came together to enjoy a full day of activities by attending a ride for recovery and rally at daytona beach. the ride began at destination daytona, with stops along the way for raffles, prizes, and lunch before ending at the bandshell in daytona beach. after the ride, event attendees enjoyed further entertainment, including displays, line dancing, and live music. both washington and oregon kicked off recovery month with ceremonies on each side of the interstate bridge. the events featured stories from people in recovery, elected officials, and a reading of the proclamation from the governor's office. native american drumming groups played as members from the two states joined hands across the bridge and recited the serenity prayer. the festivities continued afterward with tons of food and music. members of the reno sparks indian colony enjoyed a collaboration of festivities by celebrating recovery month and national indian day. two fun-filled days of sober activities focused on celebrating recovery and cultural identity. activities included cultural presentations, dance performances, poetry

there were records set all over the east today all the way from daytona beach -- 24 degrees -- louisvilleroanoke, 10 degrees. we will continue to see that overall cold pattern as we go to the next 24 hours, with more strong northwesterly winds. there is an area of low pressure that will move to our south. probably close enough to give us a bit of light snow on thursday. maybe an inch or two, especially you folks to the south. in the meantime, for overnight tonight and tomorrow morning, look at the wind chills. it will be 10, feeling like five to 2110 degrees. only feeling about 20 degrees. during the afternoon, it will feel only about 20. tomorrow morning, dress warmly and safely. temperatures -- the actual temperature will be into the low teens in the suburbs. a windy afternoon. on thursday, i have increased the chances for light snow, down towards fredericksburg, 40% chance. another one we will keep an eye on for sunday. you can keep posted on the weather all the time on tbd.com. we have a blog of nice presents for aspiring young meteorologist. here's to the believers. the risk-takers.

members of the daytona beach, florida, community celebrated recovery with a motorcycle ride, entertainmentstimonies, and information on supportive services. the free celebration started with a bike ride to the beautiful halifax river for a dare extreme stunt rider show with a prevention message to young people. also included in the event was a talent contest, toys for kids, food, and fun! mohave county substance abuse treatment education and prevention partnership and the kingman area meth coalition hosted a parade walk to support recovery in kingman, arizona. shirts were given out to all walkers, and there was an opportunity to carry signs promoting treatment. waianae women in recovery held a special recovery campout for women and children. there were activities for women, teens, children, and families as a whole. a fun and sober time was had by all. (music) well, my passion is really advocacy around treatment and recovery issues. i've had a wonderful career over the past 1617 years of being a direct service provider, being a treatment and recovery advocate, to heading up a large advocacy

30 degrees below normal with record lows in atlanta, 14 degrees, vero beach, florida, 26, and daytona beach, 24. >> i'm wearing my florida winter clothes, which are ridiculous. >> reporter: and there was snow, lots of snow. two feet fell outside cleveland. with nine more inches expected by morning. more snow is on the way in pennsylvania, ohio, and new york. where the layered look is back in. >> one. two. three. more. >> reporter: not a fashion statement, a survival strategy. >> i don't care really how i look as long as i'm warm. >> reporter: and on a snowbound highway in ontario, canada, military choppers had to rescue motorists. more than 300 people had been stranded in snow and ice for more than 24 hours. >> i seen a snow-covered event. you should have seen the vehicles. they were just so snow-covered. >> reporter: back in florida, john arnold has his grapefruit harvest back under way but still feels anxious. freeze scares like this typically are february events, not december. >> we still have a long potentially very cold winter ahead of us. >> reporter: below freezing temperatures are e

daytona beach-- 24. >> i'm wear my florida winter clothes which are ridiculous. >> reporter: in kansas city, the spectacle was this giant ice house carved by four-degree weather and a nearby water main break. >> just trying to get up to their mailbox i was sliding. >> reporter: and there was snow, lots of snow. two feet fell outside cleveland with nine more inches expected by morning. more snow is on the way in pennsylvania, ohio, and new york where the layered look is back in. >> one, two, three, more. >> reporter: not a fashion statement, a survival strategy. >> i don't care, really, how i look just as long as i'm warm. >> reporter: and on a snow-bound highway in ontario canada, military choppers had to rescue motorists. more than 300 people had been stranded in snow and ice for more than 24 hours. >> reporter: and back in florida, john arnold has his grapefruit harvest back under way but still feels anxious. freeze scares like this typically are february events, not december. >> we still have a long potentially very cold winter ahead of us. >> reporter: and again here overnight free

