ceo of new york city rescue mission, craig mays. it's been demanding on us. life and death for those on the streets. roim airlines resumed flights after thousands of cancellations. a walter main break at jfk airport sunday created another mess. in dorcester, massachusetts flames at a five alarm fire burst out of a triple decker home frozen in ice. thick icicles weighed down power lines as firefighters frosted over during the fight. in the nation's capital. power outages and ruptured pipes are delaying of start of classes at howard university for a week. >> don't want students to go, start freezing. takes away from the learning environment. in boston, an obstacle. rivers full of floating ice chunked. with gusts of winds more than 100 miles an hour. new hampshire mount washington was the coldest place in the country on saturday. >> right now up to 14 degrees below zero. with a 55 below wind chill outside. really cold. instead of bone chilling cold, out there, on the summit this morning. >> reporter: here in new york city, today, the low was a bitter 5 degrees.

finding relief may be a challenge. kenneth craigrs about what works best. >> victoria rodin is one of the millions of americans this season packing doctors' offices in the throes of a nasty cold. >> sore tloetd, ear infection, as always, coughing. >> reporter: navigating how to treat the cold, cough, and flu can be overwhelming. this doctor at go health urgent care in new york city recommends starting with a base of ibuprofen or acetaminophen for aches and pains with over-the-counter remedy. he said the most effective nasal decongestants except children or older aduts contain pseudo fed rinne. sinus medicines can also help. cough suppress ends may lessen a nagging dry cough, but -- >> one of the most common mistakes i get are the people who get combination cough ex-peck tore rants and suppress ends. it doesn't really work. >> he said when it comes to h b herbal vitamins, they're not recommended. while cold medicines will help have to ride out her coal for 7 to 10 days. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> many americans have today

craig this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. theresa maypened, the messages we got the election, one of the clear messages we got was that people were concerned in a number of areas about what we were proposing. the prime minister will carry out a cabinet reshuffle tomorrow. there are reports that up to six ministers could either lose theirjobs or be moved. some of the uk's largest retailers agree to stop selling acids and corrosive substances to customers under 18 years old. also in the next hour, plans to plant 50 million trees to create a northern forest between liverpool and hull.

infamous republican memo that house republicans on the intelligence committee may try to release later today? >> yeah, craig, it's interesting. before the mccabe news came out i was asking a source on the phone, is anyone threatening to resign over the release of this memo? this is a big deal. this is a memo republican house staffers have written that derives from a classified fisa warrant application, one of the most secretive in the government. they are suggesting they can release part of this because the republicans argue this shows corruption at the heart of the mueller investigation. some are calling it worse than watergate. democrats say that's ridiculous. this is a distortion. we're learning it's in part about an application to surveil a trump aide and that rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, approved a renewal of that in the spring during the trump administration. so they were able to convince a federal judge they had probable cause to believe carter page may be a russian agent. i've reached out and he's denied being a russian agent. he said, hi, ken. i'm overseas today. i still don't know

. >> so when eventually, craig, "forbes" comes out with its list of marijuana millionaires we may rememberhis moment of steve deangelo telling us that by using the practices of big agriculture you're going to have better jobs for people, you're going to create a lot of income and that's going to affect the bottom line of states like california. >> again, california's expecting 7 billion in its first year. >> it could go up to 17 by 2020 they think. >> that's a lot of weed. >> sure is. >> jacob soboroff, thanks as always, sir. >> thank you. >>> some breaking news right now, we just got a statement in on the book that we have been talking about. this of course "fire and fury: inside the trump white house" by michael wolf, the book we've been discussing. a lot of quotes from former white house chief strategist steve bannon in this book. sarah huckabee sanders saying, "this book is filled with false and misleading accounts from individuals who have no access or influence with the white house. participating in a book that can be described as trashy tabloid fiction exposes their sad desperate at

craig: the deadline is a deadline. january 19 is coming. i do think -- there may be legislation from good luck and other. -- others. think it will come down to a deal. topdonald trump and the democrats in congress find a way to trade the dreamer program which has children that were brought here illegally, but are here now legally. can they come up with a deal on that? i think the important thing that trump said is he seemed to suggest he would take two things off the table for the first round. those things are the chain migration and the visa lottery. visa lottery is they put a bunch of names in the hat, and they pull out a name. if trump is able to but those aside, i think that improves the chances that we will avoid a government shutdown. trump said it in the heat of the moment. we will wait for the tweets and follow-up statements. that would be a very significant development in terms of avoiding a shutdown, if trump is willing to go that way. david: that would be a big move. other same time, we did see dick durbin company number two democrat in the senate, saying we do care about security. we are willing to do t

may i have the computer, please? good evenings, commissioners. my name is craig baum, and my wife sarah and i live next door to the subject properly at 1711 broderick. we moved to the neighborhood in october 2016. while pete and kate and i are the appellants, the proposed project affects the entire neighborhood, and many of our neighbors have made the effort to be here today. this is about changing the house on a previously quiet residential block into a tv show shrine. our request is you revoke the permit or at the very least, implement the planning department requirements, requiring a gate be reinstalled, and undertake other mt. gas station measures. i know that words are powerful, but a picture is worth a thousand words. i'd like to show a time lapsed view of two hours from our living room. this activity is less than 10 feet away from our home. while the permit itself contains numerous issues, we want to be clear that we, the appellants, and the neighbors are not opposed to a normal neighbor making normal alterations to their home. that is not the reason we ar

