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it was so cold today all the pardoned january 6th rioters stormed a burlington coat factory. [ laughternwhile, the south is getting a once in a lifetime winter storm that's dumping record levels of snowow. apparently it was so cold in florida, the entire state shriveled up into georgia. [ laughter ] yeah, florida got several inches of snow. they actually have plows in florida, but they usually save them for when everyone passes out in miami during spring break. [ laughter ] yep, people in north florida have never seen this much snow, while everyone in miami is like, "we have." [ sniffs ] [ laughter ] "this is nothin', man." meanwhile, in houston, there was actually a guy cross-country skiing. take a look at this. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] guy was like, "see, honey, i told you it was worth keeping these skis in our house for 40 years." [ laughter ] meanwhile, today in new york city, it was just 8 degrees. and here to talk about it is the guy who even wears shorts in the winter. thanksks for joing us, sir. >> thanks for having me, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. well, today

right now it's around the great lakes, and then into buffalo and burlington, vermont.ind this, much colder air and accumulations between an inch and five inches of snow. while it is cold and snow across the northern tier it is s hot, least flirting with record temperatures in the deep south and midwest. in the 60s this afternoon around the mid atlantic. 71 in wichita, take advantage of it. much colder air filters in tomorrow. and that's what's happening around the country. so, if you live in the deep south, take advantage of the 80s, frances, back to you. >>> coming up, the big winners from the 2025 grammy awards. the vsma trading superstar luka doncic to the lakers. his message to dallas fans. ♪ this is not just 1-hour delivery. ♪ this is fast relief... ...for those who can't take a time out. walgreens. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. i forgot to wash my work shirt

falling from green bay into the northern michigan and then eventually from buffalo all the way into burlington, vermont. behind that front much colder air. as far as snfall amounts, additional snowfall accumulation, 1-5 inches possible. it's warm south with temperatures near record high in san antonio, 80 degrees. tulsa, 76. and ev 60s across the ohio river valley. 71 in wichita. 66 in colorado springs under mostly sunny skies. frances, back to you. >> okay. denise, thank you. >>> coming up, the biggest names in music shine at the grammys, and the nba shocker that left fans secespehls. luka doncic traded to the lakers for anthony davis. ither. ♪ this is not just 1-hour delivery. ♪ this is fast relief... ...for those who can't take a time out. walgreens. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. i forgot to wash my work shirt. just wear it again! i added unstopables with odor blocker and it keeps our

learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect >> we go now to bernie sanders from burlington, vermontmorning to you, senator. very quickly, to you have a sense of the impact of these tariffs on your state? >> well, it's going to be very severe. but this is not the only thing that worries me. margaret, we are living in an unprecedented moment in american history. we are looking at a rapid growth of oligarchy. we are looking at a rapid growth of authoritarianism. i fear we are looking at kleptocracy as well. and i am going to do everything i can to work with my supporters all over this country to stand up and fight back to make sure we have an economy that works for everybody, not just elon musk, and that we maintain american democracy. >> senator, i am have to ask you what you mean on the other side of this commercial break because i have to take it. stay with us. we hope all of you will as well. >> cbs sports celebrates black history month if. >> the pbr returns to california's capital for a teams clash that will determine who gets to lay down the law inside the golden one center. the

afternoon, as a front moves through, we could get some more snow from buffalo all the way into burlington, vermont. behind this front, some arctic air also moves in. as far as snowfall amounts, anywhere between 1 to 5 inches of snow possible over the next 24 hours. and, while it's snowy and cold in the northern tier, it's a different story in the south, where we are flirting with record temperatures, highs today in san antonio 80 degrees. 76 in tulsa. so temperatures are running 20-30 degrees above average. and an atmospheric river continues to impact the west, where we could be seeing anywhere between 5 to 7 warm ac country, with highs in the 70s, but snow is falling around the upper midwest, and that eventually will move into the middle of the country wednesday. frances? back to you. >> okay, denise, thank you. >>> despite what we hear from our meteorologist, punxsutawney phil caught sight of his shadow, meaning six more weeks of wiome. phil has predicted a longer winter far more often that are an early spring. but here's the thing, he's right less than half of the time. >>> still to co

and i would say not far behind them would be burlington as well. tj is more is more of a higher end consumer. so i wouldn't i wouldn't throw them in that bucket. but those two for sure are going to get questioned on that. >> you're also looking at burlington. is that right. >> correct. i think ross is kind of by far number one. i would say number two would be rlington. when we rank order the potential guys, that might might be the most impacted. >> yeah. and it's early. a lot of this is speculation. but have you heard anything directly from those companies. or can we see there's no kind of weekly sales figures or anything like that to track is there? >> there's not. and like i said, the retailers are going to start reporting next week. so we'll get some information there. but look, broadly speaking the problem is retail trends are slowing down. the last 3 to 4 weeks have been very choppy february a month to date. foot traffic is the worst we've seen in a year. so i think the question we have to ask ourselves is what exactly is driving this? is this

