casey. >> all right, derek van dam for us this morning. derek, thank you very much for that. all right. let's continue to discuss donald trump's makeover of the federal government. but let's focus now on the impact it may have on our national security and our intelligence agencies. >> the cia. >> sent a. >> buyout offer. >> to. >> their entire workforce. i guess that's a wrap on. >> the cia. >> let us now bid a fond farewell to some of their finest work. >> not all of the cia's information has remained redacted, though, because cnn has learned that in order to comply with the president's executive order to shrink the federal workforce, the spy agency has sent the white house an unclassified email listing the names of all employees hired over the last two years. this does raise serious concerns about whether foreign adversaries could access the list and identify those employees. one former agency officer told my next guest, david sanger of the new york times, that the unclassified reporting of the names was a, quote, counterintelligence disaster. democrats criticizing the move

let's get to our meteorologist, our weatherman, derek van dam. derek.morning. >> good morning. casey. and you think that this weatherman would listen to his own weather forecast? uh, it's story time, casey. i woke up this morning to frozen pipes. so at 4 a.m., here is this meteorologist taking a blow dryer and warm towel around his outdoor faucets to prevent them from bursting. that was. that was you didn't turn them off on the inside, derek. i did, i know better, but i got the little drip going now, so we got it all sorted. my wife can thank me later. but look at the temperatures here. i mean, it's eight degrees where i'm located and i'm not the only one who is in this deep arctic plunge. it's bitterly cold. 70 million americans under this extreme cold alert for much of the southeast are the areas that don't typically get this type of weather. so we're near record breaking cold for many locations, some areas dropping below their record temperature for the morning, including springfield, missouri. we'll continue with these record breaking low temperatur

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so just how cold are we talking about here, derek? >> yeah. tomorrow morning is when we will see the feel the brunt of the extreme cold across the areas that have been impacted the most. look at these overnight low temperatures. these are wind chill values. what it feels like on your exposed skin as you step outside. that is bitterly cold. dangerously cold. and something we want to be prepared for because the potential here exists for record breaking low temperatures. that's actual air temperatures across the state of kentucky into virginia, west virginia, indiana, parts of the country that were impacted by this heavy rain and the flooding that you see directly behind me. just imagine if this was your backyard starting to clean up the mess, and then you have to contend with the icy, frigid temperatures that are following behind this system. a stretch of extreme cold alerts all the way from the u.s. canada border down to the rio grande. and then, to make matters worse, a storm system will actually bring snowfall to the areas that were impacted

meteorologist derek van dam is with us. derek, my snow blower is not working. i think it needs new oil. how quickly do i need to get it? >> you're going. >> to have. >> to. >> do the old. old school. >> way. >> of shoveling. >> by hand. >> john. it's coming your way. >> and we've got. >> a12 punch of winter storms. impacting the eastern third. >> of the country. >> you can see both storms right now with the. >> winter weather alerts. >> winter storm. >> warnings for the. >> mid-atlantic. this is storm number two. winter storm watches across parts. >> of the plains. >> now look at what blacksburg, virginia national weather service office language. they're using numerous. >> power outages. >> outages that. >> could last. >> for multiple days. >> travel nearly impossible. >> and it's all. >> because of the ice. >> so the first storm moves through. knocks on our doorstep tonight. produces the ice across the mid-atlantic, including virginia. secondary storm lays another sheet of ice over the same locations, but also brings snow. >> to the midwest. >> look at this. t

derek o leary, who received his ph.d. in u.s. history at uc berkeley in 2020 and has taught since at bard high school, early college, d.c., and the university of south carolina. he transitioned to the federal government in 2022 and just completed the prestigious presidential management fellowship program at a prestigious. he didn't write that. his book, archival communities constructing the past in the early u.s. will be published by uva press in 2025 as well. and our final speaker is dr. john c winters, assistant director of the georgia. ann richards civil war era center at penn state. he is the author of the 2023 book the amazing iroquois and the invention of the empire state. from oxford university press and is published in various academic and public facing venues. as a public historian, john won a national park service grant for the reinterpretation of the historic fort rosalie site in natchez, mississippi. he and he directed the public history program at the university of southern mississippi. john returns to mt. vernon tod

