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. >> deanna is here with us this mornin -- janice dean, you have been following this major storm that has been brewing out west for days. >> it will be a major event heading into the weekend. 10-20 inches of rain for parts of northern california into goern. not only today but for the weekend it will be a significant flooding event as well as 50 to 60 to 70 miles an hour winds. very impactful as you can see heading into saturday and saturday and monday. 4sh 8 inches on top of some of the rain totals you have already seen 6 inches of rain and the snow is going to certainly pile up in the see aierra and cascad where you can see 3 feet of new snow. great news for skiers but they have to take the rain and the flooding and the unfortunate side of mud slides in the area. >> janice, thank you so much. happy friday. >> they don't call them new york's finest for nothing. new york city police officer's act of kindness caught on camera. it is sweeping the nation. >> this officer giving a brand new pair of warm boots this officer paid for himself. he gave them to a pabarefoot homeless man on a ver

neil: all right janice thank you very much.enerally rule of thumb in politics, that good weather helps democrats, and bad weather respects republicans -- helps republicans, i don't know if that is true. our next guests know the real matters that matter. all right, elizabeth to you, good weather news before the next nor'easter hits. we still have a couple million folks without power. but how do you think this will fallout tomorrow with the vote, if by and large, weather is good. >> i don't think it would have too much of an affect, i spoke with a close friend with a lot of family and friends in new jersey, for those without power, that still have their houses they seem to be ready to go out and vote. it is logistics finding the election places that are open, they are committed to voting. but not highest on their priority list. neil: sherri, who is more jazzed to go out and vote? >> well, this year it would appear that it is republicans, we see that in early voting, where barack obama's numbers are down from why they were in 2008

new york, janice dean, fox news. >>> how's it going to affect us? >> we night have a sprinkle or a flake and the chill. no big winds here. wait until you see the snow totals we're going show you from the northeast. we'll have that forecast and a changing weather pattern coming up. >>> and scott, what is coming up in sports? >> basketball gets a big boost a couple of days before season tipoff and what are the redskins fans doing over the biweek? who rg3 is blaming. >> and then after an almost 80 year battle, a maryland town reverses an alcohol ban. hol ba . >> we going to send a message around the world that carolina prohibition failed. >> and historic referendums pass in two states directly going against federal law. if you have a story idea, calls at 202-895-3,000. we're back. @ . >>> a historic referendum passed in colorado and washington state. voters approved recreational marijuana use. the states are the first in the u.s. to legalize the use of the drug. both ballot measures refer to adult use only. experts say implementation

. >> katy tur, thank you, into the studio we go, meteorologist janice huff has more, we estimate we have folks who still can't see this broadcast. this is just about more than this region can take. >> exactly, brian, and with the wind so strong with the storm out there, people who maybe just got their power back may lose their power again. it is snowing outside in new york city like it is the middle of january. and katy tur mentioned the cold, that snow band extends at the way from new jersey to birkshires in new jersey. and it looks like the moderate to heavy snow will continue through new york city up through western and southern massachusetts, southern portions of new hampshire, through midnight tonight and continuing through parts of maine through tomorrow. then it will slowly wind down. the totals, two to four expected, four to eight in western new jersey, into western connecticut and the birkshires, maybe as much as ten inches in the higher elevations. >> absolutely hard to believe, janice, thank you, when we come back, a plunge in the markets today. we'll look at what had wall str

time for the first degree weather update from janice dean. aftermath remaining what can we expect weather wise for the next few days? >> it is calm which is good news but it will be cold. patti ann and i who don't have power it was chilly last night. we have to figure out what we are going to do right, patti ann? >> that's where our neighbors are really good to know. we all get together and help each other out. that is happening across the northeast and mid atlantic region. here are your current temperatures are chilly. if you don't have power it is tough especially cwith kids. 41 cleveland 44 in new york, 39 in minneapolis. the cold air is pulled across the ohio valley down to the mid south. 41 in atlanta, 54 pro voe. we have a storm system moving into the west bringing in moisture a little bit of mountain snow. what is left of sandy we are still talking about this storm. it eventually is going to move up to canada and then we will have a better weekend ahead. we are watching the potential for a storm system develop across the south. could e

janice keeping an eye on the storm front again that could hit around thanksgiving janice. i know you are worried about this one but there might be good news on the horizon. we need good news. i know we have a busy travel week next week. let's talk about what's happening right now and what could happen over the weekend. we have some showers and snow across the rockies up toward the midwest. nothing organized here nuisance precipitation. we have a developing system. it will get it's act together but how close will to be the northeast. saturday sunday we will watch this developing system and as we head to monday we will start to see this development. how close it gets to the shoreline is going to mean a lot as we head into thanksgiving. some of the computer models are trending this out to sea. that will be the best scenario. a quick look at the temperatures across the country. chili across the northerns and the northeast warming up across the south. >> work on that. >> i will push it out to sea. >> now stories you can bank on this morning. president obama talking about how he

