d.c. atlanta should top out in the 70s.e are looking at temperatures across the east coast to be about 15 to 20 degrees above average. but then that really cold air does settle in especially through montana. today is only going to be in the single digits. so really warm and really cold showing up on the map. >>> it's the cia versus the looipd at the box office this weekend. after being in a limited release the past few weeks, "zero dark thirty" is going live off its nominations but the gangster quad may take first place thanks to box office draws of ryan gosselin and emma stone. >>> what does a 9-year-old want to do once nominated for a best actress oscar. she's the best actress nominee ever. >>> in case you didn't know it, justin bieber fans, no-no bounds. they're accusing the 18-year-old double ganger of posing as the singer. he said he's not in the picture, she didn't smoke weed and he would never do that to the biebs. >> timber labeling's new album is out but beyonce shocked us announcing that a new record would be out

d.c. and atlanta both in the high 60s and can expect some rain. st.noon flurries, a high of 46. denver, partly sunny, high of 44, seattle, rain and 50. >>> i don't know if this is for the cat lovers or cat haters. they may be cute and cudably but they kill more animals than we thought. both domestic and free roaming kill up to 3.7 million birds and 20 billion other animals each year. that's a lot more than previous studies which suggested they kill 500 million a year. >>> an iraq veteran who lost all four limbs in an attack is speaking out about a remarkable surgery that gave him two new arms. bigad shaban has that story. >>> brendan wheeled himself into his own news conference. six weeks after his arms transplant he seemed comfortable with his new limbs. >> i never accepted the fact that i didn't have arms. now that i have them again it's almost like it never happened. it's like i went back four years, and i'm me again. >> reporter: four years ago morocco lost his arms and four legs to a roadside bomb. a year later he told cbs news which loss was gre

d.c. and atlanta, well above average.is going to be dropping off the minute that front passes by, so it will be warm now, but not lasting very long. now here into europe, we also are talking about a storm system lingering on the northern portion of the british isles. attached to that is a cold front moving through the countries. bringing heavy rainfall, and, and even into western part of the country. on its heels is yet another storm system though. as it does continue to push off here toward the east that is going to bring in heavy rainfall, gusty winds. actually, that low pressure interacting here with the high to the south that is really going to be making these sustained winds, right around 40 to 60 kilometers per hour. so, really going to be rather destructive. as far as the temperatures though, london and paris, both a high of 11 and 10. madrid getting up here to 14. rome, some sunny skies for you you 16 for your high on your thursday. that's look at your world weather. stay safe out there, everyone. >>> we'll be bac

d.c. and atlanta both in the double digits.s our extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

pittsburgh, d.c., richmond, atlanta, all the way down through the deep south. get the picture here. also on the backside, we have a winter storm through iowa and wisconsin. we're only expecting 3 to 6 inches of snow in des moines. high impacts today at the airports. it will be extremely windy throughout the afternoon and evening as the storms will roll through. d.c., late this afternoon. busy weather todayday. let's turn now to sports. two of the most visible athletes have been linked to performance enhancing drugs. we start with major league baseball with reports naming alex rod reegs named on a list from an anti-ageing clinic that dispensed p.e.d.s to a-rod. they are looking at voiding the remaining five years left on a-rod's contract. his take on the situation. are the yankees going to end up paying him? >> i don't think so. you have probably seen him in a yankees uniform for the last time. you're probably going to see him in the batters box because of all of this. >> let me be selfish. one of my most prized possessions. i went against a-rod's team. he was a

washington, d.c., 46. atlanta, partly sunny, 62. st. louis, sunny, 40. denver, sunny, 49 degrees. in seattle, 43 degrees. >>> a 5-year-old philadelphia girl abducted from school is back home this morning. on monday a woman wearing muslim-style clothing and posing as the girl's mother walked into the girl's classroom and took her. yesterday a passer-by passed her huddled and shivering, wearing a t-shirt. >> when i was walking past the playground i heard a scream saying help, help. when i heard it when i was going down, i seen, you know, the little girl underneath the slide. she only had a t-shirt on and it was wet. she didn't have nothing else on. she was bare-footed, she was cold, she was shivering. >> the man will receive a $10,000 award. the police are still searching for the suspect. >>> a bizarre discovery at a chicago o'hare airport. screeners found 18 human heads packed in luggage. probably not what you think though. the skulls came from rome and are intended for medical research. u.s. customs agents discovered the 18 skulls while ex-raying luggage. they're being held becaus

