more now on reports of injuries and stranded tourists after a volcano erupted off the east coast of new zealand a plume of white smoke was seen coming from white island prompting fears for a group of tourists same walking in the crater moments before the prime minister says 100 people were on or near the island at the time of the eruption and some are unaccounted for daniel walker is a journalist at newstalk z.b. he joins us now from auckland so what else do we know about the status of this or russian right now. yeah hi so like you said there the prime minister has confirmed or and 100 people on this island popular tourist spot off the east coast and that by plenty of the north island. there are. a nearby students on a school camp and. told coyotes are there but there are still concerns there's reports of helicopters and bugs unaccounted for at this stage these are tourists helicopters and tourist boats that are heading out of. and you know witnesses have described seeing this. this volcano just go off incredibly quickly we have footage from cameras on the island which sit there and tak

it was the east coast's first major snow storm of the region.early 10,000 flight fwes to be cancelled. more snow hitting the midwest tonight. so there you have it. >>> we're getting a break for the next 48 hours. >> not that bad and then we get another storm system on friday and saturday. i'm here to help you do that. we will get you ready to go and just in case, look at the phenomenal total we-in just three days. 7.53 inches while the east coast has the snow. and there's a lot of cities dealing with with 7.5 inches of rain. most picking up 3/4s to two inches of rainfall. we have spotty showers continuing to the north of san francisco. picking up by 11:50 tonight. you do want to watch out for san rafael and the other thing you're not going to be able to get on the weather apps on your phone is it the fog. i want you to be aware of that tomorrow morning. you can see some of the fog over the interstate fog, 99 corridor and developing in the east bay and north bay. otherwise it will be good to go. we'll start off with a slight chance of spotty show

according to the schedule sometime around the 4:00 hour east coast time you'll hear from adam schiff and then ranking member devin nunes on the floor of the house and the schedule reads at 7:20 tonight speaker pelosi takes the chair. she will introduce the articles. article 1 abuse of power, article 2, obstruction of justice. if it goes according to schedule you talk 7:30, 8:00, later tonight. before we go back to the floor i want to go to ed rollins and ponder for a moment about what we're about to see. at the moment, ed, we're in it. >> historic moments, boring television. we live in a day of instant communication and young people aren't likely to sit through hours and hours of this where you hear members stand up and say very irrelevant things. still no crime.

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there are reports of injuries and missing taurus after a volcano erupted off the east coast of new zealand a plane with white smoke was seen coming from white island a group of tourists was saying walking in the crater moments before the prime minister says around 100 people were on or near the island at the time of the eruption and some of those people are unaccounted for. supporting the national emergency management agency following an eruption at white island off the coast. do keep in mind this is a situation. around $100.00 people were on or around b. island at the time and some of. the counted for a number of people reportedly injured and are being transported. joins us now from auckland so rachel what else do we know how how remote is this island how difficult is it for people to get to. good action it's not very difficult at all to get to we have helicopter to with which go there and also the boats but the problem is that it is of all kind of which is a ruptured so there are issues around that with a quality being one of them and also the danger that comes with an erupting volcano s

there are reports of injuries and missing tourists after a volcano erupted off the east coast of new zealand a plume of white smoke was seen coming from white island prompting fears for a group of tourists in walking in the crater moments before police say less than 50 people were on or near the island at the time of the eruption then transported to shore with at least one in critical condition and many are still unaccounted for will trafford is a journalist at the new zealand herald he joins us from auckland so will the number seems to be fluctuating a bit as understandable in situations like this but it is the number now 50 that are that were somewhere in the area of this volcano. well you know i mean that's exactly right initially the number that we heard from the prime minister martin after nervously the carriage was 100 and the reason it was 100 is obviously there are a number of tourists coming on and off the island throughout the day and we understand one of those vessels that was docked to the all in had left just moments before the volcano itself or ruptured so we now 'd ass

then we get another storm coming up the east coast as we go into friday.ould be a cold enough air mass in place initially that we start off with freezing rain or sleet, maybe even a little snow in areas of the mid-atlantic. you talk about wintery weather in the mid-atlantic that could be troublesome. we have two areas of snow, the one i mentioned today that's happening now, sliding through minneapolis, duluth, maybe another one to three inches, and then we'll get that lake effect snow coming into the upper peninsula there of michigan. this is the snow forecast for wednesday morning. it rains for like two straight days. it's warm, and then we're going to get about one to three inches of snow. we may even get some snow in areas like knoxville and nashville and london, kentucky. and then through the spine of the appalachians, and then it looks like d.c., philly and new york, right now you're all in about one to three inches of snow. that's wednesday morning. until then, it's very warm. temperatures in the eastern half of the country are going to hit 60 possib

