she now stars in "east new york."ay need internal affairs to investigate. >> what kind of situation? >> one of my cops arrested a female for shoplifting and it seems like he may have used an excessive amount of force. >> going to iab can have major implications for his career. but you know that. >> well, he is beating up on collars for no reason, he doesn't deserve to have a career. >> you are right. >> you know how many excessive force complaints my predecessor sent up to iab two, in six years so that says to me things are being swept under the rug which says the message that that kind of behavior is acceptable. >> stephen: please welcome amanda warren. (applause). >> stephen: hello. >> hi, hello. >> stephen: nice to you have on. now i understand that unlike a lot of people who work in the business here are you born and raised new yorker. >> born and raised in new york, went to high school. >> stephen: which one. >>-- went to elementary and junior high and grammarsy, pks on 48th and 8th just down the way. and then ny

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news of a significant pileup tonight on i-70 in colorado. 30 states now on alert from texas right up to michigan, all the way east to new york. 50 million americans in the path of this storm. heavy snow, ice, rain, dangerous winds. and, of course, possible tornadoes, too. right to the pictures tonight. that major pileup on interstate 70 near aurora, colorado. state police say up to 60 semitrucks are stuck after a crash involving at least nine trucks and multiple vehicles, too. the highway closed right to the kansas border. denver with its biggest january snowstorm in 30 years. while on the southern side of this storm, trees and power lines damaged from a likely tornado, these pictures from columbia county, arkansas, tonight. the south bracing for more possible tornadoes. as the storm also takes aim at the east tonight, washington, d.c., up through philadelphia, new york to boston this evening and tomorrow. a state of emergency already in effect in connecticut tonight. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight, timing it out for us. hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. as you saw on i-70, the cold side of this syst

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a cross-country storm slamming much of the u.s., from denver, alerts now all the way east to new york. 30 states under wind alerts. denver hit already. the city's biggest january snowstorm in 30 years. winds gusting up to 75 miles per hour. that major pileup on i-70 tonight. part of the highway now shut down. a state of emergency declared all the way east in connecticut already. what to expect as this system now makes its way east tonight and tomorrow. rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight, the missing wife and mother of three and this evening, prosecutors now revealing the staggering evidence against the husband now charged with murder. pleading not guilty today. what prosecutors described findg

from denver, alerts now all the way east to new york. 30 states now under snow and wind alerts.exas, up to michigan, all the way to the northeast. denver hit already. the city's biggest january snowstorm in 30 years. winds gusting up to 75 miles per hour. that major pileup on i-70 tonight. part of the highway now shut down. a state of emergency declared all the way east in connecticut already. what to expect as this system now makes its way east tonight and tomorrow. rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight, the missing wife and mother of three and this evening, prosecutors now revealing the staggering evidence against the husband now charged with murder. pleading not guilt

so i speak arabic seven years in the middle east, covered it for the new york times. ut because i didn't repeat, the care of the dominant narrative, the so-called expert, it's who were trotted out. i don't they could find most countries in the middle east on a map they certainly didn't have anywhere near the experience that i had in the middle east. but that and that kind of censorship is now it doesn't matter whether. it's msnbc or fox or it's wholesale. so, yes they're the same people and they're and know you go back and all go all the way back to the wars in central america where their primary job was to discredit what. we were reporting on the ground. that's what kagan's was. and abrams was. special to be polite, but that's their job and and they are beating drums of war in ukraine now i it pains me to be here and agree with henry kissinger but in fact he was right on ukraine this is extremely dangerous and even the new york times wrote an editorial this idea that zelinsky is going to all of the territory in ukraine, including those parts that have the ethnic russi