daytona beach 24. more seasonal temperatures are expected to come back starting tomorrow. here in maryland we are still dealing with bitterly cold conditions. the winds have died down a bit but could there be the potential for snow coming our way. wjz has a check on the weather. >> there is snow perhaps coming our way tomorrow afternoon. take a look at radar. it's clear and quiet. a few flakes of snow in pennsylvania. there is a system developing out to the west. you see that light band of snow. it's moving off to the east northeast. we expect to see some snow. here in maryland we're looking for a dusting to maybe an inch, whether can cause problems. we'll have another look at the forecast coming up. >>> a hearing today in the yeardley love murder case. and attorneys for her accused killer are asking for her medical records. >> reporter: 22-year-old george huguely is charged with murdering her at the university of virginia in may. huguely's attorneys are asked for love's medical records. police say huguely admitted to repeatedly slamming love's head into the wall. the defe

friends over here from texas and friends over here from daytona beach, i bet they are missing daytona? >> 5,000. >> randomly giving away money why? >> why? because we want to help people and pet charities today. we will spread serious goodness around the country. >> i love this. $5 thounz >> no wagering but we are curious to see if jeff glor still has his coat off. back to you. >> i do, indeed. one of the advantages -- one of the advantages here you don't have to actually put the coat back on. good stuff. in this morning's moneywatch, now great deals on last-minute holiday getaways. cbs news travel peter greenberg here with money-saving tips this monday. sir, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> lots of people -- for those who haven't booked already, looking for a last-minute deal the best thing to do is? >> be a contrarian, don't go with the flow there. are still deals out there. go to places that nobody else is going. like north carolina right now the outer banks, they've got deals out there right now, i mean the sheraton atlantic beach resort listen to this, something li

daytona beach 25. even 32, freezing mark in west palm beach and basically we're going to see that again as we head into tonight. current temperatures, look at that, chill out there across the eastern half of the country, 9 in minneapolis. 15 in chicago, 27 in atlanta. and 42 in tampa. that's just right now. later on tonight, those temperatures will continue to plummet. and that wind still blowing across northeast at around 35 miles per hour. some gusts. sustained 15 to 25. that's making it feel a lot cooler out there. 6 in cleveland. it feels like 10 in new york city. definitely bundle up as you head on home tonight, guys. anyways, across the northeast, we still have so. lake-effect snow going on because of those winds. still pretty impressive out there. we are expecting additional foot out there. definitely drive carefully. shepard? >> shepard: maria molina. thanks very much. news bytes now. it seems the internet is gaining ground in the battle for attention. the new study reports the average american

temperatures 25 to 35 degrees, that also could slow traffic right down here into orlando, possibly daytona beach or jacksonville. our system is currently offshore. we have a few returns well to the north of ukiah, right around the oregon-california border. currently dry here but we'll get in on rainfall in the next 72 hours. now, today with that sunshine, the nice break, look at this, temperatures actually above average. a week ago this time we were well below average with freezing temperatures in the overnight hours. 67 in redwood city, 65 in san jose, 64 in livermore and temperatures in the low 60s in the north bay. it felt mild to most of us. you can see current temperatures holding on to those low and mid-50s. there's not too much cloud cover in place so a really nice evening setting up for us around the bay area. you can see this band of rainfall that's developing here just near the oregon-california border. we'll see more rainfall continue to develop and slowly move towards the bay area as we head throughout wednesday's forecast. this system is expansive. look at this, the cold front just

the next call is michael vick in daytona beach, florida. -- michael in at daytona beach, florida. where you go to school? caller: i go to college, state college. host: what kind of tuition are you paying? caller: i am going to school on grants and loans. by may 49-year-old parent. i decided to go back to school. i'm trying to better myself. we cannot come out of poverty if you do not give us a chance. i am trying to come out of poverty. i think this is totally wrong. host: city enough to get you out on the streets protesting? caller: yes, it is. i do not know what i would do if i could not get an education. what would i do for me and my child? host: what kind of agree with you have when you -- what kind of debt do you think you will have when you graduate? caller: probably about $50,000. i am in my second year of college. i do not see myself getting through school without entitlement programs from the government through the department of education. we are trying to do better and trying to come up out of poverty by educating ourselves. i have decided it's to go back to school. i wa

look at that, 22 in jacksonville, daytona beach, 26. vero beach, 29.lm all the way down there, 35 degrees. it's ugly. when will it warm up? well, it is going to get there eventually. the concern at this hour is that we still have these freezing temperatures and now we have moisture trying to make its way in to that area and that's why we're get hg freezing rag. this is the direction that it will be heading over the next 24 hours and this will ultimately end up to be a major ice storm for folks particularly across parts of kentucky. one other thing i want to mention, the atlanta metro area, even though we're not under an advisory, i'm a little worried because that moisture is starting to pull in, we're not above the freezing mark yet. bridges and overpasses, that's what you have to watch out for. let's get to our i-reports. thank you to everybody who sent it in. hampton rhodes, virginia, an inch and a half of the heavy wet snow. something you don't see every day in his neck of the woods. patrick from chicago, he took this video on monday on the lakefron

