well, the plan was, drive them from indiana to d.c.. i actually had a volunteer do that , because believe it or not, that was the only way it was practical and the least expensive to host the lunch. here is one of the most unusual moments. we all get involved in medium, probably far too much of it. part of this job is having the pulpit to say what you believe, what you want to weigh in on. i was actually doing an interview in the middle of covid, can't remember which network, but all of a sudden, a minute into about a seven minute interview, the cameraman goes down, literally. i thought the camera or the nightstand was coming at me. the interview continued. my wife was watching at home and thought we had a mini earthquake here. so, i remember one of the other cameramen said, i've never seen anything like that in the u.s. senate, and the story was not over. about a minute before the interview was over, starts to dust himself off, he had been out for about four minutes, grabs the camera stand or light and i thought, this time it is coming

rookie of the year for the indiana fever, setting the league on fire with their dazzling play on the caitlin clark has become one of the great sensations in american sports. the way she plays the game is exciting and different, and that's a big piece of it. >> and off the court, if i can sign with gatorade, you can too. becoming a global branding icon signing blockbuster deals with the likes of gatorade, nike and state farm. >> like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> hey, state farm is here to help. >> so she truly is part of the culture. it's not just sports. you know the fact she's only 22, so she is really only just begun. >> but in an indianapolis courtroom today, clark and an alleged breach of her safety is at the center of a criminal case. >> good morning, mr. lewis. >> a texas man, 55 year old michael thomas lewis, is charged with felony stalking of clark. a plea of not guilty entered on his behalf. despite the surprising outburst. >> guilty? no. >> in a five page court document filed on january 11th, lewis is charged with repeated or continuing harassment of caitlin cla

followed in their footsteps and went to purdue university back in indiana.avid: what did you study there? dave: i started studying business and engineering. ended up with a degree in industrial management that combines those. went to work for i.b.m. in new york. i joined, the stock was at an all-time high, when i left it was at an all-time low. they had a tough time in the early 1990's. david: you joined eli lilly in what your question mark dave: i left ibm to follow my girlfriend, now my wife, who was going to medical school at indiana university. again back to indiana. , i needed something to do there. i decided to enroll in the mba program. i got an mba. medicine is a four-year degree, mba is two and i still needed something to do in indiana so i joined lilly. david: what was your position in the beginning? dave: i was in the department that looked at m&a transactions. the finance and business. it was a great introduction. david: did you ever say i'm going to be the c.e.o. someday? dave: not then. i really was thinking i'll be here for two years and then

is two, i still needed something to do in indiana so i joined lilly.avid: what was your position in the beginning? dave: i was in the department that looked at m&a transactions. and the finance and business development group. it was a great introduction. david: did you ever say i'm going to be the c.e.o. someday? dave: not then. i was thinking i'll be here for two years and then off to chicago or san francisco and do something different. but i fell in love with the company. i mean, it's an amazing place. it's a very humanistic culture. but yet very rigorous and scientific. so it's demanding, smart people but people are nice to each other. it's the midwest. and i fell in love with the mission. what could be better than making medicine for people? i worked on a medicine to collaborate and bring into the company for diabetes. right as i was leaving that job my mother was diagnosed with diabetes and she was put on that medicine. sort of the point of what we do, just became super salient for me i said this is not a bad way to spend my time. i said to my wif

charged with stalking for allegedly sending the 22 year old indiana fever star. multiple messages and posts via the platform x starting in mid-december. in one message, lewis allegedly telling clark that he drove around her house three times a day, and in another, he allegedly stated his plan to go to a game and sit behind her team's bench. police say lewis even traveled from his home in texas to indianapolis to be closer to clark. investigators tracking him to a hotel near the team's home arena and questioning him about the messages. lewis allegedly claiming it's an imagination fantasy type thing. it's a joke. police warning lewis to cease contact with clark, later arresting him on sunday after they say the messages continued. the court entered a not guilty plea on lewis's behalf. the judge questioning his mental state. he's now being held on $50,000 bail. the judge ordering him to stay away from clark and the arena she plays in. erielle reshef, abc news new york. >> all right ariel thank you for that. a new federal study finds drinking just one serving of alcoh

