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this off the florida gulf and then from the census dropped down. so the running on sunday and then threw his weight behind. don't look from polls all suggesting something when new hampshire by a comfortable margin, dw is washington bureau chief and his pool has been speaking to support as of both candidates ahead of the votes and then you have so primaries could be the last stand for the anti trump fraction with in the republican party. it's nikki haley cannot make a strong showing in the state that the majority of the republicans are known to the liberal. johns as elsewhere in the country would be significantly diminished with immense global implications. normally elections are decided by domestic issues such as the economy or border questions. but this time here at the primaries in new hampshire, they might be different because nikki haley, installer trumpet very different approaches when it comes to foreign policy. for example, the question should be u. s. keep funding ukraine, and what about the future of nato? therefore, we went to rochester i

when a donald trump, as well as florida gulf, not wrong, desantis joe biden has made our troops sitting ducks, and he allows our enemies to attack them with impunity. biden's weakness is getting our troops killed, rest in peace, to our 3 fallen service members. this brazen attack on the united states is yet another horrific and tragic consequences of jo biden's, weakness, and surrender. we are on the brink of world war 3. our country cannot survive with joe biden as commander in chief political analyst role. but in la cash police, the usa is making empty threats to draw attention away from its failure is in the region to take you less cost are going to try and claim that the ron is behind this and then that they should be struck directly. and this is perhaps a inside thing, a regional war. it's inflammatory rhetoric unfortunately. uh so it's irresponsible rhetoric that they're using, they're attempting to blame iran for the their own failures diplomatically. iran is not causing the war inside of the gaza strip. that is israel and the united states flight frequently backing it with every

another city of jersey all somehow was the started take a look at some of the days of use in the us florida gulf in the room desantis has dropped out of the race to be the republican presidential candidate. he's announced he suspending his campaign and isn't dosing, donald trump just ahead of the new hampshire primary on tuesday. adam fisher has more wrong. like his campaign. rhonda scientist is x, it was new. keep a message on social media and the presidential dream was over and i am today suspending my campaign. i'm proud to have delivered on 100 percent of my promises and i will not stop. now. it's clear to me that a majority of republican primary voters want to give donald trump another chance. i am honored to leverage your trust and your support on desantis was meant to be the next great republican or something. when in florida does governor's race was to propel him to the white house, but he delayed his presidential campaign in iceland, which suck momentum. and then he bought the launch and never really recovered as weeks and months went by. people would talk often about his lack of christ

and especially from the republican policy and is fund when a donald trump, as well as the florida gulf and the wrong desantis. joe biden has made our troops sitting ducks, and he allows our enemies to attack them with impunity. biden's weakness is getting our troops killed, rest in peace to our 3 fallen service members. this brazen attack on the united states is yet another horrific and tragic consequences of jo biden's, weakness, and surrender. we are on the brink of world war 3. our country cannot survive with joe biden as commander in chief let's discuss it with 500 randi now, professor at the university of too many. thanks for joining us today. very good to see you got so much of the reaction from donald trump and other republicans tell us as well. i think it shows that everyone in the political establishment of the united states has imperial ambitions. they wish to preserve us imperialism of the united states. instead of asking itself, why is it occupying syria illegally? what right does it have to bomb iraq? when there is a government in back, a dot. what right does the united st

. >> sandra: yeah, that fishermen we featured on the program yesterday, allen, he's in naples, florida, gulf coast, he had 3 or 4 boats, about $3,000, and $75,000 a month -- $75 a month to pay for the monitor, but for many this is all they know. fighting for their livelihoods. what would that do to most fishermen if they had to follow this mandate? >> well, it's an extra cost that fishermen have to bear or would have to bear if this is ever enacted. right now the government is talking about charging $700 a day to carry an observer on board, something that we have done for the past 30 years. we have carried observers on board our vessels on a regular basis for the last 30 years so we just think it's, you know, it's a cost that we can't bear moving forward, and i think the bigger -- the bigger challenge for us is that it -- right now it's just in the herring fishery but where does it move to next. will roll into the squid fisheries and other fisheries and a cost we have to pay annually every day we operate at sea. >> sandra: which way do you think the justices are leaning on this, based on wha

