janice: it is cold.rain is going to go by my hometown and then, you know, it's going to go by my town and then head on back. >> anyone you want to say hello in your hometown liberty, north carolina. >> i want to say hey to. janice: got some girlfriends? >> nah. not right now. janice: i bet you do now being on tv. >> i'm sure i'm going to have. okay. here is what i want to do before i thank people. here is what i want you to do right now. get out your devices, please, hit youtube, type in charlie warren, my channel will be the first one. please subscribe. janice: do you like being a weather person. >> yes. >> janice: is that what you want to do when you grow up. >> race car driver. janice: so this would be a part-time thing. anybody else you want to say hi to? >> daddy, my parents, friends and family, all them girls out there. janice: all those girls out there. do it right there in the camera. >> right there in the camera. janice: all those girls out there go like this. back inside. get some hot chocolate

janice: busy day for janice. janice: yes, ma'am. first big day of workweek with president trump. steve: donald trump's first full week in office kicks off today. we are following the confirmations, looks twhriek executive orders, a bunch and many, many, many meetings. with full analysis with rudy giuliani, newt gringrich and we have a busy three hours kicks off 12 minutes from now in the morning news, we will be right s back to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week

clayton: janice dean with the forecast, good morning, janice. janice: you look comfortable. clayton: absolutely. lisa: janice: oh, my gosh, it's cold. polar express has returned to the lower 48, 12 in chicago, 42 in new york, the cold is on its way but it's going the take its time. the coldest air right now is across the northern rockies, northern plains. upper midwest. the windchill is dangerous, minus 240's, minus 30's, that's the danger here and that could air is going to continue to sic southward in the pink there that's below zero and that's going to cover a lot of the country as we go through the next couple of days reaching as far south as the deep south, now, the blue on your screen is below freezing and that's going to hit, you know, areas across the gulf coast, perhaps and that could be a set-up for some southern snow as we get into friday and sat, maybe icing as well. keeping an eye on that. this is going problematic for california. the good news they need the rainfall and snow pack, this is an atmospheric river and it's going to bring the potential for a lot of r

abby: janice dean. janice, what can we expect?janice: good morning, ladies, we have the foundries that's draped across the eastern third of the country. you can see the warm air ahead of it, the cold air behind it. we are going to see the prescription. we could see large amounts of rainfall in parts of the south including texas. i also want to make mention, another train of storms moving into the west, another huge story for them where they're going to get inches of rain and feet of snow. i know i have been talking all winter long, another round of storms at least three in the next several days and again that's going to provide the opportunity for flash flooding, mud slides, rock slides and avalanche danger. the good news behind this is it's going to put a huge dent in the drought. they have been in the drought in southern california specially for at least five years. your forecast precipitation. feet of snow and quick look at wash forecast. a lot of folks heading down there. today cloudy skies, friday looks like midday we are goi

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janice: not that bad.> i don't know how heather feels because she's indoor. what's your body temperature? >> a lot lower than that. it's chilly this morning. right now rescue crews are racing against the clock to find dozens of missing people after monster plan plows in a ski resort. 48 hours later, only three bodies have been recovered so far before and after shots show the horrible devastation there, wow. look at the building, gone. rescuers fearing the worst for anyone that still may be alive. the transgender government secret will likely lose health benefits when the soldier is dishonorably discharged, no more homeon, gender reassignment treatments, manning expected to appeal. live from dc, confirmation hearing, rick perry and senator al cracking jokes on capitol hill. >> did you enjoy meeting me? >> i hope you were as much fun on that as you are on your couch. [laughter] >> may i rephrase that, sir? >> please. >> your headlines here pretty soon. [laughter] ainsley: having a good time. >> so what's the

