karine, the trump team understands the media.they love the worth transparency, it's said everyday on tv. what in the world is transparency saying we'll have the kids be in the business and the white house. how does that solve the conflict of interest? >> it's not transparency at all. bringing in the media for a couple of minutes just to show what you want people to see is a photo-op, not transparency. if he wanted to truly be transparent he would have a press conference and allow press to ask questions, b, actually release his personal taxes that we've been asking for that he said he was going to release once he ran for president, never did, and three actually tell us how are you going to divest your companies, your business from the conflict of interest that is right before you and instead what he does is uses twitter, does 140 characters or less to explain his plan, which is not the way to do it. >> and you know and michael steele, in addition to that he invites cameras in to watch his children both be in his cabinet and do bus

first i want to check in with bill karins on a powerful storm that's now leaving the feast. bill. >> reporter: these are the same storms that produced the gusty weather, that fanned the fire. now we got heavy rain through northern new england and snow in northern portions of maine. this is where it w winter wonderland, this is nine, 12, 15 inches of snow. this is snowmobile country and the ski country, too. so they'll be happy to get that snow t. rest of the country day of december, i'm have the december outlook coming up. >> nice. and nice to have a calm after a bumpy past couple weather days.

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we're joined by bill karins with the details on all that. >> mountains looking really good in the west. impressive rain storm over night. still raining pretty hard over downtown los angeles. heavier rain, vegas area southwards, and phoenix is getting a break, but you had heavy rain overnight, too. a lot of slow drives this morning on wet roads. the snowy part will be later on today into the mountains of utah, colorado, and albuquerque. then the storm will move across the country. then storm number two will move ke the worth is over for you as the precipitation starts to move out. northern california and central california missed out on this event. it's been exclusively to the south. we'll give you a breakdown of

it will be a little treacherous. >> bill karins, thank you for that. we have breaking news about the road rage killing in little rock, arkansas. police have arrested a suspect in the fatal shooting of the 3-year-old. gary holmes was the perpetrator t. driver hype her honked and she honked back. then that at driver opened fire at her, hitting, killing acen sitting in the back seat of the car t. shooter drove off in what was described as a plaque chevy impala. jail records show gary holmes was charmed with murder. >>> could an arms race happen? waves around the world, president-elect donald trump, 28 days before the inauguration, setting nuclear policy through 140 characters. he put the world on notice he is looking to increase the nation's nuclear arsenal, despite the current administration's doubt to tried world of its stockpile. that as russian president vladimir putin talked of strengthening his own nuclear cape anybody else. andia mitchell has the report. >> reporter: after setting off alarm bells throughout the campaign how he would handle weapons,

. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.e up. >> how many times are we going to say that over the next two weeks? two arctic outbreaks. one is happening now. the next one happening next week. the air is starting in siberia and coming over here to north america. casper, wisconsyoming, you're t winner. or loser. negative 29 degrees outside right now. today in chicago, you're only going to get up to 25 degrees. that's it. even in st. louis, not even getting above freezing at 29. by oklahomaity and memphis standards, highs only ithe 30s with windchills in the 20s is very chilly. so when is the cold air going to reach areas to the east? you'll notice here in new york city, friday, saturday, sunday, every day 38 degrees. raleigh, looks like friday is going to be your chilliest day at 43. atlanta, friday is your chilliest. you get a little better by the time you get to sunday. chicago, you stay kind of cold. friday is your coldest here, but we're going to stay chilly. memphis, it looks like friday is your chilliest day. cast city,

what's going on in the skies, bill karins? >> unfortunately, too much.as in the west are not pretty this morning. this is the map to show you the watches, the warnings for the winter weather. we have about 18 million people that are affected and the blizzard watch over bismarck to rapid city, not fun by any means. the storm in the west causing all the problems today. this is a storm that will move across the country, the blizzard in the dakotas by christmas day. it poured by san francisco and tom was showing you the misery index. san francisco to 135 minute arrival delays because of weather and wind. that's two hours and 15 minutes. that's a high misery index. los angeles has arrival delays of an hour and a half and because of weather but because of construction on the taxi way but unplanned construction. they will have rain later today, so that's already bad. probably get worse throughout the afternoon, phoenix, tucson, other areas today. tom mentioned there's bad weather in chicago. clouds moving in. light snow shortly. and on and off. no delays at the

