you're just outside chicago. >> right now we're seeing the first few flurries in the chicago area. we're about 45 minutes outside of chicago right now. we're under that winter storm warning. this is in the chicago area, it starts at exactly noon. these are the conditions that you're seeing on the road right now. you see it's fairly empty. people are heeding those warnings. they're staying off the roads. that's what officials are warning people to do. not just the snow that we're expecting and that's going to be coming in once we get to the afternoon. officials warning for snowfall, that can reach an inch an hour. what you're seeing are the temperatures that are going to plunge as we get into those overnight and -- afternoon and overnight hours. what they're saying and officials are telling us, they're preparing for the worst to come. illinois, already, state police, warning drivers to stay off the road saying only travel if it's necessary and in indiana, the national guard has been activated and positioned through the state to protect some of those stranded drivers. what officials a

shaq, you are driving, i hope safely around the chicago area. how do the roads look? are looking good right now. it's still early. we just got through some flurries. you are seeing snowfall, especially outside in the suburb areas. i would like you to look at our camera in front of our vehicle. it's starting to get the first coat of snow on the highways. we got some emergency alerts on our phone in the past couple of minutes. officials telling folks to -- now is the time to get off the road, take it slow when you are on the road. talking about some government buildings and county buildings closing early. one thing that we are seeing as well, the snowfall totals in the area have been decreasing, or the prediction for snowfall in the chicago area have gone down. the concern is the temperatures are going down even more dramatically. this snow that you are seeing right now, as the temperatures continue to plummet, that will start to turn into ice. that is a concern that on the road you will have icy conditions, treacherous conditions in the words of the national weather se

i thought you were in the chicago area, and that made no sense whatsoever. >> no. >> let's get to china. we're seeing the end of covid zero and a midge re-opening. today vladimir putin inviting chinese president xi jinping to make a state visit early next year ishare has been a big winner, up 30%. mike, what did you see >> abuyer of the 30,000 is what we saw betting can continue sbooer going to see this thing up another 10% to 15% by february expiration >> brian >> yeah, we have been seeing these call spreads trade quite frequently any time there's a pullback in fxi seems like somebody buys the call spreads so it's interesting they play this some resistance around the 33, 34 level, so it makes sense it's a call spread and you're capping your upside. maybe this is just a cheap way to play the upside if that momentum continues that way. >> all right, well, as much as we appreciate guy adami gracing us with his presence, we all miss carter braxton worth. he says he is indeed sorry he couldn't make it tonight he is one of the many caught in this week's storm travel mess. he does send wishes

. >> the deep freeze is moving into the chicago area.emperature here tonight will feel like 30 below zero. this is one of the city's many salt piles. crews are trying to get it on the streets. across the country on the roads we're seeing a lot of problems and snow squalls on i-25 near wellington, colorado, bringing traffic to a standstill. on i-90 near rapid city, south dakota, over 100 motorists had to be rescued. a 200-mile stretch of that highway is shut down for now. >> let's face it, the traffic is going to be heavy. they're going to have to leave early. and be prepared. >> reporter: aaa senior vice president paula twydale says winter crashes can be hard to avoid. >> take extra precautions, not only for yourself, watch out for other people around you. because sometimes you could be subjected to other people really not paying attention and going a little too fast and suddenly they're hydroplaning in water or they're skating on ice and they have no control of their vehicle. >> reporter: the severe weather impacting train travel as wel

another doubleheaded system moves towards the chicago area. chicago, probably going to be a little bit of snow. more rain to the tennessee valley. some of that energy gets to the east coast on sunday. and we could very well see some accumulating snow north of i-95. also on sunday, a powerful storm hitting the west coast from the pacific northwest all the way down to southern california. heavy rain and wind. two to five feet of snow in the mountains. and some of that energy will get into the plains on tuesday and wednesday for a severe weather threat. david? >> the weather team busy. rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the major break in the involved murder that made national news. the case was called the boy in the box, and this break after 65 years. >>> and then, that major measles outbreak tonight. ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet fe