janice, what can you tell us? janice: a lot of weather across the country.ook at the current temperatures. you have to have the cold air in place to see the snow, right? minus 3 in minneapolis, memphis is 28 in new york. that's a 30-degree drop from this time yesterday. the windchill feeling really cold across the northern plains. the central plains as well as great lakes, minus teens and minus 20. we could see snow and ice in areas that don't typically see it. you see the streaming moisture in california, that's ongoing throughout the weekend, so flash flooding is going to be a concern, we are going to have travel problems in the mountains and the set up where we could see some southern snow and ice into the southeast heading into the weekend and a couple of storm systems that could impact the northeast as well. winter weather advisories for millions here. you can see we have winter storm advisories for parts of the deep south in anticipation for this next storm system. if you live in the southeast and deep south, could see ice, snow, it's coming friday and

janice dean is here tracking the path of this storm. good morning, janice. janice: good morning, we had tornadoes yesterday around the houston-texas area. it's all part of the bigger system that's now as you mention across the upper midwest and great lakes and northeast, mixture of sleet and snow and we have winter storm advisories in effect as well as freezing rain advisories for parts of pennsylvania up towards up state new york. things could be tricky, just be careful on the roadways. our next big system across the west, yes, more rain, more mountain snow from the northwest down towards central california. inches of rain and feet of snow yet again. the past couple of storms have definitely put a dent in the drought but too much of a good thing could cause flash flooding and big-time avalanche concerns. inauguration week, weather looks pretty good. temperatures above average but we could see rain on friday. heather: we ask for the rain to go as well. janice: i will see what i can do. the last man to walk on the moon has died. >> one of the most proud momen

janice: yeah, absolutely.will go to the silver lining, the temperatures will be warm tomorrow in the swearing in around 48-degrees but we are looking for rain in the forecast, now the average temperature around this time is 37-degrees so we will take it, but as you can see rain moving in tomorrow morning. i think maybe sprinkles 8:00 a.m., take note if you're coming down here. that's continuous on and off throughout the day. parade is going to be rainy. keep in mind, otherwise in other news, temperatures warmer than average across the southern u.s., we have the frontal boundary that's draped across the mid atlantic down towards texas. you can see where the temperatures are warmer than average and cooler temperatures north of that boundary. so places across the northern rockies, northwest, we are dealing with a lot of snow and ice. let's take a look at the radar the last 24 hours, the big story for the u.s. is going to be the rain and snow over the west coast. we are talking about inches of rain and feet of sno

the latest forecast from fox senior meteorologist janice dean just ahead. trade to the man who opened fire on friday killing five and wounding six others and expect it in federal court this morning. prosecutors say 26 red military veteran santiago confessed to planning the assault. officials say they are looking at the possibility of terrorist amendment illness. lauren: san diego told fbi agents weeks before the attack that the government was trying to control his mind much terror propaganda. showing the security footage appears to show the second before and after santiago opened fire in the baggage claim area of fort lauderdale international. it runs about 10 seconds long and we do warn you that these images you are about to see are disturbing. nicole: if convicted, santiago could face the death tunnel to your life in prison. lauren: police in israel arrested nine people after a palace and a man ran his truck into a group of soldiers. four people were killed, 17 others injured in jerusalem. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu say there's not evidence

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janice dean tracking the latest.ice, i saw that iconic tree toppled overnight because of the storm. janice: a huge story this week as we have big systems moving into the west bringing epic rain as you mentioned and in some cases they haven't seen rain like this new years as well as incredible amounts of snow. that's a big deal. much of the country every single state except florida has snow cover. pretty incredible, right? 37 in dallas. cold air is in place. that snow is going to remain. single digits and teens across the country. all right, we do have lake effect snow moving across the lakes. we have tropical connection that continues to bring incredible amounts of rain across the west, inbelievable amounts of snow in mountain and regions and this is ongoing through monday and tuesday and look at the next system that moves in on tuesday across the central california area up towards the northwest, 4 to 6, maybe 8-inches plus of rainfall, let's put the snow pack on this. we have huge drought in this area and we are goi

