people didn't believe him then his followers dug up some brass plates in burlington wisconsin just a couple hours north of here . that were like the golden plates that smith uncovered. they were from a guy who was never heard from again. a historical figure who was never heard from again who basically said the great profit is coming and it's going to be in burlington. but i think again, it's easy to laugh what i think at the time that was exciting to dig up something out of the earth that makes sense. >> that touches on something i've been thinking a lot about as we are preparing to have this conversation around the nature of what you are asked to do in order to be thought of in any number of religions or schools of thought. and you say it's easy to laugh about some of the things that the strangites were embracing and yet i'm reflecting on my own upbringing. you're a fallen insert unitarian? >> i don't think unitarians can fall away. >> maybe like built-up library fees. a >> or someone didn't make the coffee. >> the doughnuts had too much chocolate. >> this probably doesn't apply to

what's interesting is this little town of burlington near chicago has many more houses, there's much more evidence of string there. [laughter] i was just kayaking up there with a friend we got off and burlington, we go to the house where he died there is a 25 -- 30-year-old guy out cutting the grass. i sent you living ocs i run this place. i said, do you know about strength? oh man i hear something really weird happened here. like he has no idea. i said to people come by to see it? you owe 110 this buffalo came from new york they're walking around my yard, i might get out of my yard my atv is back there leave it alone. in burlington itself they don't know about strength, i think wearily because strings presents they are much less interested in the way we are much less interested in her grandmother until she dies and then dan, i wish i would've talked to her. here at the funeral service and thought she was pretty interesting. i don't know if that answers your question. in beaver island they are in really interested. >> you got to have a question back there. >> the answer to that is pl

i think in burlington it is not that they don't know about strang. think worriedly because strang's presence they are, they are much less interested in the weight we are much less interested in our grandmother until she dies and that we think dang i wish i would've talked to her. [laughter] were at the funeral service like boys she was prettyd interestin. so i don't know if that answers your question but in beaver island there really interested in strang yes. you want any other questions? >> he has got have a question back there. [laughter] speech of the answer to that is please read the book. [laughter] that is as much as i can say about that topic. [laughter] what i was just about to ask that question. why is the story? >> it's interesting. like a man, i have been a journalist for really my whole life. we came out at the same college newspaper the daily ally at i. it was really a photo place for both of us we were there at slightly different times. for instance was i was there dave : here at the columbine book with there, larry doyle one of the lon

what is interesting is burlington near chicago has many more houses from james strang. there is more evidence of james strang there. they aren't that interested in james strang. i was up there with her friends and got off in burlington, do you want to see that you do we go to the house where james strang died and there's this 25, 30-year-old guy cutting the grass and i said do you live your kick you i rent this place. i said do you know about james strang 2q i heard something weird happened here. he has no idea. people come by to see it, one time this busload came from new york and walking around my yard and i like get out of my yard, my atv is back there. interesting the way we memorialize history. in burlington it's not that they don't know about james strang but because james strang's presence there they are less interested, the way we are less interested in our grandmother until she dies and that i wish i had talked to her. you are at the funeral service and she was pretty interesting. i don't know if that answers your question but in beaver island they are really i

burlington 27 times forward earnings tjx at 22. how does that stack up historically >> historically they've tended to trade higher. for tj and ross into the mid 20s. in years where they're growing their earnings in the high single or lower digit. burlington has a higher growth rate and a longer runway for earnings and margin expansion. so they are all trading at a discount and i think the reason for that is because they faced some pretty severe cost pressures when you think about off price, they do handle the product a lot. it's not as efficient as a full price retailer so because of that, and the fact that they charge lower prices for those goods, it hurts them a little bit more on the gross margin line. that's what we think we'll start to see ease as the year progresses this year, and that's where you'll see some of the really nice earnings up side opportunity. >> very interesting. so let's expand it a little bit. maybe to the rest of your coverage universe. what about the rest of retail as we enter 2022? is this going to be a ye