atlanta. washington, d.c. starting off with rain and switching to snow by the afternoon commute. so, you need your galoshes and snow boots. heavy fog and stagnant air in seattle, boise and salt lake. >> the midwest is going to get a blast of arctic air. fargo, barely above zero. it warms up nicely in the desert southwest. miami could approach a record high in the mid-80s. a little warmer than usual in the northeast, with boston at nearly 40 degrees. >>> when we come back on this thursday, the biggest tv you've ever seen. we're not kidding. >>> and why 70 could be the new 65. the influential call to raise the retirement age. >>> and a big reward in the hunt for the ak-47 bandit. no secret how he got his nickname. >>> and welcome back, everyone. final numbers are in on foreclosures for 2012. and they show the crisis easing up. reality track says that banks repossessed 671,000 homes last year. that's down 17% from the year before. but some foreclosures have been delayed by new banking rules. and that backlog, it could mean an upswing that we will see early this year. >>> there's a n

d.c. down to atlanta, it's rather warm. not going to be lasting very long.ust enjoy it for the time being because once that system pushes through things will be changing. now across much of europe we have a storm system that's lingering towards the west. scandinavia peninsula see how deep that rope that's wrapping around here. that's indicating a very deep pressure interacting with high pressure across the iberian peninsula and strong interaction sets up this tight gradient. gusty winds. sustained winds up to 60 kilometers. already wind reports of this gust over 140 kilometers per hour in portions of the uk over towards france. the system is bringing heavy rain showers expected to continue across low countries and shift over to snow as it moves into western portions of russia. out there towards moscow getting a few centimeters of accumulation. british alps a short break. right on its heels is another storm system going into thursday. temperature remaining warm for now. this is also going cooling off. as we take a look off towards the east, rather chilly ther

to birmingham and into nashville and the carolinas. >>> airport delays possible in new orleans, atlanta, d.c boston and new york. >>> turning back to the news. hollywood was all about red and gold last night. >> superstars walked on the red carpet on their way into the golden globes. oscar's looser, more liquored up cousin was a chance to honor the best of movies and tv. the 70th golden globes had their share of surprises. snubs, and solid favorites. when it came to best music or comedy film -- >> and the golden globe goes to -- "les miserables." >> reporter: "les miserables" cleaned up. >> it's the mt. everest of film making. they're crazy enough to do it. crazy enough to give us a go at it. i think tom hooper and the gang have redefined the movie musical. to just be part of that is unbelievable. >> reporter: and for television drama -- >> and the golden globe goes to -- damian lewis. >> reporter: and "homeland" stars damien lewis and claire danes walked off with aw5rds for their acting. there were plenty of split decisions. former president bill clinton made an appearance to introduce the

d.c. got robbed. atlanta didn't get anything either. richmond and raleigh.t snow barely clipping cape cod this morning. that's about it. you may see snow showers around new york city or philadelphia this morning. that's really about. now, this arctic blast of air coming down from the north, it will settle in over the great lakes this weekend. on sunday, especially getting very cold in areas like detroit, chicago, minnesota will be frigid along with wisconsin. then it's going to sweep into new england by the time we get to tuesday or wednesday. just keep that in mind. it's going to get very cold. coldest air of the season in areas like chicago. in other words, enjoy today. enjoy what's going to happen over saturday. after that we get a lot colder in many spots. as far as the forecast goes, one last mild day today from denver to kansas city. again, that frigid air will be heading even to d.c. by the time we get to monday. inauguration looks to be windchills in the 20s. four years ago, windchills were in the teens. a little better. >> so top hats and overcoats.