let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. crummy weather over the weekend. big travel week coming up. what can we expect? >> we'd like it easier than what we dealt with. the snow was widespread, about 55% of the country covered in snow as of yesterday. some of that will melt, though. a lot of people that did get snow may not get that white christmas. yesterday, saturday, we had the snowstorm that went through new england and started in wisconsin. this was kind of the scene in a lot of areas. we only about -- wasn't a huge storm, but a lot of people picked up a couple inches, then it got really cold behind it. so let's get into the temperatures. the story of the weekend was how cold it was with the negative 30, negative 40 wind chills in the plains. they are improving. bismarck is at 8. minneapolis negative 1, chicago one of the coldest spots at negative 21. houston and new orleans below freezing this morning. storm in the northwest with rain and snow, so grab the umbrella, cascades will get decent snow. so let's take you into

move t mexico and retain 1,000 jobs, mike pence, over the company ta incentives, to stay mistakenly karin caifa, fox 8 news. >> ohio governor john kasich the city is spending the day in columbus where the legislature is in session not the first tim he has skipped a donald trump event declined to event the rnc held in cleveland did not endorse or vote for the president-elect. wisconsin election officials recounting millions of votes. >> requested by jill stein green party candidate that draws a lo of attention, but inquiries from norway, china an everything in between. >> people want to live stream what's going on. >> observers representing trump and hillary clinton, jill stein marking the recount, he asked her out by less than 100%, the green party claim voting machines may have been hacked, but no proof so they paid three >> partial recount underway in north carolina, and the governor's race, the incumbent loss to the attorney general by 10,000 votes. that refusing to concede claiming that there were irregularities with the vocab s the board of elections ordered recount of votes counted

here's bill karins on the looming siberian express. >> how about last night in the seattle area? picked up 1 to 2 inches. there's snow on the ground. some was warmed up and might get drizzle now, but still snow out there, so be careful on the drive in the downtown seattle area. if you're in portland, too, some freezing rain and ice in some areas. as far as snowfall, the mountains are still getting nailed all through theinter mountain west that's. a monterey to san franc but there is some snow this morning around tahoe. i'll give you an example, show you what the cold blast is going to mean for next week. it will be impressive. >> as long as you show us, i don't want to feel it just yet. >> just ahead, the seven things that will get you banned from uber for life. we'll bring you that list. >>> plus, south korea's prdz has been impeached in a mushrooming political scandal that has millions protesting in the streets. hey! hey! ♪ this is for you. did you really? didn't have too! ♪ getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to creat

meteorologist bill karins is here with more on the dangerous weather ahead. bill. >> we're going to get the cold, and then we're going to have a storm moving to the west that's going to move across the country. a one-two punch. already, the windchills are brutdal in the northern plains. negative 25 in fargo and negative 25 in international falls. that's the stuff we'll deal with in the next couple days. in the est, the tropical connection, sometimes we call it the pineapple express, blowing the moisture from hawaii toward california. you can see the clouds are going to start to move in, and this storm system will move in later on today, be with us tonight, all day into wepz, and even into thursday. this is a heavy rain. there are flood watches in orfect for areas of nthern ek, flood watches are up. once the moisture gets into the rockies, that's when we'll deal with snow. so this storm is going to cause a law of problems, especially once it gets into the middle of the country when it hits the cold air. >> just ahead, donald trump getting directly involved wit

