behind him is the future general bismarck, gray clad battalion of point. the brigade midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united coast guard academy. men of the marine corps, a march down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar lead, one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capital. more than hundred planes in all. i giant b 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the president's home of missouri has several displays. one of them a wagon drawn by mule. other blows depict the product and of the various states. this is kentucky the vice president's home state? state, texas float moved down the avenue. the district of columbia display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington from the float honoring early american settlers who landed on the of that state. if of uncle sam striding down the avenue and. living civic business labor an

behind him is the future general bismarck, gray clad battalion of point. the brigade midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united coast guard academy. men of the marine corps, a march down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar lead, one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capital. more than hundred planes in all. i giant b 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the president's home of missouri has several displays. one of them a wagon drawn by mule. other blows depict the product and of the various states. this is kentucky the vice president's home state? state, texas float moved down the avenue. the district of columbia display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington from the float honoring early american settlers who landed on the of that state. if of uncle sam striding down the avenue and. living civic business labor an

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 were dismissed. nbc's chris pollone joins me from d.c. hi, chris, good morning. the president-elect is not the only one trying to st

napoleon and bismarck, maybe metternich in between. would you make the same arguments for the bulldozer impact of historical events, transformative figures for the 19th century. i would not make the same argument because the 19th century did not experi anything like the upheaval of the 20th. with one exception. and that was the wars of the french revolution, which began in the last of the 18th century and continued on. until 1850, and those sometimes called the napoleonic were the greatest wars that the world had ever seen. napoleon's army was, the largest field armies since, the days of the roman empire. and it it created enormous upheaval after that. there was a peace made at vienna in 1815 and europe relatively stable thereafter. there were wars, including the wars of, german unification over which bismarck. but they weren't as disruptive and therefore not as transformative. but the napoleon ionic wars were and napoleon made broad social reforms and changed the map of europe in ways that endured. so i would say that by my standard i

miren la zona de bismarck con -4 grados de temperatura mínima 12 en la zona de denver 14 en kansas citydo un poco distinto, sepa que faltan solamente 64 días para ver el inicio de la primavera en todo el país, así que ya está un poquitito más cerca cada día que pasa. en los próximos 7 días en la ciudad de concord. así luce ese pronóstico extendido. las máximas vuelven a quedarse en ese rango de los medianos y altos 50 y 60 grados, 64 para el jueves, pero las mínimas vuelven a caer en concord a esos 37 para el miércoles y 36 el miércoles. ciertamente no como en el centro del país, pero sí bastante frío. y los amigos en la ciudad, como le había mencionado en concord, pues se va a mantener así bastante frío durante los próximos días, así que recuerde que debe ponerse un buen abrigo por la mañana. continuamos con más y con eso queremos recordarles que para mantenerse informado sobre todo lo que acontece con el tiempo, usted puede desrgar la aplicación de telemundo48.com. esta es la única aplicación en el área de la bahía en español y con toda la información local. vamos a temas de salud. y

bismarck 18 below minneapolis, eight below. green bay two below. one is the loneliest number there. moines all the way down to kansas city, where it's 20. dallas 31. i mean, even cincinnati 14. detroit 13. and there's going to be a deep plunge here coming up. and not only now, but going forward with high pressure on the west coast. now we're cold under clear skies. hollister. gilroy. fairfax. alamo. lafayette, campbell, stanford and sonoma, all between 28 and 33 cold degrees to the north. upper lake is 29 there. healdsburg is now down to 32 degrees. 31 in novato. 31 fairfax. point reyes station. 33 even richmond, tiburon and sausalito are at 43 cold degrees. frost advisory takes us until 9 a.m. for north inland valley, santa clara valley. and for good reason. san francisco climate data today 5945. average is 5847. the record high. almost 70 in 2009. the record low 29, in 1888. is that the coldest low san francisco has ever had? no, but it's close. 29. happened twice. 1888 on this date and the following day, january 15th. but the coldest low was december 11th, 1932, when the low in t

look at bismarck right now 1 degree. it feels like 17 below 0 once you factorer in the winds.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? snow across the country. we're looking at 13 million under winter alerts. ali? >> bundle up, america. michelle grossman, thank you. >>> and st

currently it is three degrees below zero in bismarck compared to our balmy conditions right now, 40s and 50s across the board. it's 48 degrees in hayward backing through castro valley. it is now 47 degrees in concord and 40s across the north bay. i wanted to share with you how light the winds are at this hour, because they will remain under ten miles per hour all night long in the overnight hours. but as we forge ahead to this time tomorrow night, notice the north bay. the winds begin to increase up to 33mph, and throughout the calistoga area. and then by tuesday into tuesday night and wednesday, we are on the cutting edge of wind criteria. as far as advisories, watches or warnings are concerned. and that's because we have an offshore push and this weather pattern is actually churning up the ocean waters as well. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. by the time you wake up all the way to tuesday night, we have waves up to 20ft that will be lapping on shore. so please be mindful of that and never turn your back to the ocean. look at this. fog is now