and i know we were concentrating on this area here today, the chicago area, but this is going to keep creeping this way and now impact the east coast. >> certainly. it is moving over the northeast, but the other problem we're getting into with the airport is the de-icing of the planes. it's so cold that's stacking things up, and blowing snow. even though we're not going to have a big snow hit the central u.s. the next few days, it's the wind that's going to blow that snow and reduce visibilities. big-time problems on that front, remarkably, though, from the east coast to the west, no delays on the real time map. but we'll get you a look at what we can expect tomorrow. that cold air plunging all the way down towards texas, minus 8 in bismarck tomorrow. 3 in chicago. 10 in kansas city, dallas 26, new orleans, 33, not as cold for new york city or washington or boston. but heavier rainfall bringing flooding conditions. all this wind is going to create blowing snow, reduced visibility and that de-icing of the plane further slowing things down. now back here across california in the bay are

the front moving into the chicago area late this afternoon. >> feels like it's 25. that's nothing compared to what's coming. look what's coming. >> reporter: overnight, powerful snow squalls forcing motorists to a standstill on interstate 25 outside wellington, colorado. and more than a hundred people rescued from interstate 90 just outside rapid city, south dakota, taken to shelter to wait out the storm. a 200-mile stretch of that highway shut down until at least friday. in wichita, a glaze of ice turned highways into skating rinks. the bone-chilling cold stretching all the way to the deep south. in houston, officials checking on the homeless. our elwyn lopez in atlanta, where they're bracing for the coldest christmas since 1985. >> the governor here declaring a state of emergency ahead of that arctic front. crews will be laying down two layers of brine before that rain moves in. the biggest concern? flash freezing and black ice. >> reporter: the president briefed on the storm by fema officials today. >> please. take this storm extremely seriously. >> the president

. >> reporter: and with high winds also a factor, here in the chicago area, road and utility workersn standby to help clear icy roads and restore power in the event of outages. major. >> preparation so important. elise preston, thank you. >>> this monster storm comes, as we can all tell, at the worst possible time for holiday íe$uuv travelers. more than 2,000 flights in the ñ u.s. have been canceled.$a cbs's kris van cleave is at r: á in (rpt >> reporter: the massive bomb >> it's been a little so i'm2[ just hoping that iph g here early enough that i can get >> reporter: the same storm turned denver's airport into a >> our flight was canceled. so we were supposed to lenp at 2:40, and our fligh~páh(ushed and now5h our flight has been delayed for an hour.%él >5h)eporter: the only thing flyers want from santa now, a c■ flight home.yÑ california for her first family[ >> it means the world to me :b because after covid, i mean i didn't see my sons for two years. and now i get to see them more regularly, so we're all going to be together. >> reporter: with more than 9,000 flights already del

. >> reporter: and with high winds also a factor here in the chicago area, road and utility workers are on standby to help clear icy roads and restore power in the event of outages, major. >> garrett: preparation so important. elise preston, thank you. this monster storm comes as we can all tell at the worst possible time for holiday travelers. more than 2,000 flights in the u.s. have been canceled, more than 7,000 delayed. those numbers markers of greater disruptions to come. cbs' kris van cleave is at regan national airport in arlington, virginia are. >> reporter: the massive bomb cyclone targeting in on a packed chicago o'hare this morning. >> it's been a little nerve-racking. i'm hoping i got here early enough they can get out. >> reporter: the same storm turned denverary airport into a whiteout hours earlier. >> our flight wasicanciled. our flight was pushed back to 8:04 and now our flight has been delayed for an hour. >> rthngs fliers want from sant now, a flight home. kerry lydon is trying to get to california for his first family christmas since covid. >> it means the world to m

