a few fundraising events. the first lady is expected to land at sfo about 08:30pm, tonight tomorrow. >> so give a speech for her husband's reelection campaign in the city and then she'll head to la for another fundraiser. there. and then on thursday, the first lady will go to sonoma county for a fundraiser in healdsburg. >> coming up, a new report coming out of oakland tonight suggesting why crime continues to rise in the city. we're taking a closer look. >> plus, a chp police car, a box truck and a school bus all involved in a crash in the south bay today. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >> and why oakland schools are

las autoridades indican que la víctima se encontraba a un lado de las vías de los trenes amtrak y aúnchábamos de esta manera. decenas de activistas le piden al fiscal de san francisco que retiren los cargos a las 78 personas detenidas en el mes de noviembre, cuando bloquearon el puente de la bahía por varias horas. cada 1 de los manifestantes se enfrenta a 5 cargos que podría terminar en una sentencia de 6 meses a un año en prisión. los inconformes protestaban en contra de la guerra en gaza. vandalizaron una escuela secundaria en la ciudad de fresno y esto provoca preocupación entre la comunidad carlos trejos está en esa institución y nos tiene los detalles de cómo sucedieron los hechos y lo que dicen las autoridades. carlos ya atraparon a los malhechores o los siguen buscando? cuéntanos flavio, qué tal? >> buenas tardes. te cuento que fue en esta escuela donde el pasado 10 de enero la policía de fresno dice entraron 4 adolescentes a vandalizar parte de la escuela, especialmente en el área donde se juega béisbol. los oficiales acudieron a la escuela secundaria edison por la mañana, po

. >> carley: amtrak joe. and a company gave money but not all of them got it. some small business owners can't go back to their livelihood. >> brian: another fox news alert. house homeland security council advancing articles of impeachment overnight. >> secretary mayorkas actions have forced our hand. we cannot allow fentanyl to come across the border and criminals to come across undeterred. we went allow him to remain in office. >> any shortcomings mayorkas may have is your faults, he is asking to have more border agents and resources. his limitations are caused by you. >> carley: secretary mayorkas is responding, calling allegations bas baseless. next step is vote on the house floor. >> steve: migrants are arrested after attacking police officers near time square. five arrested and four released without bail. hurt a cop and walk free. >> brian: two officers were trying to break up a rowdy crowd. while arresting one man, everybody jumped in and kicked and punched at the officers. only a handful were there, little backup. man hat abd.a.'s office is investigatin

i was on amtrak, tom, i think it was his name, he said he's like a muffler. you don't know was going to come out. i always say this. charles, you know what you're doing at all time. you never say anything just to be provocative. >> 100%. i know, number one, what i want to say. >> yes. >> and i know what the reaction will be. what i try to do, to be honest with you. i know if i'm going to start a fire. i really just try to start a conversation. >> yes. >> you're not a right or wrong all the time bust part of being in our position, i just want to throw it out there and then let's have a conversation about it. i know, i always know the reaction. >> that's what i want people to know. there's no -- you are very authentic. you don't put on airs and you always speak the truth as you see it. >> it is your truth. some people think when they speak, it's the gospel. your truth is only your truth. >> just because i say it doesn't mean it. >> doesn't make it true. >> we have a lot to get to when you think about speaking the truth. we saw former president trump score a ver

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and you also amtrak and a stray that was right. that stops a great stations. the forecast for saturday's game. i asked clark about the impact. the forecast could have. >> but he does not see rain deterring faithful fans from showing up for the niners. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> with that, we are wrapping up kron. 4 news at 10, but stick with us. companies at 11 0 coming up in just a little bit. but first, jason dumas will be here with a special edition of sports night live and niner insider. we're going to be talking about the big to be talking about the big [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. >> it able to get a head start on i don't know how i'll tell you. tell you after game saturday. >> kyle shanahan always keeping his intel close to the vest. thanks for roc et with me here on a special niners insider edition sports night live. i'm jason dumas. after enjoying a weekend with their feet up the niners back on

said we don't want to alienate sort of the working class and, you know, you've framed yourself as amtrak joe and protecting labor, but former chief of staff ron klain was saying this could galvanize young voters here. it was also policy wise meant to be a part of sort of a racial equity agenda as well. aimed at galvanizing black voters and voters of color here as well. now sort of the challenge is, you had that sprawling announcement of student loan forgiveness which hit roadblocks in the courts and you have a piecemeal approach of trying to forgive loans here and there. expectations so much amongst the voting blocks i just described, will these announcements really please those voters and excite them in the same way that initial announcement would? >> yeah. that's a good point. kasie, before we get to m.j.'s reporting i want to put one more bit of this focus group from richard, which is always great to have. this specifically is on the he economy and how people are feeling about it. >> rentals have gone up, senior housing has gone up, people who have to sell their house or want to sell,