one of the warmest, orlando at 60. 47 atlanta. d.c., right around 40. we're so fortunate. we've had all the holiday storms this week, at least right now, not too bad going into the new year. david? >> 5 degrees there in denver on the map. we'll check back with you shortly. >>> an update on a weather story we reported last night. a horrible crash of a tour bus in oregon that killed nine people. we learned today that state officials had issued a warning about that winding downhill stretch of interstate 84. survivors say the bus swerved on the icy road, smashed through the guardrail before tumbling down the hill. >>> we turn now to the outrage we reported on last week here on "world news." the american parenting waiting for their adopted children to arrive when the russian president vladimir putin stepped, halting everything. tonight, some of his own people now taking sides, supporting the american mom and dad and the little russian daughter they thought was on her way. abc's in moscow again tonight. >> reporter: kendra skaggs and her husband were just weeks away from bringin

airport delays are possible in chicago, new orleans and detroit, along the east coast in atlanta, charlotte, d.cilly, new york, an boston. >>> back to the excuse me -- back to the news this morning. a story we've been watching overnight. police in midland city are involved in a standoff with man they believe is holding a 6-year-old little boy hostage. >> they say he boarded a school bus earlier in the day, shot the driver several times and kidnapped the boy. the driver later die fpd suspect is identified as a 65-year-old man scheduled to appear in court this morning on a menacing charge. >>> in other new this is morning -- >> the nra says boosting school security is more effective in banning assault weapons in reducing gun violence. a top nra official appears on capitol hill this morning. wayne lapierre says police need to enforce existing gun laws and deny weapons to the mentally ill. >>> and the master mind of the manti te'o hoax is telling his side of the story for the first time. ron nigh ya tuiasosopo's interview with dr. phil interviews tomorrow. coming forward with the truth is part of th

. >> if you're flying, delays are possible in atlanta, washington, d.c.nd new orleans. >>> and now, to the increasingly complicated case of lance armstrong. after years of denying any drug use, the once-celebrated cyclist has come clean. >> it's kind of an apology tour that included a face-to-face with staffers at his charity. abc's neal karlinsky has the latest. >> reporter: lance armstrong is rewriting his own story. now, reportedly admitting in an interview with oprah, that he did, in fact, use performance-enhancing drugs to win the tour de france. earlier, standing amidst a tear-filled room of 100 livestrong staff members, sources tell abc news, armstrong took responsibility for the damage his actions have caused the livestrong foundation. the cancer charity he founded, and which helped turn him from athlete to global icon. it's not just about the drugs, but the defiance. his categorical insistence that he never cheated. you can see it in his unflitching glare, for more than a decade, on tv, to fans, and cancer survivors. >> for the cynics and skeptic

we'll look at low clouds around for areas like atlanta, charlotte, d.c. metro.etween 1 to 3 inches of snowfall. traveling on the roadways will be dangerous. we have winter storm warnings in place. the setup for today, snow, rain, warm for areas like texas and into california as well as in arizona. temperatures returning to the 70s. i think i hear some applause there. back to you. >> jennifer delgado, thank you for that. >> suffered from the 30s. >> looking forward to summer. a long way off. >>> top cnn trends. amazing entrepreneur or daring double crosser? a really amazing story. a guy named bob who worked at a critical infrastructure company outsourced his job to china. initially they thought there were hackers involved, but that was not the case, bob, the programmer, hired a firm in shenyang to do his work. overnight on a schedule that mimicked his 9:00 to 5:00 gig, paying them one-fifth of his six-figure salary. the moral of the story, don't do this. >> i don't know. >>> beyonce, showing some skin on a gq shoot. the magazine declaring her ms. millennium. >> b