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cards for americans in the midwest at least, with a major winter storm expected to slam into the chicago areaologist kianna lewis joins me with the latest. what can we expect, how bad is this going to be? >> i definitely think it will be a massive storm in terms of the impact but as well as the size, gerry. we're looking at our area of low pressure. the peak of the storm starting off thursday through the northern plains and does filter through parts of the midwest as we head throughout friday and dives off to the north into christmas eve but as we've been mentioning, it will likely be a major storm and it's because of the impacts that makes it such a big storm. we have cold air filtering in from the arctic north as we head into the middle of the week and that's going to really set the stage as our system gets itself together. that cold air behind that jet stream allows a lot of that cooler air to filter as far south as oklahoma and then the area of low pressure really gets setup meeting up with this convergent zone of that moisture throughout parts of the central portions of the country. we h

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manufacturing data, it is all of a sudden dire straits i think most critical report this week, was out in chicago areamber there absolutely shocking. that includes auto industry a lot of other industries right now people saying is strong, the trends say going to be very weak you also look at some initial jobless claims savings rate everything that comes down comes down sharply says going to happen with jobs there is o going to be a jobs' report maybe today sthokingly lower, than expected, i think jay powell is sensing that why did market erupt this week in now he is more certain about inflation going away, before kept saying, let's look at data look at data he is not saying that anymore has a sense of confidence what they're doing is beginning to work. maria: a you know what charles? at the same time,, when i speak with market players, traders, investors, they are looking at year-end rally right look at this market down 26% year-to-date but just since receptive 30 until now talking about 20% rally in stocks, in about a month and two weeks. and, the momentum is there charles do you think we're having y

of course here in the chicago area, we are in the negative 20s with wind outside, driving conditions haven't exactly been the best. so it's left travelers with not as many options as they would typically have around this time of year to either get somewhere warm or to get to some of their loved ones, brianna. >> omar live for us at chicago o'hare. thank you. i do want to get to our meteorologist derek van dam who's tracking all of this for us. you see this impacting more than 200 million americans tonight. what should people be expecting tonight and tomorrow? >> well, look, people in the deep south at least are going to experience temperatures below freezing for multiple days, so they need to brace for that because, well, simply, we're not used to this, right? atlanta to birmingham to jackson, temperatures don't drop below freezing that frequently, and they don't normally stay below freezing for this long. look at my graphics. i'll just give you an indication of how quickly these temperatures dropped in atlanta. a whopping 35 degrees in eight hours as that arctic cold front slammed i

the money that he spends is worthwhile because he does donate to a local charity here in the chicago areat helps the homeless so good news with the bad of inflation this year. stu? stuart: we'll take it all. all right, grady, thanks very much indeed. i want to get back to a major news announcement that came out this morning. the prisoner swap. paul whalen, the american marine in prison in russia for sometime , he says he's disappointed more isn't being done to get him out and bring him home. senator john barrasso is with us this morning. mr. senator, i want to start with this because it's quite dramatic earlier this morning. we have the basketball player, brittney griner, she's on her way home and at the same time, there's a swap with a russian prisoner, an arms dealer whose going back to russia, we believe do you think that's a fair trade , a fair exchange? >> not at all, stuart. i think it's wrong. i think joe biden should have held for different results as a result of this. he's swapping the merchant of death, this arms dealer. this is a russian play right out of their playbook. use am

i would much rather spend my money here and support people from the community, people from the chicago area to a big department store where the money's not necessarily going to come back to the community. paul: the city program has even turned vacant storefronts into art. nez garza. nez: the city of chicago had a grant for artists in lakeview and roscoe that's where the money came from for this project. so you're a government employee paul here. : nez: for this one? yeah. paul back in d.c., in-person can : mean unearthing buried treasures at capitol hill books. kyle: we just got this great set of ulysses s. grant's memoirs. paul: that's the one that mark twain got into. kyle: that's exactly right. paul but when covid closed kyle : burk's doors, how to personalize? with grab bags. kyle: we kind of converted to an online busess and these grab bags were the main way that we were able to stay afloat. paul customers submit favorite : authors or genres, and a budget. kyle: when you go on amazon, you're just going to get recommended the newest, latest thing. i would say that the algorithm that we