frost and freeze alerts wrapping around the florida gulf coast, stretching over to the texas gulf coast way through sunday morning. as we look at these temperature departures, a good 250-300 million folks are dealing with temperatures below average here on saturday and sunday. that will change by monday and tuesday. those are your weather headlines. tossing back to you, pete. pete: thank you, adam. all right. my new fox nation special, poison i've city, takes a deep dive into the wokeness of ivy league schools. ivy league, eight historic institutions previously dedicated to upholding tradition and exceptionalism. but buried within the open lawns and gothic halls lies an unsettling truth. for generations we have entrusted these heat universities -- elite universities to forge our future. unfortunately, they succeeded. fox news contributor ben domenech is in that special. we sat down with him, and he joins us now. ben, i don't care about these schools in particular. the reason this matters is that a lot of the ideas and conversations we have today started in the faculty lounges or in -- o

taken hostage, raped, and tortured, and further atrocities could be conducted from across the gulf in florida. but provisional measures would prevent israel from doing anything. 9th provisional measures would end attempts to rescue those already taken hostage tents. suspension of military operations would give her most space to preserve and build its capabilities, enabling it to peruse and even grace of threats and to use remaining hostages. bock and image trips is granted. the result would be this. an organization recognized internationally as terrorist has committed a terrorist atrocity in the territory of the states. and the 3rd state now seeks an order from this court that would present the attack state from responding, but which would impose no obligation on those responsible for the attack. the requested measures would not put an end to the conflict, but only to military operations by one passing to the conflict. these measures would assist the other party and encourage the commission to further terrorist attacks. in this respect, also, the russia case is fundamentally distinguishable f

florida. keys to pass to get across the gulf to cuba. they're short provisions. they have no choice but to stop at fort dallas. it's on biscayne point is right in the heart of downtown miami today they sail up to within shouting of it it's just a little ways up the miami they see about of these men gathered on their wharf watching them they shout up saying their records salvagers they're looking for salvage for wrecked boats and whatnot along the coast and they need some provisions but their ship their ship is anchored out sight the hidden threat being that there are people behind us if you don't give us what we want the leader ashore demanded that they want to know where their ship was because he believe them. then he says they can come ashore and he'll sell them some things. they're not about to go ashore. they demand that the people in fort dallas send a canoe, someone out to them. finally, a canoe comes out, but the man in it says, nope, nope, nope, you got to come to shore rule refuses and then says, fine to hell you, we'll go spend our gold somewhere. this

let's start with the cold air. 30 million under freeze alerts they extend from the gulf coast to texas and florida folks are waking up to cooler than normal conditions for sure. we're going to see this lasting a little longer than normal. we've still got wind chill alerts for more than 90 million people with this reinforcing cold air settling in over the next several days. highs across chicago, 19, 14 we're not getting into the normal swing of things any time soon and morning wind chills are brutal check out omaha. 29 below for saturday morning. these temperatures stay this way through the end of the week and we'll head into the weekend with sub-zero temperatures. floits out west 16 million people under alerts. the next system is going to work across the country snow, wind and ice causing problems across the northwest. y of sunshine. 30 degrees in roanoke and pittsburgh hits 21 degrees this afternoon. and that's a look at the forecast, frances. >> angie, thank you. we're back in a minute with a chilling new warning for people using dating apps while on vacation >>> and meet the good boy fetching b

monday is focus on the gulf coast, tuesday from florida to massachusetts. ere's also a component of severe weather. yes, tornadoes, damaging winds a concern monday along the gulf coast and tuesday further east to atlantic-side states. >> allison chinchar, thank you very much. >>> with just eight days until the iowa caucuses, republican candidates are out in full swiwg makingng their pititch to votet. we're liveve on the cacampaign trail. >>> the iowa caucuses are just eight days away, and the 2024 candidates are crisscrossing the state making their case to voters. ron desantis, asa hutchinson are holding meet-and-greets in iowa. ramaswamy has several events scheduled in iowa. >> polls show former president donald trump with a commanding lead in the state. that leaves nikki haley and ron desantis battling it out for second place. cnn's alayna treene is live on the campaign trail. hi there, alayna. >> reporter: good morning. victor and amara, the former president on the third anniversary of the january 6th capitol attack called on president joe biden to releas

had the past few days, ancould see severed states, we are warm in portions of florida looking for gusty storms along the gulf coast that's your friday forecast. >> we'll see new just a little bit, michelle. "early today" is back in a minute with the explosive allegations against the founder of wwe >>> how lebron james is making nba history yet again. is makin nba history yet again. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. when your gut is out of balance, your body gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional digestive upsets. so you can enjoy life. when you feel the signs, it's tim