washington, d.c., partly sunny, 26. atlanta, mostly sunny, high of 46. st. denver, sunny, 61 the high. seattle, morning fog, 44 the high. >>> prince harry is heading back to england. captain wales as he's known in the military, has spent the last five months flying helicopter missions in one of the most dangerous provinces of afghanistan. as krista erickson tells us, the prince took on taliban fighters. >> reporter: prince harry is not above packing his own bags. the third in line to the throne is heading home after finishing his second tour of duty in afghanistan. harry is a gunner on british apache attack helicopters and says he fired on taliban fighters. >> save a life. that's what we resolve around i -- revolve around i suppose. you know, it's a -- it's trying to play the game, i suppose. >> reporter: he's been in afghanistan since september, spending christmas on the front lines. >> this is my bed. i don't really make it when i'm done here. a joy to have it made. >> reporter: shortly before he left for his assignment, prince harry suffered through bad p

d.c. cracks 60 and atlanta pushes 70.ut many of us will get another shot of frigid air following this fall and that cold front will have lots of wind energy that will help to fire up some big thunderstorms, possibly severe, from houston and dallas to little rock and st. louis on tuesday. there could be some tornadoes but more than likely, quite a bit of straight line wind damage. and then after that, the bottom falls out on temperatures. for example, lester, chicago will drop 45 degrees between tuesday and thursday. so enjoy the thaw while you can. back to you. >> all right, we will take what we can. mike seidel, thanks. >>> national transportation safety board tonight says further examination of batteries on boeing's new 787 has yet to point to the cause of the january 7th fire on board a japan air lines jet at boston's logan airport. that fire followed days later by a smoking battery aboard another 787 in japan led to a worldwide grounding of the revolutionary new planes. lack of progress in both investigations has rais

tomorrow, atlanta, are charlotte, d.c., later tomorrow in new york city, the threat of straight line wind damage, gusts over 60, a few isolated tornados. behind the front in cold air, back to reality, winter hits. frigid air, sub zero wind chills and des moines, green bay, temperatures 30. temperatures near zero tomorrow. wind chills down to 20 below zero. one record streak we would like to continue. 220 days and counting without a tornado fatality. let's hope it continues that way. >> thanks for the update. mike seidel with an unbelievable turn of events in our weather, from little rock tonight. >>> president obama flew to nevada to make a point today, a politically crucial place to throw his arms against a new path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants in this country. our white house correspondent peter alexander has our report from las vegas. >> reporter: the first trip of president obama's second term had the energy of a campaign event. vis issing this high school to build support for immigration reform. >> now is the time to find a better way to welcome the str

of the country and we're looking at all the warmth here, current temperatures, 73 in tampa, 62 atlanta, d.c 46 and boston 37. so when that seesaw is getting going and the west is getting lower, the east is rising. that's why we'll see these temperatures really 15 to 30 degrees above average as we head into the weekend, again not so much tomorrow. want to confuse you with. that 41 in gaithersburg now, 37 in frederick and manassas, 39 in culpeper, 43 annapolis, 41 in stevensville. that is mild. that's closer to where we would typically be in an average day in january in the middle of january. we expect to drop to about 41 degrees in the city with a lot of clouds around, a couple colder spots down to about 34 degrees, but considering we've had so many nights in the teens that is not bad. clouds on the increase tonight help toecaps warm, 41. for friday -- to keep us warm, 41. for friday not a particularly warm day, but 50 degrees is well above the average of 43. showers arrive probably early afternoon, wet commute and i think those showers will be scattered but maybe if we're lucky, we can pick

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washington, d.c., a high of 43, icy. atlanta, 58, the high there. denver, mostly cloudy, st. seattle, break out your umbrella. >>> a senate committee plans to hear testimony on gun control wednesday. dianne feinstein spoke with bob schieffer on cbs's "face the nation" sunday. she said she is facing an uphill battle but thinks the bill will pass. carter evans takes a look at the grassroots gun rights. >> reporter: thousands waited in the rain up to four hours just to enter this gun show in orange county, california. in this event, 25 years, this wengd saw the biggest crowds ever. the big seller, ammunition purchased by the cart load. gun owner bill waited three hours just to buy a box of 9 millimeter bullets. >> how many are in there? >> 500. >> reporter: in other parts of the country fear of too many guns is also drawing big crowds of those turning them in. so many attended this buyback in seattle yesterday that organi r organizers ran out of money. while the debate over guns in washington centers around military-style assault weapons, the conviction here is that there is a l