and the warnings from the officials is that it is not just the snow, and yes, heavy snow in the chicago area, and the chicago national weather service says snowing with an inch an hour, and also, the plunging temperatures in some areas having the windchills into the double digits below zero, and when you are adding it together, it is adding up to the slippery conditions up to the road, and the roads could be treacherous, guys. >> and chad is in michigan for us today there. and bill, we are also going to be seeing the cancellations from the amtrak right now, because of the weather, and for the folks still planning to travel for christmas, what do we need to know right now? >> we will be in the arctic plunge across the country, and also, if you are going to be driving in the snow, you will have to deal with the flash freeze condition, and how about these numbers, 50 states, and almost every state, 42, will be below zero, but those going below zero, and the biggest concern from here on out, besides the flash freeze and the windchill, as our storm is strengthening, and you have heard the term "b

we're not under a blizzard warning in the chicago area. we're under a winter storm warnings but there are warnings in des moines and indiana and this storm system as we've been mentioning will make it to the east coast by the time we get to friday. >> all right, bill karins, maggie vespa, kathy park, thank you all. >>> the back and forth battle over a trump era health policy meant to deter migrants from seeking asylum during the pandemic could be decided after christmas. in the meantime, migrants are waiting in rows of tents to enter the u.s. take a look at this new drone video we have from the mexican side of the border. still a lot of questions over how the biden administration plans to manage immigration policy if the pandemic era policy known as title 42 gets lifted. nbc news correspondent guad venegas is there. i've seen you on both sides. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: kate, here on the mexican site in juarez we sensually have two different types of migrants, we have crowds of migrants that say they don't want to try crossing

it's a major road that leads you right to the chicago area, but you see, it's still pretty bad.e are taking it slow as they're going around, and th one thing that you never kno can change, is a visibility. you see, how very quickly, i there are wind gusts, that truck that you can see in fron of us right now, that could go away and that's why they'r emphasizing and want everyon to go and take it slow now what we're experiencin here, is the back end of thi storm. but the buffalo area is getting, is what we got already that's where you hang thos white out conditions, concerns about emergency officials, a emergency operations not abl to get out we've got a report the count officials saying that about tw thirds of emergency vehicles were actually stuck this morning. you've got hundreds of drivers stranded at buffalo airport. we learned that the airpor will be closed until monda because of the snow that they're getting and th quantity of snow that they'r getting combined with the wind that is what you get with thos blizzard warnings. what they're seeing is what we were getting they're

high tide cycle friday morning and of course with the blizzard, snow is a story, 3 to 6 inches, chicago areaancement off the great lakes, we could see some areas well in excess of a foot. john. >> john: sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun. ian oliver for us, thank you. download the fox weather app or stream on your favorite connected television device. sandra. >> sandra: we'll be watching that, the freezing weather also expected to hit your wallet hard. madison, how much more are people having to pay this year to heat their homes? >> sandra, we are seeing double digit increases. these low temperatures could not be coming at a worst time when we are seeing across the country these high prices. so, offer average, if you use natural gas to heat your home, increase of 18% in costs compared to last year. home heating oil, that's up 27% on average. certain states, though, they have it worse than others. i'm in new hampshire. here, heating oil is up 48% since last year, and electricity, you are seeing that right, 86% increase in costs. the governor told us that's why new hampshire is providin

we should add that dominic donates to a charity here in the chicago area that helps the homeless.en though we all are paying higher prices in tinley park, illinois, grady tremble fox business. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. she was not only maria marcello. she was something else bigger. san jose community in mourning this evening over the death of maria marcello. good evening and thanks for joining us tonight at five. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach marcello was a well known and respected activist and leader, and last night she was hit and killed as she crossed little orchard street, and that's near a busy shopping center in south central san jose ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary joins us now from the scene after hearing from those who care deeply for the woman, jessie julian mike marsella was leading a procession of the virgins tequila here at this intersection when she was hit and killed. a look at our video this evening members of a health group that she co founded are marking and mourning her loss. her friends say it is a pain that will last forever. maria was a l