. >> reporter: but on this may night as she was driving home from work, with fiance craig in her ear, he heard brandy starting to sound edgy. >> she says -- somebody was tailin' her. you know, "these people need to get off my butt." and the phone just -- went dead. >> reporter: went dead? >> i text her, you know? "what's up?" so about ten minutes pass by, and i called her sister. and said, "is brandy home yet?" she goes, "no." and i said, "well -- her call dropped on me and she shoulda been comin' in the door by now." she said, "you want me to go check?" i said, "would 'ya?" >> reporter: brandy's kid-sister tess, headed up the almost half mile-long drive from her mom's house to look for her. >> just a few minutes later, her sister calls me back and is -- losin' it. she was at the top of the driveway. and she says -- "i see her car. her headlights are on, but it's not movin'. her head's slumped down." and then she just become hysterical. and i said, "i'll be there." i said, "you need to call the cops." >> 911 your emergency? >> reporter: the muskingum county 911 center fielded the call

. >>> that bomb cyclone may have e us millions around the country are now facing dangerous cold. 19 deaths nationwide are blamed on the winter storm. kenneth craig has more now from below normal. -- from boston. >> massachusetts is frozen over as new england finds itself in the grips of what could be a record setting deep freeze. >> super cold. it's like sharp. >> the arctic blast could make temperatures feel as low as minus 35 degrees in some parts of the northeast. freeze warnings extend down to florida where airplanes are being deiced. >> very cold. i can't feel my nose. >> the p freeze comes a day after a massive winter storm paralyzed the region. >> here in boston there's still plenty of clean up to be done. more than 13 inches of snow fell and now officials are concerned what is not cleaned up could turn to ice. >> the storm hit during high tide intensified by a super moon. icy water from the city's harbor submerged streets downtown and flooded the subway station. >> in anyone wants to question global warming see where the flood zone is at. they didn't flood 30 years ago. >> they used rafts, high water trucks and a front loader to rescue p

may come from the make up what i feel that. talks of are just one of the possible colonialism or craig in music as a message about.the role of the drug especially frightening this kind of all in all the right wing assault on our freedom to oss questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being students teachers activists for their cause right so it's nice all of them have been intimidated that some number of. people are on the streets and protest has reached our doorstep sold in rich as a weird legs that sounds to contradict something and it's. quite. welcome to the new. book that's been the political talk of washington for days. early.

craig? >> morgan, thank you. >>> i'm not a guy for superlatives. but that may have been the coldest i've ever been.uys are just cold. >> how cold is it? >> wind chill of minus 11 right now in new york. >> wow. >> tomorrow morning will be colder. so it is dangerously cold. you really don't want to spend much more time outdoors than you have to. in fact, we have 122 million people who are under some sort of wind chill warning or wind chill advisory. the cold air continues to pour in. temperatures are cold enough. then the wind makes it feel that much colder to any exposed skin. in detroit, the wind chill is 14 below right now. chicago has an air temperature of 2 below. minneapolis, 10 below with a wind chill of 22 degrees below zero. here's the minus 14 degree wind chill in boston. feels like 2 below in washington, d.c. tomorrow morning for parts of the northeast, it gets colder. 10 below, the wind chill expected tomorrow in philly. bangor, maine, 28 below. charl charleston, 4 degrees by tomorrow morning. we will see records, especially tomorrow morning. richmond, virginia, the old record was 10. we

craig announced that the franchise's 25th film will be his last. so, who is up next? heavy contender is idris alba who says the world may different take on double zero seven. >> we're interested in having a bond character other than being a male, it could be a woman, it could be a black woman, white woman, but i think, that character, everybody would like to see it , have, you know, something different with it, why not. >> reporter: brittany spears to announce a world tour stopping in north america, uk and europe. grammy winning artist has held her las vegas residency since 2013 but starting this summer she will take to dancing, customs and singing on the road, including a stop in bethlehem, and two shows in atlantic city. forget those las vegas trips she's coming right here to us. finally a video to pick up your tuesday, sometimes spend too much time with somebody you have to start rubbing off on each other just like this man and his best >> now that made me smile today, cuteness overload, that is your hot minute i'm bex from today's 96.5. >> i got a chuckle. >> you have to smile after looking at that. >> that will do