it is 56 degrees in d.c., 64 degrees right now in atlanta. that's with no sunshine at all. that's the morning low. it's incredible. we have some rain out there. but a fog is probably more of a problem than the rain this morning. the visibility now, new york city, half a mile. half a mile in hartford. about a quarter mile in philadelphia. okay in boston. but, you know, it's hit and miss. you can go in one valley, it's dense as could be, especially near rivers. other areas are not bad. d.c. is okay right now i'm sure philadelphia and new york city airport also have big problems. the highways and your morning commute also problematic. rain streaming up through new orleans, alabama and mississippi. expect rain in virginia, too. the windchills, minneapolis to denver, all of the northern plains, it's a frigid morning. even dallas has an 18 degree windchill. this has been a crazy weather pattern as of late, at least there's no big ice or snowstorms heading anywhere soon. >> that's good news. >>> all eyes in the auto world are on motor city today as the media gets a sneak peek at t

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washington, d.c., partly sunny, 578. showers in atlanta, 60. turning sunny in st.is, 50 degrees. sunshine in denver. 51 and rain ending in seattle. 44 degrees. >>> google executive chairman eric schmidt is getting a first-hand look of internet use in secretive north korea. he's visiting the north with former governor bill richardson. they're also pressing the government to allow more cell phone use and internet service for its citizens. they're pushing north korea to suspend their missile and nuclear work. >>> for the second time in two days there's been trouble onboard a high-tech 787 dreamliner. about 40 gallons of fuel spilled. the plane was inspected and effectually departed. on monday a fire broke out and a battery on another jal dreamliner parked at gate in boston. >>> a lucky landing in australia as a 21-year-old student pilot proves he's got the right stuff. he was taking a solo flight monday when his instructor noticed he had only two landing wheeling instead of three. check this out. the pilot landing, it skidded off the runway and came to a full stop. he

washington, d.c., windy with 48 the high. atlanta also 48. st. sunny, 33 the high there. denver, 47. seattle, showers, 51 the high. >>> well, nba hall of famer and sometimes wedding dress model dennis rodman has turned a page on basketball. the retired hoops star is now a children's book author. rodman's first book, "dennis the wild bull" was released yesterday. besides the name the character shares some of rodman's characteristics. they boenlt have nose rings and tattoos and dennis was once a member of the chicago bulls. i'm sure it will put the kiddies right to sleep. >>> prince charles and camilla went on a royal ride urnlds ground. they did it to celebrate the 1550th anniversary of the subway's system. the last time was in 1986 when he and his late wife princess diana opened a new terminal at heathrow airport. >>> patty davis has died. she was the middle. patty was in the middle and she sang the lead in the trio's popular tune "boogie woogie bugle boy." the andrews sisters sold many records. she died wednesday in l.a. she was 94. >>> coming u

washington, d.c., morning fog, high of 57. atlanta and st. louis, high of 70. flurries with a high of 34. seattle, a little rain, high of 46. >>> a wounded warrior has undergone a rare double arm transplant. brendon marrocco had transplant surgery last month. the 26-year-old infantryman posted these pictures on his twitter account and tweeted that his new arms already move a little. he is the first u.s. soldier to survive after losing both his arms and legs in the iraq war and only the seventh person in the u.s. to undergo successful double arm transplant surgery. >>> iran says it has sent a live monkey into space monday. the monkey was strapped into something that looks like a car seat. the iranian spokesperson says it returned to earth safely. the state department has not confirmed the flight but says the launch could show that iran is developing long-range missiles. >>> and new competition at the westminster kennel club. two new breeds will compete this year. the russell terrier dates back to the 1800s and was used for horse hunting. and t and the tree walke

if you have travel plans today, the east coast including atlanta to d.c., even new york, a few delays possible. even heavier rain at times as well. >> i love how this guy did this. this went on for the entire morning show. he even made graphics for the changing photograph of his mood. >> this is how i felt this morning. this is how i felt when i realized i could draw everything and when i realized we're getting the computers back, this is how i feel right now. >> i like the hair >>> out front, militants are holding several americans hostage. the leader of an islamist group tells me it is because the west joins the war in mali. >>> president obama proposes 23 executive actions to cut gun violence. >>> good evening. i'm erin brunette. americans held hostage. islamic militants claim on the desert. >>> the best information that we have at this time is that u.s. citizens are among the hostages in order to protect their safety, i will not get into numbers or names. >> the number of american hostages has been fluid. an islamic military leader told us there were seven. they tell us there coul