hundreds of flight cancellations already in the chicago area, at o'hare in anticipation. amtrak has shut down lines and unfortunately guys, just a couple days before christmas and here we are with a lot of people that may be in a very nasty situation as you see behind me the magnificent mile, michigan avenue. the fleeting moments of shopping happening right now and we're going to be under the lock of mother nature in just a few hours, john. >> john: as they say, it is winter, barely, but it is winter. robert ray for us in downtown chicago. robert, thank you. and don't forget to download the fox weather app for the latest updates on the life threatening storm. scan the qr code on the screen and download it right to your phone or go to the app store and get it as well. julie. >> we have no dialogue with this administration sad to say. we're on our own out here. this is like the forgotten border. sadly, this is america's border. >> julie: that was the sheriff explaining how border states are preparing for the worst-case scenario with title 42 in limbo. human and drug traffic

and 2 countries i've been at loggerheads over the alpha chicago area here. morgan reports from a cartoon 53 if you append soldiers were handed over to the if you can, military bias for the news authorities as lab, but in couple of states along the border with if you appeal for the new military. also confirmed that they received 11 prisoners from the fuel and military including 2 soldiers and the rest being civilians. now for month, sydney farmers have been accusing if you can malicious of entering through the nice territories and abducting farmers for ransom. but the step of swapping prisons between the 2 sides seems to be the escalation of the board attention that has been going on for 2 years. in 2020 clashes broke out between the 2 sides over a 3000 square kilometer area of farm land. that's colonial borders put inside, put down. but where if you can farm with happened farming for more than 5 decades. but talks have been suspended since 2020, between the 2 sides over the demarcation of the border leaders from both for them. and if you p a met in july in t

working on throughout the years, what's more important is that joliet has given the chicago suburbs everything that the joliet area has given to the chicago suburbs, the blues brothers concert at the old joliet prison was faight cam top wrap up my time in joliet, and one that representing one of the many reasons why i'll miss representing the city in congress so much. i just want to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the joliet area for sending me to congress and for your benefit and it's been an honor of a lifetime serving you and making your communities a better place for future generations. madam speaker, i'd like to rise for a moment to emphasize the importance of long-term and reliable funding for scientific projects, especially when the going gets tough. during my years as a scientist, i was involved in building giant particle ak set raters to smash protons and anti-protons together to make particles that have not been around since the big bang. back in august of 2019 i was honored to speak at the 10th anniversary of the national ignition facility. which at the time had achieved all of its technical

the problems are in the chicago area and northeast already in the early morning hour.iladelphia as travelers are racing to get home to reach loved ones in time for christmas. take a listen. >> when did you find out your flight was canceled? >> like an hour before departure. very last minute. >> frustrating in. >> yeah. very frustrating and tired. >> reporter: roughly 9 in 10 americans traveling over the holiday week are doing so behind the wheel. you won't find relief there in the midwest or great lakes region which is expecting another day of zero visibility. black ice is a threat. if you are heading out the door, exercise caution. go before 11:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. according to aaa to avoid the worst traffic in the final countdown to christmas. peter and kristen. >> pack your patience. emilie, thanks. we'll have somara's full forecast in a few moments. >>> normally this time of year -- time of year -- time of day. we have the weekend morning boost. we countdown the year's boost. >> here are your top five weekend morning boosts of 2022. >> here are the top five w