take a look at some temperatures, two degrees in bismarck, it feels like 12 below zero once you factord. houston just 38 degrees but it feels like below freezing. 37 in wilmington. 24 in new york city but it feels like just 13 so you want to dress for the wind chill because that's what the body perceives as the air temperature. as we go you'll see the temperatures not climb very far. 31 in new york city just below freezing but notice in the south where in the 40s, 50s. just 57 in tampa well below normal for this time of year. even 25 degrees below what is typical. that cold air stays in place tomorrow. this is wednesday, 20s and 30s in the northeast. portions of the great lakes area, the cold once again, houston just 46 tomorrow that is 17 degrees below normal and 57 in gainesville. keep them in place as we head towards the weekend as well. we are looking at 32 million people in the southwest looking at wind alert. the national weather service said this is a life-threatening district evolving situation. we will see the wind really picking up to 50, 60, 70 miles per hour. in the highest

looking for highs in the single digits in bismarck, north dakota. tomorrow a high of seven, 16 degrees below average, even louisville will drop down to a high of 37 degrees and then that cold air sticks around minneapolis in the teens, all through the weekend. chicago in the low to mid-20s, even new york, we drop down into the mid and even lower 30s by the time we get into next week. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. metal] [low roar of churning coffee beans] [rattle of barista pouring coffee beans] [grinding noises] [bubbling water] [people softly talking] [whoosh of steam] [trickle of espresso pouring out] [whoosh of espresso settling] [hissing and frothing of milk steaming] [pouring espresso into cup] [sliding coffee on counter] [person sipping their coffee] into the afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds and overall enjoyable day in the low 60s this afternoon down here into the south bay. it will feel just a touch more mild as we get more sunshine. and those numbers in the mid 6

bismarck 16 below. minneapolis seven below. des moines is right there at zero 21 kansas city. oklahoma city 35, dallas 36. even down to atlanta 35. and by this weekend, there will be an arctic plunge doing this. and i mean, it will be brutally cold for many going into this weekend and early next week. we have our own cold here. hollister morgan hill, 28, fairfax, 31, dublin, lafayette, campbell, stanford and healdsburg. all 32. many, many at 32 degrees. frost advisory goes until 9:00 and for good reason. it's darn cold out there, that's for sure. san francisco climate data 5945 is my high low for today. 5847 is the average 29 the record low on this date in 1888. is that the coldest low ever in san francisco? i'm glad you asked. the answer is no. an 1888. on the 14th and 15th of january, the low dropped to 29. but on december 11th, 1932, 27 plus that was a snow day. they had just shy of an inch of rain, an official snow day in the city. so a banner day on december 11th, 1932. that is the coldest low for the city, except for a few high clouds. only people and weather are looking

as you drive and then he lined one year is summer lending on an auto von bismarck's comment that the two things people should never see is making a policy or a sausage because they are disgusting. a lot of different influences come to bear on policy decisions. extracting responsibility will be very different. will be very different. ultimately you need to look very closely at not just decisions presidents made, but asked. there are some problems in our structure. we don't have a way of having one person responsible on the ground. when i am talking to clients sometimes we are the first place where the responsibility for action on the ground comes together. that is the president of the united states. there is no earlier place where the lines of communication process. we have actually mentioned that in my writtenthe lines of commun process. we have actually mentioned that in my written testimony. an experience where we did have a unified chain of command a lower down in the courts. the question may be in some cases, did the delegation for the conduct of a decision carry clarity? was the

um as you delve into that, i think you may find yourself reflecting on otto von bismarck's comment thathe two things people should never allow, you should never allow people to see are the making of policy and sausage because each is disgusting. there are, there are an awful lot of different influences that come to bear on policy decisions and you know, extracting, extracting responsibility is going to be very difficult. i mean, ultimately presidents are responsible and you will need to look very closely at not just the decisions presidents made but the questions they asked in formulating their answers. um i don't have an easy answer to this. there, there are also some problems in our structure. uh you know, we don't have a way of having one person responsible on the ground. we i often tease your question when i'm talking to classes sometimes. where is the first place that the responsibility for action on the ground comes together? the answer of course is the president of the united states. there is no earlier place where the lines of communication cross. um we have had actually i menti

stacy, bismarck, republican line, good morning. stacy?aller: i'm calling in to say i'm optimistic. we are, we currently are under a system of enslavement starting with the federal reserve, which isn't federal at all, it's a private institution that charges us to use money and then to ensure that they get their interest payment on our money, they, they tax us with income tax. the country was not founded on the people being taxed. this is a form of enslavement, when a piece of you is taken away for you to work. i mean, think about it, it's ridiculous. to be taxed for your labor? it is taking a piece of you and enslaving you to pay these people for the privilege of working. the amendment, so trump is talking about taking away taxes on social security, on tips, even hinting at eliminating the entire income tax system, which is a form of enslavement of the american people. we rule, we don't take orders from other people. we are the ones who give the orders. it's about time that we stop this. host: eloise on x says they are optimistic, saying r

stacy, bismarck, republican line, good morning. stacy?ler: i'm calling in to say i'm optimistic. we are, we currently are under a system of enslavement starting with the federal reserve, which isn't federal at all, it's a private institution that charges us to use money and then to ensure that they get their interest payment on our money, they, they tax us with income tax. the country was not founded on the people being taxed. this is a form of enslavement, when a piece of you is taken away for you to work. i mean, think about it, it's ridiculous. to be taxed for your labor? it is taking a piece of you and enslaving you to pay these people for the privilege of working. the amendment, so trump is talking about taking away taxes on social security, on tips, even hinting at eliminating the entire income tax system, which is a form of enslavement of the american people. we rule, we don't take orders from other people. we are the ones who give the orders. it's about time that we stop this. host: eloise on x says they are optimistic, saying rep