east coast coming out of somalia, a government spokesperson says a suicide bomb car attack in the cityf mogadishu has left at least 65 people dead. let's go to kenya, our farai sevenzo has the story. farai, what more are you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, morning. with the attack and responsibility has happened again. it's just a government spokesman told cnn that the death toll is now 65. of course, we expect that to fluctuate over the hour. what we know, the search for a suicide car bomber, a well-known -- somalia's -- mogadishu. >> i'm afraid we may have to step of out of farai sevenzo's phone interview with us. again, he's on the ground there in neighboring kenya, telling us again that the death toll, now at least 65 dead. we also understand a claim of responsibility. the al qaeda affiliate al sha shabaab has claimed responsibility. we'll continue to the stay in contact with our farai sevenzo there as he learns things and we pass things along as we follow the story. >>> now to the state of hawaii, teams there on the ground, they're set to resume the search for one person still

. >>> a surge of tropical moisture working its way up the east coast.erek van dam with the forecast. >> great friday morning, dave and amara. that surge of moisture means a wet weekend for the entire east coast of the country, from atlanta to new york. before we get to the details, this forecast brought to you by the ninja foodi pressure cooker. here's a broad look at the weather across the country. you can see how active it remains across the southeast. this moisture will start to overspread the entire east coast, as we head into the overnight period tonight. and for sure, into the day on saturday. be prepared for that, from boston to new york, philadelphia and d.c., as well as atlanta, charlotte and charleston. you can see the rainfall totals here. 1 to 3-inch amounts possible in the east coast. this will be a rainmaker for the coastal cities. some snowfall is expected across upstate new york, vermont and new hampshire. you can trail the snowfall westward with our next developing storm system. talking temperatures now. 42 for chicago. 48 near new york

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region, and moving into the east coast by later on the day friday.hicago. 40 for the nation's capital. just a degree or two above the freezing mark for the big apple. we're expecting a high of 52 in atlanta. back to you. >> thanks, derek. >>> a small plane crash on phoenix caught on surveillance camera. look at the aircraft slamming into a utility pole before taking out several vehicles in a used car lot and skidding into the middle of a street. >> he wanted to try to land on 23rd avenue. thank god he didn't. if he would have, he probably would have taken us out. >> they let us on to our property for maybe two minutes. and just seeing about ten of our cars damaged. >> two people were onboard the plane. a 48-year-old pilot, who was also a flight instructor, and a 42-year-old passenger. they were not hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a man accused of slapping a reporter's backside during a race in savanna, georgia, is apologizing for his actions. it happened last weekend as he was reporting live for cnn affiliate, wsav, at the sa

east coast. an attack by an identified gunman on protesters camped in iraq's capital is killed at least 20 people the shootings happened late friday night around kalani square a focal point in the weeks of gover anti-government protests more than 70 others were wounded we'll be live in baghdad in a moment 1st dorsetshire bari has more on how things unfolded. panic among crowds as gunfire echoing around the square in central baghdad moments earlier gunmen had pulled up in cars and trucks at a building where protesters have based themselves since anti-government rallies began in october medics struggle to treat the dozens injured there's been concerns that the rallies gathered around tahrir square could spiral into chaos. after supporters of hush the shabby paramilitary coalition flooded the area on thursday in a show of force they arrived in their thousands and we're square carrying pictures of the country's top shiite cleric grand ayatollah ali al sistani. the hashed initially backed iraq's gover

the east coast is a complete mess today and a tomorrow. there's our west coast storm.part. janice, thank you. have a great weekend. janice: happy friday. cheryl: twitter is taking serious steps to avoid confusion for the election season which of course is coming up. lauren:.lauren: tracee carrasch the details. tracee: twitter will verify every candidate running for office, this comes as twitter recently banned all political ads on its platform. it will no longer be the responsibility of the individual candidates to seek verification. the blue check mark next to their name. twitter says this is toe ensurea level playing field. your cop phi is about to get a -- coffee is about to get a boost. pepsi announcing a coffee cola for a limited time. it comes in two flavors, original and vanilla. each can contains roughly double the amount of caffeine than a regular pepsi. well, the internet's latest deception will soon be available on toy shelves. hasbro taking preorders for the baby yoda toy sets which comes in several varieties including a talking plush toy that is about $25