the first system dumped two feet of snow across the midwest before barreling east to new york and new england. mott on its heels, another cross-country storm is brewing in the west. for more let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. hi, there, mike. >> reporter: good evening, norah. strong out-of-season thunderstorms racing across the buckeye state today, and still areas at risk include cleveland and pittsburgh. the storm line will begin to race eastbound and quickly dissipate overnight, only to be replaced by snow. so weather whiplash across the midwest in a matter of just one day. then we'll watch that system push into the northeast through the day tomorrow, bringing us some snow, in particular, new england. also some lake-effect snow. but largely i-95 gets spared from this one and it's just rain. then we watch for one after that, arriving this weekend. coming across the plains in the midwest into the northeast once again. sunday evening, heavy snow through new england. and, norah, as you guessed, once again i-95 misses out on the first measu

like the lower east side of new york and throughout the country. >> i'm going to take a quick break and come back to talk about this conversation. just in a moment here on mosaic. . >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about food and identity with professor of rachel gross at san francisco state university and alex wall, a founder of a wonderful organization. and is a contributing editor at our local jewish newspaper which is called j, the jewish news of northern california. welcome back, alex and rachel. >> thank you. >>> we were talking about the notion of nostalgia and food. i'm wondering, alex, how you see that topic? >> whether you call it nostalgia or not for me, i think recipes can be so powerful in what we make for the holidays and jewish food in general, because it reminds us of ancestors that are maybe no longer living. when i cook a certain brisket recipe or apple cake recipe, it remind me of my mother, who is no longer living. that is very powerful for me to have these recipes she made. even if no

nashville look at that clock we're just 15 minutes i'm getting this right now from new year's eve on the east coast in new yorkwatching us in that time zone we're kowpghting down along with you tonight. >> you have to stick with us stay with us until central time to celebrate new year's eve as well we have to get to this poll you guys. because i think you were winning -- but now maybe will might be winning. let's take a look at that. keep on that throughout the night there was a poll going as to who was going to be in a dunk tank later tonight is it pete hegseth or will you can check out my twitter pete's twitter and rachel to vote on whether we go in a dunk tank full of champagne that is coming up and before that here's a nying nice part about morning show host is tomorrow we're going to be off. we have tomorrow off on the show. and we were thinking poor lawrence jones, he's got to fill in probably sleeping he's a young guy but he's diligent so i think we should call him. >> call him -- prank call. like we wish him a happy new year he's young he doesn't need much sleep i remember back in the day. i would part

east coast. philadelphia, new york, and boston and new england all in the path. it comes as another storm moved through in new england. traffic backed up in new hampshire. a truck overturning on i-295. this is portland, maine. a school bus sliding and landing in a ditch in pittstown, new york. nine students on board. one of them was hurt. let's get to lee goldberg from wabc timing this weekend's storm out for us. hey, lee. >> reporter: hey, david, and that storm you mentioned that's leaving the northeast left us blustery here in new york. that will clear out, and we'll start the weekend okay. flakes flying upstate new york and new england. now we turn our attention to a storm that's developing over the four corners into the rockies. winter weather alerts. there could with 6 to 12 inches of snow. this area is going make its way eastward kansas city to chicago. rain to the south, juicy storm over the gulf starts dropping heavy rain from new orleans to indiana, even thunderstorms. as we move into the weekend that's going carolinas and atlantic. then the two systems

over the next several years we'll hit milestones with the east river tunnel here in new york, the bridgeland, connecticut river bridge and we're not stopping at all. this was rail. earlier this month i was in kentucky with the republican leaderwe're going to get it done. more than we're doing for example up in the bronx, we're redevelopment with the hunts point terminal produce market, which handles 60% of new york's fruits and vegetables. 60%. we're expanding refrigerated warehouses and this following charging station and electric vehicles and the trucks can get in and out. staten island at arthur kill terminal site turning into the line and one blade of the new wind turbines in the new jersey shore and one of the things about the infrastructure law that i'm most excited about and all american workers. all american workers. by the way all of it, all of it is union labor. to ensure major projects are handled with well trained, highly skilled workers and resolved students ahead of time and safer work sites and avoiding disruptions and work stoppages that can cause expensive and extensive

