here's justin povick at accuweather. happy day, justin. >> reporter: thanks and good morning to you. we're following the poe essential for significant snow again on this friday. boston to portland, the potential for up to 6 inches of snow. new york city out toward long island looking at the potential for a couple to several inches, as well. again, howling winds are going to create some minor if not some major travel delays as low pressure continues to work its way to the north and the east. reena, kendis? back to you. >> i knew it was going to be cold so i wore my lumberjack shirt. >> i thought we were having a picnic later. >> you were planning for a picnicking? >> just laid out there. >> dig the crew out of their cars today. >> good job. >> justin thank you. lots of animals made predictions about big events, super bowls and world cups come to mind. this might be one of the best. >> so the folks at the zoo in myrtle beach, south carolina put a helmet for the broncos and panthers on two remote control cars. then they drov

here's meteorologist justin povick. justin, good morning. >> kendis, reason nashgs as we are looking at some major warmth, 80s and 90s around l.a. records will be challenged and the concern is for above normal fire danger. also some freezing fog to start the day around salt lake city. on the other side of the spectrum, major cold continues in the northeast. gusty winds, snow flurries and showers from boston to d.c. we're looking at accumulating snows again coming off of the great lakes. record low temperatures in jeopardy this weekend. look at these lows saturday night, below zero, to right around zero. again, these will be challenged and temperatures on average 20 to even 30 degrees below normal. reena, kendis, back to you. >> justin, thank you. he mentioned southern california there. there's a special sort of art project that's on show there these days. >> it's a modest house in manhattan beach that's been covered with pictures of the family that's owned the structure since 1945. gary sweeney is selling the house that

justin povick has today's wer extremes. morning, justin. >> reena, and kendis, good morning to you, as well. while it's cold in the east, we have record-challenging warmth on the way in the southwest. potentially some high fire danger, as well into the mountains just outside of los angeles. meanwhile, to the northeast, heavy snow squalls, snow showers, lighter amounts of snow. a coating or so toward at i-95 corridor cities. it's going to be on the windy side, as well. >> thanks to justin there. >>> the standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge may be coming to an end. federal agents have surrounded the four remaining militia members who are still holed up. the four apparently agreed to providing certain conditions are met. thousands of people have ever been listening to the ongoing negotiations through an open phone line streamed online. >> john kasich today is expected to sign a bill to strip government money from planned parenthood. the legislation targets funds that go to the organization through ohio's health department. the

. >> for a look we turn to justin povick, good morning, justin. >> reena and kendis, thanks, good morning to you, as well. it's a cold start to the day and, well, it's going to be a we add the wind to the chill and a couple of snowflakes and snow showers, not concerned will accumulation unless you're close to the great lakes. this is very concerning, though, later on saturday night, record low temperatures in jeopardy and some of these go way back into the 19 teens when we were down close to zero. reena, kendis, back to you. >> 2 degrees in new york city. >> always appropriate to wear sleeveless on days when they're below 10 degrees. >> you're in the kiefl mind-set. >>> coming up, hot dogs coming to a drive-through near you. >>> and the passengers of that cruise ship that gave them the scare of their life returned home. what they had to say about that ircaptain. >>> did you see this, image of an american servicemen aired on iranian television. the u.s. calling this >>> you're looking at a coast guard rescue not at sea but this is actually in the mississippi river. two boaters sent out a d

accuweather's justin povick has the details. good morning, justin. >> kendis, reena, thanks. good morning you to as well. it's cold. it is going to be turning even colder. check it out on this friday. we're going to be following an arctic front, working its way south and east. snow out ahead of that with some slippery travel. the temperatures will be the big, big story. icy cold and conditions in the overnight. along with travel delays and gusty winds throughout the region, as well. >> thank you, sir. >>> and scientists are celebrating a landmark discovery. one that albert einstein predicted a hundred years ago. >> they've detected gravitational waves that are ripples in space and time created by colliding back holes. a billion-dollar set of instruments have finally confirmed the existence of those waves. astronomers will be able to hear the universe in action. >> smart than that albert einstein. >> he was well ahead of his time. discovered in 1916. >>> coming up, uber riders getting millions in fees paid back to them very soon. >>> and corruption inside of one of the nation'

