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i want to get the national travel delay map in here and you can see over boston, new york and newarkto 93 minutes behind there at la guardia and otherwise other airports are green, which is good to go. our weather back here across the bay area all week long has been about this cold blast dropping down from canada. i still see that staying in the forecast as we roll through saturday and sunday. we're looking at a system off to the south but right now that is just going to continue to give dry weather. so dry conditions, sunshine and remains chilly for this weekend. so as we started off on your sad morning, we're going back down to the freezing mark in the tri-valley at 32 south bay at 35. sweater weather. 33 in the east bay. san francisco 41 and right there through the north bay we're at 32 as well. we'll need to watch out for patchy areas of fog as we have been the past couple mornings especially closer to the central valley. if you're doing a trip on interstate 5 or 99 tomorrow morning, i also really want you to be watching out for that. otherwise, temperatures through tomorrow back

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not as cold through boston, new york and washington, 40s and 50s there. but they will have some flooding, heavy rains back across the east coast. that's going to be the big, big issue here tomorrow. back here across the bay area and california, if you're getting in the car, doing any traveling, dry travel for us friday, saturday, sunday. just watch out for patchy areas of fog. slick roads overnight through the sierra. southern california, some air quality issues, and also that patchy fog. >> next week we get the rain. we'll talk about that later in the program. >> that's right. >>> let's move on now. another big headline tonight, we are talking about sbf. yep, sam bankman-fried, the disgraced crypto ceo has made bail and is coming down. the founder of ftx is on home detention. he'll live at his childhood house at stanford. his parents are stanford professors. this was this morning. the onetime star of the crypto world was arrested in the bahamas last week and arrived in the u.s. late last night. bankman-fried is facing eight counts of fraud, money launder

new york city? >> it is possible yes, for new york and boston, if you are looking for that dusting of snow we mightriday as the storm defarts but really it's a rain story for the 895 corridor i'm sorry to bust the christmas wish. david: a lot of us are wishing for good travel weather. still ahead, miranda devine, kt mcfarland, chad wolf and stephen moore, the 10 a.m. hour of "varney" & company is next. ♪ ♪ . . [laughing and giggling] (woman) hey dad. miss us? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. this season with audi. ♪. david: good morning, everyone, 10:00 even. very christmas

systems merge , meaning a rapidly strengthening storm system will bring all sorts of chaos to new york, bostonington, d.c., new york, philadelphia, all the travel hubs friday. keep those delays in mind. temperatures on the bay area mid-to-upper 30s, low 40s near the water with highs warming up to near or slightly above average. some of the warmer spots topping out in the low 60s. temperatures will warm up even more when the chance of showers, thursday night into friday, comes through. we will see the high saturday and sunday christmas eve and christmas day reaching low to mid 60s on a widespread basis, eating hitting the upper 60s with a better chance of rain heading our way by tuesday next week. we will take a look at the long-range rain outlook at 6:00. >>> let's go to juliet. >>> we are hearing now, new first-hand accounts of people jolted awake by the 6.4 quake . one woman who runs a day care gave us a tour of the damage inside her home and what she says saved her business. also, calls for a recount and a razor thin bay area mayors race. why supporters say they are necessarily trying to ch

storm warnings from pennsylvania through new york up to maine, where they're measuring snow in feet. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour, from new york to boston. rob marciano here again tonight. >>> this evening, the case that centered on this issue -- should parents will held responsible. tonight, the father of the young man suspect in the that deadly

new year! >> reporter: reaching boston and new york just as revelers are ringing in the new year >> all right stephanieosk joins us live tonight from times square. steph, come tomorrow night, the forecast calls for warm, but wet weather for hundreds of thousands expected for the full-scale celebration. >> reporter: yeah, it does, tom. unfortunately, one of the security rules for the crowds here tomorrow night, no umbrellas. but wet clothes doesn't necessarily mean dampened spirits. it should still be a great party. tom? >> you got to really want to be down there. stephanie gosk for us. >>> we turn now to another developing story, the release of former president donald trump's tax returns. republicans are blasting the release as setting a bad precedent while the former president's critics believe new details in them should raise new questions. garrett haake now with what they reveal >> reporter: thousands of pages of donald trump's tax returns show the former president paid relatively little in federal taxes from 2015 through the end of his term, including a zero-dollar federal tax bill in 2020 as his b