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janice: started off well but ended badly. ainsley: how do you get on it? janice: whoa.ou hold on, shorty. >> one hand and the other hand is up, bend your elbow down and use it for the balance. ainsley: if i fall on you, janice, sorry. i just see you guys do this. leaning the opposite way. janice: good job. legs straight. >> try to keep equal weight going on both legs. ainsley: turning the wrong way. i see how you fall off. steve: cooper do you use mechanical bulls to train on? >> no best way to get on real bull. this is lot different than anything we do. janice: that's awesome. brian: does that ever happen to a real bull? >> no. steve: need a reprieve from the governor at midnight. >> thank you. come and see us. brian: madison square garden. thanks so much. >> thank you, guys. brian: should have brought batteries. last hour donald trump sent out four tweets. so what can we expect as president of the united states? the same thing? we'll ask the white house chief counsel kellyanne conway. how does my hat look? ♪ when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now

lisa: janice dean is tracking the storm. janice: yeah, more rain on the way after epic storm totals and in some cases a foot of rain for parts of california. they haven't seen rain like this in some cases in two, maybe even three decades. let's take a look at the past 24 hours. some of the energy the upper midwest. mixture of snow, freezing rain, sleet and rain so that's something to watch specially if you're traveling, but then the next big push of moisture comes in today, again, on top of feet of snow and inches of rainfall. so you can see that next push comes today, things start to taper off a little bit on wednesday but we will see flooding concerns well into the weekend for the west. lock at the forecast prescription, they could easily get 6 to 8 even a foot of rainfall in the mountains and feet upon feet of snow in the sierra. this area has been in extreme drought. it is going to put a dent into that drought but too much rain will cause big problems with floodings, this will bring headlines throughout the workweek. we

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janice: not too bad. not talking about arctic outbreak but it's going to be chilly and participate south in the southeast. temperatures right now, 22 minneapolis, it is the end of january, this is the time we expect the colder temperatures, let's take a look at the maps, radar wise we are not doing too badly, we do have lake effect snow that's ongoing this weekend, we could see upwards of 1 to 2 feet in ontario. this time of year we do expect to see the snow effect crank up. otherwise across the southeast, rather the southwest, we will deal with santa ana winds, they are back, that's going to increase the wild fire danger. other than that, though, not too bad. look at the forecast. not bad across much of the country. cooler temperatures but otherwise no major storm system, i hear we've got some yummy stuff coming up later on. i am sticking demander the studio because i hear we are going to be doing breakfast stuff. abby: fried chicken chalupa. heather: time now is ten minutes after the top of the hour and

good morning, janice.e: the good news is we are going to see things calm down across the west but i want to show you the current temperatures, set-up for ice storm starting tonight and lasting through sunday. look at this. it's 22 in kansas city, just 200 miles away we are dealing with temperatures in the 60's and 70's, this is what is going to happen. we have the cold air, warm air, a boundary that's not going to budge and all the moisture overriding, big ice storm on the way. let's take a look at the west, we will see rain and snow over the next 24 to 48 hours. not the epic totals with 100-inches of snow across sierra and over foot of rainfall. looking at the future radar, look at all the moisture moving in and we will have set-up for ice not only tonight but friday, saturday and sunday, this is a big deal. it could be crippling, people are not going to be able to travel, this is one of the forecast models and, again, quarter of an inch to half an inch, maybe close to an inch of ice on the roads, power l

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heather: janice dean.ice: good morning, clayton, heather, feels like wintertime. 31 in kansas city. 50 in dallas, cool across the rockies. let's take a look at the radar. as mentioned fairly quiet. we do have a couple of fast-moving systems in the midwest and great lakes towards the mideast. we are not talking about a huge storm. we could see fall totals east of the great lakes and downwind and otherwise we are not going to be dealing with too much of a problem. it is wintertime. we do typically see snow in the areas. it's kind of nuisance snow. anywhere from 3 to 6-inches of snow, we should see a rain along the coast. too warm for snow although we could see snow furrilies. it'll be warm across the south. cooler across the great lakes, northeast and midwest and tuesday and wednesday we will start to moderate, another plunge air from canada on thursday and friday and temperatures start to moderate a little bit. west remains fairly quiet. northwest, system move in, as far as california, quiet weather. clayto