we're going to get a check on weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.t there. >> nothing but cold andnow and really cold back behind that snowstorm too. let's get into it. the worst of the windchill is now entering into the great lakes region. you're waking up this morning to negative 10 it feels like in buffalo. pittsburgh started the morning around 2. now they're down to negative 5. the cold air is heading toward the big cities in the east. it's slowly getting colder in new york and boston. windchills are now in the 20s. by this afternoon, those windchill numbers will be in the single digits. the winds will start howling too. it's still frigid back here in the midwest. here's the peak of the cold for areas in new england. it'll be tomorrow morning. this is at 6:00 a.m. this time tomorrow we're at negative 38 in bangor, maine. the real core of it, it's only in northern new england, still very cold from pittsburgh to new york but it's not going to be the really brutal stuff. of course, the lakes aren't frozen yet. we had a really warm november. the lake

lest get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.o wet around here. >> yeah, lot of rain. about time. it actually quieted down too. we had 11 reports yesterday of tornadoes. in two days, we had over 30 tornado reports. that's a huge outbreak for the end of november. we had these pictures. this is the one we had the three fatalities. this is a small town. this is literally their main street. the main drive through town, that's where the baptist church was destroyed, the gas station, the plaza where they go shopping was destroyed. that looked like it was a pretty powerful tornado as it went through. at least an ef-3, probably winds somewhere about 150 to 180 miles per hour. again, today is a lot quieter. all the rain from yesterday is on its way out. still raining good in northern new england. still have a little bit of showers left over in providence, boston, through cape cod. it is snow in northern maine. that's where they're holding on to the cold air. this was a really bad rain for areas of all the ski resorts, who a lot of them ha

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karine mentioned the normalizing of donald trump. by the time this particular thing happened -- i don't know if i have time to play the tape -- once i mentioned the gold star family, it was incredible to have a presidential nominee attack a gold star family, families who have given the ultimate sacrifice to this country and yet nothing happened to him. let's play that sound bite. >> his wife, if you look at his wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, she probably, maybe she wasn't al w allowed to have anything to say, you tell me. >> what sacrifices have you made for the country? >> i think i made a lot of sacrifi crifices. i work very very hard. i created thousan and thousands of jobs,erbs of thousands of jobs. >> those are sacrifices? >> i have to agree, jennifer, those are sacrifices? >> i think part of the problem has been really the intellectual and ethical moral collapse of what used to be a republican party and now has become some weird pop you list nativist party. we've been talking about the collapse of values

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let's bring in karine jean-pierre for moveon.org and former white house advisor. great to have you with us this morning. let me play you something else that your poformer boss had to y in that interview. >> i have to be quiet for a while. and i don't mean politically. i mean, internally. i have to still myself. that doesn't mean that if a year from now or a year and a half from now or two years from now, i might not weigh in. i'm still a citizen. and that carries with it duties and obligations. >> how long do you think he'll be able to remain silent? do you think it's going to be hard for him to keep quiet for a year or so? >> i think so when you're talking about the repeal of obamacare, aca being on the table for the the trump administration, the privatization of medicare and the concern about medicaid, there's a lot of concern that that will make it very difficult to deal with his legacy and the great work that he was able to do and let's not forget about the 11 million people living in the shadows. so and the banning of the muslims, i think, there's a lot there

to run," "thunder road," and "back street" in a few exweeks that >>> right now, meteorologist bill karins is here along with the extreme cold and coast-to-coast snow. bill, i've already laid out my kids' layers. there is a whole lot of them. >> are you not alone. we have 44 million people under advisories from the area to new england. we are watching half of people under winter warnings. they're, pecking up to possibly negative 40 into portions of new england late tonight into it's threw buffalo, to new york state. we are still brutal all the way back from the dakotas, to green bay. look at chicago, even indianapolis has a wind chill of negative 10. we do improve things a little bit. as we go throughout tonight and tomorrow morning the core is from boston to burrellingtop, all way up through northern new england. it looks like we will avoid outbreak. we have the snowstorm behind it. >> we will wait for it, bill, thank you very much. >>> she may look incident, this woman is one of the most infamous jewel thieves. >>> plus, amazon is now using drones to deliver packages. we will bring those