the colds he is temperatures, may be felt sunday morning, from portland, maine to the nation's capitol where it is not expected to warm up until next week. kenneth craigr cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> the storm and cold snap are now being blame for at least 22 death. >> two cars collide in the upper darby killing one person , sending another to the hospital. this crash happened just before 1:30 this morning at twp. line road, and lansdowne avenue. the surviving driver is now in critical condition, the cause of the crash, under investigation. >> major shake up underway at the philadelphia district attorney's offers, larry krasner fired more than two dozen assistant d.a.'s and other employees. the former staffers packed up boxes cents and loaded them into waiting vehicles outside of the offers yesterday. krasner was just sworn in this week. he ran on a platform of reforming the criminal justice system. >>> the district attorney's offers released this statement da larry krasner long promised to bring cultural change to the philadelphia district attorney's offers or dao. this includes a broad reorganization of the structure of the dao. as part that far pr

the coldest temperatures may be felt sunday morning from portland maine to the nation's capitol where it is not expected to warm up until next week. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> and the storm is now being blamed for at least 22 deaths. >>> new this morning, two cars have collided in upper darby, killing one person, and sending another to the hospital. this crash happened just before 1:30 this morning at twp. line road and lansdowne avenue. now the surviving driver is in critical condition. the cause of this crash is under investigation. >>> a major shake-up is now underway at the philadelphia district attorney's office. new district attorney, larry krasner, has fired more than two dozen assistant d.a.'s and other employees. the former staffers packed up boxes, and loaded them into waiting vehicles outside of the offers yesterday. krasner was just sworn in this week. he ran on platform of reforming the criminal justice system. >>> the district attorney's offers has released this statement. da larry krasner has long promised to bring culture change to the philadelphia district attorney's offers, or dao. this includes a broad

craig caplan with a quick factoid on the saturday senate session. the last time there was a saturday senate session was may3, 2015. to extend the usa freedom at. the session started just afternoon and ended at 2:00 a.m. we will see what happens on capitol hill. this morning on "washington journal," we are taking your calls on the one-year anniversary of president trump taking office. laura is in austin, texas, a federal worker and a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. let me say right off the bat that i am angry at both parties. i mean, i do my best to do my i give good sure service to the american people and to my country, and i get playedd and games are with my life by these people who continue to draw a paycheck, and frankly it is not fair. it is not fair, it is not ethical, and if i could do it right now, i would fire every one of them. this is unconscionable, and frankly i think we need to basically cut off their pay in the same manner that they have cut off our pay. creeksam is in coconut on the line for democrats. sam, good morning. sam, are you with us this m

craig, good morning. this is where it is all happening. we are standing inside on the red carpet for the 60th annual grammy awards. this year, it mayusing the music industry of sitting on the sidelines of the me too movement. female executives sent an e-mail to insiders saying let's wear a white rose to show support. the question is who will do it and will music's biggest night have the me too movement? red carpets and platinum albums. the grammys hosting the hottest stars in the middle of hollywood's hottest scandal. many pledging to wear a white rose as a symbol of hope and resistance. like lady gaga. and kelly clarkson and host james corden. keisha is slated to perform. who in 2014 accused her former producer dr. luke of verbal and physical and sexual abuse. claims he difficuenied before s her. at this month's golden globes where actors flooded the red carpet in all black and many with pins stating time's up. >> stories are finally being told. >> i know this is just the bursting of a movement. >> reporter: sunday, however, may be the music industry's first reckoning. women make up 12% of song writers and 2% of producers. that is

may provide symptom relief. ask your doctor about xeljanz xr. an "unjection™". >>> and thank you for joining us today. you can follow on the show online and facebook at andrea mitchell reports. craig up next. >> good afternoon to you. do they have the votes. we are one day away now from a government shutdown. tensions are high. deals are being cut. but time is running out. so will washington be able to get it done? and if they don't who gets blamed? also, privilege protection. members of trump's inner circle are refusing to answer questions in the house russia investigation. now many on the committee are questioning whether that's even lawful. and obama's back. a new report dives into his plans to hit the campaign trail. what the former president sees as his greatest asset and his greatest liability. but we start with the countdown to shutdown. as president trump heads to pennsylvania this afternoon to tout his tax plan. how it's

news about how democrats may vote, here's craig caplan saying virginia democrat senators western and kaine will oppose the c.r. which punts it to february but will support a c.r. for a few days to keep the government open while we stay in town and conclude our negotiations. a bit of a moving target. debate today in the house and possibly in the senate. for more let's check in with "washington journal" for the latest. host: tell us about the bill that's up, another continuing resolution, what's in it, what didn't make it? mr. george: right. this is the -- guest: right. is the fourth time that at congress had to resort to a stopgap bill. there is a six-year funding provision for the children's health insurance funding, the children's health insurance program. and this has been punted since september 30 so it's a pretty big deal that they will have a long trm-term undering agreement. and postpone several obamacare taxes. they were both added by republican leaders as a way to try to get more votes. they are hoping democrats who have railed against the cadillac tax who don't like the medi