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let's bring in derek van dam from cnn's extreme weather center. derek, how long is this atmospheric river fueled storm expected to last? jake, we've got the next three. >> hours. >> is the most critical part of this storm as it dumps the heaviest rain over the burn scars that stephanie is. currently located at. you're looking at. >> the latest radar. >> we've had lighter rain on and off throughout the course of the day today, but i'm concerned about this band moving over santa barbara, just entering into ventura county. this is the one that could produce the one inch per hour rainfall rates. and this is why we're so worried about it. stephanie mentioned you saw it in her live shot a moment ago. with the topography in and around the palisades fire, 27,000 acres scarred, charred landscape. and it's all because of these mountain ranges, the santa monica mountains, that tower over 3000ft in some locations. they're so susceptible because they've been compromised because of the recent wildfires. and when you get heavy rain on top of that, that loosens t

let's get right to cnn meteorologist derek van dam for the latest on this. ooh, a lot of minus signs there. >> yeah, a lot of purple. >> as well. >> good morning john. >> so this. >> is a significant cold not only for the places that typically get cold in the month of february, but for unordinary areas like atlanta, places like dallas and houston, 30 to 40 degrees below where they should be this time of year at this very moment. that's why authorities are using this rule of the four p's protect your plants, your people, your pets, and your pipes. so you got to keep all those things in mind today because this is impacting areas that are not used to this type of weather. and yes, records are falling, particularly across the northern and central parts of our country. just check out wichita, kansas city, oklahoma city and dallas all this morning very alone, setting their record low temperature for the day. so here's 100 million americans, not many people spared from these cold weather alerts. and notice they go all the way to the gulf coast as well. even the flo

cnn's derek van dam tracking all of this for us. um, and derek, conditions. they're getting particularly tough in kentucky right now, which honestly, kentucky needs no more harsh weather for quite some time. >> i didn't think it could get worse. >> but we. >> had warned. >> about this for the past couple of days. >> after this. >> past weekend's flooding. now we're seeing heavy snowfall in some of those. >> same hard. >> impacted areas. here's a look at the roads. >> across portions. of kentucky right now as our snowstorm continues. >> it's ongoing. >> especially over the eastern. >> portions of the state. >> now moving towards portions. >> of the mid-atlantic virginia into virginia beach. >> and. norfolk could. >> see 8. >> to. >> 12in. >> of snowfall before it's all said and done, this will be one of their largest snowfalls in several seasons. now we still have our cresting rivers across the state of kentucky, specifically into the ohio river valley. and this area, again with fresh blankets of snow in the cold arctic air that is descending on the region wil

. >> meteorologist derek van dam is with us now with the very latest. derek. >> this is a particularly challenging stretch of time for the tennessee and ohio river valleys, not only because of the ongoing flooding that is occurring across many states from this past weekend storm, but now we are tracking the progress of an arctic air mass that will descend over the same locations and help produce snowfall over some of the hardest hit areas. this is just one example of the several areas that are in be experiencing flooding. now. this is coming out of tennessee, but of course we've seen what's been happening and unfolding in the state of kentucky and virginia as well. over the next week, we will likely break over 270 record low temperatures, many across the plains. but that cold air will shift eastward as we progress through the course of the week. and i'm highlighting kentucky, virginia, west virginia, southern indiana into tennessee as problematic areas because this extreme cold alerts from the rio grande all the way to the border of u.s. and canada. tha

cnn meteorologist derek van dam is tracking all of this for us. derek, tell us what's ahead now.to be a particularly difficult stretch of time for residents of the tennessee and ohio river valleys, for instance. so not only do we have the continued flooding that is ongoing from this past weekend storm, but now we're tracking an arctic air mass that's going to descend over the same locations and produce snowfall into some of the hardest hit areas. so over the next seven days, there is a high likelihood we'll break over 270 record low temperatures across the nation's midsection. but i point out kentucky, virginia, west virginia into portions of tennessee. some of the hardest hit areas from this past weekend storm. that is where this arctic air mass is headed. right now, we have these extreme cold alerts that stretch from the u.s. canada border to the rio grande that will likely shift eastward as the storm system evolves. so to complicate the search and recovery efforts that are ongoing across the state of kentucky, for instance, we already have winter storm watches that have been p