. >> reporter: katelyn is a meteorologist for nbc 5 in burlington. her husband leaf is a biathlete.e'd be in beijing for the olympics. >> sacrifices are just a huge part of an athlete's life. and i think if two people can do this, leaf and i are those two people. >> reporter: together they decided leaf wouldn't give up on his olympic dream, so on sunday night as katelyn labored in burlington, leaf joined by video in beijing to welcome 7 pound 3 asstrid into the world. leaf competed in had his first race today admitting afterwards his mind was a little more focused on baby than biathlon. >> i was just thinking about my family in the warm up. >> how badly do you want to jump through the screen right now? >> obviously i wish i could be there but it'll be another week and a half or so and then we can start the rest of our lives together. >> reporter: what a start it's already been. steve patterson, nbc news, beijing. >> and we're happy for all of them. tonight's prime time coverage of the olympics begins at 8:00 eastern time here on nbc. that's "nightly news" for >>> right now at 4:00,

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you ah ah, this is, did we news life from burlington sounding the alarm us president job i and expects russia to invade ukraine within days. moscow hits back saying it once, all us forces out of central and eastern europe, also coming up security and the sa help france withdraws counter terrorism forces from molly and in tears russian. teen figure skater, familiar finishes 4th. at the winter olympics, she was at the center of a doping scandal but to take gold. ah, am lylark, thank you so much for your company. the united states has dramatically raised the stakes in the crisis over ukraine. president joe barton accuses moscow of misleading the world. he rejects russia's claim that it's pulling back its forces from the ukrainian border, accusing the kremlin of doing the opposite by actually sending in more troops. russia is pressing its own security demand saying it wants all us forces out of the region. otherwise it could respond militarily. president bind, says the threats of a russian invasion is very likely and could come within days. a number one, number 2. we believe that they are,

host: next call is donald, democrat in burlington, new jersey.uld you like to say to congressman blumenauer? caller: good morning. i cannot even begin to imagine what it must've been like in the capitol that day. i am calling because i feel there is a lot of hate right now going on in congress, the senate, and especially fans of certain television network, fox. that's because it is no longer about facts, it is about opinions. these people just read the teleprompter and they believe every word they say. because of that people have started to get more and more hateful and they don't want to cooperate. if you listen to the call they say, we have to get rid of pelosi, we have to get rid of who ever. we need to work together. as far as masks are concerned they work. a republican called yesterday and said they work. that is all i have to say. please stop watching fox. guest: i think your caller is right and opportunities to work together. that is one of the reasons i am encouraged about being able to take the more popular elements that have been advanc

columbus, ohio and as we move into the northeast, new england, bangor, up to a foot and the same with burlington. binghamton, picking up about 3 to 6 inches of snow and cleveland looking at about 10 inches it moves out saturday but the damage will be done. >> al, thank you, sir. >>> the crisis in ukraine is escalating this evening, with president biden sending several thousand troops to eastern europe as new satellite images show russia's continued military buildup along the border kristen welker is at the white house with more. >> reporter: tonight in a show of force, president biden deploying 3,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe with fears escalating russia could invade ukraine the pentagon saying 1,000 soldiers in germany will be deployed to romania, and 2,000 troops from fort bragg in north carolina will go to poland and germany. 8,500 u.s. troops had been already placed on high alert with over 100,000 russian troops amassed along the ukrainian border new satellite imagery tonight appearing to show those forces growing. >> we do not know if russia has made a final decision to further invade u

-95 corridor, could see a foot of snow in some spots especially in boston we could see 8 to 12, burlington, 6 to 12, albany 8 to 12 also looking at a very tricky situation in the middle of pennsylvania state college down to northern west virginia where we could see some power outages, some very trickyld as we were i days all right, guys, so we have that winter storm we're watching but looking at a quieter weekend we'll look at that coming up >> that sounds like excellent news >>> a black woman could soon make history as a member of the nation's highest court two sources have confirmed to nbc news president joe biden has decided on his supreme court nominee. as a presidential candidate he pledged to nominate a black woman to the supreme court for the first time in u.s. history the opportunity came when justice steven breyer announced he'd be step down at the end of the current supreme court term earlier this week two sources said the president interviewed three finalists. >> quite the busy news day ahead we'll go live to london for a look where global markets will head today. >>> and up nex