haris comes to us as a graduate of burlington high school. when he was there, he didn't just take traditional courses. he also did the computer science through a career pathway. it's one of the programs we've brought over 100 high schools in massachusetts. these programs partner with local employers and in fields from biotechnology, clean energy. as a senior, haris did a capstone project with an industry mentor nearby. he built an app for a local sneaker store called courtside kicks. now he's a freshman at umass lowell doing a degree in software engineering and managing the sneaker store part-time. he is working hard and building great experience. [applause] somebody had to get more applause than max. that is a real program and i want parents out there to understand what is going on. not only can your kids go to high school and take courses at a nearby community college and get credits toward an advanced degree, but we have programs like career innovation pathways, where they can be on their way to learning skills and to working while gaining

rain has stopped, residents still face the threat of rock and mud slides in some areas fox 38 in burlingtonrth to remove a painting outside his shop. sean young testified in court today saying the new hampshire town violated his family rights. conway officials say the 90 square foot sign is four times bigger than local sign code allows. and this is a live look at detroit, from fox 2 one of the big stories there tonight, a michigan judge hopes shoplifter also clean up their act. began issuing punishments for walmart shoplifters to wash cars in a parking lot. he believes 75 to 100 people will be sentenced to clean at weekend events in march and april. just some of the other stories beyond our borders and that's live outside our beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i fought the law and the law won ♪ you never want to lose your edge. and the lexus rx completely understands that. (♪) ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source o

this as the evening progresses as well as into the early morning hours for now reporting here in burlington, jack moment, kron 4 news. >> ok, jack, thank you. and i know we'll be checking back in with you a little later. thank you, jack. police in concord say a suspect in an attempted armed robbery died from gunshot wounds. last night happened at concord convenience store on willow pass road kron four's lindsey ford to talk to neighbors and that area. >> yeah, police last night and as going to come out and i thought it just wreck because they keep brecon here on on it was in a car wreck that woke neighbors up friday night. >> but in attempted robbery at a convenience store that into the robbery suspect dead at 11, 30 concord. police say the suspect armed with a shotgun was forcing an employee to open the store's safe. while this was going on. another employee fired their weapon at the suspect. allen, who lives across the street from the store says he wasn't shocked because he says crime has risen everywhere, but it still hits home. >> very safe neighborhood. everybody pretty much knows each

the these protests were all over city hall in burlington, vermont today. look at that.er vista. there were protests in tucson, arizona and ellsworth, maine. portland, oregon. hartford, connecticut. people turned up in chicago, illinois, today in winter haven, florida. there was a huge protest today in new york city, in union square. look at that lower left hand side there. new york, new york, also a big turnout in saint paul, minnesota, where the high temperature today was four degrees. this gentleman getting right to the point in saint paul freezing my bleep off for democracy. this was the state house in annapolis, maryland today. hundreds of maryland residents showing up to protest the white house, including maryland u.s. senator chris van hollen, who was there in person today to rally with his constituents. senator chris van hollen joins us live here next. stay with us. >> hourly amazon employees earn >> hourly amazon employees earn an average of over hey we're going big tonight let's go safety whoa! should i call mom? no, no don't tell your mother anything here's to

it's done in new york city but in portld, burlington they are still getting some snow and expected to be a lake effect later this afternoon. most of the snow should be pushed out later today as low pressure continues throughout the country, but there is another storm on its way starting tomorrow in the plains and by tuesday evening we could be seeing some heavy snow stretch across the ohio valley and into the mid-atlantic, even places like d.c. and philly could get a bit of rain. so, joe, hope folks can stay warm, stay safe and off these roads. there is a bit of ice out here. and maybe enjoy the big game tonight at home. >> yeah, at least there's something to do later today so look at the bright side there. maya, thank you so much. we are looking at. still a dark but clear sky over walnut creek and calm winds putting us in danger of those freezing numbers. this morning we see the east bay, most of the santa clara valley, and up into the north bay in that freeze warning purple color. if you are along the east bay shoreline and parts of the peninsula frost advisory. as those n numbers d

afternoon and evening, that snow due to a cold front will transition over from buffalo all the way into burlingtonr expected across the northeast. snowfall accumulations from now through tuesday, anywhere between 1 to 5in of snow. and while it's snowy and cold in the northern tier, a completely different story in the south, where we're flirting with record highs. today's high expected to be 79. in shreveport. that will tie the previous record of 79 wichita falls. you could break your record of 81 with your forecasted high of 83. while in denver, we'll be tying the record high of 70. and while it's hot, or at least warm in the deep south, we are tracking rain and snow in the west, where we do have 8 million people affected under a flash flood watch, we could get anywhere between 5 to 7in of rain. this could yield to at least some mudslides as well. chico, redding and even santa rosa being the big ones here. and over across the mountains, we're tracking 12 to 18in of snow. and locally some mountains in california getting 36in. so avalanches are possible. so the atmospheric river will continue to dom