. >>> it was >>> it was tough going on indiana's snow-covered roads yesterday.5 vehicles were involved in a pileup on a highway just west of south bend. it included cars, trucks, a police suv, and a school bus with only the driver on board. the good news -- there were only two minor injuries. >>> louisiana state troopers will not be charged in the death of a black driver, and an accused stalker appeared in court. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." espn says a texas man accused of stalking indiana fever star caitlin clark was ordered held on a $50,000 bond. >> guilty as charged -- >> no -- >> show me -- >> stop talking. >> michael lewis had multiple outbursts when he appeared in court in indianapolis yesterday. he was ordered to stay away from two basketball arenas where the indiana fever play their home games and not to have any contact with clark. lewis is accused of sending multiple threatening and sexually violent messages on social media. >>> nola.com says federal prosecutors will not charge louisiana state troopers in the death of b

. >> a live look overnight at carmel, indiana, just north of indianapolis. the heavy snow expected to be ending there around mid-morning, but federal offices in d.c. are closed today with up to a foot of snow expected. >> that's potentially the city's most in nine years. millions of americans across several states are under alerts, as a major winter storm makes its way across the country. blizzard conditions being reported in parts of kansas and missouri. first responders are struggling with these treacherous conditions, according to the kansas highway patrol. some areas seeing at least a foot of snow. this trooper showing how quickly that snow is falling. >> we've got a lot of drifting. i mean, this is my patrol car. if we get right here, you can see how much it's just sort of building up around the vehicle. >> treacherous road conditions across several states, including missouri, nebraska and indiana. officials urging people to avoid travel in kentucky. downtown louisville, a winter wonderland with several inches already on the ground. >> that's about five

[applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana regular and authentic and appears donald j trump from the state of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> that certificate of the electoral vote in the state of maine appears kamala harris in the state of california received three votes for president donald j trump of the state of florida received one vote president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president j.d. vance of the state of ohio received one vote for vice president. >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of maryland regular informed and authentic and appears kamala harris of the state of california received ten votes for president and tim walz of receiveddent and tim walz of ten votes for vice president. [applause] >> that certificate of the electoral f vote of the commonwealth of massachusetts in authentic and appears kamala d. harris of the state of california for president and tim walz in the state of m

indiana. indiana holding on to beat the scarlet knights 84 to 74.citing times. >> mines quick. you know what time it is, what it is. comedy tour. check it out in the city near you. kennedy. >> well, look at this. little dave desaulnier is trying to run a marathon every day in 2025 to beat the world record. she is raising money for breast cancer. the record is 151. she's trying to 365 marathons in one year. god bless her. >> wow. >> awesome. okay, i think i don't know if we have time for mine. it was a black bear that made it through gatlinburg, tennessee, which is a place i used to go and frequent. the thing to do is kind of casually get away from it. they're usually skittish, but it happens there in the middle of bear country. they're in their home, really. >> they just walk around. >> oh yeah, paddington bear. >> hey, listen, that's it for us. y'all have a great night and good weekend. >> could you pet the bear? >> all right. i love ending on.

more than 100,000 customers lost power in missouri, indiana, illinois, and kentucky, as electric lines and trees toppled. the winter weather also forced many school districts to cancel classes today which was supposed to be the first day back after winter break for most districts. and a hard freeze is expected as far south as northern florida where some forecasts are showing temperatures dropping as low as the teens and 20s, michael. imagine that in florida. >> ooh, brutal. naomi ruchim, thanks for keeping us updated. >>> it's hard to make out the capitol with the winter storm hitting d.c. now, but the snow is not stopping congress from meeting in joint session to certify the electoral results of the 2024 presidential election. security will be tight, and thousands of additional police officers will be on hand four years after donald trump's supporters attacked the capitol to try to prevent congress from certifying joe biden's victory in the 2020 election. vice president kamala harris will preside over today's events in her role as president of the senate. democrats say there will be n