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. >> first degree weather update for janice dean. she is keeping an eye on the storm brewing out west for the last couple days. >> a lot of moisture is going to work its way over a foot of rain into california. a 4rlittle bit of moisture acro the great lakes. not a big deal. all of the weather is across the west coast where we are seeing a ton of rain and some mountain snow as well as really gusty winds. these are future radar as we head into thursday and friday. low pressure offshore. we have moisture moving inland. in some cases yes, 6 to 8 even 12 inches of rain as we head into early next week. look at that from southern oregon all of the way towards northern california just north of san francisco and then the snow, feet of snow in the region. flood advisory in effect where we could see flash flooding. heather i want to make mention of a place we don't normally talk about. we should probably. alaska. here is the forecast for alaska. 16 fairbanks, 16 anchorage. >> they requested that. >> i followed yousation on twitter with our ala

janice? can you hear us? janice? okay, we do not have anyone, i will pick up on that but we will go over to how the weather will translate to what going on in the polls this is a tomorrow development, most of the country enjoying very good weather, parts of wisconsin, florida, not so much, but, generally, the rule of thumb on this is, if the weather is good, advantage democrats. they are more inclined to go to the polls and less so when the weather is bad. that is the old saying. do you buy that? >>guest: i do, the voter intensity is on romney's side. so, more of the romney supporters are willing to stand in line in bad weather, wisconsin and florida obviously battleground states, so, having good weather across the country is an advantage for obama but having some rain in wisconsin and florida could help romney. they used to rain in florida but that is it. the enthusiasm is on the g.o.p. side. >>neil: you talk about usually voting and versus later voting with better than 30 million americans having already voted and

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>>shepard: thank you janice. your house has been destroyed, you are sitting outside trying to protect your home from looters and another storm is here and it is snowing. major airlines canceled 1,000 flights already. they warn this could be many more to come. that is paling in comparison to what people are dealing with. we go to long island, new york, what are they doing to get ready? >>reporter: what a mess. they are still trying to recover from the first storm and now it is more difficult. you can see the atlantic ocean they expect the water to surge 3' to 5'. you can see what was left of someone's odden deck. right now, we will pan around and see this giant yellow truck and what they are trying to do is pump out the sand stuck in the drains so this is not more flooding and the workers say this is a very difficult task under difficult conditions. i found this lying in the street, someone's photo album, what is left of it, washed away underscoring the human component of this tragedy so many people continuing to

jon: janice dean thank you.the president with a host of foreign policy challenges ahead of him in his second term from the crisis in syria and fears that could spread elsewhere in the mideast to the race to stop iran from getting nuclear weapons, plus concerns about the upcoming withdrawal of u.s. and nato troops from afghanistan and the potential impact that could have on our already shaky relationship with pakistan. a lot to watch in the world today. ambassador john bolton is joining us, former ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor. you say today our adversaries are breathing a sigh of relief, why? >> i think they have sized up president obama during his first term. they've seen he's a weak, inch attentive leader. they are not going to wait around for us to get our economic house in order. i think almost certainly during his second term that the pace and the scope of challenges that the united states will face will accelerate. jenna: why? >> you've named some of them. because they see a president w

right now time for the first degree weather update with janice dean. the west is breaking for some wild weather today, right? >> you are right. it is going to last through the weekend and into early next week. the west is the big story today. want to point out where we are seeing the precipitation. this is just light in nature nuisance rain. look at the west coast slammed with rain and mountain snow and this will last for days as several areas of low pressure move in. you get several inches of rain and several feet of no. as you look ahead to the radar and precip several inches of rain two to four inches in some cases and feet upon feet of snow. this will last into the thanksgiving holiday. look at the travel forecast looking good across boston, dallas, los angeles. heading toward new york, dc you could have a stray thunderstorm. san francisco could see a little bit of rain there. a quick look at the wednesday forecast good for the eastern half temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we will see the rain for parts of the northwest. we are heading toward the h