and it's been that way for a long time he likes to promote himself as someone who takes an amtrak trainranton. he has no idea of the folks in scranton are going through none whatsoever. but mark, it's more important he doesn't care and i am being very honest about this. the administration and the democratic party particularly the progressive a part of it, they have an agenda and here is a thing as a politician you have to be able to sell things based on the economy based on other things. their agenda has nothing to do with the economy has nothing to do a science it is a belief with the whole climate scam thing in my opinion. you put the veneer of it on there. all of the decisions they are making, the economic outcome to the average person's lives they do not care about we have seen that we saw that with them and triggeritriggering forty-year hh inflation. also there is a tiered system a defective system they are promoting and pushing really hard. think of all the major and significant benefits have come from this administration, paying a rich people money giving them money to buy electr

infrastructure laws investing $4.7 billion in amtrak sprecher douglas, which is expected to create 30,000 a new workforce hub is generating commitments to train and place hundreds of baltimore residents in apprenticeships that will lead to good-paying jobs. and also it will create an attractive workforce for new investors. the city has been designated a tech of growing its ai and biotechnology sectors to lead in health care. let me just wrap up by saying good economic policy starts with the basic insight that communities areare economic development where people connect with jobs, develop their skills and start businesses make their homes and raise families. president biden came to office to invest in all of america and to leave no comedy behind. so far we have believe it's working. no jobs -- new jobs and small businesses are creating hope in communities that have been left behind are making a comeback so with that let's turn into discussion. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much for those really thoughtful remarks and it's extremely important topic that we are addressing today and h

i was on amtrak. a guy -- i think was his name, said he is like old muffler.you don't know what is going to come out. i always say this. charles, you know exactly what you are doing at all times. you never say anything just for clickbait. you never say anything just to be provocative. true? >> 100%. i know, number one, what i want to say. and i know what the reaction is going to be. >> yes. >> because what i try to do, to be honest with you -- i know if i'm on spotify. but i really just try to start a conversation. i say to people, you are not right or wrong all the time. >> yes. >> -- i just want to throw it out there, and then let's have a conversation about it. but yes, i always know the reaction of -- >> that's why want people to know, there is no -- you are very authentic. you don't put on airs. and what we speak the truth as you see it. >> it's just your truth now. >> sorry? >> because i think because some people think, when they speak, it's the gospel. your truth is only your truth. >> just because you say it doesn't mean -- >> -- >> when you think abou

on amtrak? so there's a lot to look into. >> look, i understand. and i would say congressman and i think i'm being entirely fair when i say this, there is a special counsel looking into that as well. when it is announced i think the analog in terms of the types of classified documents that were contained and where they were contained, i don't know if there's a lot of precedent for that. to your point t is a president, and we're going to have to wait and see. on the political side of things, almost the entire republican delegation got behind the former president. ron desantis is the governor of florida, had a huge re-election victory. what is your message to him right now in particular given the fact that he's still in this race heading into new hampshire? >> i'll get to that. i just want to say one more thing on those cases. i think this is a critical point. i didn't hear about that anywhere in iowa. i don't hear about it back home in florida. what i hear about are kitchen table issues and what president trump has cast a vision going forward. he's

i amtraking reports coming out of the region. we're working with central command to get more information on that. as we have been, we'll put that information out as quickly as we can. i'm tracking reports of an attack. >> the strikes against houthis in yemen are trying to disrupt their ability to continue these attacks. however, since the first wave of those strikes in yemen, two more for the first time, two u.s. ships have been targeted. would you say that situation in the red sea area is better or worse after those u.s. strikes? >> what i can tell you is that we have degraded houthi capability to conduct strikes. as i highlighted and as we highlighted shortly after those strikes, we would not be surprised if we saw efforts on their part to continue to try to conduct retaliatory strikes. ultimately the end of the day, let's take a step back and look at how we got here. mid november we started seeing the attacks despite multiple warnings and multiple efforts. the houthis have continued. so there was an international coalition, in

amtrak's capital corridor will have extra service traveling to and from sacramento. this is the map of the stops on the way to santa clara. we will have all the information you need to get to the game on kpix .com. and if the 49ers make it to the super bowl, you will only see it right here on cbs and streaming on paramount plus. after tomorrow's game, we will have a special red and gold report on our sister station, pix+. >>> still ahead, the world is pausing to remember the millions of jewish people killed in the holocaust, what president biden had to say on this holocaust remembrance day. >>> and the campaign for the white house is heating up, with the top candidates making their cases to voters this weekend. >>> today is the international holocaust day of remembrance, the united nations designated january 27th as remembrance day as a way to honor the anniversary of when allied troops liberated the auschwitz concentration camp, it was one of many such camps set up by germany for the purpose of carrying out genocide and forced labor against me and the jewish people