let's get right to cnn's derek van dam for the latest on what we're going to see now.erek. >> i try to pull a fast one on my wife the other day with my latest snowboard trip. called it powder. >> research. >> just like those virginia. >> tech students. >> it didn't work out too well. >> look. >> i'm glad they got to enjoy the snow while it lasted. dc, you got a fresh. >> coating of snow. >> on the. >> national mall. >> in fact, you have had with this latest half a foot of snow that fell from the sky. the most snow that you've experienced in any winter season. to date over the past five years at least, in fact, you combined the past two seasons to date and we've seen more snow just this year. so that's saying something. it's all being driven by this series of storms. we'll call it a parade of storms moving from the. >> west coast to. >> the east coast, driven by the jet stream. so this storm that's moving through across the plains and the midwest as well as the. >> great lakes, this. >> will. bring a significant amount of snow to places like chicago. >> it is your. >> t

>> john and derek, there is some looking at a map here.is some severe weather in the northeast, actually, from the midwest to the northeast. this morning. >> yeah, that's right john. and this is so critical because it's those meteorologists whose jobs are on the line that are actually issuing the current warnings that are in place right now. we have a tornado watch that's in place across portions of kentucky. several severe thunderstorm warnings issued by human meteorologists. and also these flash flood warnings and flash flood emergencies that were in place across charleston, west virginia, earlier today. this is all part of a larger winter storm that's bringing ice to the mid-atlantic and snow to the upper portions of the northeast. but again, if we start cutting the meteorologists, the personnel and the staff, john, it's going to make it more difficult to communicate those hazards to the public. >> yet harder to stay safe. derek van dam, thanks so much for the work that you do appreciate it, my friend sarah. >> all right. breaking overn

derek, what are you watching most closely at this hour? >> yeah, here's the. >> deal, kate. >> it will be a one-two punch for some. >> of the hardest. >> hit areas. first, the extreme cold. >> starts to set in, and then. behind it. >> another winter storm that will. impact some of the same locations. >> that. saw the. >> flooding. we have. >> cold, extreme cold alerts that stretch. >> from the rio grande all. >> the way to the border of. >> the u.s. >> canada border. >> that's stretching over 1250 miles. in fact, over the next week, about 170 million people will see the mercury in the thermometer plunge below the freezing mark. behind this departing storm, there's a lot of energy you saw in danny's live shot. trees were swaying. the wind is very intense. wind advisories across the northeast. but here's the next storm that is set to impact the same regions. look at kentucky. virginia. winter weather alerts with winter storm warnings further to the west. the evolution of this storm takes a very similar path, although i do believe it will be

let's get to cnn meteorologist derek van dam. derek, what is driving these storms?should americans expect? jake. it's the jet stream that's driving three different winter storms from the west coast to the east coast. this week. the first initial storm impacting the mid-atlantic right now with icing concerns across the state of virginia. secondary storm system will bring a swath of snow from des moines into chicago, as well as detroit. so let's highlight the more immediate concerns. up to a half an inch of ice is possible across western portions of virginia. with this first initial storm before it exits off the east coast. then there's a brief lull, and then the secondary storm moves in and impacts basically the same location. so we'll add additional icing to the same areas and then look at the snowfall from grand rapids, michigan into chicago. a wide swath of 4 to 8in anticipated across this region. the nation's capital could pick up a quick 2 to 4in from this initial storm as well. so it's storm after storm after storm. but debilitating ice conditions possible in a

cnn's derek van dam has the latest in cnn's extreme weather center. derek. >> yeah.kle up. we've got. >> a one-two punch of winter. storms impacting the. >> eastern third of the country. first storm system, the more immediate threat. let's focus in on what this could potentially bring. this is exact wording from the national weather service out of blacksburg, virginia. the ice storm potential with this could bring down numerous power outages. outages that may last for multiple days, and creating travel that is nearly impossible. and it's all because of this first storm system. as it moves in, it will lay a sheet of ice across this region. heads up roanoke. the spine of the appalachians. and then we see the system depart. but look at how quickly the secondary storm starts to fill in behind it. so we're talking about back to back winter storm potential for this region. we will get snow for the nation's capital into places like baltimore and philadelphia. chicago to detroit. the second storm will also bring a fresh layer of snow on the ground. but honing in on this ice