indiana. indiana holding on to beat the scarlet knights 84 to 74. nice exciting times. >> mines quick. you know what time it is, what it is. comedy tour. check it out in the city near you. kennedy. >> well, look at this. little dave desaulnier is trying to run a marathon every day in 2025 to beat the world record. she is raising money for breast cancer. the record is 151. she's trying to 365 marathons in one year. god bless her. >> wow, joey. >> awesome. okay, i think i don't know if we have time for mine. it was a black bear that made it through gatlinburg, tennessee, which is a place i used to go and frequent. the thing to do is kind of casually get away from it. they're usually skittish, but it happens there in the middle of bear country. they're in their home, really. >> they just walk around. >> oh yeah, paddington bear. hey, listen, that's it for us. y'all have a ♪ the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ [inaudib the star-spangled b] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the s

one, i mean, it's astonishing the difference with illinois and indiana indiana got whacked. illinois had a relatively mild crisis. so if you look at the united states, it's this weird pattern variation. and the question is why, and that's the first part of the opioid crisis book chapter is describing why that was the case. and that was because there was this very, very obscure law. the books in five american states, which required doctors who prescribe painkillers to write their prescriptions in triplicate and so every time you had a prescription for a painkiller, you write the first copy you give to the patient. and that stays with the the second copy you're supposed to put in files. and the third copy goes to the state regulatory body. this is an idea that was pioneered by this crazy drug warrior, koppelman in california, the 1940s. and everyone thought that paul madden, a whack job and the idea was subsequently picked up like in the seventies by new york state, texas illinois, california and, uh, one other state to be named later, one of the state that i'm forgetting and

janis martin has a box of memorabilia from her mother, indiana hunt martin, who served in the 6888. she say it was like when she returned? i think it was a real liberating experience for them, coming from a place where jim crow laws were being enforced, they were able to go into restaurants, go to people's homes. no one made a fuss about anything. indiana hunt martin passed away in 2020, and currently there are only five surviving members of the 6888. i'm just so happy that somebody is finally finding out that there were black women in the military. what did it mean for black women at that time to wear a united states military uniform? i think it symbolized rebellion because it defied social norms for woman to be in the military, let alone a black woman. in 2022, the battalion received the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian award, in large part due to an effort by colonel cummings. i heard someone say they were set up to fail, but they stood up and delivered. i'm alexis clark, for matter of fact. next on matter of fact, even with the nationwide shortage of affordable hou

indiana pulled away late. they won 108-76. golden state drops 19-19.ext game is monday in toronto. >>> in an ideal world, we would have been in dallas to watch the alma mater state semi finals. however, jeffs have yet to figure out what targeting is, so it was texas heading to the semis. longhorn facing ohio state. seven minutes to. go buckeyes, jensen up the gut, second touchdown of the game. osu will take a 21-14 lead. fourth and goal now from the eighth. viewers, sacked by jack sawyer. picks up the fumble. they will take it 83 yards. game sealing touchdown. sawyer, by the way, used to be roommates when they were both at ohio state. they're going to advance to play notre dame in the national title a week from monday. two heavyweights. i was told it was the best conference. just saying. >>> nfl, fred warner was the lone 49ers selected. third consecutive year warner has earned that honor. pretty good for a guy who played on a broken ankle since september. yeah. george kittle and kyle named to the second club team. >> this could be your mascot when you