bring heavy snow to the northeast and also flash flooding and severe thunderstorms to the gulf coast and floridad. their short range forecast from the weather service predicts six to 12 inches of snowfall mainly north and west of i-95 from philadelphia to providence, and possibly even more for portions of south and central new england. they also predict more stormy weather for the central u.s. early next week. trace? >> trace: kristina coleman, thank you for that gypsy rose blanchard, a free woman released from prison after serving nearly nine years for the murder of her abusive mother who had subjected gypsy to a syndrome by proxy, a psychological disorder where parents make up paying illnesses for attention, or financial gain. let's bring in the culture club to talk about this headline-grabbing case. fox news headlines 24-7 reporters, eric and michelle. welcome to you both. i'll let you lead this off, michelle but here's the deal. foxnews.com wrote the following. there aren't many social media stars who have been convicted of 2i7b8g murder but gypsy rose blanchard has amassed millions of follo

we've got these freeze alerts stretching down along the gulf coast. and floridaexas and cold for almost everybody, but what about new hampshire in particular? well, currently you're looking at temps there into the teens, but that feels-like temperatures zero, negative 1, 2 # zero, it's cold out there. will it hold? neil, you're packing up. a warm-up there, monday, tuesday, temperatures close to 40 degrees. and that's going to be really across the entire country, sos this what you see here today. all of the folks dealing with the cold air, that falls apart tomorrow. by the time you get to monday and i'm starting to show you more of these orange colors that means temperatures are above average. so finally, finally after the last 10 days or so for really cold weather for almost everybody, we're about to see if they warm up, neil. neil: let me see if i've got this straight, when bret and martha get here it's about 40 degrees. >> right. neil: when i'm here it's minus 40. >> exactly right. neil: i might have exaggerated. >> that's what's happening. neil: thank you for

losses in the courts we have seen multiple property insurers in markets in california and florida along the gulf coast and moving that risk to other parts of the system. and hoping well degree and is there anybody on the panel right now. disagrees to that climate change is creating risks to our financial system? okay, good. i asked that question because i've been in this gig for five years. i was 20 years in the private-sector before that and not to brag it just that i view things from that lands and if i was running a company that had risks that i was exposed to the markets didn't know about it would not be standing up and sing hey with my company sitting on a lot of risk here. and in fact we are seeing the sophisticated players whether that's property owners in areas who are selling that risk the coal industry this losing market share to cleaner and cheaper activities that creates risks for the broader economy. ms. borrus do believe they need correct -- >> thank you for the question and that's very much what we are hearing from our members. the cai supports the climate related related disclosu

we have wind chill alerts all along the gulf coast into florida.ies for tens of millions of folks. i think over 100 million have some sort of frozen advisory and then you see that storm system exiting the northeast. the new one moving in the northwest, that's the one we're going to watch over the next couple of days. watch the next seven days so we have got this one moving in on friday. one behind it in the northwest. and that's going to kind of ramp up for tuesday, you know, as we're getting ready for new hampshire. so, that's going to be very interesting, steve doocy. storm after storm after storm. at least it's keeping me in business. >> steve: knocking me out of business. i just got an alert my flight has been canceled. i might be living here in iowa again. >> janice: oh my friend, i apologize. >> steve: that's okay. all right, j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: see you soon. >> steve: maybe. we'll see. the results are in and donald trump are in-and donald trump won by a landslide, actually an avalanche. time for the general. >> i think this

florida. this was just this past week. the water temperatures in the gulfof mexico of drop below. 68 degrees. the southwest florida water management district says this gathering of manatee shows why their 2016 shoreline restoration project is so important. and now these aquatic animals once again have a place to get away from those cold, florida temperatures. video shared by the fort walton beach police department shows one of its k 9 units enjoying a ball of whipped cream in order to celebrate his retirement after 5 years there on the force. this is out of florida. bain, a german shepherd is seen obediently sitting next to his handler, as is human signs office four-legged counterpart for the last time over the radio. thanks for keeping our city and our officers safe during your dedicated years of service is with the department wrote on facebook. the police department says bait is going to stay with the officer there to continue to enjoy his life with the officer and his family. uk's met office was predicting wintery showers in the southeast of england as w