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atlanta, charlotte, right into d.c. later tomorrow and tomorrow night, new york city the big threat again, straight-line wind damage, gusts over 60, but a few isolated tornadoes. back behind the front and the cold air it is back to rate you winter hits. frigid air, subzero wind chills and des moines, green bay, six inches or more of snow. wind gusts over 30. temperatures in green bay 41 will fall to near zero tomorrow night and windchills down to 20 below zero. brian, one record streak we would lake to continue, 220 days and counting without a tore died in fatality. let's hope it continues that way. brian? >> thanks for the update tonight, mike side well an unbelievable turn of events in our weather. he is from little rock tonight. >>> president obama flew to nevada to make a point today, a politically crucial place to throw his arms around a new path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants in this country. our white house correspondent, peter alexander, has our report from las vegas. >> reporter: first t

washington, d.c., very cold, a high of 26. atlanta, 51. st. louis and denver, mostly sunny.f rain there. high of 42. >>> well, if you're thinking of moving to manhattan, you may have big dreams but chances are you'll live small. marlie hall took a tour of the new micro apartment. >> when it's time for a party, we put a little bar. >> reporter: when it comes to small spaces it's all about creativity, especially in new york city. >> it's multi-, multi-higher functionality. that's the key. this chair folds other and turns into a stepladder. >> reporter: this apartment is on display at the museum of the city of new york. >> and a then it slides over. >> reporter: designers want to prove living in tight quarters does not have to be uncomfortable. >> we've had ten people in here without any problems. we have seating for about ten people. >> reporter: this is about maximizing every inch of space. this wall is really a closet. inside there are drawers, a garment rack that pulls down to your level, and there's even an ironing board. there's also a bed hidden in the wall and a coffee

d.c. some flurries, a high of 29. atlanta and st. louis, a little bit of sunshine, 48 and 26. seattle, cloudy, 46 the high there. >>> well, medical research has advanced so much that testing animals could become obsolete. in a group advising the national institutes of health says that hundreds of chimps who've spent their lives who were poked and prodded should be retired. anna werner visited their home. >> reporter: more than 400 chimpanzees have been retired from research and could be located at a sanctuary. linda brent created it after working with government chimps at laboratory. it bothered you. >> sure, sure. that's what spurs people on the do great things, and so i think that's very true for me. >> reporter: the 200-acre sanctuary gives the chimps their first chance to live outside cages. >> we want to give the chimpanzees opportunities to like they would have if they were in africa. to be able to replicate those kinds of environments and behaviors, you have to give them space, you have to give them opportunities, and you have to give them an opportunity to have a lot o

atlanta. here in d.c., the nation's first african-american president paused today at the statue of dr.ath of office using two bibles. one of which belonged to the civil rights leader. the other belonged to president abraham lincoln. president obama made history today as the first president ever to speak about gay rights at an inauguration. and he did so by comparing the struggles of gay americans to what women and people of color have endured over the years. james rosen live in our d.c. newsroom with more on this. hey, james. >> shep, good evening. with this pivotal address president obama effectively positioned himself as more than just a president or chief executive. he appeared at time to be seizing the mantel of the civil rights leader whose birthday was observed as a federal holiday today. the reverend doctor martin luther king jr. >> we, the people, declare today that the most evident of truths that all of us are created equal. is the star that guides us still just as it guided our forebearers seneca falls and selma and stonewall. >> seneca falls site of the first women's rights