first i want to check in with bill karins on a powerful storm that's now leaving the feast. bill. >> reporter: these are the same storms that produced the gusty weather, that fanned the fire. now we got heavy rain through northern new england and snow in northern portions of maine. this is where it will be a winter wonderland, this is nine, this is snowmobile country and the ski country, too. so they'll be happy to get that snow t. rest of the country looks qui e. 60s is enjoyable throughout much of the south. that's a look at the big weather story ahead, now, here's a closer lock at your day ahead. >> temperatures are cool. we shouldn't see too much snow-of-out of it t. highs in the 40, cooler than days passed, enjoyable weather, south florida and frances this being the first day of december, i'm have the december outlook coming up. >> nice. and nice to have a calm after a bumpy past couple weather days. bill, thank you. just ahead, new details of a man that walked away with a pot of gold. >>> plus, she was kidnapped and branded by her captors. now, she is talking to police

legitimately be the president and on his behalf, i think there's an overreaction to all of this. >> karinedonald trump taking to his favorite social media platform, twitter, to address china specifically about this navy, u.s. navy drone and it being returned. you mentioned it earlier a little bit. how difficult is it for president obama to try to govern and lead over these next few weeks especially around foreign policy when donald trump, you know, has come out guns ablazing? >> i think you hit it on the nose there. thank god that we have president obama for the next month or so to help deescalate those types of potential dangerous issues that we are seeing playing out because of trump not being able to stay off the twitter there. and we have to remember, those drones have been in the waters for years. and the fact that all of the sudden, china picked them up. i think they were definitely provoked by donald trump. so it's going to be interesting to see where we are a few months from now where we don't have president obama at the helm. >> i'm not sure if you can deescalate donald. thank you

. >> bill karins, the grinch, promising a brown christmas, thank you. >>> still ahead, an update on theesterday, salvation army says this creative touchdown celebration during sunday night football did a lot of good this holiday season. the granddaddy mike barnicle will explain in sports next. >>> now it is time for sports. over to mike barna ankle. >> i'm ready, right? thank you, okay, all right. we're going to start with the redskins hosting panthers. "monday night football." last night in washington, redskins are looking for a playoff berth. they need to win the final three games of the season to squeeze tampa out of the second nfc wild card spot. carolina, they're not going to roll over. defending nfc champions are in wild against washington. running back jonathan stewart, 25 carries for a season high 132 yards in the game. cam newton, 300 yards and 2 touchdowns. 26-15 the final. sixth straight monday night home game loss for the redskins who have lost control of their playoff future in washington, losers, sad. >>> meanwhile, ezekiel elliott, cowboys, won't be fined by the nfl after

like karine is saying, he can't do this company by company. that wouldn't work. >> peter, what trump supporters are saying is tax incentives, not just in the state but a general climate in the u.s. that's more pro business. >> right. but let's be clear, this was called corporate welfare. you're basically paying these companies to keep the jobs here out of taxpayer money. and it creates a moral hazard. what's to stop the next u.s. company to say, great, i'm going to go to mexico and get the same sweetheart deal that carrier did. that's the danger here. >> having worked in a governor's office before, there's a great deal governors can do in state and economic development can do to attract business and keep businesses there. clearly, this wasn't a case where they were able to keep things in indiana and it needed help from an outside negotiator which in this case ended up being donald trump and maybe there needs to be a partnership between state and federal to make this happen. but to avoid what peter is referring to, tomorrow they will roll out t

>>> okay, louis, let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.it looking like out there? getting chilly. >> that's the big story, a lot of people are feeling the chill, but we have a lot of security camera videos of the tornados and this was from atlanta. this was the day after the deadly ones in alabama and tennessee. this was pretty impressive. two for the atlanta area. this was an ef-1, winds around 100, 120 miles per hour winds, but still impressive. watch this tree fall right here. thankfully nothing like that will be experienced today. over the weekend, little more weather to deal with. we have a storm up in canada and the winds are bringing down the cooler air from canada. i'm not going to say cold air, because we're cool across the country. 31 in minneapolis, that's not exactly cold, but 20s and 30s across the country. even in the southeast, people are getting winter coats and maybe the hats and gloves for the kids this morning. what's going to change this weekend is that we have a big dip in the jet stream. not really a big deal today, w