the first system dumped two feet of snow across the midwest before barreling east to new york and newre than 14 million americans on alert for heavy wind and rain. and hot on its heels, another cross-country storm is brewing in the west. for more, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. hi there, mike. >> good evening, norah. strong out of season thunderstorms racing across the buckeye state today and still some areas at risk include cleveland and pittsburgh. this storm line will begin to race eastbound and quickly dissipate overnight only to be replaced by snow. so weather whiplash across the midwest in a matter of just one day. then we'll watch that system push into the northeast through the day tomorrow, bringing us some snow. in particular, new england. also some lake-effect snow, but largely i-95 gets spared from this one and it's just rain. then we watch for one after that arriving this weekend, coming across the plains and the midwest into the northeast. once again, sunday evening heavy snow through new england. and norah, as you guess

warm air toward the east, 50 in new york city, 60-70 degrees on the eastern half of the country, and suddenly those temperatures drop down and it's right along this boundary where we see a lot of that big action. that's where all the weather is going to be here the next couple of days. on the backside, already some snow beginning to fall from the debdesert southwest running up to the plains. this is listing to the north into the east, so we see that snow spread out and become more of an issue. winter weather watches and advisories from this area across colorado up into wyoming, but it's on the move and it's going to continue to track that direction before eventually you're talking about the planes stretching into iowa and getting into minnesota, wisconsin, areas where you will see some winter storms, ice and snow, some blowing conditions making roadways a little more treacherous. it's not just what's happening on the northern side of the system. farther south where the air is a little warmer, it is still something we will have to pay attention to. this is not a winter system as far s

east. snow and rain from philadelphia to new york to boston. and now, the second storm system starting right behind it. the serious tornado threat in the south. then moving into the east. ginger zee timing it all out. >>> for the first time tonight, the family of a young man in memphis reacting to the disturbing police body camera video of the alleged police beating. he then died. five officers fired. why his mother could not watch the whole video. >>> four members of the oath keepers militia found guilty of seditious conspiracy. the hotel room in neighboring virginia filled with weapons. and the verdict tonight for a separate rioter seen with his feet on former speaker pelosi's desk. >>> a former top fbi official charged tonight, accused of taking secret payments from a russian oligarch, with very close ties to vladimir putin. >>> and tonight here, the remarkable rescue right off the u.s. coast. the diver, the young son missing, tying two buoys together in the ocean to survive. his family launching their own search and they find him. >>> and go

apart, over the next two years we will hit milestones with other projects including the east river title here in new yorknd, the connecticut river bridge and we're not stopping at all. this was rail. earlier this month i was in kentucky with the republican leader of peer questioning over a billion dollars over the ohio and kentucky river to have been trying to fix for years and years. we are repairing the original bridge and building an entirely new one parallel to it. over that bridge today which keeps breaking down, trucks carry roughly $2 billion worth of freight goods every single day across that bridge now. from florida to canada. the bridge was built 60 years ago. folks haven't talked about fixing it for decades but now we are going to get it done. there's more that we are doing. for example, up in the bronx we're redeveloping the hunts point terminal produce market which handles 60% of new york fruits and vegetables, , 60%. we're expanding refrigerated warehouse space, stalling charging stations for electric vehicles so delivery trucks can get in and out faster and recharge and return, for the ret

they are tired of the attorney general or this mayor, east governors in new york, california who have no bail reform that criminality is going through the roof, taxation going through the roof. look, make america florida. we know what governor ron desantis has sa said, and this is the last shining beacon outside of texas or other red states that have actually shown the constitutionality. so it is not uncommon people will try to flee. we say the same thing california, texas, florida. this is the first time florida and now 500,000 plus people, we have more registered republicans in florida for the first time than ever in our history. people see what we are doing here and utilizing it as kind of a beacon of freedom. >> todd: beacon of freedom, florida. >> carley: i wonder if it is hard to find a house there? >> 78, 80-degree weather as well. >> todd: have a great weekend. we have a big show for you coming up. tyrus, tyrus is here this morning. >> carley: plus joe concha, rachel campos-duffy, cheryl casone, much more. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on