cnn's derek van dam joins us now to discuss. derek, this is only the beginning of the bad weather. >> that's right. jake, a parade. >> of storms. >> will impact much of. >> the country. >> over the next two weeks. the first of four already exiting the east coast, but. not before leaving the damage behind. you can see the flooding there coming out of west virginia. it was an active morning across the eastern seaboard. >> but again. >> that system. quickly exiting. but right behind it is knocking on the doorstep of the west coast. this is another major storm system that will traverse from the west coast to the east coast in under 72 hours, basically blanketing the same areas with rain, snow, ice and freezing rain across similar locations. >> as to. >> what we experienced today, that storm system exits, and then we still have the cold air locked in place. because of this, what we call zonal flow, the jet stream is lined in a pattern from west to east, locking the cold air to the north and the warmer air to the south. and you better

our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning. >> good morning.ey. >> beneficial rain for los angeles, but not. >> too. >> much to cause. >> some serious issues. so that's good news. the ice that you showed the snow and rain on the east coast. that's number one of a five winter blitz stretch. there's five consecutive storms that we're counting over the next two weeks. i'll show you which in just one moment. so that was number one. this is number two bringing the rainfall to southern california as we speak. and that storm is quickly going to move from the west coast to the east coast, followed by the jet stream that will separate the cold air to the north and the warmer or milder air to the south. so we're going to focus our snow potential across the northern tier of our country. in fact, you can see how it picks up moisture, produces snowfall over the western u.s. great news for the ski resorts. but once it finally reaches the east coast by late saturday into early sunday morning, look what happens kind of blows up into a disruptive winter storm f

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. >> for now, derek and his two daughters who live here are trying to count their losses and save as much as they can. >> i haven't heard anything about how long or what their plans are to fix it. i'm sure they're going to have to do the carpet. i'm sure they're trying to get their ducks in order. >> reporter: with atmospheric rivers are occurring more often, it's a question on when it will happen again. >> this is the eden fire burn zone in altadena. you can see cars just buried in mud. the sight leaving many residents stunned. >> it's unbelievable. so much devastation and now we have the mud slides on top of that. so it's just surprising. >> reporter: and this is what caused the mess. you can see rainwater and debris just pouring down the hillsides during the thick of the storm. and some people even had to be rescued. >>> taking you to malibu, the debris was so strong a firefighters suv got swept off t. driver was fortunately able to get out and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> up next, basketball stars and their families roll up their sleeves to give back to the bay

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the justice department launching an investigation into derek osborne after an undocumented immigrantm mexico was released from jail in ithica, despite i.c.e. request to keep him in custody. describing it as a self described sanctuary city that failed to honor a valid federal arrest warrant. it is an early test to tackle sanctuary cities. >> you can't knowingly harbor or conceal an illegal alien from i.c.e. >> reporter: it comes days after the president signed the laken riley act. >> we are moving with urgency and speed to get these vicious and violent criminals the hell out of our country. >> reporter: the sheriff said they followed the law and did notify i.c.e. when he would be released. meanwhile today the white house spent a special envoy top venezuela to try to strike a deal for the country to take back deported migrants from the u.s. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. up next the clash over the canal. andrea mitchell reports from panama where trump threatened to take control of the vital passage. secretary of state rubio will head that way tomorrow. season to season, ultomiris is con

derek van dam, has the latest. >> back to back winter storms turned deadly in the last week across the central and eastern u.s., as a new threat of dangerously cold temperatures and snowy weather emerges. major interstates in oklahoma at a standstill as over a half a foot of snow fell, prompting authorities to respond to multiple wrecks and jackknifed 18 wheelers. this crash in laporte county, indiana, involved nine semi trucks and four passenger vehicles. >> it was a. >> little slippery. >> it was mostly when i got here, though. it was about 3:00 and it was still a snow. mainly not ice. now it has dropped a lot and it's a little worse than it was this morning. >> residents across kentucky and virginia still in cleanup mode as the week's first storm, dumped over a month's worth of rain in less than 24 hours. bursting levees and flooding homes. >> we had warning that we were going to be flooded. we just didn't know it was going to be this extensive. >> now, dangerous arctic air is descending o