new york in towards new england. forecast airport dlas for upstate new york, newark, jfk, laguardia, boston, buffalo, pittsburgh. snow cover if you like a white christmas. it's happening for a lot of areas across the west. the northern plains, upper midwest and, again, interior sections of the northeast. chances of a white christmas unlikely for boston, new york and chicago. minneapolis and denver looking good for santa. and taking a look at the temperature outlook by the way, the coldest air this season start on sunday, arrives next week for much of the workweek. it's going to be cold. i mean really cold, dangerously cold. so that's going to be the headline as we head into travel for next week for christmas. fox weather.com. home for the holidays. they have all your travel needs and delays and weather, if i'm not around on vacation, brian kilmeade, i know you downloaded the app. it's amazing. >> brian: right. i can also text you. >> janice: you can any time. >> brian: put your number up available so the rest of the country can text you too. >> janice: no you can't. >> brian: wbna star brittney griner will celeb

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people who bump into me on sidewalks of these great american cities that we walk around in, boston, new york, washington, d.c., with a phone in one hand and their starbucks lattes in the other hand pay nothing attention, no heed whatsoever so ongoing pedestrians who they walk right into. the idea that they're going to enhance their phony experience instead of the iphone, they'll be wearing these google masks or whatever they call them, vr masks, i don't know, and they are going to be populating city sidewalks elsewhere, i am not up for that. i'm too old for that. i'm not up for it. please, just be normal. >> we're hearing your dial-up modem go off in the background. >> yeah. aol. >> today's rant not brought to you by starbucks. we appreciate their patronage. mike barnicle thanks for that. >>> coming up, ten months into the russian invasion of ukraine there are still little to no signs of peace on the horizon. we'll have the latest on the new attacks overnight as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy makes another push to join the european union. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." turning n

up to boston, new york city will be mild in the mid-50s. a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's happening where you live. guys, it will be soggy here in new york city. whatever you're doing tonight, just saying. >> bring that umbrella. >> going to sleep. >> thank you, danielle. >>> and as we celebrate the life of barbara walters, a look at her groundbreaking daytime talk show "the view," co-host joy behar joining us live just ahead. we'll be right back here on "gma." ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. man: i'm not slowing

eleven american venues were selected, boston, new york, los angeles, san francisco, philadelphia, twoes for the first time, and a pair of mexican cities, mexico city and guadalajara are set to host for the third time with monterey chosen for a second time. time for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lass man for the forecast this prid friday and the weekend. how is it looking? >> we have seen the snow showers lasting in parts of the upper mid west. we are seeing the rain, the snow working through much of the northeastern interior areas, is where we're seeing much of the snow. anywhere from 1 to 2 feet is possible for locations and we'll see buffalo pick up on 8 to 10 inches of snow over the next couple of days. 16 million in the winter weather alerts. beware of that. we see those lasting through the day today, and you can see the additional snowfall amounts, impressive. parts of minnesota receiving over 25 inches of snow. they really don't need anymore. we've got an inch or two still on the way for folks there. into the interior areas, the mountains, the green, white moun

from boston, new york, it may have had manufactured goods.e of these, again, kind of 18-wheelers of the 19th century, bringing goods to or from one part of our coast to another. >> okay. and then what will you do with the remnants of this find? >> that's a great question. a lot of folks ask if we will be digging up the entire shipwreck and putting it on display. it's just prohibitively expensive to try to recover waterlogged timbers that are a few hundred years old that in this case may be 80 to 100 feet long is what people recorded the size of the wreck from what they saw when it was more fully exposed. it would take millions of dollars literally to preserve the timbers. now, if they stay where they are, if they're buried, in the dark, they will last hundreds and hundreds more years. if we are to pull the timbers out, they would begin to dry out. unless we acted fast and got them sub merge indeed a vat of chemicals, we would have to heat the chemicals. you have to do that to preserve the wood. it is really something that is so expensive, the