janice: show it is system moving north and east off the coast. felt the winds, you live across the northeast. you felt the rain and it will continue and on going throughout the day today as it eventually exits north and east ward on wednesday. you can see as we go through time, mainly new england, rain event along the coast and then freezing rain, sleet, where we've got the freezing line and in the north of that snow event and in some cases 6 to 8-inches of snow. current wind gust, boston at 47, new york still at 21. we had a lot of cancellations yesterday across the northeast. i want to point your attention to the west. quieter weather pattern for you because we have seen record rainfall and snow. winter storm advisories today. heather: deadly small plane crash at tucson airport, people crying out in horror as this unfold and they watch the aircraft go up in flames. [inaudible conversations] heather: the private plane skid ding off two people on board, both of them were killed, thick black smoke, it's actually seen from miami away. they are inve

we are in southeast d.c., janice park, b usa 9. >>> and police are now reviewing nearby surveillance cameras in hopes of identifying the shooter. >>> a school worker is speaking out after she was fired for a tweet, suggesting a student learn how to spell. it started with the student's tweet that read, close school tomorrow, please. you can see the spelling there. katie nash, the then web services coordinator for frederick county public schools tweeted back. but then, how would you learn how to spell tomorrow? and added a smiley face. the mother of two said the school district fired her because they didn't like her tone. her tweet quickly spread on social media, and she said she is thankful for the support of the community. >> i overwhelmed by the community and their support and their belief in me that my intention was good. and that i was really interested in engaging with our students. >> reporter: the student tweeted back later and said he didn't take her tweet personally and thought it was funny. >>> bay-bay is back outside. at the national zoo. the panda cub was cleared by the zo

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janice: it really has.ose owe 65 mile-per-hour plus winds that have crept across the northeast. the good news is quieter weather today. you mentioned that storm across the midwest. -- we're watching that, that's our next weathermaker bringing upwards in some cases isolated amounts of 6 to 8 inches of snow. we're going to receive an additional 1 to 3 over the next oh 6 to 12 hours. and then this system is going to move eastward across the northeast. the good news with this one is it's not going to strengthen. it's going to weaken as it pushes east across the northeast. tomorrow we will have hit or miss showers across the coast. interior northeast snow. otherwise no severe weather on the horizon. other good news is the west coast is also going to be very tranquil as we head into the weekends. temperatures are going to be coiled but we're not tracking any major storms which is great news. i am so happy to reporter great news from the weather department this morning. back inside steve, ainsley, brian. steve: we

abby: let's get to janice dean, all over the country it seems. janice: absolutely.we had the tornadoes over the weekend. good news, ladies, a quieter weather pattern. let's look at the current temperatures, we have teens and 20's and then the warmer air across the southern portion of the u.s., the northeast we are finally seeing that nor eastern, yesterday we are dealing with 30-mile per hour winds and the last 24 hours you can see the system moving north and east, that's the good news, the other storm you pointed out, that is still cranked upbringing extra 1 to 3, 4-inches of snow in some cases 8 to 12-inches from that system and that will push across the northeast in the next 24 to 36 hours. the good news is we are not dealing with a huge strong system here. just some snow and rain. as we head into the weekend, a quieter weather pattern so things should be a little bit better, which is great news for everybody, great news for the weather forecasters as well. heather, abby, thank you. heather: thank you so much, jan, janice. abby: how a quick-thinking dispatcher us