new york. manhattan, other big cities across i-95 continue their snowless streak, but everybody in the east is going to get the cold tomorrow. david? >> rob marciano with us, as well. thank you, rob. >>> now to the other major news this wednesday night, the teacher who was shot by her 6-year-old student, tonight arguing the school was warned three times on that very day that the boy could have a gun, and that he was making threats. her lawyer tonight now revealing a chilling timeline here, also revealing the teacher still has that bullet lodged in her chest. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: two weeks after she was shot by her 6-year-old student in an attack that stunned the nation, teacher abby zwerner is breaking her silence. her attorney accusing the school of failing to stop the violence despite multiple warnings the boy was dangerous. >> three times the school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him at the school. but the administration could not be bothered. >> reporter: that lawyer laying out a

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east coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, boston, and new england all in the path. it comes as another storm just moved through in new england. traffic backed up in new hampshire. london berry, new hampshire. a truck overturning on i-295. this is portland, maine, you're looking at. a school bus sliding off the road and landing in a ditch in pittstown, new york. nine students on board. one of them was hurt. again tonight, let's get right to meteorologist lee goldberg from our new york station wabc timing this weekend's storm out for us. hey, lee. >> reporter: hey, david, and that storm you mentioned that's leaving the northeast has left us blustery here in new york. that will clear out, and we'll start the weekend okay. there's still some flakes flying upstate new york and new england. but now we turn our attention to a storm that's developing over the four corners into the rockies. winter weather alerts, let's say, from arizona all the way to northwestern missouri, and locally there could be 6 to 12 inches of snow. and this storm is going to make its way eastward, a

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tomorrow, that t, d the wind chill tomorrow, burlington, minus 7, 21 he moves further to the east, and new yorkexington, 19 and by the weekend, boom, the bottom falls out the windchill tomorrow, burlington, minus 7. hartford, 21 here in new york city, lexington, 19.minus 3. and by the weekend, boom, the bottom falls out. hartford, minus 3. d.c., 17 20 in lexington. 8 20 in lexington.in chicago on sy 8 in chicago on saturday. the good news is it will the good news is, it will moderate by monday moderate by monday. but in the meantime, it is going to be a brutal 72 hours. >> al, thank you so much. >>> let's get to the rest of the forecast in a bit. >>> meantime, the investigation into the fatal police beating of tyre nichols is intensifying. five officers charged with murder in the case, two additional officers have now been relieved of duty, and the memphis fire department has now fired three of its employees. nbc's priscilla thompson has the very latest on this. hey, priscilla. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. the memphis police department says they didn't release information about these office

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the east coast flights to come out from new york, boston, miami, wherever are being demade and that means they will arrive late. you're going to have this snowball effect throughout the day unless they can get the system back up quickly. >> the notice to air mission system itself says it had failed. we don't know what great detail that could be. tell us what their role is in all of this. >> sure. this is a system that provides, as bob was also saying, information to the pilots and aircrew as far as any airports that may be closed, a runway that may be closed. there's military airspace throughout the country that may be operational they have to fly around. when the crews go in to do their flight planning, they're provided with all this information so just a heads-up like when you get traffic information before you go to work, which road is closed, which is open, where the traffic jams are. this information is really good-to-know information, it makes you more efficient as an operation and makes sure the aircrew knows what to expect during the route of travel. >> is there any possibility th