. >> i want to bring in doctor derek. >> haas, a former.department of health and. >> human services. >> doctor, the worst flu season in more than 15 years. why? what's going on? >> well, i think it's a combination of factors. i think that we are seeing lower vaccination rates, and we've seen in the past we're seeing a more virulent strain of the flu. we're seeing people not necessarily stay home. or wash their hands owe a mask when they feel sick. so we're seeing higher spread. it's really a combination of factors, but it is real. every day we work in the air, we see so many patients who have the flu who come in to get tested, who need to be admitted. >> to the. >> hospital, and it can be prevented with a flu shot. washing your hands and wearing a mask when you're amongst other people. >> okay. washing hands. flu shots. >> not too late. >> meanwhile. >> there's the measles outbreak we've been covering in texas. >> it appears to be spreading. at least 58. >> new cases have now been reported. >> in recent weeks. at least 13 kids hospitalized.

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cnn meteorologist derek van dam joins us now with more on what that could mean. first, eric, explain how the national weather service works and why these moves are alarming. yeah. boris. all right. so what. >> you're looking at right now are the current weather related alerts. over 30 different alerts currently in progress. these are issued by human meteorologists from localized weather. national weather service offices scattered across the country. this is keeping these meteorologists extremely busy, especially on a day like today. so if you start cutting staff members from an already strained workforce, they're talking about some of the worst numbers in terms of employment in decades. we have the potential here to start missing out on critical, time sensitive, life saving, property saving information that these meteorologists are directly responsible to communicate to you at home. so this is incredibly important. if we start shutting down these numbers, it will have ramifications. and that snowball effect down the line to you at home as well. now, not only do t

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it is great to see you, derek. thank you so much, sarah. >> all right. thank you guys.ird flu has farmers scrambling to try and protect their poultry stocks across the united states. and of course it's not just affecting farmers. it's also affecting you sending the price of eggs soaring. cnn's jason carroll traveled to a small farm in rural new york to see what poultry farmers are being forced to do to try and save their farms and their livestock. >> so these are our two year. >> old birds that. >> are out here in a winter house, and they're venturing outside today. >> farmers like tom warren have been keeping a more watchful eye on their chickens these days. >> we'll just have to see what happens. >> it's kind of what we're going to. >> do. >> all right. and hope for the best. >> warren owns stone and thistle farm, a small. >> farm located in the foothills. >> of the catskill mountains. more than a three hour drive from new york city. but with the threat of avian flu, the city seems closer than ever. new york's governor temporarily shut down live poultry markets in new

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candy artist derek tam was there making dragon beard.of the few remaining candy makers making the traditional sweet. >> i'm the fifth generation who made this candy in my family. i learned this from my dad. those dragon beard. we had a long life, soe past, this thing was only served to the emperor. i want to show this trathe othe. >> and there were also crafty opportunities for some hands on paper lantern making. well, oakland has its own lunar new year celebrations this year. the third annual parade is now sponsored the oakland chinatown lunar new year festival and parade is set for saturday, february 22nd. ktvu cristina rendon caught up with the oakland chinatown improvement council about the preparations ahead. >> in oakland's chinatown district, shops are decorated for the year of the snake. very soon, these streets will come alive for the hyundai oakland chinatown, lunar new year festival and parade. organizers say it was challenging putting on the parade due to city budget cuts, but hyundai stepped in as a title sponsor to cover al

. >> reporter: for now, derek and his two daughters are counting up their losses and trying to save what they can. fortunately, property management is putting them and about 40 displaced people in hotels. >> i haven't heard anything about how long on are what their plans are to fix it. obviously they'll have to do the carpet or something, haven't heard too much of anything. it's the day after. i'm assuming they're trying to get their ducks in order. >> reporter: mayor mahan says the city will evaluate what went wrong and work with the water district on plans to prevent future incidents, but with atmospheric rivers occurring now with some regularity, it may just be a question of when the plans will be tested again. >>> a landslide in sausalito near the golden gate bridge is still slowing down traffic on the southbound 101 into the evening commute. two lanes remain closed as crews clear debris. they plan to install barriers by the hillsides to prevent further debris flows. that landslide happened early this morning, forcing several lanes to shut down. the two lanes are expected to remain c