his wife is actually a meteorologist at the nbc affiliate in burlington, vermont. >> ahead at 5:00, janelleeijing with a full report on how the bay area athletes are doing in the competition. >>> we've got a live look at sofi stadium in los angeles. super bowl lvi is now just four days away. one guy at sunday's game will be exactly where he's been for all 55 other super bowls, right there on the field. george thoma has been called a lot of things, but he's done one thing to make sure the field is set for game day. one thing he's changed a lot is the budget. in the first super bowl, the nfl gave him less than $1,000 to work with. this sunday, it's closer to $750,000. no weeds there. super bowl lvi airs right here on nbc bay area. kickoff is at 3:30 and our olympics coverage begins at 7:45. we'll make sure you catch nbc bay area news at 9:00 before we head back to more olympics coverage at 9:30. sunday will be busy but fun. >>> 4:58 right now. you're feeling pain at the pump lately. still to come on "today in the bay," gas prices are on the rise. we've got team coverage on the rising inflatio

ah ah ah ah, this is news light from burlington german chancellor, olaf shorts calls for an urgent de escalation to avert war in ukraine after face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. shaw says diplomacy is far from exhausted and lasting security in europe is only possible with russia couldn't signals his country is open to more talks also coming up big air at the beijing winter olympics. we'll take a look at the dairy devils who took home metals after the last of the women's snow .

i'm pretty sure burlington coat factory. entire business model is just stealing jackets for macy's and then selling them for half off while telling people the spot where the security tag was cut out is just a ventilation whole. besides america is based on death. bill gates stole windows operating system from xerox. robin thick stole his head song for marvin gaye, denis leary stole his entire persona from bill. hex. jeff bezos stole his workers lives, and we all know deep impact was just arm again with morgan freeman playing live tyler's role. he's in war. her brawl theft is fine. as long as you're rich, powerful and probably white. if you're poor, you can still, you'll serve life for taking a jacket, you'll get a decade for a big back. but if you're rich, you can steal whole countries. just look at why we said hi, good to meet, you were white and we made your islands to even out the number of stars on our flag . don't worry, we'll bring you big lots. we'll bring you big lots, man, this is infuriating. you can only steal is country if you're rich, you can only get health insurance. if y

this is, did we news alive from burlington sounding the alarm u. s. president. job i and expects russia to invade ukraine within days. moscow, his back saying it once, all us forces out of central and eastern europe, also coming up. security in this a hell france withdraws counter terrorism forces from molly and in tears russian, teen figure skater.

we've got 43 million of us from albuquerque to burlington looking at winter weather alerts.vy rain stretching from springfield, missouri, all the way up into new england. and as you mentioned, we've got severe weather to talk about. 20 million people at risk, tornados possibly, especially in this enhanced area from nashville, memphis, down to birmingham and jacksonville, and a little further to the north and south as well. we're looking at these showers and thunderstorms already firing up, and then you can see the heavy snow now making its way into kansas into parts of missouri, down into northern oklahoma. we are looking for this rain to be really heavy at times, some places picking up 1 to 3 inches, especially from southern missouri on into central ohio. icing conditions along the front from tupper lake all the way down to springfield and quincy illinois, we're going to be watching that closely, and again, a band of heavier snow, wichita 4 to 8 inches of snow, chicago 1 to 4, detroit 5 to 9 inches. buffalo about 3 to 5 inches, guys. >>> all right, al, thank you. this morni

[000:00:00;00] ah, ah ah, this is where we news live from burlington german chance olaf short's calls for an urgent de escalation to avert war in ukraine after a face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. shaw says diplomacy is far from exhausted and lasting. security in europe is only possible with russia put in signals. his country is open to more talks also coming up big air at the beijing winter olympics. we'll take a look at the dairy devils who took home metals after the last of the women's snowboarding events, and an omar's 2 french actress. he's a very fair, but we'll get a life time achievement award at the berlin film festival. we'll take a look at her 5 decades in the movie. ah, i'm like thank you so much for joining us. we open our broadcast, which shaw says shuttle diplomacy just a day after german chancellor help talks with ukraine's present for latimer zalinski in keith. he's now met with vladimir putin in moscow. schwartz was facing criticism back home for his tight lipped response to the growing threat of a russian military attack on ukraine. but the