>> these are very nice areas with chicago north side. ar properties in these areas way up and so, you know, there is some cafes and restaurants where you can walk from apartments and houses and great business in the area. the website not so much of an ordeal. i'm from the west side of chicago, not a good area in terms of crime but extremely high skyrocketing. as i said before these are two different areas. these are not suspects and criminals going after just the rich folks where these folks. it is hitting everyone. they don't care, older people, younger people, males, females and the worst part about it, criminals are winning. they are absolutely winning, ashley. i will tell you what, they have a great system. they have a great structure. a great mission, a great plan and all of those things are better than what mayor lightfoot failed plan our to combat them. she is so cowardly and i believe she has not spoken out on these incidents but instead refers to different people of the police department or going facebook to put this out to a med

estuve pendiente del clima en chicago y me tocÓ adelantar el vuelo para hoy, por la tormenta. el ——reportero: no hay mayores cancelaciones. en toda el Áreaan emitido una advertencia por tiempo invernal severo, y afirma que los residentes deben prepararse para lo peor. 400,000 toneladas de sal estÁn listas para ser vertidas en las calles. fÉlix: varias ciudades del norte de texas estÁn actuando de inmediato y ya ofrecen un lugar caliente a quienes lo necesiten. reportera: morirse de frÍo serÁ una frase que se quedarÁ corta en el norte de texas. >> haremos lo posible por sobrevivir. reportera: lleva seis meses haciÉndolo pero la espera lo peor. este refugio cerca de un de hakanpaa abrirÁ sus puertas y su plan es irse para allÁ. desde la tarde hasta el sÁbado estar a la intemperie serÁ muy peligroso. " lo que viene hacia nosotros es una tormenta peligrosa. la temperatura estarÁ extremadamente baja y los vientos fuertes. eso generarÁ corrientes de aire congelantes", dijo. se anunciÓ la apertura de centros de calentamiento y refugios para quien lo necesite . este en dallas estÁ equipado para atender a 336 personas y cuenta con voluntarios que

chicago en menos 21 grados. la amenaza no es solo de aire frÍo, sino de mucha nieve de jueves a viernes el Área de mediooeste, desderos que salgan a visitar a sus familias. martÍn. >>> gracias, carlos robles. argentina sigue viviendo el sueÑo de haber conquistado la copa mundial de fÚtbol de la fifa catar 2022. la alegrÍa se siente en todo el paÍs. pero en buenos aires la capital, donde mÁs se disfruta con el triunfo de su selecciÓn donde no hubo mucha planeaciÓn, alejandro isturiz te escuchamos. >>> quÉ tal, llegar al centro de buenos aires fue imposible para la selecciÓn al menos por tierra, el bus que los trasladaba desde la sede que tiene la afa en ezeiza fue imposible, no solo por la autopista de 25 de mayo donde estÁ la sede de la afa, sino que intentÓ bajar a la autopista porque se habÍa calmado de gente y hacer un intento por el medio y atravesar la ciudad. hubo un punto en que no habÍa manera de atravesar de ninguna forma la cantidad de personas que estaban en las autopistas y barrios tratando de llegar a la plaza de mayo. por ese motivo, tomaron la decisiÓn dentro del espacio de la ciudad autÓnoma de buen

en el aeropuerto midway de chicago, toda esta Área llena antes de maletas retenidos o medio estacionarnosbuscar mi manita,siempre que benin me dicen que viene maÑana. poco mÁs de 40 vuelos han sido cancelados hasta el momento. elian: precisamente la poderosa tormenta que ademÁs desencadenÓ una crisis aÉrea, un buen samaritano se convirtiÓ en un hÉroe en nueva york. jay white, 27 aÑos, se quedÓ atrapado en medio de esta nieve para salvar su vida y la de una veintena de afectados fue legalmente a una escuela para refugiarse y buscar comida, lenguajes a los baÑos, antes de abandonar el edificio dejÓ una nota disculpÁndose por los daÑos causados. llegan buenas noticias para las personas mayores y otros beneficiarios en la seguridad social, quienes empezarÁn a percibir una prestaciÓn son mÁs elevada, el mayor aumento en 40 aÑos que ademÁs incrementara las mensualidades de los jubilados en $140. el objetivo es alcanzar una media estimada de $1827 en el 23 . aproximadamente 70 millones de personas estarÁn recibiendo el aumento de alrededor decoraciÓn por ciento son mujeres, el 37% de los hombres