amtrak in the northeast had snafus yesterday. hopefully all smooth from here on out.onia hylton, thank you. >>> this morning new laws take effect across the country from gun ownership to library censorship. they touch nearly every aspect of american life. nbc's ken dilanian has more. >> good morning, from the meaningful to the mundane, new laws are taking effect in every state. here are some of the measures drawing attention as 2024 gets under way. after threats drove away half the state's top election officials, nevada took action. starting january 1st, those who harass, intimidate or harm election workers performing their duties in the state could face up to four years in prison under a new law that unanimously passed the state legislature. >> most people don't realize either 80% of our election workers are women. >> reporter: a campaign promise by secretary of state francisco aguillar, the law makes threats to election workers a felony. >> we cannot run elections without people. they are our unsung heroes of democracy. >> reporter: in tennessee, a new law toughens

let's start with amtrak, some services across the country were cancelled and right now the flightawarep, more than 5900 flights delayed. we're talking about flights coming into and out of the u.s. and a little more than 3500 cancelled. so this extreme cold is impacting multiple years. >> let's bring bill in here for some expertise, we got this trifecta of wind, snow -- we have a lot of viewers out west, where are we seeing the worst? >> developing in oregon. i was thinking over the weekend, we had 100,000 people without power in oregon. that are in the east and the south with this cold arctic outbreak. it's a significant cold outbreak when corpus christi, texas s under a winter storm warning. we've been getting a lot of snow in the mountains of colorado. but, then, now we're watching this next storm heading into the northwest again and the cold air is in place and it's a bad combination especially in areas of oregon, especially coastal areas, we're under an ice storm warning, nobody wants an ice storm. so this is the map tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. the purplepurple-ish here. in some areas co

michigan, in southwest michigan in particular we're already seeing the pre-emtive impact of this amtrak cancelling routes yesterday and today to make sure that people can travel safely and they don't take any routes through this ice here. again, we're talking about tonight, tuesday and wrapping up wednesday as you pointed out, the temperatures are that relief we've been waiting for, but by the end of the week temperatures here in chicago in the 40s, everybody has their sights set on the potential light of the short-term tunnel, knowing how hard this has been across the country. we've have had winter storm after winter storm. overnight, we now have 72 winter-related deaths nationwide after more were added in tennessee. it's been a brutal couple of weeks. everybody's ready for this reprieve. guys, back to you. >> maggie, thank you. over to bill, you're tracking some more weather flooding concerns, particularly out west. >> it's been a rough morning in southern california and specifically around san diego, almost a month's worth of rain in some cases came down just this morning and now tha

a lot of people love his amtrak joe personality, but we'll see how that works.something different. jacqui heinrich, great to see you again. >>> went aaron rodgers was on an espn show, he said a late night comedian was worried about being named as a pal of jeffrey epstein. >> a lot of people, including jimmy kimmel, are really hoping -- howard: jimmy kimmel annihilated him in his a a bc monologue. >> i've never met jeffrey epstein, i am not on a list, i was not on a plane or an island or anything ever. he decided to insinuate that i am a pedophile. you don't like trump, you're a ped final aaron got two as on his report card, they were both in the word aaron. howard: really can't blame kimmel for punching back. espn has apologized for making up fake names to emmy awards and giving them to on-air talent. recipients who didn't know of the fraud have to give them back. >>> still to come, has hunter biden's capitol hill stunt actually backfired? ♪ ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day...

even amtrak even canceling some trains. been treacherous, too, with icy roads and blinding snow. officials say this colorado highway was hit by an avalanche. >> it's overall just been a terrible, terrible winter. it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: the travel troubles are not behind us yet. according to flight tracker flight aware, at u.s. airports today alone, more than 1,600 cancellations so far for the day at those airports. anna, again, it's still snowing and the winds are making it that much tougher out there right now. >> it looks like the key word today is layers. thank you, jesse kirsch. we'll let you go get warm inside. michelle, it is 40 degrees below zero in chester, montana this morning. wow. how long is this frigid cold going to be with us? >> hi there, ana. they're not alone with those temperatures. they're potentially life-threatening. you can have frostbite between five and ten minutes if you have any exposed skin out there. a little better on wednesday and another arctic blast comes in thursday and friday.

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