[000:00:00;00] with the w news like from burlington world wide condemnation of the escalation of the crisis in ukraine, germany stops the gnawed stream to gas pipeline, following russia's recognition of separatist territories in east and ukraine. west is also imposing a rafter by the sanctions that'd be uprooted, says the russian president in. den that's going to hands is a peacekeeping mission. west this message, the claimant announces wide ranging sanctions. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. arrested escalation of the crisis over ukraine has brought a flood of condemnation from western leaders. president putin's decision to recognize, to break away regions of easton, ukraine is independent states of prompted to wave a punitive for sanctions. the toughest at this stage is likely to be germany halting the key nord stream to gas, a pipeline project. the and the see a pipeline brings the russian gas to europe. it has been built and has been built, but need it still needs. germany's go ahead. german chancellor left shalt says to process the process at 2, excuse me very the tough

that's why i say that strange district went from burlington to fayetteville that is the way it was producedwith every democrat and african-american they could find any strangely shapedes district. and it was a big challenge to represent that territory better big political change in the dynamic of the district was a concern about what was going on with him rather than me being a swing seat that would always be retargeted by the republicans. >> the supreme court plays a role in all of this you talk a little bit in the book about citizens united and the impact that had in dark money and unlimited amounts of money. you also talk about the decision to dismiss comprehensive data suggested by the reauthorization on the preclearance requirements of the voting rights act and striking that dan on that argument a lot of african-americans are elected to public life and the third one is from the supreme court that we cannot have anything to do with this bias and the fact that one party pivots itself to its own advantage but it seems those three developments in the supreme court made our elections a lot

look how warm for burlington, washington, nashville up to rapid city looking much warmer but then boom drop the hammer again by the weekend, temperatures in the 20s in chicago 30s in philadelphia. but you want some warmth go west young man or woman because we're talking heat advisories from malibu to temecula mission viejo. possible records today from los angeles, fresno. phoenix tomorrow more of the same and going into the weekend, more warm weather. in fact the next half hour or the next hour we're going take a look at what this means for the super bowl could be one of the warmest ever but first your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. hey, it's mindy! downloading a movie up to 10 times faster than before. oh, is that the one where the mom becomes a... (mindy) yep! oh, iew it! the one where the mom becomes a... let's work offsite. public waster and safer. and what's this? 5g internet for your home and business? just plug and play. see ya cable! 5g ultra wideband is now in more and more places. verizon is going ultra, so you can too. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. t

>> that's why i say that strange district from went from burlington to fayetteville, that's the way it was produced, it was a packed district with every democrat, every african-american they could find in a very strangely shaped district and that's -- it was a big challenge just to represent all of that new territory, but it was a big political change in that the dynamic of the district was mainly a concern what was going on with the democratic party, rather than being a swing seat that was always going to be targeted by the republicans. >> and putting on your political science hat for a minute, the supreme court, you talked in the book about citizen's united and the impact that that had in dark money and unlimited amounts of money and you also talk about the decision to dismiss very comprehensive data produced by the congress to justify the reauthorization of the requirements to the voting rights act and striking that down on the rather simplistic argument that a lot of african-americans covering-- and the third one of the supreme court that we can't have anything to do with overturni

>> that's why i say that strange district that went from burlington to fayetteville, that was the way it was produced. it was a past district with every democrat, every african-american they could find in a very strangely shaped district . and that was a big challenge just to represent all that new territory but it was a big political change and the dynamic of the district was mainly concerned about what was going on with the democratic party rather than needing a swing seat that was always going to betargeted by the republicans .>> on your political science at for a minute the supreme court of the united statesplays a role in all of this .you talking about citizens united and the impact that have in dark money and in unlimited amounts of money. you also talk about the decision to dismiss very thorough comprehensive data produced by the congress to justify the reauthorization of the plea clearance requirements of the voting rights act and striking back down on the rather sadistic argument that a lot of african-americans are elected to public life and we don't need them anymore and i g