. >>> hi, bill karins better be listening to this.d up the heat on breitbart news yesterday, calling out the site's skepticism on climate change. last week breitbart posted a report "global temperatures plunge. icy silence from climate alarmists." an embedded weather channel video with the dwetweet. the station responded, earth to breitbart news, earth is not cooling. climate change is real and stop using our video to mislead americans. kate parker later addressed the issue to clear up the facts. >> last week breitbart published an article claiming global warming was nothing but a scare and global temperatures were actually falling. problem is, they used a completely unrelated video with my face in it to attempt to back their point. what's worse, the u.s. committee on space science and technology actually tweeted it out. here's the thing, cherry picking and twisting the facts will not change the future nor the fact, note fact, not opinion, that the earth is warming. >> they say retweets are an endorsement, but the house committee, as

first i want to check in with bill karins on a powerful storm that's now leaving the feast. bill. >> reporter: these are the same storms that produced the gusty weather, that fanned the fire. now we got heavy rain through northern new england and snow in northern portions of maine. this is where it w winter wonderland, this is nine, 12, 15 inches of snow. this is snowmobile country and the ski country, too. so they'll be happy to get that snow t. rest of the country day of december, i'm have the december outlook coming up. >> nice. and nice to have a calm after a bumpy past couple weather days. bill, thank you. just ahead, new details of a man that walked away with a pot of gold. >>> plus, she was kidnapped and branded by her captors. now, she is talking to police incredible and really disturbing details next. whenever i try to grow out my hair, strands always break off. but pantene is making my hair practically unbreakable. the pro-v formula makes every inch stronger. so i can love my hair longer. strong is beautiful. pantene. >> i want to show where people were protesting

let's check in with c bill karins t. winter snowstorm expeed next week t. plus side, though, for the holidays. >> it gets everyone in the spirit, the mood, right. the kids want it. they want the white christmas. you'd rether the snow than a negative 23 wind chill n. denver aat decrease is on the move. temperatures and wind chills in the 20s. the wind chills in the single and the west coast is dealing with a pretty big storm of thei? own. >> that will bring snow to the rockies over the next two days, also. >> so there is not a lot of good news out there. exactly. all right, thank you for that, bill cairns. >>> just ahead, the disturbing results from things babies put intoheir mouth. the most overpaid actors world. who delivers the least bang for their buck. deliverance the leas for their buck. teeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both. go pro with crt pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better

next, bill karins with a frigid plast on the move here in the northeast. bill. >> it will move all the way through the country. negative 17 in business mark. one of the coldest spots. this cold is on the move, coming head from the south and the east ahead t. wind chills will feel in the 'teens in omaha. we are from the single digits through the ohio valley and days ahead, guys. >> winter is here. at least coming, bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, 75 years ago this morning, u.s. forces at pearl harbor were attacked by the japanese and america officially entered world war ii. up next, we take you live to hawaii for a preview events to mark this day in history. hey! ?? did you really? didn't have too! ?? getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your own at walgreens... with 40 percent off canvas prints, just around the corner. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really... ...need a sick day. dads don't take sick days. dads take dayqui

bill karins is here to tell us what's in store for the day ahead. how much of a mess do we >> not too much snow. we are watching a lot of heavy rain. thankfully, we did not have tornado reports overnight. that's a blessing. we are watching a chance of an isolated tornado in the southeast. for most of us, this is a beneficial rain. there is a slight risk for two million people, just about to the gainesville area, across i-10 into areas of southeast georgia this rain will move up the coast today, reaching areas storm is gone in the east, then we will talk about the big cold arctic outbreak. >> here we go. time to bundle up. bill, thank you very much. >>> just standing off protesters aren't going anywhere any time soon. a hero comes to the rescue of his neighbors. we will show you the rest and tell you what happened. that's next. more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, oll. bounty, the quicker picker upper don't just eat yogurt... wear it. new aveeno?