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further east, cities like new york and d.c. bracing for their first measurable snowfall so far this season as this round of severe weather barrels east. this morning millions across the south waking up to a trail of damage from a series of reported tornados. louisiana hit overnight leaving three hospitalized. heavy rain and intense winds ripping apart homes and littering streets with debris. >> we huddled in the hallway. >> reporter: residents near houston out surveying the wreckage. tornados injuring multiple people there, too. >> the back windows blew out and we started seeing stuff flying. >> reporter: homes and businesses throughout the region in pieces. cars nearly flipped over on front lawns. this house ripped open, the kitchen visible from the street. >> 15 structures damaged. >> reporter: baytown, first responders rushing to help after a gas line ruptured and caught fire. in hard-hit pasadena, texas, more than 70 animals transferred from a shelter that sustained severe damage. the tornados also wreaking havoc on the road

record warmth for parts of the east. 60's in new york tomorrow.for parts of the northern plains. then we also have a tornado warn storm parts of kentucky. middle tennessee, potential for severe weather. hail, damaging winds and tornadoes today. there is the storm threat from the gulf coast across the mississippi and tennessee river valley up toward the ohio river valley. we could see hail, damaging wind and the tornado threat and then we have the snow already in some cases a foot of snow on the ground and 6 to 12 inches of additional snow. ice form warnings for parts of the midwest and northern plains where accumulating ice is going to make it very difficult for travel and then a big storm system moving into the west coast, heavy rain, we could see record rain fall and snow for the mountains, especially for california. a lot to cover this third day of january. we have got it for you on fox weather.com. steve doocy, over to you and it's raining here in new york. >> steve: i see that. >> janice: i have my mostly sunny umbrella. >> steve: although it

and we will see that shimmy its way towards the east coast, bringing potentially some snow to new york city. by the time we get wednesday, some improvement in the temperature on thursday. some warmth coming back in last quiet across much else of the u. s. that west coast getting a break from the really wet and windy weather, but temperatures still sitting below. the average for the likes of california now was move down south central america and the caribbean. so much quiet a picture of lots of sunshine to be found. some wet weather from that storm system . edging along the east coast of mexico pulling into the bay of cam petrucci. by wednesday, we will see itself over to cuba, but the time we get into thursday with havana, seeing some of those thundering down pause by thursday. the temperature however, sitting in the early thirty's. so lots of heat to be found here that you ever ah, the, from the al jazeera london, bro call center to people in thoughtful conversation. generally whenever you talk about race races, then people like to play with no host and no limitations. our society, i

back on the east coast, carley shimkus, "the new york post" with a giant leap on today's cover.tion for about 52 minutes of the show. it was definitely quiet. i'm back, baby. >> carley: congratulations also on fantasy football championship. todd piro number one, that looks good on you. >> todd: it looks good and nothing to do with fantasy football. you can see the game took its toll. there is me with one of our guys have a giants game. again, that was many years ago and i have nothing to do with the fantasy football. we will just show football nothing to do with -- >> carley: that is your love for the giants. i have a trouble with -- >> todd: sorry, ainsley. >> carley: if you pulled 100 people, 98 of them would have put ainsley away. i came in 11th place. >> todd: there we go. >> carley: we are happy for you. >> todd: it is great to be here. more classified documents uncovered at the delaware home prompting democrats to slam joe biden over the scam. >> is it possible national security was jeopardized here? i don't think we can exclude the possibility. >> it is an embarrassment n

. >> episode of joe rogan has people diving to new york city east riff river to search for treasure afterlaimed a half million woolly mammoth tusks were dumped in river since 1940s, since then they have been buried by bones of humhumans who have ticked off the mafia. they have been searching for what could be a pil a billion dollar payday, they will need that money to pay for a lifetime of medical bills after swimming in the east river. then again they say that dinosaurs within instinct because they were not vaccinated for covid-19, where is the science, dr. fauci. >> first thirsty thursday, try january, you commit on not drinking alcohol for an entire 31 days, thank goodness i can still drink at night it has been growing in pop popularity, 54% of americans would like to reduce their alcohol intake, especially after seeing who they woke up to on new year's day morning. they say there are health benefits. they help your skin and sleep better, probably because you will be sleeping in your bed not the front porch and people who attempt to stay sober in diswr january have a success rate for 7