here in vermont and some areas of new york more than a foot of snow has already fallen in burlington,mont. katie byrne, fox weather taking a live look at sfo this friday night. that is where 41 flights were canceled. today though, it's not clear if the winter storm or covid is behind the cancelations. there were 13 flights canceled out of mineta, san jose international and four cancelations at oakland international airport. all these for bari airports. typically, we're talking about fog to add to those delays, but we have lots of clear skies for today here in the bay area, and this weekend will continue to be dry . taking a look. at the national perspective. you can see where the rain line is right now moving out toward the eastern seaboard, but some very cold temperatures out toward houston and dallas right now. dallas 28 degrees out across the west. it is very quiet with a little bit of some rainfall is up in the pacific northwest for tonight, highest from today, another mild day almost felt spring like once again after the cold start the morning lots of sixties this afternoon and n

here in vermont and some areas of new york more than a foot of snow has already fallen in burlington, vermont. katie byrne, fox weather. taking a live look at sfo. now this friday evening. this is where 43 flights were canceled today. it's not clear, though, if the winter storm or covid is behind the cancelations. there were 13 flights canceled out at mineta san jose international airport and four cancelations at oakland international airport. around the bay area this afternoon. mild conditions after a chilly start, we'll see a near repeat for your bay area saturday before things warm up, giving you a look here. across the oakland estuary towards san francisco. we have just a few mid and high level clouds you can see there and we are going to continue with the partly cloudy skies as we get into the evening hours tomorrow morning, perhaps a little bit of patchy fog 15 to 20 minutes or so until the official sunset. we have some beautiful colors in the sky air quality around the region good to moderate today and this will continue to be the case as well. windsor generally light around th

that's that's why i say the that that strange district that went from burlington to fayetteville. that was the way it was produced. it was a patch district with every democrat every african-american they could find in a in a very strangely shaped district and that it was a it was a big challenge just to represent all that new territory, but it was a big political change in that the dynamic of the district. it was mainly a concern about what was going on within the democratic. putting on your political science hat for a minute. the supreme court of the united states plays a role in all of this two, doesn't it? you talk a little bit in the book about citizen united and the impact that had in in dark money and in unlimited amounts of money. you also talk about the roberts decision to dismiss very thorough comprehensive data produced by the congress to justify the reauthorization of the pre-clearance requirements the voting rights act and striking that down on the rather simplistic argument that well a lot of african-american are elected to public life. we don't need it anymore. and i

old farmer's almanac is in this small town called dublin new hampshire and emily post is up in burlington vermont. and then the the betty crocker's publications in some way and so i got to meet for instance of the betty crocker's. um, do you have opportunity or are you to do well i um, yes, and and they really comes out in two different ways what there's a number of sort of what i would call academic articles that i've published through an academic journals like the dictionary society of north america's journal called dictionaries, and i've published a number of articles there and book things like book reviews surveys of french french references, and i'm something i'm very proud of fairly recently from the oxford university, press a chapter on the revision of webster's dictionary in 1864 that which was research that i undertook along with my my former boss and retired merriam webster president, john morris because we it's an interesting point and it's i think it's worth saying out loud that to have a job as an editor at marion webster. you don't actually have to know anything about noah w

ten to as much as 30° colder right now, up in burlington, vermont.e of february all of a sudden. another clipper system across the great lakes, weakens as it moves through the northeast but some snow squalls tomorrow morning, places like pennsylvania and upstate new york. shannon. >> we know you are tracking it around the clock, including the fox weather app. thank you so much, ian. bill. >> back to one of the top stories, canadian police now arresting freedom convoy protestors in ottawa. some demonstrators still refusing to leave until all the vaccine mandates and restrictions are lifted in canada. joe, thanks for coming back here, we have spoken many times over the past two weeks. listen to tammy giuliani, she owns a little shop and she was outed and you can just get the sense from her about what she's going through there. >> we have been called terrorists for the first 60, 36 hours we were inundated with hatred, threats of violence, people threatened our team on the phone telling them we are coming to get you. we are going to throw bricks through