to the east coast. i will highlight the east coast. we know where the storm is headed. it is knocking on the doorstep of new york city and philadelphia. you can see the rain/snow mix with the shading of purple. we have the potential for a full-fledged ice storm up to a half an inch of ice across central pennsylvania. here's the 50 million americans impacted stretching from the new england coastline through the midwest and northern plains. still even blizzard warnings for some locations with the strong winds. this is a complex storm. we will try to break it down for you. the wintry mix will start this morning. there is enough warm air where it will transition to all rain. keeping snowfall totals down for new york, philadelphia, and more so into the boston region. but on the backside of this, another secondary low will hug the coastline, draw in cold air, and transition it pack to snow. so we will still get snow for many of the upstate regions of vermont, massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island. boston proper, you have the potential for experiencing 6 to 9 inches of snow

. >> on the east coast things go downhill starting now and saturday things improve, sunday, on the westrm system moving in. a lot of travel problems. look at the moisture towards the mid-atlantic and an icy mix as well. that will be ongoing throughout the day today and tomorrow is an area of low pressure moves northward. you can see what a complete mess. could be worse, could be snow. temperatures will be too warm. on the backside of it we could get snow as the cold air is pulled out word tomorrow but mainly a rain event on the east coast and our next storm system to the west will cause problems the next couple days for the central us through the next 24-48 hours. there is your forecast, not too bad across the plane states, a mess on the east coast and another storm system moving into the west. next week, you will have a wet christmas. we don't want to do it like too far in advance. carley: thank you. >> happy friday. rob: happy friday, christmas cheer, more of a chore than a celebration. carley: could this change some long-held yuletide tradition? we have some new trends. >> christmas

. >>> we talked about the travel indications yesterday and a new storm coming up the east coast.s begun. it is rain in georgia. raining in atlanta. driving around, a slow commute. there and the charlotte area. in the map, the pink color, that's ice and we have some icy problems, north and south side of the queen city, outside of charlotte, mostly into the areas, heading into the mountains of north carolina, and also virginia, and the roanoke area is one of those spots that we're concerned. with here is the additional ice forecast. so around greensboro, north of greensboro north carolina, a tenth to a quarter inch of ice and have to worry about the sidewalks and maybe minor tree branch problems and the roanoke area, one of the spots to be concerned. with and warming up during the day, the worst of it is now for the next couple of hours. the rainfall, the forecast, the areas of blue, one inch of rain, the purple is one and a half, and notice southern new england, soaked, two inches of rain for areas of coastal main, and also in massachusetts and through connecticut and rhode island

we will see the rain developing and up the east coast. rather quick moving. significant delays of trafg and we go into friday, i-95, georgia, south carolina, and late in the day, we will get into areas of the mid atlantic. now, there is just enough cold air brewing, in hickory, roanoke, western portions of virginia, north carolina, we could get a little bit of icing. there is a winter weather advisory posted there. a little snow in the northern plains. the pacific systems continue to roll into the west. let's take new saturday. the rain will be the worst early in the day and improve in the northeast as we go throughout saturday afternoon and the heaviest rain from boston, northward, during the morning hours on saturday and kind of just a wintry mess, on the backside of this storm, not a huge impact in the ohio valley but just a little bit and by the time we get to sunday, the pacific storm begins to move into the middle of the country with a little bit of light snow, it is windy in the northeast and much colder but at least not kind of rainy and dreary, and s

of getting up toward the carrying capacity of the ecosystem the population of the west and the east coast of africa have been increasing probably close to 10 percent yet the research is used a hydrophone an underwater microphone to record words sound which the team will analyze later the waters around cape town provide the do conditions to study the behavior of the well this. lake. had a lot of feeding off the west coast of south africa which quite unusual that al that you. are feeding in the antarctic and we picking up a lot of juvenile whales this year 202100 hanging around the south african coast that are feeding right in show in falls by a really interesting occurrence fast it gives us an opportunity to study the feeding behavior and the sounds and making whereas communicate using up to 4 conversations from clicks to whistles and of course each is associated with a specific type of behavior. comparing recorded here to that recorded in africa gives researches insights into which populations move through different areas so we were quite surprised when we 1st recorded. in in force by bec