. >>> let's check weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins who i'm sure has good news for us, bill?> no. it's that time of year. usually it's always either a snow storm's come organize the cold's coming, one or the other. we got the cold on the way. yesterday we had a little bit of snow in new england, also southern canada. it only takes -- i said an inch of snow is worse than 10 inches of snow. this is a hill in montreal. you can see just an icy glaze. a car hitting another car, the bus, the worker truck, then the cop car starts at the top of the hill, slides two to three minutes, then he hits. here comes mr. snowplow to save the day. he is salting as he's going down the mountain. there's nothing he can do about it. hello cop car. there he goes right there. yeah, hopefully no one got injured. probably should have checked that out before we laughed at it. as far as the forecast goes today, a lot of heavy rain down in the southeast. we didn't see any severe weather so that was great. there were no tornados reported down here overnight. chance of some isolated wind damage later today.

so for that let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> longest night of the winter.re just about done with it. kicking into the winter solstice here in about 15, 20 minutes. temperatures have been on the rise as we went throughout the last couple days so it's not bad. as joe scarborough says it's his favorite day of the year. from here on out wield start to build the length of the daylight instead of subtract it. we're not horrible out there this morning. this is a lot more manageable than what we dealt with. the arctic air blasts are gone. this is very typical december air. yes it's cold even down to florida but it's not you know it's what you'd expect for this time of year. today's forecast, this is a very easy, nice travel day for everyone. miami could have some showers, maybe a thunderstorm but you're not going to complain at 80 degrees. in the northeast we get into the 40s for the first time in a couple days. chicago goes above freezing today for the first time in a couple days. and in the middle of the country, no issues whatsoever. today is great. obviously no

anyway, let's get to the weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. that was pretty funny. we just love brutal honesty, plain and simple. we mentioned the siberian express. we have all these terms for the cold air, but there's origins of where the air forms and where it comes from. usually our cold air comes from canada, but it can come from the arctic or alaska. in this case it's coming from siberia. we call it the siberian express. it's going to make it all the way down into the u.s. this is an example of next week. bismarck, these are the high temperatures in bismarck. not the wind chills or low temperatures, these are the high temperatures. temperature in chicago near 6 on wednesday, 11 on thursday. that means the actual morning lows will be in the negative numbers. reaches nashville about thursday and new york city thursday into friday. it's still going to be worse in the northern plains and great lakes than in the midatlantic. bismarck, the warmest they'll be in the next seven days, 8 degrees. how do they live like that, it's brutal. today's forecast, it is chilly in

. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is talking about this it? >> we are going through a global arctic and next week the sigh bean express air from siberia will invade our country after it involves the north pole. the snow will continue. we even had thunder snow off lake erie, especially. as far as the snow forecast will go, down wind at the lakes we will get it. >> that stripe of snow, watch out saturday, sunday, through the sunday night. some areas getting the first snow of the season. here's a closer look at the day ahead. so as far as the temperatures go, obviously, the cold air made its way through to the east coast. fought exactly brutal. temperatures on highs in the 40s. it is cold all the way down to the gold coast t. highs 49 near new orleans. as we've mentioned, i will give you a sneak peek of how cold it bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, several things that will get you banned from uber for life. we got that list. the president-elect in a scandal that's got millions protesting headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. which i

bill karins is here to tell us what's in store for the day ahead. how much of a mess do we got? >> not too much snow. we are rain. thankfully, we did not have tornado reports overnight. that's a blessing. we are watching a chance of an isolated tornado in the southeast. for most of us, this is a beneficial rain. there is a slight risk for two million people, just about to the gainesville area, across i-10 into areas of southeast georgia this rain will move up the coast today, reaching areas around washington, d.c. and philadelphia until about:00 forecast. so again a chance of thunderstorms, throughout florida, that's where it's warm enough to get severe wind damage out of that. further to the north, later on tonight, there is enough cold air to replace the snow at the start before it changes over to rain. >>> and frances, after this storm is gone in the east, then we will talk about the big cold arctic outbreak. >> here we go. time to bundle up. bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, find out why the going anywhere any time soon. a hero comes to the rescue of his neighbors.