boston, new york, philly, d.c., all out of it, but that ice warning as well. so going forward in time, we're going to see the snow develop or continue, i should say, across northern pennsylvania, upstate new york, that's going to continue throughout the overnight hours. just a miserable, cold rain for the i-95 corridor, and then that snow will finally lift to the north and get out of here by tomorrow. victor and bianna, but we do have windy and cold conditions across the northeast to new england. >> day after day, this storm system causing more problems, and now it's moved east. jennifer gray, thank you. >>> the biden administration is bracing for a crisis on the border, and just released a plan for when the trump era immigration policy title 42 comes to an end next week. now part of the plan includes sending more resources to the border. also imposing consequences for ill illegal entry. >> but right now, communities across the southern border are already overwhelmed. thousands of migrants are streaming into cities like el paso, texas where resources are alread

i-95 corridor, places like boston, new york, philadelphia, we're mainly going to see rainshowers here. how much snow are we talking about for places like minute minneapolis, places like up, five inches of snowfall. places like chicago likely three to five inches. for those of you who the northeast we will contend with a whole bunch of snow already on the ground. factor in some of the rain in this storm, we could potentially end up seeing flash flooding parts of not only new york state but also new hampshire as well. now the big concern for us is going to be the travel. i know quite a few of you are trying to get the head start especially hearing about this storm. that is going to be moving across the united states. we got nearly 3200 flights right now moving across the country. nearly 2000 delays. so that is nearly one out of every two flights right now that is scheduled seeing some delays. chicago o'hare with 133. over in seattle, sea-tac, 12flights and atlanta experiencing some delays about 121 flights. keep in mind even if your area is not experiencing this winter weather sometimes

heavy snowfall for the great lakes, heavy rain and strong winds along the east coast from boston, new york, down to washington, d.c., and then of course, the bitter cold along with it, too. that's been affecting all the way south to the gulf coast, even down towards florida. temperatures below 0 for areas like a missouri, even down to nashville, tennessee. and of course, the 10 below. plus temperatures we've been seeing elsewhere a little bit further northward makes what we have here at home seem all the better. definitely a mild agreeable forecast for us. some showers up north towards the oregon border. but the rest of california staying nice and mild. we will see some clearing skies later today. we'll tap into more and more sunshine later in the day tomorrow. also expect some hazy sunshine. we saturday and sunday still having those spare the air alerts in effect, but staying dry and staying comfortable enough. monday is when showers get here and they should arrive later in the day. staying with us for much of next week specially into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we do have king tides

heavy storms, heavy rain, thunderstorms, fierce weather in a place like boston, new york behind that.t cold air. you were talking just a messy situation. but as we head through thursday and friday could become what's called a bomb cyclone is this could rapidly intensify as we head in toward the next 24 to 36 hours. that happens. we're talking about major trouble. people trying to get home. all right around the bay area tomorrow we've got 50's 60's for highs. looks like some very nice weather and everybody's going come out here. i think in the coming days with all that weather back east we get into holiday, we're lwoking a lot of sunshine, warmer weather, too. i think there's a sign, though, that next week the whole pattern begins to switch. looks like we could get back to some much wetter weather as we end the year. all right. thank you, lawrence. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is heading to capitol hill tomorrow for a joint meeting with will be the first time that he travels outside of ukraine since the war started earlier tonight, sowinski talked with news nation's chris

similar as we look to boston, new york and washington, d.c. where it's mostly a rain event, but with that really fast-moving arctic air working in as the rain moves out, we could see freezing on the roadways. some of these main roadways that are definitely going to be packed for holiday travel like i-95, i-90 and i-70 could likely be dangerous. it's not all bad news. we'll eventually start to see nicer conditions. if you're in the southwest, that's where it's at over the next couple days. l.a., las vegas, really good conditions there it. we'll still have some trouble with detroit's airport, maybe minneapolis as we get into saturday, but locking ahead to christmas day, things are much nicer. we'll have a white christmas in the high plains and the snow is still talling around the great lakes, but overall, feeling a little on the cold side for some in florida. i think temperatures into the 40s might not be what folks that traveled from the north to the south were expecting when they were heading to florida for kitsch mass, but even still great co