see wind chill alerts for over 100 million across the country as a far south as the gulf coast, texas through even floridathe u.s. right now, -49 in fort morgan, colorado. -43 in montana and wyoming, so that's really the biggest story, right? the cold air. continues today, wednesday. thursday backs off a little bit and then the next plunge of arctic air. and if i could just mention, we have one system moving into the pacific north if west, that's our next weather maker for the end of the week. and the northeast broke the streak, broke the streak of 700 days without measurable snow. look at some of these totals, stuart. north carolina, tennessee the, arkansas, mississippi, over half a foot of snow. over a foot of snow in the mountains of north carolina. and we got an inch and a half in new york city. [laughter] stuart: janice, the weather is news, and you brought it to us. thank you very much, indeed. see you again soon. >>> still ahead, restaurants struggling. bar rescue's jon taffer says owners need to pivot to be profitable. he's going to tell us how. >>> trump didn't attack his opponents in his victory

the coldest temperature getting all the way down there the gulf coast and in to central florida.ot happy. this is the windchill alerts, the worning in place for northern missouri, outside kansas city. again, the advisory getting down to the panhandle of florida. looking at the cold highs, expected on saturday. so this is as warm as it will get. atlanta struggling to get to freezing and even in the mississippi delta, they're in the upper 20s. areas along the coast as well where you think it would be warm are looking at cold temperatureser too. it's going to be a bitter cold weekend. next week, a weather pattern change for the entire country and the warmup is on. if you want warmer weather, you don't have to wait long. >> neil: i did catch you saying in orlando, it's in the 30s? >> yes. and typically we'd be looking at how, the iguanas freezing out. they're more south. >> neil: i'm thinking of disney world. it's really cold out here! my bad mickey mouse. thanks, steve. meantime, gauging the impact of tim scott possibly throwing his support behind one donald trump. how it affects th

gulf coast. birmingham, alabama, toward the florida panhandle, tallahassee you have a hard freeze warning. artic outbreak. another one on the way after this area of low pressure moves across the northeast coast on friday slipping in towards the weekend. so we'll keep an eye on that because those wind chills are not going away. after that by the way. we will bring those temperatures up. travelers the good news. here is your forecast today. energy moving into the northwest. that continues and then our storm system that's gathering strength over the ohio valley in towards the great lakes and the neefts two areas of low pressure actually going to combine and that could give us some pretty good snowfall totals for d.c., philadelphia, up to new york. this is our latest snowfall map see the light blue. that's 3 to 5 inches. some areas 5 to 8 inches all comes tonight into tomorrow for the new york city area a lot of people asking, this it's going to come during the daytime hours it. could cause problems in the afternoon commute. all right, ainsley and carley. over to you. >> this is fun. we love d

over a dozen tornados that came ashore, they started as water spouts in the gulf of mexico, moved onshore across the florida panhandle and caused this path of destruction. this is just a drop in the bucket, but i want yous to get a little bit closer here because we had some intel from some of the local residents here that there are a million dollar plus boats at the bottom portion here. a couple have seen damage, but several barred from the worst of this. the sleet metal just wrapped around some of these boats within this area. we have seen complete buildings and homes that have tilted on their side, lost from their foundations. we've seen walls collapsed, homes that have been completely demolished. we saw, i noticed this with my producer a few minutes ago as well, the spices within a spice rack of an exposed kitchen. kind of shows you the indiscriminate force of tornados that can whip winds over 100 miles per hour. unfortunately, kate, the last thing people want to know about is more severe weather. that threat looms heavy for thursday, friday, saturday in this region. >> it is not over yet. that's for sur

the main concern monday will be along the gulf coast for the flooding and by tuesday pretty much up and down the east coast stretching from florida up through massachusetts. the other concern we talked about, that's going to be this potential for severe weather, that does include the potential for tornadoes. we had our first tornado officially of the year yesterday in florida, that threat will continue, the next couple days, with this new system. monday, again, the main threat will be along the gulf coast, houston, new orleans, the potential for damaging winds and tornadoes. then tuesday that begins to shift a little bit farther east. so you're talking about pretty significant impacts not just monday, but also tuesday as this system continues to make its way across the east. >> busy start to the week. allison chinchar, thanks so much. >>> still to come, wayne lapierre resigns as nra chief ahead of a civil trial that's threatening to shake up the gun rights organization. how this trial could impact the future of the nra, that's ahead. >>> long-time nra leader wayne lapierre is set to appear in a new york courtroom tomorrow to face