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lauren: thank you, janice.utures are doing a few hours ahead of trump's first press conference. dow futures checking on seven points and the nasdaq up with another record high. can we do five in a row? we will see. you are watching "fbn:am." und. file your taxes for free with credit karma tax. voice. >>> thank you for joining you on fbn:am she is back, in those stood, maria bartiromo good morning. >> happy to be back in seat good to see you good morning see you in a little bit hi thank so much being with us us happy wednesday i am maria bartiromo wednesday, january 11 top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, president-elect donald trump meets the press, he will hold his first news conference since july, expected that he will announce picks for secretary of veterans affairs full coverage on fox business network anticipating that conference right now confirmation process continues for key cabinet positions exxonmobil rex tillerson gearing up for grilling after senator jeff sessions marathon hearing yesterday pres

lauren: have a great time, janice continued back. the oath of office. obama offers some word of advice. >> this is a job of such magnitude that you can't do it by yourself. nicole: netflix soaring in premarket trading up 8%. lewis tell you what is behind that they'd move. you are watching "fbn:am." we will be right back. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands. ahhh...that's a profit. way to grow, rodney! visit quickbooks.com. a free online resource for wthe parents of the 1 in 5 kids with learning and attention issues. here you'll get personalized recommendations, practical tips, daily access to experts and more. go from misunderstanding to understood.org lauren: tragedy in italy as an avalanche overnight raids the italian hotel with at least 30 people missing. they will have the latest on that situation. good morning to you. i'm lauren simonettii. nicole: good mor

senior meteorologist janice dean. at least three tornadoes in texas? >> absolutely.s. or through reports of tornadoes around the houston area. however they did cost and damage all courtesy of the frontal boundary or a part of it. cold air to the north of the boundary. warm, unstable air to the south given its potential for large-scale damaging winds, isolated tornadoes throughout the work week and flooding rainfall. watching that really carefully. you can see along that front where we see the range. the cold side we had freezing rain, sleet and snow across the great lakes. many rain event for the big cities. philadelphia, new york towards boston and north of north attack on the west is that we get to smell upwards of three to six inches of snow for the ski resorts and we will deal with the icy mixture across upstate new york and parts of new england. also want to point out a series of storm systems in the west again bringing inches of rain and snow. that is going to bring avalanche danger. for d.c., always on the forecast for the inauguration. we look good for much o

janice dean is here tracking more.eporter: it is all part of the same system that tornado watch yesterday and the yesterday and the ice storm that is ongoing. we are talking about day four of more icy weather across the mid west pushing across the great lakes and into the northeast. there's where we see the pink and purple on the screen. that's where we've got a c. mix. the good news is this is a holiday. people urge to stay off the road race. i starve for iowa and of course they're freezing rain advisory is to stretch into the northeast. we are not going to get the ice accumulation over the weekend with some areas getting over an inch of ice. we definitely could the ice accumulation on the power lines and trees for the areas you see that mixture there moving across the great lakes. this is our future forecast. tuesday we will see the mixture in the northeast and then we'll do with heavy rainfall from parts of texas and louisiana. an ongoing situation as we head into wednesday. the goodness of his temperatures will mod

janice officially going out lik a lamb. what can you expect for the th first day of february? how are the trends? how are thingsgs looking for the weekend in we'll let you know exactly what to to expect with the seven day forecast in just minutes.nute shawn, thank you, sue, if you have a story identify we want to hear from you, give us a call, the tip line is open 202-895-3000.00. you can also send us an e-mail to fox5tips@wttg.com. we'll be right back. my daughter wants to stay organic. my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. whole family nts to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. welcome back. today d.c. mayor muriel bowserwr joined forces with delegate eleanor homes norton to defense the death with dig any act. the bill is currently in danger of bill

janice dean the weather machine and it's cold. >> janice: i can't top that. it was amazing.e: get our bookers. ainsley: he said i want to say hello to my lord and savior jesus christ. >> janice: and my mom and dad and here's your forecast. let's take a look at it we have serious weather. tornado warnings right now outside of houston. let's take a look at it just west of the houston area. that's where we have a tornado warn storm. doppler radar indicating rotation there. we had tornadoes yesterday outside of the dallas area. we had a football game going on and people needed to seek shelter. not only dallas but north of waco. we could see large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes out of this big system that is producing an ice storm. we would have had over an inch of ice on the roads, on the power lines and that caused incredible damage. unfortunately we have had deaths out of this. freezing rain advisories, ice storm warnings in place where you see the purple and the light purple there. and we could see some more accumulation today in parts of nebraska up towards the gre