. >> been posted from burlington to.d to boston. >> all the way down to baltimore, where 60. >> million americans are under the. >> impact of. >> those winds 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts. >> jose. >> and fortunately. >> even though yesterday's. >> storm brought snow and ice. >> because of the winds today, it's very possible we have more power outages today. >> was that. >> kevin wooten? thank you so very much. appreciate it. up next, taxpayer identification numbers, retirement account information. the information sensitive information at the irs. the doge is expected to seek access to and why. and later, president trump takes his bid to overhaul the government bid to overhaul the government to the nation's highest court. when emergency strikes, first responders rely on the latest technology. that's why t-mobile created t-priority built for the 5g era. only t-priority dynamically dedicates more capacity for first responders. >> and look at the difference. >> my eyes look brighter and whiter. whiter. >> for up to. eight ho

, on friday, he actually did something extraordinarily unusual, which is say that covington and burlingtonand jack smith should save their records. he actually announced this theoretical investigation that his office might be conducting, you know, 72 hours less than 72 hours before donald trump named him to that permanent position. you know, i reached out to ed martin to ask whether he had any direct conversations with the president about that investigation and potential investigation into jack smith, and he has not responded. but i think that sort of the framing and the attitude and the public messaging that i think he's really trying to send out here, katie, even though within the within the us attorney's office, it's been pretty, you know, brutal for a lot of people who work within it. >> yeah. ryan riley, thank you very much. appreciate it. and hundreds of employees at the cdc have now been let go, including so-called disease detectors. the folks at the agency who monitor and warn about spreading bacteria and viruses. i want to tell you. hey! watch out. maybe there's measles being spre

tomorrow wrap-around winds will bring lake-effect snow cleveland up to burlington and light snow hereryland, 3 to 5 inches, 3 to 6 in richmond. we are talking about significant icing through the carolinas which can cause power outages, obviously dangerous travel and tree damage. again, with the cold air coming down, we are going to be looking at temperatures overnight lows that through friday we could see anywhere from 89 million people all the way down into texas, record lows from williston all the way down to north carolina, parts of new orleans, on into texas and even alabama, guys. i mean, these are going to be record low temperatures. >> shivering stuff out there. thanks so much. >>> new york city mayor eric adams willace a federal judge today for what could be a pivotal hearing in his criminal corruption case. he will be joined by department of justice prosecutors who will be asked to explain the doj's controversial request to drop the charges against the mayor. yesterday the judge suggested he will not rubber stamp the highly unusual request. this comes amid growing calls for t

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david is with us from burlington, vermont. what are your thoughts?are you being impacted by trump's, and so far but canada? caller: this has affected me professionally because i am an american political scientist and for decades i have done research and written about on talked about canadian politics at american universities. i am also the secretary of an academic group called the association for canadian studies in the united states and we exist to promote canada studies at american universities and we have about 1000 members on what we are doing right now is organizing our conference in seattle november 13. we usually hope for somewhere around 300 papers and we have a lot fewer submissions than usual, mostly because a lot of canadians who participate in the conference have said they are not coming this year, for a number of reasons, partly it is the canadian dollar, partly it is worry that they are not going to be able to get across the border easily, and partly that they do not want to be supporting american commerce so it is kind of strange, we a

host: lee in burlington, vermont. republican. caller: i live in a state that is very blue.e been a republican my entire life. i have to say that i find people's shock at his approach in the last two weeks -- the shock and awe has to do not only with the people that he has chosen to surround himself with, including musk, but also the people he is choosing to run the agencies. he has chosen a vaccine denier to be in charge of our health care system. he has chosen a person who has called the biggest traitor in our history, snowden, in charge of our intel community. he has chosen somebody who has never served in law enforcement as our fbi director. these are insane choices. they are insane picks. i don't care what side of the aisle you are on. these are people who should not be in charge of these agencies. musk is a whole other level of crazy. what is he doing? why is he there? i agree with the callers before. this man has not been confirmed by congress. what is his position? i'm asking you to explain it to me. i have read article after article after article from various source