del bella ping nor'easter could bring a foot of snow to new england, boston and new york. >> we're readyng it on. mother nature, keep at it. well back down south, residents left to pick up the pieces after this wicked start to winter. >> meteorologist derek van damme joins us from louisiana. any and acacia how powerful this tornado was? >> yeah, anderson. national weather center service actually came to survey the tornado damage that you see directly over my left shoulder. preliminarily called this an ef2 tornado. get this, that is winds of up to 135 miles per hour. that is equivalent to a category three hurricane. anderson, you are familiar with hurricane katrina. so are the residents of this area. actually approach the gulf coast as a category three, as well. of course, difference here between had a -- hurricane in tornadoes that a hurricane can damage hundreds of miles. tornado is of a localized experience, taking houses more city block by city. black >> this is not the first tornado strike in new orleans area this year. >> yeah, in fact, i was here in march of this year. so, we're ta

as a developing nor'easter could bring over a foot of snow to new england and heavy rain to new york, boston, and other cities. >> we'll be ready for this. new york is ready as we always are. bring it on. mother nature, let's keep at it. >> reporter: strong winds and blizzard conditions already an issue in the upper midwest. >> stay ahead of the snow. we're supposed to be getting a lot more of it. two steps forward, one step back with it still coming down. >> reporter: while back down south, residents left to pick up the pieces after this wicked start to the winter. >> reporter: earlier they surveyed the damage behind me and they found this to be an ef-2 tornado. that's winds up to 135 miles per hour or over 200 kilometers per hour. two tornadoes striking this area within the course of a year, people are wondering if this is their new normal. derek van dam, jefferson parish, louisiana juror at the border. it includes a surge of resources to the border like hundreds of migrant processors and another 2500 contractors and agency workers. ten new temporary so-called soft-sided facilities will in

by the time we get to friday evening, the rain is over boston and new york as the cold air rushes in,ifting of snow in the great lakes. we're a little far away from the storm that gives you the specifics of how many inches, and right now anywhere in white here also has a chance for light snow. we talk about the chance of snow in nashville, northern arkansas, kansas, and these are areas that people are not used to driving in it so that could be troublesome. >> thank you. >> kind of thank you. >> yes. >> all right, everybody. make it a merry christmas or happy holiday, whatever you are celebrating. >>> okay, everybody, is time for elon musk as ceo of twitter ready to end? a poll found a majority of users want him out. plus, the disgraced so-called king of crypto could be back on u.s. soil. the push to get sam bankman-fried back to the u.s. to face fraud charges over his company's collapse. we'll be right back. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan, i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now, i'm managing my diabetes better, and i've low

new york to maine. wind up to 50 miles per hour from new york to boston. and then of course what's right behind this -- the bitter cold on the way for millions league right up to christmas. rob marciano timing this out, and stephanie ramos from syracuse tonight. >> reporter: tonight, rain, wind, and snow pummelling the northeast as that massive storm slowly sweeping across the country finally makes it mark here. this snow-covered road in pennsylvania's bradford county making for a treacherous early morning commute. winter storm warnings in effect across seven states, including new york. here in syracuse, many schools closed for the day, and power is out in much of upstate new york. and it's not over yet for this region. overnight, crews working to repair damaged power and cable lines. for nearly a week, the dangerous storm system impacting much of the u.s. and spawning at least 58 spotornadoes across the sout. in clarke county, mississippi, dozens of homes flattened by a suspected twister. at least four injured. and in st. petersburg, florida, a tornado wi