>> pretty much up and down the east coast.etching from florida all the way up to maine. so really any travel plans up and down the corridor here, you're going to have to give yourself extra time driving and check with your air carrier for travel plans. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in florida for places including tampa and orlando until 11:30 a.m. we've had thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings already this morning and that could carry through. on the northern edge of this storm, flooding is a major concern. you've got a flood watch for a half a dozen states in the northeast. you're talking 2 to 4 inches in those widespread areas and for a short period of time. we're talking winter precipitation and not just snow. it's never safe to drive on ice. some people can handle the snow. not so much the ice. but in addition to that's, you're talking 3 to 6 inches of snoechlt even aft snow. you've still got the wind gusts around 40 to 60 miles an hour. that's going to be a concern even after you start to see the clouds go awa

eastern. >>> well, now to a developing story off the east coast this morning. the coast guard has sounded the alarm about a russian spy ship operating in a, quote, unsafe manner. it was seen in international waters sailing down the coast of the southeastern u.s. the ship's behavior described as erratic. sailors from charleston to jacksonville have been warned to use extreme caution. at last report the ship was east of the bahamas failing to respond to calls from commercial vessels trying to coordinate safe passage and failing to use running lights even in low visibility. >> reporter: the biggest concern with this ship is that there will be a collision at sea. it was just last june in the philippines sea that a russian ship almost collided with a u.s. guided missile destroyer coming within about 100 feet. >> the u.s. has been tracking increased russian activity in international waters and a navy destroyer is now shadowing the russian ship off the u.s. coast. >>> a big merger in the auto industry. fiat chrysler and the parent company of peugeot have agreed on term

africa mating habits of tropical areas so rather equitorial which africa and of mozambique on the east coast around cape town animals should just be migrating past although we are aware of animals of summer months feeding as well. while commercial whaling was banned several decades ago the animals to face a number of threats including being struck by ships 100 term government in 29 to several words drowned in forcibly after becoming trapped in fishing gear images of them being towed to. appeared in media around the globe. in a very short amount of time there were a number of wells that were entangled in the false bay area and this was exposed by ocean conservationist and very passionate ocean goes in the area and this caused a groundswell of public cry they went all the way to the top of the government's hands and this caused the fishery to be shut out really quickly a temporary ban on octopus fishing was recently lifted but a number of sticks have to precautions went to do to prevent any further entanglement of wells in the tribes. further up the coast this right where curve is enjoying som

will hear me.>> it is expected to continue to grow to day as that storm pounds new england and the east coast. about the time it clears we make it another strong storm here on the pacific coast, we want to remind you about the weather at so fine the forecast for the area, severe weather photos and download that for free. >>> it has been three years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland and on this day three years ago a fire tore through the oakland warehouse killing 36 people. the building was used for unpermitted concerts and also living space for artists and other people. two men were charged following the deadly fire and a jury acquitted max harris of all 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter but the jury could not reach a verdict for the second defendant, derek almena who will go on trial again in march and the concert was held yesterday honoring the victims of the victims, it was held at the lake merit and methodist church on the musicians who are friends of the artists at the ghost ship warehouse were also there. >>> today us supreme court will start debating its first

it's now the start of day 1,058 of this trump administration here on the east coast, the final friday 13th of the decade. look at it that way. the breaking news this hour a surprise, sudden end to the judiciary committee marathon debate on the articles of impeachment against president donald trump. the committee wrapped up suddenly, just a short time ago without taking the vote that would have sent the articles to the house floor. the chairman, jerry nadler of new york, choosing to speak with his gavel. certain right to do what he did, he did violate rules of common courtesy between the parties on the committee. republicans then proceeded to blast nadler for the >> chairman nadler just needed his staff and the rest of the majority who sat their quietly and be sure nothing, this is why they don't like us because they know it's all about games and these tv anscreens. it's all about -- have they want the prime time hit. this is speakers pelosi and the others directing the come on et. i need to say what hit does this committee need to do because this committee hlost. >> the debate began w