maybe even strong tornadoes along the gulf coast and eventually through northern portions of florida. the map going into tuesday. then on the east coast, zinhle, high winds, possibility of significant flooding in areas that get snow this weekend. >> ooh. a lot to watch out for. bill karins, thanks. >>> a community in perry, iowa came together last night positive honor victims of thursday's deadly school shooting at a high school there. a 17-year-old student opened fire yesterday morning on what was supposed to be first day back from the holiday break. a sixth grateder killed five others injured including a principal. only five days into the new year and this is the fifth mass shooting of 2024. the gun violence archive defines this an incident for or more people shot or killed. adrienne broaddus is talking to residents in iowa. bring us up to speed what we've learned. >> reporter: start with the latest update. a spokesperson with one of the hospital groups here in iowa. they told us that one of their three patients was released yesterday. the two other patients are receiving care at io

get ready for the threat for severe weather in the central and eastern gulf coast and by tomorrow that moves across much of florida, strong wind and threat for tornadoes. we don't get a lot of this kind of weather generally this time of year in florida but we have to watch for this. another element of the storm is ice across the central and southern appalachians. around roanoke towards high point. be careful as you head out tomorrow morning. could be a coating of ice, power outages from this, winter storm warnings and happened had a really big storm across much of the northeast. that is how this plays out saturday. flooding concerns. snow on the northern side and through late evening tomorrow. interior sections of the northeast get a storm around this. coastal areas, more rain than snow. this is i-95 along the coast and anywhere west of that you get more elevation and farther away to see the impact of the ocean, and a longer i-95, dc through baltimore and philadelphia, in new york, same story, we get the bull's-eye of this, and 5 or 6 inches. not that kind of nor'easter, it's impactful across interior sections aro

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bundle up you heard erin mention, folks along the gulf coast are waking up to frigid temperatures, too look at these freeze alerts from texas to florida temperatures in the single digits in memphis. we look down to baton rouge, just 20 degrees. you add on the winds, and it is much colder than that. here's the temperatures a little farther to the north chicago will hang out into the teens. single digits for omaha by friday when you look at these wind chill temperatures into the morning hours, even worse. 17 below on saturday in the morning in chicago and we've got another winter storm that we are tracking 16 million people across the west are now under winter alerts there's storm system rain, snow, ice that we're going to have to deal with across the pacific northwest. and we see this next low pressure system that's going to eventually lift some snow into portions of the mid atlantic and northeast. we're not looking at an ample amount of snw 20s from columbuso pittsburgh upper 20s for boston, new york a lot of sunshine on tap today that's a look at you are why forecast, frances, back to you >>> "early today" is whack back in a minute w

gets into the gulf, bringing heavy rain, strong storms from texas to florida can't rule out a tornadof an inch of ice heavy rain to the south. snow from indiana all the way into west virginia here is the timing as it gets into the northeast tomorrow morning snow and sleet for washington, d.c. turns over to rain by noon i don't know if you will break your snow drought there. philadelphia snow and fleet noon to 4:00 p.m., then changes over to rain. or more we'll have to see. certainly not new york city. from noon to 7:00 p.m. it will be more rain t will we break this snow drought by an inch or more we will have to see. new york city more rain than snow from 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., but heavy snow from 2:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m we look at precipitation amounts. through the southe here's where the jackpot is. boston tomorrow. heavy snow from 2:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.ic nation. upwards of 12 look at the precipitation amounts. anywhere from a half an inch to an inch of rain. here's the snowfall forecast back through upstate new york and the hudson hallie upwards of 12 inches of snow. boston, you

gulf coast region by tuesday morning. the very real severe threat then shifts to the florida panhandle by tuesday. on tuesday evening, the midatlantic and northeast must brace for major flooding and the intense rain coupled with melting snow from the previous storm will lead to dangerous conditions. by the time it's all said and done, the northern tier of the u.s. could get a foot of snow and the south is in for nearly half a foot of rain. this powerful storm will make the next 72 hours arduous for much of the country. linsey. >> lots to monitor in the coming days. thank you. >> linsey: while millions in the northeast for bracing for the dangerous storm on the way, the cleanup is already under way across the region from the weekend blast of snow. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano reports from hard-hit massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, a major winter storm blanketing the northeast, clogging up roads with dangerous conditions. millions of americans digging out, some areas seeing a foot and a half of snow, road crews trying to get streets and highways cleared. worcester and boston seeing the