and snow, chicago, detroit, boston and burlington. here is the way we see this happening.oday heavy bands of snow in the rockies. the plains have risk for power outages, difficult travel because of the ice. tomorrow a flood threat continues in the tennessee river valley, light, moderate snow through the great lakes to detroit, into buffalo on friday. heavy snow likely for new england. freezing rain and sleet for the interior northeast. but snow is a possibility. we're looking for heavy rain and flooding. rivers, streams already running high. more heavy rain for the mid mississippi, tennessee river valleys. icing conditions from interior upstate new york, upwards of half an inch of ice through parts of arkansas and ice down to dallas and austin. and the snow. we're looking at mid western hazardous conditions in the afternoon. the heaviest snow by the time we get into friday evening is going to be upstate new york, new england, anywhere from 6-9 inches of snow. but as you of snow but as you look to the south, this line t freezing snow line down here, new york could see 3-5 i

it's single largest position obviously, they also have burlington northern as a stand alone company.and gas. >> yeah. but, remember, it pipes. but those businesses have seemingly the stocks have traded up and geico. >> berkshire had a good year in the stock market, though now, by the way, he likes this stock. basically during the quarter bought back as much a stock worth almost exactly what they earned you know, $27 billion, $27 billion. something along those lines. they still have $144 billion in cash we've been talking if afor a log time why buffett hasn't done the deal he capabilitied not finding a lot that excites him now. >> why as apple's multiple expands, why does he sell it >> i don't know. >> maybe it's taxes. i doubt that. >> i don't know. >> i'm watching a lot of stocks, david, too well. versus what we thought would happen and, again, i think that's because you have companies that do not have much to do with the small economy of russia but the panic that seems to be in the air is not -- >> yeah. >> it's rather small the state of texas has a bigger economy than russia, i be

host: next call is donald, democrat in burlington, new jersey.d you like to say to congressman blumenauer? caller: good morning. i cannot even begin to imagine what it must've been like in the capitol that day. i am calling because i feel there is a lot of hate right now going on in congress, the senate, and especially fans of certain television network, fox. that's because it is no longer about facts, it is about opinions. these people just read the teleprompter and they believe every word they say. because of that people have started to get more and more hateful and they don't want to cooperate. if you listen to the call they say, we have to get rid of pelosi, we have to get rid of who ever. we need to work together. as far as masks are concerned they work. a republican called yesterday and said they work. that is all i have to say. please stop watching fox. guest: i think your caller is right and opportunities to work together. that is one of the reasons i am encouraged about being able to take the more popular elements that have been advanced

he turned burlington around.s story margaret jenkins, incredible operator served on the board of pbh, grand marketing for denny's. i think the problem is they're 2 of 14. and i think most people when they hear 14 directors take a step back. that's an unusually amount of board directors. that speaks to a board that is likely dysfunctional it's hard to have an impact when you're 2 of 14 people, brought in from the outside, and my belief is they were listening to tom and margt, the company would have had a lot different of a year, and unfortunately, my belief is they have been sidelined and really haven't been able to have much impact. >> who wuyour thinking of if not specifically, at least in broad strokes, for potential nominees? it's my understanding the window closes for nominations on valentine's day, is that right, february 14th? very romantic. >> actually next friday, a week from today >> the 11th. who are you thinking of then >> we only have a couple days. i think it would be premature for us to list those n

we're looking generally at about six to 12 inches of snow for burlington, the mountains of vermont could see 18 inches. icing continues. big problems this morning. and we're going to have airport delays boston, new york, newark, baltimore, washington, and the roads, i-90, i-87 and i-95, all are a real mess. we're going to get your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have freezing temperatures, very cold air, especially for our inland valleys, we've dropped down to 25 in fairfield. we're in the upper 20s in the north bay. but then take a look at our afternoon. it's going to be nice. reaching the low 60s, especially compared to the start of the morning. and we do continue to warm up over the next few days with upper 60s, watching for rain chances by the middle of next week. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, alec baldwin's cryptic online messages in the wake of the interview with hoda's message with matt hutchins and hutchins anger for the actor failing to take responsibility. >>> a high-t