. >>> right now, meteorologist bill karins is here along with the extreme cold and coast-to-coast snow. bill, i've already laid out my kids' layers. there is a whole lot of them. >> are you not alone. we have 44 million people under advisories from the area to new england. we are watching half of people under winter warnings. they're, pecking up to possibly negative 40 into portions of new england late tonight into tomorrow t. arctic part paid it to pittsburgh. it's threw buffalo, to new york state. we are still brutal all the way back from the dakotas, to green bay. look at chicago, even indianapolis has a wind chill of negative 10. we do improve things a little bit. as we go throughout tonight and tomorrow morning the core is from boston to burrellingtop, all way up through northern new england. it looks like we will avoid those negative numbers. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look to your day ahead. >> that arctic front will only be in the teens, falling throughout the day t. good news for much of the southeast, it's cool and chilly, but the

. >>> let's get a check on weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.he northeast we have some rain, some snow. >> you see the football games yesterday? game in chicago had snow, green bay was picturesque. that's the snow moving through the northeast this morning. yesterday it was in the great lakes in michigan, too. some picked up a couple inches. heavy, wet snow, too. temperatures right near freezing. made for a beautiful scene if you weren't traveling in it. we heard reports of an inch of snow in northern new jersey, inch to half inch through the hudson valley, areas of connecticut. so if you're heading out the door now in hartford, should be about a coating of snow on the ground for you. that's moving into areas of central massachusetts, towards the boston area. it's almost done in areas of new york city, where it was plain old rain. syracuse to albany definitely a slippery drive. this is not a big snow event. it's going to be gone by the mid-morning period. the heavier totals will be in the northern portions of new england, as you'd expect. only on

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. >>> weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. too much for my taste, a little. >> your reaction was worth it though. the cold is the story over the next couple of days. in some areas we'll see some of the coldest temperatures they've seen in nearly a year. it will be significant. right now this is like the warm-up act. kind of the opposite of that. this is the windchill advisory. there's five states under that. 2.5 million people. right now we're looking at windchills in the negative 20 to negative 30 range. if you had exposed flesh, takes about 30 minutes for frostbite to occur at temperatures like that. warnings is when it gets worse than this. negative 20 for a windchill in bismarck. you can see how widespread it is. negative windchills through nebraska, iowa, back here through wyoming, through montana, and now they're starting to move through the great lakes. the cold is finally starting to head not just in the northern plains but starting to spread east ward. green bay at negative 5. detroit is down to 1 for your windchill t

first i want to check in with bill karins on a powerful storm now leaving the northeast. bill. >> this is the same storm that produces the weather and the flames that fanned the fire. we have heavy rain in northern new england and snow this is 9, 12, 15 inches of snow for the northern half of the state, that's great. this is snowmobile and ski country, too t. rest of the country looks very quiet today compared to what we dealt with in the days past. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> temperatures will be a little cool. will you see some lake effect rain showers today. we shouldn't see too much snow sunshine state, south florida could have that front go through could have a shower or storm. >>> frances, this being the 1st day of december, i'll have the december outlook coming up. >> it's nice to be calm after a bumpy couple weather days. >>> just ahead, details of a man that walked away with a pot of gold. plus, she was kidnapped and branded by her captors. now she is talking to police. the incredible and rea

meteorologist bill karins is here with all of the latest on the dangerous weather. bill. fought looking too good out there. >> not when it's cold. five states under wind chill advisories already. this isn't the main event which comes down 36 to 48 hours. so about two-and-a-half people under a wind chill advisory. already, we are seeing numbers down to thing intive 20, negative 30 range. minneapolis a wind chill, negative 15. des moines, the negative numbers. all of that col air will head to the east by the time we get to thursday and friday. so for today's high, only 17 in chicago. enjoy the warmth in the east. we will talk more about this cold blast coming up later. >>> just ahead, donald trump getting directly involved with marc's most sophisticated fighter jet. major league baseball puts and end to rookie, by dress up in sometimes outlandish outfits. we will explain that next. (tea kettle whistling) (sighing) hey mom, can i help? yeah, i'd love your help. (grunting) awww... (announcer vo) the real magic of the holidays is when we all give a little more. cause my teeth