. >> sfor a look at the forecast we turn to accuweather's meteorologist justin povick. good morning, justin. >> reena and kendis, thanks, and good morning to you,s well. it's a cold start to the day and, w well, it'gointo be a good finish, as well. we add the wind to the chill and a couple of snowflakes and snow showers. we're not really concerned about accumulation unless you're very close to the great lakes. this is very concerning, though, later on saturday night, record low temperatures in jeopardy and some of these go way back into the 19 teens when we're down close to zero. reena, kendis, back to you. . city. >> it's always appropriate to wear sleeveless on days when parts of the country are below 10 degrees. >> y're in the california mind-set. >> i am, you're right. >>> coming up, hot dogs coming to a drive-through near you. >>> and the passengers of that scare of their life returned home. what they had to say about their captain. >>> and did you see this, an image of an american servicemen in distress aired on iranian televivision. propaganda. >>> you're looking

accuweather's justin povick has the details. good morning, justin. >> kendis, reena, thanks. good morning you to as well. it's cold. it is going to be turning even colder. checkt out on this friday. we're going to be following an arctic front, working its way south and east. snow out ahead of that with some slippery travel. the temperatures will be the big, big story. icy cold and conditions in the overnight. along with travel delays and gusty winds throughout the region, as well. >> thank you, sir. >>> and scientists are celebrating a landmark discovery. one that albert einstein predictea hundred years ago. >> they've detected gravitational waves that are ripples in space and time created by colliding back holes. a billion-dollar set of instruments have finally confirmed the existence of those waves. astronomers will be able to hear the universe in action. >> smart than that albert einstein. >> he was well ahead of his time. discovered in 1916. >>> coming up, uber riders getting millions in fees paid ck to them very soon. >>> and corruption inside of one of the nation's top

. >> accuweather's justin povick has the details. good morning, justin. >> kendis, reen fa, thanks. good morning you to as well. it's cold. it is going to be turning even colder. this friday, we're arctic front, working its way south and east. snow out a head of that. the big, big story. icy cold and conditions in the overnight. along with travel delays and gusty winds throughout the region as well. kendis, reena, back to you. >>> a land mark discovery. one that albert einstein predicted hundreds of year ago. >> they've detected gravitational waves that are ripples in space and time created by colliding back holes. a billion-dollar set of instruments have confirmed it. as reason astronomers will be able to hear the universe in action. discovered in 1916. >>> coming up, uber riders getting millions in fees paid back to them very soon. >>> and corruption inside of one of the nation's top prison mates. and the mass i have amounts of money exchanging hands. >>> plus, a puffing politician taking a stand with his vaporizer. blowing even more steam than is usual in the hals of congress. >>

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listen up to justin povick at accuweather. good morning, justin. >> reena, kendis, thanks and good morning to you, as well. we are following the coldest air of the season. now it's been cold already. so take it down a few more notches and we're talking temperatures now running some 20 to even 30 degrees below normal. we're going to be following this front as it works its way south and east. the coldest of the air arriving later on tonight and heading interstate 95 corridor cities from d.c. northbound to boston. along the front there could be a which could drop a quick inch or two. we are also concerned about some very, very heavy rain which will be impacting the northwest through sunday. potentially up to 6 inches, reena, kendis, back to you. >> thank you. >>> federal investigators ship that sank during a hurricane last november. the ntsb is organizing the the second search for "el faro" in april. investigators hope to locate the freighter's data recorder, something that was not found in a previous search. the bodies of 33 cre

. >> very now from justin povick at accuweather. >> thanks and good morning to you, as well. later on today, we're going to be following a very, very strong, sharp acparticular cold front. back behind this, the coldest air of the spoken. ahead of it the potential for snow bands, some snow squalls which could put down a couple of inches of snow over the interior along with gusty winds, as well. heading in toward next week, we'll follow the potential for an even bigger snowstorm. reena, kendis, back to you. >> all right. >> did he say even bigger snowstorm? >> yeah. i was looking forward to spring, kendis. >> in a month and a half. >> the mannequins are no longer your ordinary dummies thanks to new technology. >> this is a hong kong university professor has create the i dummy, a smart mannequin that can change body shape and size with just a few clicks on a computer. >> my goodness. please tell me i can implant these in my waistline. technology allows clothing designers to craften an ajust garments to fit any size without removing the clothing from the mannequin. i could use th