. >> the warriors came into indiana a bit banged up. both steph curry and draymond green were out of the lineup. but that's not it. no andrew wiggin, jonathan kuminga, brandon podemski or gary payton the second there steph and company on the bench. first quarter dubs down four. pat spencer hits the three. great game off the bench for him. he finished with a team high of 17. fast forward to the fourth. down ten. buddy hield lets it fly from the top of the circle. warriors would get within four in the second half but just not enough firepower. and the pacers took full advantage later. indiana's defense leading the offense. the block on dennis schroder leads to a pascal siakam dunk. pacers win 108 to 96. to the college football semifinal game ohio state and texas. winner plays notre dame for the national title, seven all with 30s left in the half. ohio state just running a casual screen pass deep in their own territory. but treveyon henderson had other ideas. 75 yards to the crib. 14 seven buckeyes at the half. 2114 osu. 230 to play fourth

arrest involving wnba star caitlin clark, an alleged stalker arrested after traveling from texas to indianathe player telling police she feared for her life. >>> the concern tonight over respiratory illness across this country. the new warning from the cdc this evening. what they are now seeing in at least 35 states. >>> tonight, the major news involving bob dylan. ♪ ♪ >>> the dylan treasures up for grabs. tonight here, we remember a beloved actress who played her role for nearly 50 years. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. we are back from california and it is difficult to put into words the scope of what we saw and tonight now this new warning coming in. our team remains fanned out across the fire zone. authorities now warning of very dangerous santa ana winds again tonight. the national weather service calling this a particularly dangerous situation, calling for winds up to 75 miles per hour again this evening right through wednesday. more than 12 million people right now under red flag warnings as

ohio, indiana, and kentucky now also seeing snow. one car flipped over in kentucky, several others stranded in snow drifts. one officer's vehicle struck there. that officer receiving medical treatment with non-life threatening injuries. up to two inches falling an hour in some areas. indiana and kentucky already seeing more than six inches of snow with more to come as the storm heads east. in cincinnati, snow plows and salt hitting i-75. some cars already disabled by the extreme conditions. in utah, this controlled avalanche caught on camera, the state seeing heavy snow from the system last week. linsey, dangerous conditions on the road here in cincinnati as well. officials have issued travel and snow advisories. and tonight, this storm has become deadly. authorities in kansas say a 27-year-old man died in a car accident. linsey. >> linsey: hopefully people can heed those warnings to stay off the roads. victor, our thanks to you. >> the storm is also causing major disruptions to air travel. more than 6,000 flights canceled or delayed

jimmy butler last night after indiana's or after miami's loss to indiana basically said he he's tryingo re find that joy again, playing basketball and doesn't think it can happen in miami. i guess he's he's done i do see that as a good fit. it would be interesting. i mean, i think it would help a lot. i don't know if it be enough necessarily to put the warriors over the top. but i mean, look, they need another scoring option. and he was a guy who's to go 8. steph, never another act would show is great with a sprain. he hasn't missed a 3 this year in 2025. activities get i again. all right. as millions return to work after the holidays, people are. >> more at risk of what is being called the quadruple virus. that has prompted several states to bring back masking mandates that health care centers, including here in the bay nancy loo reports. >> the quad demick is a growing concern in much of the country here in southern california. the mask mandate at most hospitals never went away after the pandemic. but more mandates are returning due to a surge in respiratory illnesses. medical expert

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the indiana fever. what buffet did you go? that's not good.ers a professional sports league, they get the rookie treat, a few elbows, a few shoves here and there. she definitely became a target right off the bat, but. it seemed kind of different for caitlin clark. it seemed more personal. she's lucky she didn't lose an eye in this one game. some may say there's a racial overtone to all of this. it really just speaks to her character, the fact that she never complained about anything. it seems the clark effect has followed along with her to the wnba. ratings this season, tripled. franchises are having to move to bigger venues. there are actual scalpers outside the arena. her style of play, as long as she can stay on the court, is going to take that entire sport to a new level. hopefully the the wnba is smart enough to capitalize on it. wnba still got a gift, even if not everybody in the wnba seemed to want to receive that gift. last year. college. they have their rituals, dorm living, studying all night long, camping out on the quad to protest