wusa9's janice park spoke with the family who calls the shooting death senseless. >> reporter: 1,200ners came out for the d.c. fresh start 5k, but instead of cheers were shouts of protesters at the finish line. >> we are the mother of trayvon hall. >> reporter: demands for police and the mayor to release body camera footage. >> release the tapes! >> reporter: from the shooting death of jayvon hall, the 29- year-old father. >> he didn't have to be shot. we want to see the tape. >> reporter: hall's family wanted to confront the mayor today but say they were ignored. >> that was a senseless killing and she just kept on walking. she didn't respond. we wasn't important enough. >> it is unaccountable when you have top leaders who walk past grieving families like this and don't address the issue. this has to stop. >> hall had a knife in his possession when he was shot by police christmas morning during a domestic dispute, but hall's mother is disputing that and says her son was unarmed. >> the bottom line, she killed him. she -- they killed him. they shot him for nothing, for no reason. he

janice dean, peeling back layers of the onion. gets sweeter as you get closer to the core. >> by the way, congratulations to 9:00. i'm so proud of you. >> tucker: i hope you're up late enough to be on. all right, i'm next, we got an update on the fort lauderdale airport shooting. we value information on that, details coming up. stay tuned quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. dear freshpet, zooka had digestive problems and wouldn't eat. then i fed him freshpet. >> tucker: a fox news alert. the investigation into the mass shooting, that horrible shooting at fort lauderdale. the investigation is ongoing tonight we are going to fox correspondent bill keating. >> the airport will remain closed throughout tonight. no flights in or out until sometime tomorrow. we don't know exactly what hour of the morni

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. >> let's go to janice in michigan. janice, good morning. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am a graduate student. i'm actually an acupuncturist and have been searching for forgiveness opportunity, hopefully with the v.a. that will expand. however, i have over $200,000 in student loan debt that i was fully aware of that was happening when i graduated four years ago, it was 188,000 was my balance. but my main question is i'm fully responsible for this and i want to pay and i am paying. however, i'm on income-based repayment, thankfully. and i wish i could pay more and more as i'm chipping away at each loan. but what my main concern is the interest rate. i'm paying 6.9 to 8.5%. and it just feels like we should have other options to either refinance at a lower rate. i know i have friends who graduated ten years prior and their interest rate was at 2%. and i feel like i'm just behind the 8 ball. i've called my servicer. one woman told me i better marry a very wealthy man, and that just doesn't seem like a right option for me. but i am getting some

janice: back inside with me?snow is florida and those folks are from florida. steve: top of the hour, heather as news. >> new developments overnight in the multimillion-dollar kim kardashian robbery in case you care. french police arrested a gang of 16 people, ranging from 50 to 72. they found traces of dna on stolen jewelry. kardashian said she was tied up and robbed from fashion week in october. armed thieves made off with $10 million of jewels, including her 20-carat diamond ring. wow, 20-carat. >>> looking illegals back up if they sneak back into the united states. 115th congress introducing "kate's law" for kate steinle. a convicted illegal, juan sanchez shot and killed steinle on a san francisco pier walking with her father. we talked about earlier in the show why the bill needs to pass. >> we have enough people born here that are criminals. criminals come from all over the world. they come here illegally and commit crimes. we don't need them here. that is what this bill addresses illegal reentry into the u

janice? >> hey, deborah.his is the photo that the queen anne's queen anne's sheriff's office shared. you can see, the deputy is getting up with a little help. he was shot just four days okay at close range. >> reporter: powerful picture, considering what deputy scott hogan has been through. a message from his wife julia. >> on behalf of deputy hogan, myself, and our family, we would like to say thank you for the outpouring of love and support that we've ever seen. >> on december 29th, the four- year veteran of the queen queen anne's sheriff's office, was assigning some belongings. deputy hogan soon found himself in a shootout, with the woman's boyfriend, james rich. rich died. and hogan was shot behe -- below the vest. doctors have described it as a devastating injury. his condition has improved to stable as he prepares for another surgery next week. hot gan fam -- hogan family has been showered with support. as they brace for a long recovery. >> we are overwhelmed by th we know and love. we have been remind