janice, i really hope to say it will go ought to sea. >> i wish that was the case.ll these areas are so vulnerable. vulnerable to storm surge. vulnerable to rain. vulnerable to snow. the coastal areas are weak right now with the battering storm sandy we saw a week and a half ago. this will add insult to injury. where we're seeing worst weather across the jersey shore again. this is not only rain and wind. this is snow, accumulating snow that is moving in towards new york city, long island, up towards new england. some snow totals are quite impressive. one of our computer models indicating over six inches in some of these spots. impacts heading into the overnight, rain heavy at times. some will mix along the coastline. we could see freezing rain, sleet. it will be a nasty ride home, a nasty commute ride home. winds up to 65 miles an hour. heavy know in the interior mountains. we'll have to head in the forecast next several hours. it is now casting instead of forecasting. look at eight inches for trenton, new jersey. five inches for new york city. up towards connectic

right, janice? >> we have better days ahead.ook at the evolution of this storm as it pulled off the coast of the southeast and moved northward and then just brought pounding rain, wind and snow, sleet, freezing rain crippling the new york city transit system. i think my husband said yes it is one of the worst commute homes in new york city history. lack at the satellite radar hasn't really budged much. the good news parts of philadelphia, new jersey, new york clearing out. we still see snow along long island but this is a new england event. look at the forecast for atlantic city, new jersey heading into the weekend and early next week. temperatures in the upper 50s even into the 60s. this goes for portions of the delmarva peninsula up toward new york, staten island new york looking good as well. for long island iceland better days ahead saturday, sunday, monday. looking good fievenltly start the cleanup and get that power back on. so many people have been in the cold for over a week in this area in this battered region. i am so

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janice is in the weather center.tter and i know you are working even though the power went out at your house again>> we got it on and i am talking from sandy. and then got it back on for a couple of days . then pop, pop, fizz, fizz, and it is the power lines outside and my husband just called me. the generator is not working. >> brian: duracell. >> you know what we have a house over our head and we are fortunate because so many are without their homes and homeless and cold, someone else's home or basement for days and so we have to count our blessings and our neighbors have been great. >> steve: janice we are lucky to have you here to tell us how bad it is. not only personal. >> we have better weather ahead in the next several days. but let's talk about the snowfall toltses. new jersey over a foot. manchester, new jersey, 12 inchings. connecticut 10 inches and albertson, new york much in long iland 7.5 x. this area is vulnerable because of what sandy did. it is a nor'easter and everything is so fragile on the coastli

it's time to get our weather update with janice dean. are we seeing any more winter weather? >> the northeast gets a period of dry weather and warmer temperatures. but the west it's their turn they are going to see wintery weather. let's talk about the last storm system finally exiting the coast we are dealing with dry conditions and a warming trend. however across the west we have winter weather advisory for many states including blizzard warnings for the state of montana. we could see over a foot of snow heavy snow gusts 40-50 miles an hour. travel going to be next to impossible across the northern rockies the northern plains states. look at all of these winter weather advisories through saturday. let's take a look at your temperatures. it's cold still across the northeast. we are going to warm up 50s in new york, 57 chicago. 72 kansas city. the middle of the country tranquil. that's the good news. the west will deal with this storm system that will push into the central plains. look at the travel forecast looking good for most of the big cities today. glad to deliver a lit

janice dean, the snow totals were a surprise to a lot of people. it got colder more quickly. >> the storm is more offshore pulling the cold air down. but some of the aggressive models showed impressive snow totals yesterday, but, my gosh, over 1' in connecticut, 1' in new jersey, around my neighborhood, over 7.5". gusts, hurricane force off cape cod at 60 miles per hour and plumb island an area hard hit by sandy, 58-mile-per-hour wind. we still talking about the storm, still got a good swirl to it and dealing with rain, wind, and snow for new england. >>shepard: the cold snap will break? >> it is but we have another cold night tonight in areas that do not have power, 20's along the coast of jersey and below freezing for new york, and delmarva peninsula. the forecast headed into next week, temperatures are on the rise with lows in the 40's and 62 for sunday and monday and that is all the way up the coast to staten island, new york, 60's next week, as well as parts of new york at 59 and 61. we will take it. we need to clean up. >>shepard: thank you.