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next, bill karins with a frigid plast on the move here in the northeast. bill. >> it will move all the way through the country. negative 17 in business mark. one of the coldest spots. this cold is on the move, coming down from the north, it will in the 'teens in omaha. we are from the single digits through the ohio valley and great lakes. so be prepared. that's the big weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look at the day ahead. for today, we are watching the storms in the northeast moving out. we did have icy spots and snow, so be careful driving. look at those high temperatures today. cold, snowy in denver. only 17 degrees. as we mentioned, that chill is on the way to the east in the days ahead, guys. >> winter is here. at least coming, bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, 75 years ago this morning, u.s. forces at pearl harbor were attacked by the japanese and america officially entered world war ii. up next, we take you live to hawaii for a preview events to mark this day in history. hey! ?? this is for you. ?? getting the gift you almost

. >>> bill karins, talking about this what we are call teeing the siberian express. >> we are dealing with snow and next week the siberian express, air all the way from siberia is going to invade our country as it travels over the north pole. if you are downwind of the lakes, you have snow. that's going to continue. we had thundersnow off of lake erie. as far as the snowfall forecast is going to go, downwind of the lakes, we're going to get it. we have the storm out to the west providing heavy snow in the mountains. watch out saturday, sunday through the great lakes and sunday night even into areas of the northeast. some areas getting the first snow of the season. a closer look at the day ahead. >>> as far as the temperatures go, obviously, the cold air has finally made its way all the way through to the east coast. not exactly brutal in the mid-atlantic. temperatures highs in the 40s. cold all the way down to the gulf coast. highs 49 in new orleans. a little sneak peek of how cold it will be next week. >> it will be a harsh weekend weatherwise, bill. thank you very much. >>> the seve

first, bill karins with a rough commute ahead for those in new england and the southeast. bill, how bad is it looking out there? >> it's going to be slippery. it's one of the first slippery drives we've had on a school day so far. we're really talking about the light snow in the hudson valley. just starting now in massachusetts and also vermont. it's not a big deal. during the morning commute. only an inch or two. from hartford and also right through the areas of the hudson valley up into the adirondacks. the rest of the country looks pretty quiet. that's the big national story. now, here's a look at the weather near you. so we'll quickly watch that rain and snow in areas of new england and the northeast exiting during the day today. so the afternoon will be just fine after a little bit of a slippery morning drive. we also have to deal with a chance of some strong storm ntz the deep tornadoes in alabama. i'll have more details on the severe weather threat later on tonight for areas of the southeast coming up. >>> just ahead, influencing american culture. president obama's

nbc bill karins is here. i thought that was you on the surfboard for a second.k if time for the shows. >> i never look at the surf. it's never too late. we are almost done with the longest night of the winter. temperatures have warmed up across the country. it's chilly in many areas. teens in the great lakes, it's not cold. in today's forecast, it's about as nice as it gets. watch out for fog or freezing fog. as far as a white christmas goes, we are still watching a weekend snowstorm, through the rockies, into the northern plains, maybe a tiny bit in the great lakes and new england. that's a big story of the weather ahead, now here's a closer look at the day ahead. >>> temperatures will warm up nicely after that cold morning. there is just about average if not above average in the southern half of the country. temperatures in new england and the great lakes are close to where we are this time of year. i'll have more details on the holiday forecast, guys. >> some lightning, least though 80 degrees in miami him every day i look at that map, i'm leak, wow. thank yo