. >> that's what we did in the chesapeake bay and up and down the east coast. >> the croxton brothers their father's ledgers tell the story of the oyster harvest decline, year after disappointing year. were there any significant losses? >> yeah, there's one that is really sad. it's "total loss". he lost $100,000, which had accumulated over the years. it was a sad, sad experience. for about a week, he'd come to dinner, but he couldn't eat. >> their father dissolves the business but holds on to his 200 acres of oyster bed leases. did you want to take it on? >> it was sort of a dead business at the time. nobody was getting into it. but we had the oyster grounds, and we didn't want to give them up. >> bill croxton dies in 1991 at age 78 and leaves his sons, jimmy and billy, the rights to his 200 acres of oyster bed leases, along with a bit of advice. >> he pretty much said, "this oyster planting business is over". >> so for the next decade, the croxton brothers retain the rights to the oyster beds but let them lay dormant, paying about $200 a year to keep their names on them. in 2001, whe

on the beaches of england south east coast she takes spectacular photos at the scene as if she were out in the midst of it. photographing waves means dealing with a constantly changing subject. that if you can see that if you get one really big way the next to immediately after it at this beach and many beaches were forced to be big. so you get people who see the 1st before i take the picture and then they're looking at the camera there's 2 more cabbage. rachel tom the truth international attention with her photo series sirens she took the pictures during a special intense storms involving winds up to 150 kilometers per hour and waves as high as 15 meters it was the 8th of february 26th which are storm images and i spent the day here exactly where we are now and it was 6 hours of utterly exhausting utterly pretty and photography. she gave every wave she photographed for the series a name taken from mythology medusa limitless poseidon making the giant waves seem like raging gaunts or demons. if you freeze the sea at a really fast shutter speed a 1000th of a 2nd well they're about there a

conditions yet and foot of snow in parts of south dakota, now the energy pulls off towards the east coaste are starting to see mixing and snow across interior sections, it will warm up a little bit over the next couple of hours, where we are starting with snow places like new york city, coastal connecticut eventually all becomes rain as temps get into 30's and 40's, rain for a while, up probably towards boston, tomorrow morning's commute from roads to boston to philadelphia and dc it'll be fine, tomorrow's afternoon commute going home will get much colder and we will see the snow and the roads get very slick, tomorrow also going to be a windy day because of that, we will watch for some big delays across the east airports, will continue to pile up through tomorrow and some people might not get home until tuesday or wednesday. arthel: good to see you in the lobby. eric: matt finn live at o'hare international airport in chicago where people will have to stock up on chicago hot dogs and the food as they try to wait, hey, matt. >> yeah, eric, we talked to some people who are stranded here and

on the east coast.ing new reports say washington and beijing are making headway on a trade truce. it comes as china issues fresh warnings to the united states threatening retaliation over the u.s. bill. we've been telling you about that story now for a year. officials echoing sentiments on the deadline for a deal. have no target date. we have a pretty good rally underway. s&p futures up 11 and the nasdaq futures up to 22 points right now. that is a firm tone on the expectations with the bluebird report out now. >> a shake up shakeup in alphabet. the google ceo will show google and alphabet simultaneously. president sharp on the world stage today. today the president will participate in a bilateral meeting with the chancellor of germany. that's at 7:30 a.m. eastern and we will take you there live all morning long in london for the nato meeting. stay with us on that. [music]

they wanted to keep their body clocks used to that east coast time.e saints and the niners are 10-2, and for the second week in a row the niners are underdogs on the road. >> going into last week we could control our own destiny. we're in the samepati position week. nothing's really changed. >> it's about stepping up in the right situation, crucial times. making the plays that are there for you. not doing too much, not doing anything outside of your norm, but being ready when you football team. unfortunately we didn't get it done last week. now it's an unit to go into someone else's house and get a win. that's our goal this week. >> the game kicks off tomorrow bright and early at 10:00. >>> the final countdown continues. the raiders have just two remaining home games in oakland. next year scenes like this -- celebrating with the black hole will take place in las vegas. there's no time to get sentimental. the raiders are still in the playoff hunt. they face tennessee on sunday. now the titans are one of two teams ahead of them for that final wild card

the often we find that on the east coast that many of the puppies are coming from what we call ground0 for large scale volume bring puppy mill bring and that's holmes county and it is really the heartbeat of where a lot of the puppy mills and a lot of the issues have started in the state of ohio when you consider that they have 43000 population and you have over 500 candles that's a lot of candles for the number of people in that general area. and holmes county alone and 200720088 was a $9000000.00 business. now when you consider that the average family income for a family of 4 is probably less than $30000.00 in holmes county that's a considerable amount of production that is coming out of that particular area in amish country. rufus his journey to new jersey is similar to the one thousands of puppies travel from holmes county ohio in the years since rufus arrived at nicole's house and the driver has made multiple journeys to the east coast delivering puppies sold on the internet from puppy mills throughout holmes county. there's times where we here where the puppy was actually transp