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janice dean in the extreme weather center. i was watching nic gregory on fox 5.nd he seemed well encouraged that it might stay east. >> there is the possibility. we are really not sure of this first alert forecast. so, a lot of variables here to work into it. tomorrow we have a better idea. but, yeah, some the computer models are making this more of an offshore thing. that would be good news. i want people to be really vigilant here because we are still dealing with nor'easter. rain heavy at times. wind gusts 60 miles per hour. snow for the mountains and interior sections, perhaps. and beach auto rotation over multiple coast lines. here is one of our future radar models as we go further out in time. wednesday around noon. just offshore here bringing some of those rain bands and wind and perhaps some snow. i just want to show you one of our first alert forecast models, shepard, yes. we could see 3 to 6 inches, again, this could be overplaying it a little bit. but, you know, the hardest thing to first alert forecast with niece nor'easters is the snow line. it is a

megyn: janice, thank you. >> reporter: okay. megyn: we'll keep you updated.ea expected to take a big hit from this new storm is long beach. the city on new york's long island suffered some of the worst damage from superstorm sandy, so how are folks out there preparing for the latest threat? anna coyman is there now live with the latest. anna? >> reporter: megyn, it's absolutely a wreck, and we're starting to get pelted with all sorts of a wintry mix. the ocean is getting angry behind me, and there's already flood warnings in effect. this all just after hurricane sandy just completely ravaged the area. this sand was taken into the streets. we watched over the last several days as bulldozers have piled it up to act as some sort of protection. 90% of long beach is without power, and they are bracing for even more damage. >> i don't think there's any more fears. this is it. i'm getting anxiety walking around seeing what i'm going to do. and other people, too, i feel bad for other people. this is crazy. you know? i don't know what to do anymore. i don't want to li

megyn: janice dean thank you so much. as we hear desperate stories from growing numbers of families affected by the super storm former new york city mayor rudy guiliani says the federal relief effort is failing. he tells us why later this hour. as governor romney wraps up his campaign he's suggesting that he wins he will not begin his presidency by blaming his pedestrian toda predecessor. liz cheney is next talking about how she feels being on the end of that blame. >> i won't waste any time complaining about my predecessor. [cheers and applause] a winter wonderland doesn't just happen. it takes some doing. some coordinating. and a trip to the one place with the new ideas that help us pull it all together. from the things that hang and shine... ...to the things that sparkle and jingle. all while saving the things that go in our wallet. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. trade in any light string and get up to five bucks off the latest holiday leds. hahahaha! hooohooo, hahaha! this is awesome! fol

. >> katy tur, seabright, new jersey, and into the studio we go, janice huff, we have folks who stillan't see the broadcast. this is just about more than the region can take. >> reporter: exactly, brian, and with the wind so strong out there with the storm, people who maybe just got their power back may lose their power again. it is snowing out here in new york city, like it is the middle of january. and katy tur mentioned the cold. the storm surge goes all the way from birkshire all the way to new jersey. and it looks like the moderate to heavy snow will continue all the way from new york city up through western parts of new hampshire, through midnight tonight. continuing through parts of maine and tomorrow morning, it will slowly wind down, in terms of the totals, two to four expected, four to eight from western new jersey and into western connecticut, into the birk shire. >>> thank you, when we come back, we'll take a look at the plunge on wall street. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be cool if you could combine the capability of a pathfinder with the comfort of a sedan and create a

janice dean will tell us who needs to bundle up big-time.ing now", capitol hill welcoming close to 80 new house members today. they're in town for orientation. they don't get sworn in until next year. current lawmakers spend the next seven weeks trying to avoid a deal to impact spending crisis that could trigger another recession. this as house speaker john boehner hints he may be willing to compromise on the president on the gop's hard anti-tax position. would he have the backing of his party? would democrats go along? alexis mcgill johnson the executive director for american values institute. terry holt, former bush-cheney national spokesman and former senior advisor to the rnc. good to see both of you. terry, compromise seemed like a dirty word in the outgoing congress a lot of times. now that we're post-election, we have the lame duck, what do you think? does john boehner have the backing of his conference? >> boehner comes in probably stronger than he did in two years ago when we were facing off with president obama over stimulus and so

janice dean is live in the fox extreme weather center. what do the next few days look like? >> reporter: cold. cold tomorrow night, but then we have sunshine and temperatures in the 50s and 60s, so we just have to get through the next couple of nights, and i know that's hard to say because a lot of people are on day nine, ten without power. look at these incredible storm totals. this is historic. we're seeing records broken here in terms of early snowfall totals. over 13 inches for parts of connecticut, a foot in new jersey. bronxville, new york, 9.5 inches, canbury -- danbury, close to 9 inches. and yesterday's commute was next to impossible. okay, where's the storm right now? it's still off the coast, we're still seeing some blustery conditions, even a little moisture across areas of long island up towards connecticut, massachusetts and in towards northern demand. it will start to die down as the storm eventually pulls a little bit more northward, but we're still dealing with those wind gusts and, of course, we're going to be dealing with delays or cancellations at the air

delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had

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