temperatures plunged 30 degrees below normal, record lows in atlanta, 14 degrees, vir row beach, 26, daytona beach, 24. more seasonal temperatures are expected to come back starting tomorrow. boy, and we are glad those citrus crops will be okay. now here locally, our temperatures are going to go up the thermometer today, all the way up to around 25 degrees but not much time to enjoy that, betty, because snow comes in tonight. >> oh, man. all right. get ready cynthia bowers joining us live in chicago, thank you. >> we'll get a look at weather with dave price in minutes but first we check with whit johnson at the news desk. >> good morning, everybody. violent protests this morning in athens, greece. the demonstrators with -- battled with police officers, smashed cars and tossed gasoline bombs during a massive labor protest against the government's austerity measures. the violence escalated outside parliament. about 20,000 protesters marched to parliament during a general strike today. >>> the senate is expected to easily pass a package of tax cuts today. democratic members of the house want to revis

daytona beach, john, independent. what is your situation? i wanted to make the comments that i hope america understands there is no big difference between republicans and democrats. they are the same sides of the same coin. 14 americans have died of terrorism since 9/11. i hope that america sooner or later as the class war that everyone thinks that will have. host: bruce, you are on the air. caller: discuss the connection between states collecting revenue from taxes -- for instance, discuss the connection between jobs in the state collecting revenues in the form of taxes. going into the fact that when people do have jobs, they buy things. guest: there is no question that not only do the people in the states with jobs pay income taxes, so unemployment is definitely a double-that the state level if you decline in sales tax and income tax. and it is expensive to go up because health care and social services are needed. host: this from "the new york times." "states -- are releasing guest: well, it certainly is an issue. at the state level you ha

and we have bert o'neill from daytona beach, florida. and does laundry. how about that? emily ridgway, acted in several great plays in her area. a great actress and they all love her. happy birthday. that's it, that's all, from washington at this time. >> we have spent way too much out there. we have steals and deals on some terrific items. but first this is "today" on nbc. verizon 4glte. stream hd video and rule the air on the fastest 4g network in america. >>> this morning on education nation today, the subject of a new documentary premiering tonight on nbc. scott cohn is here with a preview. >> where have you heard this story before? easy money offered to people who can't really afford to borrow it, buying something whose price is already soaring. this time it's not a house and it's not a mortgage, it's a college education and a student loan. and increasingly, those loans are going bad. like most people who have gone to college, nick and emily of round lake heights, illinois thought they were making a wise choice. >> we thought it wou

vero beach, 26. daytona, 24. more seasonal temperatures are expected to come back starting tomorrow. and we're grateful that the citrus crop is going to be okay. now here, our temperatures are going to go up the thermometer today all the way up to 25. but there's not much time to enjoy that. snow's in the forecast tonight. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >>> and we'll get a look at the weather in just a couple of minutes. first, though, a check in with whit johnson at the news desk. good morning. >> great to see you again. good morning, everybody. >>> violent protests this morning in athens, greece. the demonstrators with -- battled with police officers. smashed cars and tossed gasoline bombs during a massive labor protest against the austerity measures. the violence escalated outside parliament. about 20,000 protesters marched to particular independent a general strike today. >>> now, the latest on congress and the tax cut compromise. the senate is expected to easily pass the measure today. house democrats no

daytona 25, west palm beach 32 degrees.emperatures, six to ten hours inland, two to six hours across coastal areas, that is going to mean we are going to worry about our crops for another evening. tonight's lows across florida we'll break some records, 36 in orlando, 37 in melbourne, 30 in jacksonville. it's cold really across the eastern half of the country where it's 2 in cleveland, 16 in atlanta, 25 in memphis. across the west they are dealing with record warmth. in los angeles we had 83 degrees yesterday jon scott. i think maybe we all ned to head there for christmas, if you like the warmth. jon: so the 54 on there right now that is the low temperature in l.a. >> reporter: that is actually the current windchill which isn't a factor. the current temperature, and they are three hours behind us. it's only 9:35. jon: 83, man let's move this broadcast to l. amount for a few days. >> reporter: i'm in. jon: j.d. thanks. jenna: sounds pretty good to me. all this cold weather could end up burning a hole in your budg budget. we t