> reporter: 55-year-old michael lewis charged with stalking for allegedly sending the 22-year-old indiana fever star multiple messages and posts via the platform x, starting in mid-december. in one message, lewis allegedly telling clark that he drove around her house three times a day and in another, he allegedly stated his plan to go to a game and sit behind her team's bench. police say lewis even traveled from his home in texas to indianapolis to be closer to clark. investigators tracking him to a hotel near the team's home arena, and questioning him about the messages. lewis allegedly claiming, "it's an imagination, fantasy type thing. it's a joke." police warning lewis to cease contact with clark, later arresting him on sunday after they say the messages continued. david, the court entered a not guilty plea on lewis' behalf. the judge questioning his mental state. he's now being held on $50,000 bail. he's been ordered to stay away from clark and the arena she plays in. david? >> david: erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we are learning of at least 50 vehicles in a chain r

more than 100,000 customers lost power in missouri, indiana, illinois and kentucky as electric lineswinter weather also forced many school districts to cancel classes for today, which was supposed to be the first day back after winter break for most districts. for constant updates on the us storm, you can follow our live page on the bbc news website and app. it will have all the latest developments, including warnings of potential heavy snow and low temperatures. and how transport has also been affected. heavy snow and freezing rain have continued to cause widespread disruption for many parts of the uk. as weekend snow starts to melt, more than 160 flood warnings are in place across england and wales. yellow warnings for ice, snow and rain are in place across much of the uk. heavy snow this morning forced manchester airport to close its runways. they're now reopening. 0ur correspondent nicky schillerjoins us live from burnley. bring us up—to—date on the picture there? bring us up-to-date on the picture there?— bring us up-to-date on the picture there? you had in the us how schools _

from indiana to washington, d.c., nearly a dozen states are now buried in snow and ice.s, it's up to a foot and a half deep. that means dangerous conditions on the roads all the way from the rocky mountains to the northeast. thousands of flights have been impacted, and hundreds of thousands of people lost power. cbs' ian lee is covering all aspects of the storm from just outside st. louis. >> reporter: some ohio residents are digging out monday -- >> this was plowed just about ten minutes ago. >> reporter: after a record snowfall in some areas of the state. across the midwest, to the midatlantic on up, millions of americans are on alert as a winter storm system brings snow, ice, and frigid temperatures. louisville, kentucky received its largest single day of snowfall in more than a quarter century sunday. and while the city is at the tail-end of the snow now -- >> it's going to be cold all week long. mother nature has not helped us with this. we're not getting the sunshine yet. the weather is not warming up to help on the roads. >> reporter: thousands of flights are dela

now prosecutors in indiana are commending her courage as well.nce later this morning. he faces up to six years in prison and a $10,000 fine, guys. >> scary stuff. scary, thank you very much. >>> princess kate paid a visit this morning to london's royal hospital where she received her cancer treatment last year. the princess of wales was there to say thank you to the staff and to also visit with patients as well. nbc's kelly cobiella is at buckingham palace with a closer look. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. yes, her first solo appearance of the year, and she chose a place that has a very deep, personal connection to her, the royal marsdon hospital here in london, a place that is one of the most specialized cancer treatments in the uk and world renown cancer treatment center and a place where we now know she underwent her cancer treatment last year. kate met patients undergoing treatment. she also met with the staff. the palace saying it was important for her to show her gratitude to the staff and also to highlight th

indiana there. um, and oklahoma is not known for candy, either, so i don't discriminate. i buy it from every place. and we have we have we have good candy. >> so how did the mix. mixed martial arts fighter become the candy man? >> because i have a sweet tooth. yeah, 100%. yeah, i work out so i can eat what i want more than 19 senators have carried on this sweet tradition over the years and occupy the candy desk. >> and that includes the late senator john mccain. that's it for inside politics sunday. you can follow me at x at mk. you follow the show at inside politics and follow me on instagram at manu raju. if you ever miss an episode, catch up wherever you get your podcasts. just search for inside politics. up next year, the union with jake tapper and dana bash. jake has an exclusive interview with republican senator katie britt. plus, an exit interview with national security adviser jake sullivan, fema administrator deanne criswell on the fires in los angeles. thanks again for sharing your sunday