the snow moved into the chicago area yesterday, now we're left with high winds and bitter cold.ple have been struggling to stay warm. many wearing multiple layers. the brutal cold coming with many dangers. any skin that's exposed to the air could get frostbite very quickly. meanwhile, many are trying to get preholiday errands done but finding it hard to get around. the temperatures will be below zero all morning, but it feels more like 30 below with the windchill. back to you. >> all right, jessica. thank you. >>> we'll keep with the chicago theme here. cheryl scott is here from wls as well. she's got the timing of this arctic chill not looking so great out there this morning. >> it really is. and we're continuing to track the powerful storm system, heavy rain up and down the 95 corridor and northeast and heavy snow across parts of the great lakes. we combine this heavy rain and also heavy snow with extremely high winds. gusts expected to continue to increase through the day today. we're looking at gusts reaching upwards of 50 to 60 miles per hour. major travel delays can be exp

centimeters in spots. blistering winds, reduced buildings and blizzard conditions, up and down many areas from chicago to detroit, really all across the central us. you mentioned a single bonzai clone. it sounds quite perilous. it's something we've seen before in the congress of climate change. is this something that is normal for united states known for wild winter weather, or is this more of a warning? that's really the bomb cycle. what on that is upper level support based nervous disturbance. a little extra on top to lift air up and away so that it can strengthen bomb psych loans are most typical along the eastern seaboard of united states forming over something wholly barrack linux. so what's that mean? his baseline area where the surface temperature changes with distance that's common near the gulf stream, or a current a warm for an op. yes. so that's kind of typical to wintertime. it's very rare to see that over the great lake. that's not really our clinics, the own, but we had such a strong lobe of siberia art to care overhead that kind of acted like it, their clinic don't help jill. the storm.

areas of japan by the time we get into friday. but it's a wintry mix that stealing the show across the north with more heavy snow to come for the likes of chicago and western areas. of han shoe, but it remains much warmer for the likes of tokyo, the temperature sitting at 13 degrees on friday. we are, however, going to see things dip right down for the likes of soul and beijing. as that wintery weather continues. shanghai seen some showers 10 degrees on friday that she weather ah in with in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, do you think diplomacy still stands at chugs? i'm not very optimistic about any negotiation for crypto winter. it's gonna hold their inside story on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching the al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the south 43 migrants attempting to cross the channel, have been rescued from cold waters off the coast of england. their boat capsized in the channel, at least for others. a confirmed date. the ukrainian president says keeps it. defenses have shot down. 13 russian drones. russia has destroyed much of ukraine's energy facilities, causing rolling blackouts. this winter sits in

family has been behi for generations and generations and i was born and raised a behi in the chicago land areain 1844 in iran and focuses on unity. >> from the union of these two seeds of love, a wave of tenderness may surge. >> and on the shores of lake michigan, i've come to the american behi house of worship to learn more. it really is a spectacular structure. >> i'm in awe every time i see it and i've been here a million times. >> chicago native is one of the elected leaders of this community. how would you describe the behi faith? >> it's an independent world religion that talks about the oneness of man kind and so if you're a christian, if you're a muslim, if you're black, if you're white, if you're latin x, whatever walk of life you come from, we are one organic unit. >> the behi fifth doesn't discount other religions. >> no, no, no, no. abr abraham, buddha, god gave us teachings for what our minds can understand at that time and so we can look at each holy book as chapters to god's larger book. >> behis believe all world religions essentially worship the same god. this idea of oneness