if you have travel plans today, the east coast, including atlanta over towards d.c., maybe even new york, a few delays possible with some rain. even some heavier rain at times as well. >> i love how this guy did this. this went on throughout the entire morning show as they scrambled to get computers back up and running. he even made graphics of the changing forecast of his mood. >> this is how i felt this morning. this is how i felt when i realized i could draw everything, and when i realized we're finally getting the computers back, this is how i feel right now. >> i like the hair color. >> well, i had to utilize the blue highlighter. >> finally, after an hour and a half, the computer was finally fixed. but the question was would it work? >> see if it works. ready? go back to weather one. >> there it is! >> we got it. >> excellent. >> thank you to everybody involved this morning. >> i like yours better. >> i got to say, i kind of like the hand drawn ones better myself. it kind of makes me want to set up a pictionary game between that guy and chad myers. i'm just thankful i'll never have

later today, expecting delays mainly under an hour and that includes d.c., philadelphia, charlotte, atlanta get used to the rain. sticking around for the day. and some improvement for tomorrow. >> thank you, jennifer delgado, in the northeast trying to travel, be prepared to wait. >> all right. taking a look at tom cnn trends, superstorm sandy victims, a giant step closer to more than $50 billion in aid. the house approved the relief measure, on top of $10 billion in flood insurance passed to help those in the ravaged northeast. it is expected to sail smoothly to the president's airlidesk. >>> the latest in the series of a problems with the dreamliner. a jal jet made an emergency landing after a strange smell in the cabin and smoke in the cockpit. >>> and the former president admits his wife is indestructible. >> she has always been very, very healthy. and she has very low blood pressure, very low standing heartbeat. she still has time to hav three more husbands after me. i think she'll live to be 120. >> does that mean she will run for president? >> hillary clinton recovering from a blood

d.c. more rain in louisiana, mississippi, heading up now into areas towards atlanta. st hit and miss showers on the morning commute. heavier rains later today. it's very warm. unusually warm. crazy warm in the east. it's in the 50s up in d.c., the middle of the country, winter has returned in a big way. the windchill is negative one in chicago denver is minus 15. the east, a lot of clouds and warm weather for one more day. we'll cool off in the days ahead. for the most anticipated segment of the day on msnbc, let's roll, boy. let's go. >> thanks, bill. buckle up, time for some sports. we'll start with matt ryan and the falcons hosting russell wilson and the seahawks. winner heads to the nfc championship game. second quarter, matt ryan goes over the middle for rodney white who hauls it in for the touchdown. the falcons take a 20-0 lead into halftime. but in the fourth quarter, the seahawks start a comeback. wilson finds zach miller in the back of the end zone, the seahawks cut the deficit to six points. seahawks still down by six with less than a minute to play on third

if you have travel plans today, the east coast, including atlanta over towards d.c., maybe even new york, a few delays possible with some rain. even some heavier rain at times as well. >> i love how this guy did this. this went on throughout the entire morning show as they scrambled to get computers back up and running. he even made graphics of the changing forecast of his mood. >> this is how i felt this morning. this is how i felt when i realized i could draw everything, and when i realized we're finally getting the computers back, this is how i feel right now. >> i like the hair color. >> well, i had to utilize the blue highlighter. >> finally, after an hour and a half, the computer was finally fixed. but the question is would it work? >> see if it works. ready? go back to weather one. >> there it is! >> we got it. >> excellent. >> thank you to everybody involved this morning. >> i like yours better. >> i got to say, i kind of like the hand drawn ones better myself. it kind of makes me want to set up a pictionary game between that guy and chad myers. i'm just thankful i'll never have

includes everybody up to pittsburgh, washington, d.c., just south of philadelphia and then all the way down through raleigh, charlotte, richmond and atlanta. some time around 10:00 a.m. and through montgomery. fast-moving storms that will bring winds with it. it's going to be 70 in d.c. then the storms will roll through. tomorrow we have snow on the backside of this storm. i'll give you the snow totals and details a little later. >> thanks so much. >>> a stretch of the mighty mississippi is closed. and which business stories will be moving your money today. >>> plus a medical miracle involving arm transplants. this is a story you have to hear to believe. you're watching "first look." [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit cit