monday the rain concern is going to be along the gulf coast, places like new orleans, houston, even along the panhandle of florida. the main concern will be damaging winds and tornadoes and then that threat shifts a little farther east in the coming days. >> allison, how many snow flake ensembles do you have? >> tell us about your earrings, too. >> i was going to say i'm at the point where people keep giving me stuff. this was my christmas present from my son, lego snowflake earrings. >> that's her second snowflake en sem snoobl yesterday she was all in snowflakes. >> you were scolding her on the air weren't new. >> let's hope the temperatures rise tomorrow. >> next she will have a big sun. rain on it. >> allison chinchar, thanks so much. >>> coming up, president biden says that he did not know that secretary of defense lloyd austin was in the hospital for days. more on that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ austin acknowledges that he could have done a better job of keeping the public informed about his hospitalization. listen, not even top white house officials knew about this. >> and that includes president biden. he was just told

then you have this intense line of set skreer storms along the gulf coast that just passed through new orleans and is headed into the florida panhandle. we continue with this tornado watch here through 7:00 this morning. there's a tornado warning right now near mobile, alabama. there's another one over panama city. we're getting these little twists in the line, the embedded tornadoes along with the straight line winds as well. this is a look at the tornado watch. it's until 7:00 a.m. central time. through panama city, a as we continue with that line. as we go through the day today, that line moves to the east, so does the threat for tornadoes. youd see the orange here. enhanced risk for a couple tornadoes. you can see that line progress eastward with gusts from the storm south could get up to 50 miles per hour. 60 along the coast. maybe even close to 70 as well. here's a look at that storm that continues to pump snow with the 30 miles per hour gust. that's where you get some of the near blizzard conditions in the great lakes. it continues to move east through the day and into tonight. we'll have some of the heavy rain plowi

gulf coast and around texas. but we are feeling some of the milder weather on the west coast as well as florida. but we are also going to have a slight cooldown over the next few days. now, we're looking at temperatures in the mid-50s right now. we are once again seeing some sunshine in some spots, clouds over the south bay, and we're still dealing with the fog trying to clear out of the north bay. a live look in san jose where we are right now at 53 degrees. our high heads to about 60 degrees for the middle of the day with some peaks of sunshine starting to break out. but we are watching out for some wet weather, a few spotty showers, and then going into tomorrow, we'll see rain starting to ramp up for the north bay, spreading across the bay area for the afternoon. it looks like it will continue with times of pockets of heavy rain late tomorrow night. then it clears out for wednesday morning. we'll be tracking all of this for you. i'll let you know how much rain you can expect and plans far soggy weekend. >> thank you, kari. >>> a new reminder not to disturb the wildlife at point reyes national

gulf coast states. currently we have a atornado watch through this morning through the florida panhandle.here have been tornado warnings issued north of the santa rosa beach. rainfall rates of 2 to 3 inches per hour across this area, severe weather threats going to continue from the florida peninsula right through the coastal areas of the carolinas. heads-up, savannah, charleston all the way to wilmington today. then we focus that rain threat, the potential of flooding all the way up the east coast as heavy rain falls on top of the recent snow pack across the northeast. heads-up new york all the way to the nation's capital. bobby. >> pretty much everywhere unless you're in fargo, thank you very much. >>> there's a review now underway at the defense secretary's office after lloyd austin was hospitalized and didn't tell his deputy or the president. we're going to have the details next. >>> and what officials believe caused a sudden explosion at a hotel in fort worth, texas. just l look at that. wewe've learnened more detetail ovovernight. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need t

east tomorrow, severe weather comes back across the central gulf and by tuesday moves farther to teste, so areas of the carolinas and floridaor severe weather. this is the next storm, it will bring snow for chicago up towards milwaukee, green bay, next friday into saturday, almost following the exact same path, so more snow you across parts of western great lakes, more rain across the eastern seaboard and another storm behind that. we had snow the last couple days or the last, say, 24 hours. now some of that snow is going to be seeing 3 to 5 inches of rain fall on top of it by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday, it's going to cause rapid snow he melt, the ground s saturated so we have a significant threat for flooding for new jersey and eastern pennsylvania, wednesday and thursday. sundays i like to know show you what looks like the precipitation coming this week. so much of the west getting pummeled with snow, sierra nevadas, parts of california, arizona mountains, colorado, utah getting snow. the snow across the central plains as well. look at this, really significant rain coming across much of the southeast, that w