janice: terrible news for the first of the year, the devastating tornado outbreak that pushed across,sissippi, alabama and georgia, over a dozen reports of tornadoes, over 150 reports of wind, this is going to be an ongoing situation throughout the day today. mainly rain event over the next 24 to 48 hours and out by wednesday and focus on the next storm pushing from the west that will bring heavy rain and inches of snow, perhaps feet of snow across the interior section of the west. now, highs today, you can see where the cold air is sinking southward. another cold arctic outbreak is moving in tuesday, wednesday and thushz spreading southward to the tennessee river valley and towards the northeast and the southeast by thursday, so this is the system we are going to watch in the next couple of days, the future radar showing you the system, the system that brought tornadic activity, yesterday last night pushing out by wednesday. a lot of people traveling. clayton, heather, back to you. heather: you've been warned. >> 17 days until inauguration but a heated battle is loom to go get his te

guest: i agree with janice insofar that she mentioned everyone of the pixel be confirmed. i think that would be -- if i had to bet -- that would be my suspicion. we talked about difficult to tillerson my face, but in 2013, the democrats in the senate were forced to able change that prevents filibuster some cabinet nominees. while i think the democrats will try to exact the political crisis against the current administration, [indiscernible] i think it would take some sort of really damaging or major revelation from these hearings that has not come out yet. host: two democrats regret that moved by harry reid? guest: i think they viewed it as necessary given the slow pace of executive appointments. i think they did say that eventually, the she would be on the other foot, and guess what? it is on the other foot. henderson, north carolina, republican line. good one. caller: i would like to ask a question to the gentleman. i really do not trust the media and he is using a lot of democrat focused words, such as da,atizing health care, the all these other organizations. no, i thi

meteorologist janice dean. janice: unfortunately abby, we are going to be dealing with ice storm, epic ice storm across the plain states, lock at the temperature difference. the cold air from the north, warm air, very warm air from the south and all of the moisture falling through a thin layer of freezing air right near the surface and that's why we are going to have potentially disastrous ice storm on our hands. let's take a look at the last 24 hours. you can see the set-up along the boundary and that's going to be ongoing not only today, saturday and sunday, this could be crippling if not devastating for people across the plain states, freezing rains, warnings in the purple from texas all the way towards indiana. this is going to be -- i mean, i can't stress it enough, in some cases we could be getting over an inch on the roadways on the power lines, on the bridges, you cannot travel when you have ice in this extensive area across the plain states, that's going on on going, friday, saturday and sunday all cou

janice dean in the weather center tracking the storm. janice: good morning, clayton and julian. round of storms moving into the west bringing more rain and more mountain snow. good news is things will start to taper off later on this week, for now, still blizzard conditions in effect. the sierra including lake tahoe and winter storm warnings and watches and advisories continue across portions of the northern and central rockies. we are going to get upwards of 4 to 6-inches in the mountains, as we get into friday and weekend, the pattern will change and hopefully we will see drying out. we have a potential for big ice storm not only friday but saturday and sunday as we have the cold air to the north, warm air to the south and boundary here along the boundary, we are going to see the moisture fall through freezing layer of air and bring the threat for freezing rain as well as accumulating ice again. that's friday and saturday for areas across the central u.s. and the south. that's going to be a big story. just want to show you incredible warm-up, look at new york city. 58-degrees,