temperatures going through the weekend into the beginning of next week teens and twenties in cleveland, burlingtony the teens there. new york city, 26 on monday. windchills much colder and into the mid-o 40s into the st. louis. your local forecast coming up in the next thirty seconds. pv . live translate speaks your language and hers. it's the phone that understands we're all different. google pixel 6. for all you are. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our record high temperatures and what we're expecting today. here's the forecast, looking at upper 70s. but the record is 81 for santa rosa. concord will be close, but i don't think we'll set any records there. but we may set a new record today in oakland for the third straight day, with well above normal temperatures that continue into the weekend. on valentine's day into next week, we'll see temperatures dropping significantly. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right al. thank you. >> we were talking about this. >> just planning the menu. okay it's the final countdown to super bowl sunday. th

donald is a democrat in burlington, new jersey. what would you like to say to congressman blumenauer? >> caller: good morning, congressman. i can't even begin to imagine what it must have been like in the capitol that day. i'm calling because i feel that there's a lot of hate right now going on in the congress, the senate, and especially with fans of a certain television network, fox, and that's because it is no longer about facts. it's about opinions. and these people just read a teleprompter and they believe every word they say. and because of that, people have started to get more and more hateful and they don't want to cooperate. if you listen to the calls, they say, we've got to get rid of pelosi, we've got to get rid of whoever. we need to work together. as far as masks are concerned, they work. i had a republican that i heard call yesterday. he said that it worked. so again, we need to work together. that's really all i have to say. please stop watching fox. >> i think your caller is right in terms of opportunities to work to

louis, 4 to 8 inches columbus, we move to the east. 8 to 12 more inches possible in buffalo, burlington real mess over the next 24 hours. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> breaking news this morning, president biden has announced a u.s. special forces raid inside syria has taken out a top leader of isis. "today's" senior international correspondent keir simmons joins us with details. good morning. keir, can you hear me? >>> good morning, president biden announcing that the leader of isis has been taken off the battlefield after an overnight special forces operation. pictures show a house with debris and military equipment strewn around. a two hour ground assault with helicopter support and clashes again u.s. force ands local fighters. the president says he detonated a bomb that killed him and members of his family. he described that as cowardly in his statement a short while ago. they carried out the operation to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. >> witnesses and social media saying loud speakers were used urging women and children to leave the area. a uk gr

finally, burlington stores down along with tj x. t.j.in the holiday quarter you had omicron so people didn't do that as much. dave: i laugh because i love those treasure hunt with you get $.50 off it makes your day. thank you very much. the crisis in ukraine threatening europe's oil supply. i am wondering, i have heard about energy supply shortages for the past couple months in europe and i wonder how much of those shortages have to do with reliance on the green energy solution. >> a part of the reason, europe says we don't want fracking so what are you left with except solar and wind doesn't work, you need gas and you get the gas from vladimir putin. dave: it can be said the green agenda has been good for putin. >> it shows when people say solar and wind is ready to take over. it is great when the wind is blowing and the sun is shining but when it is not, batteries energy supply and after that you need fossil fuels, nuclear, gas and without fracking you buy a lot of it from vladimir putin. dave: not all fossil fuels are created equal, s

minus 1 in albany and mine news 4 in burlington.f this next storm system. we are tracking not only today but through wednesday and thursday. all sorts of weather. so we have the potential for heavy snow. where we have issue with the alerts from the rockies all the way up towards the great lakes. that pica kansas maybe a foot or more of snow. severe weather outbreak anticipated for parts of the southern plains in towards the mississippi river valley. that means the potential for large hail, damaging winds, even isolated tornadoes and those temperatures are going to come down as well as that next cold front moves through. also high fire danger today from the southwest through the southern plains. we'll keep you up to date with fox weather,. back to you. steve: you have all sorts of stuff ton that map today. >> janice: keeping us in business. >> steve: straight ahead, a philadelphia firefighters union doubles down in defiance of the city's vaccine mandates. their message for filly leaders as they take their fight to court. plus, one le