gulf coast. miami is at 65 this morning, with the exception of southern florida, california has the warmest weatherortland it's 26 degrees right now. we are seeing this affecting a huge part of the country. and then as we take a look at where we're beginning this morning, in the low 50s, we're going to have a fairly mild day. and now that the rain is moving away, we still have that moisture left on the ground. it's giving us patchy, dense fog. we're headed for sunshine. and then eventually we'll turn our attention to the next storm that's going to be coming in friday into the weekend. so i'm watching that football forecast for the 49ers on saturday. we'll talk more about that a little later. >>> mike, you're looking at more slowing. >> much of this is typical, because the volume increases. we have highway 37, highway 4 showing more typical slowing through these areas. the bay bridge toll plaza not yet backed up, but we see slower sensors across the span. we're looking ahead predicting that there will be issues for a few folks who don't know about the closure for the webster tube. tonight webster tu

florida, we've had crossed alerts in play for the northeast. it's been quite cool. miami, just $22.00 degrees in some outbreaks of showers around the us gulf states on monday to eastern canada. the us northeast. things are quiet here. pretty typical winter weather. so let's move westbound. now, temperatures have come down a bit and alberta profits is capital admin soon at minus one. and we know that rain has moved away from california, but now we've got weather coming in to bohack california. but for the state of california prepare for it another what day on wednesday, happy new year. the weather brought to you by visit castle. it was supposed to be a refuge which says coolly as brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture. right? and even murder one. 0, one east investigates the crimes. and those set to behind on, on the knowledge is here with the the, watching out. just a reminder of the headlines the within the last couple of us goes a has a gaming targeted advice very well. things got advice players just talking to the central concept district number of protestant institute, israel's foreign governments, and there in 22000 at least 20 wel

storm that will make the cross-country trek ahead of it, sunny and mild down to the gulf all the way down into the floridaeninsula we are looking at another windy day in the northeast with light snow showers we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. i wayfair ya know? oh i know. this is nice. another wayfair day! you know it. new couch in just two days the wayfair word is out. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ l've always wanted to do that. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're getting ready for rain that will be moving across the bay area, already seeing some light showers. the widespread rain still well to the north of us. it will continue to move in by late morning. it will be off and on throughout the day, as we see highs only in the mid-50s. but also at times some brief heavy downpours. but in all, we're looking at a tenth to a quarter inch of rain for today, and beyond t >>> and that's your latest weather. guys >> thank you, al >>> still ahead, nasa's iconic space shuttle preparing for one final adventure. jacob soboroff has an exclusive look at this

florida, we've had crossed alerts in play for the northeast. it's been quite cool. miami, just $22.00 degrees in some outbreaks of showers around the us gulf states on monday to eastern canada. the us northeast. things are quiet here. pretty typical winter weather. so let's move westbound. now, temperatures have come down a bit and alberta profits is capital admin soon at minus one. and we know that ring has moved away from california, but now we've got weather coming in to bohack california. but for the state of california, prepare for it another what day on wednesday, happy new year the, the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is a co tax to what is that for now. it has a question about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous, the bank that he added to today is that another clinic is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into garza without us of permission. nothing lead scottsdale with offers roles permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront. without 0. the the you watching out a 0 reminder of our top stories this out the within the last 2 hour

continue to target commercial ships in the red sea and gulf of aden as part of a campaign to pressure israel to halt its assault on gaza. florida governor ron desantis has dropped out of the presidential race less than a week after he lost to donald trump by a record 30 percentage points in the iowa caucus. in a video released on sunday, desantis said he would endorse trump. >> he has my endorsement because we can't go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear, a repackaged form of purple to some. amy: with desantis out, the republican race has essentially become a two-person contest between trump and nikki haley, the former south carolina governor who served as trump's u.n. ambassador. over the weekend, haley campaigned in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. she questioned trump's mental fitness after he repeatedly confused her with former house speaker nancy pelosi. joe biden is now running an online ad questioning trump's mental capabilities featuring haley's comments. >> last night trump is at a rally. >> nikki haley. nikki haley. nikki haley. >> he is going on and on mentioning me multiple times. >> nikki haley