we begin with the relentless winter storm pummeling the east coast. let's check the radar right now. the storm is already blamed for several deaths after marching across the country. >> people in 30 states have been facing travel delays after the holiday weekend and the worst is yet to come for several major cities. this morning winter weather alerts for millions of americans getting back to business after the thanksgiving break. the deadly storm that hit the west coast and midwest is now making its final stand on the east coast. several major cities will see the first snow accumulations of the season today including new york, philadelphia and boston. >> drivers should use extreme caution if they need to be on the road, and they should avoid traveling if they can in areas of heavy snowfall. >> reporter: people in albany, new york, are bracing for up to a foot of snow. abc's stephanie ramos is there. >> the state university of new york here in albany is just one of several colleges cancelling classes on monday, taking some of the pressure off of studen

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rain throughout the tennessee valley rain throughout the east coast and the northeast.o a lot of that sno little bit of that warm weather trying to sneak up into virginia today. richmond at 53 looks pretty nice still chilly, though, near the great lakes with snow showers. we do have some snow out there in the great lakes we'll talk about that coming up. >> look forward to it, bill. thank you. >>> just a few feet from the studio that way, this is what happened >> three, two, one ♪ joy to the world >> the world's most famous christmas tree was lit here in rockefeller center the 7-foot norway spruce has more than 50,000 l.e.d. lights and is topped by a swarovski star it dates back to 1931 when construction workers put up a christmas tree right on the building site. >> love seeing that old picture. >>> just ahead, hillary clinton sits down with howard stn erfor the first time ever. the interview is just as eye-popping as you would expect. >>> a frightening new study about breast cancer. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping

most of the drivers made multiple journeys to the east coast delivering puppies sold on the internetfrom puppy mills throughout holmes county. there's times where we hear where the puppy was actually transported by someone just like john public and they load him into a vehicle and so when the puppies arrive it's not unusual to have a vehicle full of puppies and some of those puppies are very sick and some won't make the trip whatsoever they assumed ban puppy mills places they always meant like the mall the puppy store in the mall or the puppy store the inside of st i just never thought that it was like on the internet i really thought when i bought rufus that he was in pennsylvania running through a field happy night i didn't think it was a puppy mill dog at all. pennsylvania farmers began breeding dogs probably about 30 or so years ago there were actually breeders in missouri who came up to pennsylvania specifically because of its large amish and mennonite farming communities here we had one of the worst states for puppy mills i we were called the puppy mill capital of the east and

number of deaths linked to dangerous road conditions to 11 while freezing rain is headed for the east coastdeep south is being battered by tornadoes. multiple twisters confirmed across the south have killed at least three people for more on this wild stretch of hazardous weather, here's nbc's ban scheneman. >> reporter: twisters in the deep south, one touched down in central louisiana. the school in the path of the storm system reduced to rubble no one was hurt, but the damage is everywhere. mangled metal, roofs ripped off of buildings while in alabama, a suspected tornado claimed lives. >> we have two fatalities confirmed. >> two confirmed fatalities. >> and at least four or five injured. >> reporter: reports of another possible tornado touching down in mississippi trees uprooted, a neighborhood in ruins millions of other americans facing a blast of winter drivers struggle through the snow in missouri and much of the midwest. while the northeast is expected to get hit with a winter storm, a storm welcome by some. >> i don't like the heat i like the cold. >> reporter: and there is plenty of

normally this ship menaces america's east coast with its spying operation.ight it's not only doingbut vessels in danger as well. >> reporter: it's known for playing red hunt october styles games with the navy. the russian spy ship is sailing recklessly right off america's shores. two u.s. officials telling cnn it's been operating off the coast of south carolina and florida in a quote unsafe manner. not using its lights in low visibility weather. not responding to signals from commercial ships that are trying to avoid colliding with it. >> it's absolutely purposeful. this is an intelligence ship so it's not going to disclose its point of location to anybody. they like to be able to intimidate people and bully them and this is another way of doing that. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard said it's making other erratic movements and warns other ships to main feign a sharp look out for the russian spy ship. it's been prowling around america's east coast for more than four years. near some key u.s. navy installations. cape canaveral which handles underwater operat