c, baltimore, philadelphia, new york, boston. those areas are seeing a lot of rain up to about 5 or 6 centimeters and very strong winds in new england gushing upwards of 90 longer per hour. that's high impact up there. and we'll also see a flash freeze tomorrow, which cause major issues in the roadways. off the west on the backside of the system phrygian siberia aries rattling down of our side with temperatures while about about my is 40 or lower celsius, an esque celsius. so very impressive stuff with windshields of minus 50 celsius in between the 2 air mass clash. yes, no, and with the wind up blizzard conditions we travel nightmare for the roughly 110000000 americans that address the 80 kilometer more. that's how it, how dangerous is a wind temperatures drop, that load will, and temperatures get that low as the point where the human body can't really function unless they're inside a shelter. busy so what a big piece of advice we've been getting folks is that if they're driving have an emergency kit in the car, you simply can't

seaboard as a developing nor east core bring over a foot of snow to new england and heavy rain to new york, bostonother cities. >> we'll be ready for this. new york is ready as we always are. but we're bringing it on. mother nature, keep at it. >> strong winds and blizzard conditions already an issue in the upper midwest. >> just stay ahead of the snow. we're -- i think we're supposed to be getting a lot more of it. two steps forward, one step back with it still coming down. >> back down south, residents left to pick up the pieces after this wicked start to winter. >> the national weather service actually surveyed the damage from the tornado directly behind me. and they have preliminarily rated this an ef-2 that, is winds up to 135 miles per hour. with two tornadoes striking this same area within the past year, people here are left wondering if this is their new normal. wolf? >> let's hope it's not. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, new video appears to show a massive explosion in if eastern ukraine. the united states finalizes plans to send a potentially game changing defense system to ukraine

all these places are likely to have delays, new york, dc, boston, philadelphia, chicago, and even atlanta, where they won't get the temptation. it will just be cold and windy . and the wind chill to the middle of the country is going to be way below zero. so if you are headed that direction, make sure to bring extra layers to throw on once you land. we will check our much more tranquil forecast coming up. >> thankful to be living here. >>> preschool could be guaranteed accessible and affordable. the city sex successfully defended measure aa. mayor libby schaaf and her final scheduled news conference today to cheer on the big news. >> oakland's children are our promise. and what we are doing today is ensuring that the next generation of children get off to the strongest start and finish with a degree. >> mayor libby schaaf and educational experts expect the program to be up and running by the end of the decade. >>> the area food banks are relying heavily on your generosity of time and money to help feed families all year long i recently met with a group of students who are proving you can

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to philadelphia, new york to boston. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> also tonight, the deadly earthquake in northern california. the 6.4 quake, the strongest to hit that state in three years. at least two deaths tonight. reports of widespread damage. homes knocked off their foundations. and what we learned today about the warning system. mola lenghi in california tonight. >>> that other major headline late today, sources telling abc news at this hour that ukraine's president zelenskyy is expected to visit washington, d.c. tomorrow. potentially addressing a joint session of congress. his first trip outside ukraine in 300 days. house speaker nancy pelosi urging all members to attend what she calls, quote, a very special focus on democracy. rachel scott with late reporting live from the hill tonight. >>> your health. just before christmas, the triple threat of flu, covid, and rsv creating an unprecedented demand for children's medicine. shortages now being reported in several parts of the country, from colorado to massa

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we'll likely see delays at airports, if not cancellations boston, new york, philly, d.c., detroit, minneapolis feet is possible we could see delays in new york and philly because of the gusty winds especially in the morning. detroit will be seeing the snow. it will create more delays on christmas day, if you are driving around, we will have the white christmas for the great lakes. it will make it tricky on the roads. most of the country for christmas day itself, traveling across the country, it will be cold. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. visibility is improving in dublin but we're seeing that fog, especially closer to castro valley. today our temperatures will reach into the upper 50s there in the east bay, some mid-50s for martinez and much of the north bay while san jose and los gatos will reach 62 degrees. as we go into tonight, spot ti rain moving in, but it clears out for tomorrow. the weekend is looking >> and that's your latest forecast >> all right, dylan. thank you. >>> coming up, a man who faced a reallyly tough statart in lifef turned things around by following one