que son de viajeros cuyos vuelos han sido cancelados, esta escena es similar en nueva york chicago y en el áreapersonal de primeros auxilios logra rescatar una mujer por su teléfono móvil le diremos cómo ocurrió todo asíomo >> [♪ ♪ ♪] la corte suprema falló por cinco votos cuatro en contra para mantener vigente el título 42 la política que permite que no solicitantes de asilo sean rechazados rápidamente >> no quieres para evitar la adaptación de la política la decisión suspende el fallo del juez del distrito en dijo que la decisión de incrementar el título fue negligente y arbitraria vemos que es lo que significa veamos que es lo que dice el experto que va a evaluar y harán pelear ante la corte de inmigración con esta votación el título pudiera permanecer hablan del argumento y decidir si los estados pueden la decisión modesta sandra el presidente lo ve como una medida de protección sanitaria por la pandemia y debió haber culminado el 21 de diciembre pasado >> antes que se diera el fallo de la corte suprema sobre el título 42 miles de inmigrantes continúan llegando >> en telemundo te mostramos

built stock indexes with the 11 or 12 biggest companies across 37 different cities and metro areas. chicagow york, l.a., houston, philly, et cetera but also places like silicon valley and san francisco they're close, but they're distinct areas for business. we equal weight all 11 or 12 stocks and follow them and average them up for the year quick two notes before anybody gets jumpy, number one, some companies may be headquartered outside the city but still in the metro area like downer's grove versus chicago we get it, those are in chicago. these are made for fund, a little friendly competition. they're not actually investible. but you never know let's go this year, obviously, a really bizarre year for the markets and the power city indexes as well only two cities actually had a positive year, and one just barely we're going to walk through through the top three cities for the stock market this year but before we do that, we want to start the year with the razz zi of the year, if you will, the worst city for the stock market, the city we talked a lot about yesterday for all the wrong reason

we have another snowstorm, in quotes there, a quick clipper system through des moines, to the chicago arearrow it will fizzle out before we watch the next storm system as it continues to move into northern wisconsin where we could see a little bit of icing that way. elsewhere across the country, warming up in the southwest. temperatures getting back to the 70s and more rain and snow in the pacific northwest. that's going to bring rain up and down the entire west c coast. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we're preparing for rain with temperatures in the 60s. here's that atmospheric river. lit move in late overnight into early tuesday morning. also gusty winds are expected with heavy downpours at times, especially for the early morning commute on tuesday. this is a closer look at the wind advisory. that goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight through 7:00 a.m. tuesday. >>> and that's your latest forecast >> and that's your latest forecast back inside you to guys. >> come back in and warm up quickly. >>> time for "popstart." he ha

midwest in the middle section of the country as well as cold arctic air continues to plunge into the chicago areanow 27 degrees above zero in seattle . we've had an ice storm there, causing a lot of problems with travelers today and it is now one above zero nashville after tumbling to one below earlier around the state of california. we're talking about temperatures in the forties and fifties for the most part 37 degrees. however in fresno areas of dense fog in throughout the central valley, it is now 28 degrees in the greater lake tahoe area around the rim of the shore. and the tahoe arid 6500 ft. no snow over the weekend. we are talking about no change needed until about tuesday. right now, that's a beautiful view of santa clara valley. oh, my goodness. you can see the billowing dense fog and above it mid and high level clouds roughly around 12,000 ft. temperatures in the forties and fifties. not as cold this morning as it has been 42 degrees and throughout the tribe valley 47 degrees san francisco , it is now 48 degrees and cupertino ending campbell. we do have the king teens returning today t

but we'll still see some of those impacts through areas like chicago, toronto, and also into parts of the east coast as well. the national weather service as of this morning say that over 60% of the u.s. population was under some form of winter weather advisory. what does that mean? that include anywhere from that cold arctic air blast, those strong gusty winds and that lake-effect snow, which have brought on some power outages. significant icing, and of course those impacts of travel from the midwest to the northeast. as we head toward saturday's travel, i want to give you an overall picture of what it looks like christmas weekend across the entire u.s. so notice on our end, we're going to be in the 60s pretty much a little bit warmer than normal. meanwhile, dealing with 15s and cold 20s into christmas day. for the bay area, we're going to stay pretty much above the 60s, but we've got 5 in minneapolis. chicago 14 degrees. even as that continues to make its exit, one of the biggest impacts is going to continue to be the wind, which is another reason why we will continue to monitor it