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so, i was distressed when indiana exploded more nuclear devices and pakistan followed suit. i still think we have a long way to go to ratify the comprehensive test ban and the salt 2 treaty. >> are you worried about the future? president carter: i'm worried about the future. not as much as when we had a direct confrontation with the soviet union during the cold war. it is not as bleak now but i'm very worried about how the nuclear capability is being adopted or developed by nations that are extremely antagonistic toward within another as are india and pakistan each -- over cashmere. they can use them in ange care. >> this is a note the flag rail address he said because we are free we should never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere. 20 years later how are we doing? rosalynn: i think jimmy's greatest achievement was his human rights policy, which calls for freedom for people and the rights that they have around the world. >>

mcconnell throws it ahead, indiana put away late, they win, golden state's record drops, the next gamemonday in toronto. in an ideal world, my producer would have been in dallas on friday to watch the semi finals, but he hasn't figured out the targeting yet, so it was the texans heading to ohio state. we are tied up, the buckeyes get their second touchdown of the game, osu takes the lead in the game. texas packed up the fourth and goal from the eight, jack sawyer picks up the fumble and he's going to return it, 83 yards, they used to be roommates by the way when they were at ohio state. the buckeyes advanced to play notre dame, the national title is a week from monday, the second straight year the fcc has not reached the championship game, it just means more. nfl, fred warner was the lone 49er selected, pretty good for a guy who played on a broken ankle since september, george kittle and kyle juszczyk were named to the second team. and the sharks, 90 seconds left, utah scores the game-winner, utah wins. that is going to do it for sports, i hope you have a great day. >>> two yankees fan

have announced groundbreaking economic order were tracking indiana.work for the un, in the wake of the trump administration unilaterally exit from the iran nuclear deal we made clear was a patent which will return to compliance of toronto was going to take the steps necessary. same time, we strengthen american. [inaudible] thank you, i respect your views. [inaudible yelling] so to continue. at the same time, we strengthen america's robust sanctions on iran and deliver them president biden's commitment that iran would not obtain nuclear weapon on his watch. finally, we made significant progress toward a comprehensive agreement that would strengthen strategic partnership with saudi arabia and normalize relations between saudi arabia and israel. on october 10 2023 i was scheduled to travel to israel and saudi arabia to help close gaps and in particular to pursue agreement on one of the central components the credible pathway across the united states with ironclad security guarantees. on october 7 hamas attacked israel leasing the deadliest days for juice

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mÁs de 220.000 hogares han perdido la electricidad en virginia, west virginia, kentucky, indiana e illinoisida a domicilio. >> el frÍo quema tambiÉn. reportera: y es como es cuanto mÁs ganas dan los cuenta. otros le hicieron honor al refrÁn al mal tiempo, buena cara, jugando con la nieve, mientras se realizaba trabajos de limpieza y saneamiento. desde nueva york, violeta bastardo, univisiÓn. elian: gracias. por otra parte, avanzan los dÍas hacia el 20 de enero yton holman designado por el presidente electo, donald trump, dijo que el primer dÍa las deportaciones masivas de inmigrantes que sean una amenaza para la seguridad nacional y pÚblica, mismo tiempo dios y estÁ negociado con varios paÍses para evitar a todos los que sean deportados y no seamos citados en sus paÍses de origen. vamos a pasar a mÉxico de las autoridades y identificaron los dos mexicanos vinculado por el asesinato demigraciÓn, son orÍgenes venezolana, podrÍa ser del tren aragua, francisco javier carmona nos informa desde ciudad juÁrez. >> cÓrrele, ya los agarraron. francisco: luis alberto oliva garcia, el pasado 30 de dici