thank you very much, janice.s to florida, it woke me up three times last night because of the tornado watches and warnings in palm beach, florida. crazy. ainsley: my sister is supposed to fly back down south later today. steve: if you are going to the airport, check ahead. ainsley: all right. we will. steve: 25 minutes before the top of the hour u you heather is joining us today with headlines. heather: good morning. we have good news to tell everyone at home this 3406r7b8g9 the former first family making a strong recovery. barbara bush could be released from a houston hospital as early as today after fighting bronchitis. she was cleared to go home yesterday but chose to stay with her husband overnight. former president bush 41 could be moved out of intensive care in the next day or two we're told. the 92-year-old has been hospitalized for more than a week with pneumonia. and pulse pounding body camera video look at this, showing the moment officer risked his own life pulling a woman out of a car on fire. >> come

janice has traveled in more than 50 countries. [applause] part the harvard -- university of southern california, california state university san bernardino and her own i'm a modern, -- and her own, motter, no caps on at&t. -- i don't know of anyone who deserves this award other than janice bryant howard. let's -- i want to -- [applause] >> come on in here and do your homework. you know what you have got to do. all right, you better go to bed now. got to get up in the morning and go to school. children, be quiet. your mama is trying to study. when homework got too hard at my house, my mother tried to understand how to help us. some of you have heard the jokes that comedians did about parents helping children with homework. homework was a joke in our home. 10,did a sibling of daughter of a mother and father who loved each other so passionately that they taught us -- it lookedk like like, praise god about , attending a segregated school in north carolina, our segregation was so polite,o harsh, yet so dignified. motherny wonder that m

janice: i'm outside because you guys don't have to be. ainsley: taking one for the team, janice.armer every single color. i don't know if they're back but i will bring them back. it is cold out here, 27 in new york. with the windchill feels colder than that courtesy of our friends in canada. this cold air is as far as south as the gulf coast. that is the setup, my friends, for perhaps some southern snow. some forecast models, six to eight, 12 inches of snow in parts of the carolinas this weekend! so that is significant. you can see the cold air. in some cases windchills minus 20, to minus 30. it is dangerous out there. we're watching potential for this big winter storm could potentially bring ice and snow across the southeast. that is the big headline we head into friday and saturday. we will track from the fox news extreme weather center. back to you. steve: i love the way you, canadian claiming -- ♪ canada janice: i have to give credit where credit due. >> thank thank you very much. brian: canadians never complain about the cold. ainsley: do they know anything other than the co

here's lindsay janice along the new jersey shore. >> ferocious winds and heavy rain, bearing down onheast. the storm peeling the roof off this building in new jersey. >> i think it's miserable right now, you would almost rather snow. the wind can be brutal. >> gusts up to 60 miles per hour, taking down traffic lights. >> here in bellmawr new jersey, they're hoping man made dunes like this one will keep the storm surge out of the town. these waves are already breaching this dune. >> trees cashing on to homes in pennsylvania. in philadelphia, one man killed by a falling sign at this car lot. downed wears temporary suspending service on part of amtrak's northeast corridor. tracks in hoboken new jersey under water. hundreds of flights now delayed across the region. tens of thousands without power. and in new york, officials urging residents to stay off the roads. >> we are in the heart of this storm right now, these powerful winds and blinding rain are making tonight's commute dangerous for millions of people. lindsay janice, abc news, bellmawr new jersey. >>> in southern california we'r

janice: the good news is a calmer weather parent.where the front is just east of the great lakes. that's where you have a push of warm air. it is going to drop and then we have colder temperatures across the rockies, but the math looks pretty good. look at the west out of the west. we have a system that moved across the west and now into north and northeast but not a big huge storm. just nuance rain and nuance snow and spot or two of freezing rain or snow and drizzle, watching this for the next 12 hours, again, the temperatures remain sort of warm, but we are not talking a big arctic outbreak which is big news, we have to get through today and tomorrow. the big story into the weekend, it's going to be the lake effect snow. that's where we are going to see 6 to 12-inches and they're used to do around the great lakes area. the storm system moves in the northeast but the rest of the country looks pretty quiet, that's great news as we head into the weekend, back to you. heather: heart break in hollywood as we say good-bye to division ico