i don't want to get anyone in trouble, especially my conservative friends in indiana, south dakota and texas but they were all fairly appointed and they are not democrats. they understand the institutional structure of the court. these judges will hear cases on everything. how americans cast ballots, when it will be counted. whether workers can unionize. 1934. make a living wage for their families. their children can breathe clean air and drink clean water and be mandated by the congress to do so, this is a vital check on the excesses of other branches of government, including congress and the executive branch when they overreach. follow the safeguards. let me close with this, i am proud of the legacy we will leave for our nation as it relates to judges and i'm proud of the men and women who stepped forward in the call to serve. if i look to you and said i want to nominate you and you said in this time? i'm serious. i know this room is the only room to comprehend that. i know they will uphold our nation's founding principles, liberty, justice, equality, and for decades to come. as we s

people want, i don't use it started up and now the boy in there eh, and indiana, those boilers are reserved boilers for those really, really cold days. are did wrong on fossil fuel and without heating to heat. so soft for make them start, we can reduce our c, o 2 emissions. all 3 caves together can store enough heat to keep the city warm for up to 2 weeks depending on the outside temperature. and that's what they're doing right now. that's all the noise. i'm still working now it's taking the water from the top of the cavern and thinking to the you said stranger, this transfers the heat from the what's in the caves to the water that's running through the district teaching network. now unfortunately, this is as close as we can get to the case. that's because the fields and thankfully, so on the other side of the deal, you have the concrete, the concrete. because on the, on the side there, there's a 100000 cubic meter of 95 degrees health walker. so if it's not our company we own, we were as you can imagine, converting an old oil deposit into a heat storage cave was a big undertaking. now the

central united states bringing feet upon feet of snow to places like kansas, missouri, illinois, indiana, and ohio. it's likely going to be an ice storm across central parts of the tennessee valley and then southern parts of the united states. gulf coast states, you can be seeing another tornado outbreak with the system. it will be the clashing of the hot and cold temperatures. when that happens, that's when severe weather occurs. this will be an impactful system sunday afternoon and evening. let's take us back to the west coast where we are. we are no longer seeing the chance for rain. in fact we will be seeing quite the opposite. high pressure is building overhead. as it does so, it's going to continue to deflect all the moisture from incoming storms to our north. if we loop what we'll be seeing over the next 24 hours, pacific northwest getting in on all that action. in the bay area and southern california, being dominated by high pressure, keeping all that moisture well to our north. don't expect moisture in the coming days. as the system departed it brought all the moisture and energ

huge swath indiana and illinois. itself to d.c., seek some totals six, eight, 12 inches in some of the isolated areas. maybe the bigger story with this ultimately before it's said and done is going to be the ice, major ice event here across springfield to louisville. this is going to be an area where we could see a ton of downed power lines and behind this really, really cold air, so, power down and then cold air could mean a tough situation for folks. molly: all right, adam klotz with some more tv time ahead this week with our tv team, griff. griff: coming up, president biden will award the presidential medal of freedom at hillary clinton and george soros. we'll bring it to you from the white house in moments. last year, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. so if someone you love is older, talk with them about vaccines. griff: new orleans will soon face a lawsuit in a survivor of the new year's day attack

winter storm warnings in effect from the purple and parts of kansas can and going for indiana and ohio and winter storm watches and going for them and later on today and down across parts of the south and mississippi river valley and going for them and spots to a quarter of half an inch of ice and going into southern illinois and watch that ice and snow on top and that snow causing major travel delays along interstate 7. charlie, back to you guys. charlie: thank you, rick. now to fox news alert and new details emerge about the suspect in the psychoer truck explosion and police reveal letters left behind by army soldier matthew livelsberger. >> this is an expert and saying time to wake up and we're being led by weak and feeble leadership only looking to help themselves. paying attention to spectacle and violence and what better way to get my point across than with fireworks and explosives. charlie: our next guest former green beret tim kennedy knew the suspect and is shown here with him. they both competed in military-style reality show and he joins us now. tim, thank you for joining us