not nearly as desperate as knoxville, tennessee. >> really? knoxville, tennessee is number one? let's talk about the weather. it is frigid. >> we are going to see temperatures drop overnight. tomorrow morning waking up cold, cold cold. 45 degrees. when was that early today? 6:20 in the morning. then that cold front rolled on through and are temperatures fell quickly. 22 at reagan national airport. dulles at 18. gaithersburg a couple of degrees colder. in manassas now at 18 degrees. looking at the temperature change compared to this time yesterday -- 25 degrees colder at reagan national airport. get the point? that cold front moves through quickly and now are temperatures have taken a nosedive. this is what the windchill factors look like. these will stay the same as we move through the overnight hours. gaithersburg feels like five degrees. so for tonight, low temperature around 14. colder in our northern and western suburbs. winds will ease out of the north and west. waking up tomorrow morning temperatures in the teens for arlington. colder for leesburg and manassas. 11 degrees

it was even snowing earlier this evening in at land that snow is moving toward knoxville tennessee right noun it will eventually head in our direct. we have winter weather advisories for all of delaware and south jersey. winter storm watches philadelphia north and west. but tonight increasing clouds. bone-chilling cold. temperatures in the single digits. let's time out tomorrow. tomorrow morning is dry but look at what happens by the afternoon afternoon. we're looking at that snow overtaking the area. it will accumulate rapidly then late tomorrow evening it will change over mix in with sleet before turning over to all rain overnight saturday into sunday and moving out. here's the bottom line. three to sick inches for philadelphia. that snow begins early afternoon afternoon. late evening, it changes over to sleet and snow. and then all rain overnight saturday into sunday. when i come indoors we'll have another break down of specific totals where you live plus more arctic air unfortunately that seven day forecast. back to you guys. >> all right, scott, come on in. cold weather now being bl

the man moves just in time as the vehicle crosses over an icy interstate in knoxville yesterday.nsportation worker had been responding to the scene of another crash when that truck slid out of control. >> happening today espn the magazine will release an article about alex rodriguez featuring extensive interviews with him about his use of performance enhancing drugs. espn obtained a handwritten statement by the yankees third baseman. yankee apologizes to the team and major league baseball for his action that is led to his suspension for drug use. >>> also brand new carnegie mellon university is apologizing for mistakenly telling about 800 applicants that they were accepted into a graduate computer science program. the prestigious university in pittsburgh says it erroneously e-mailed acceptance letters to the applicants on monday. hours later another e-mail went out saying, nope, you didn't get in. carnegie mellon would only say serious mistakes were made in the process of generating acceptance letters. >> it's 5:47 and the mayor of boston issues a warning to thrill seekers perfor

. >> schools closing in atlanta and knoxville and charlotte and raleigh. >> in mississippi, a 2-year-old girl killed in a car accident. the car she was in hydroplaned. 9 inches of snow has fallen in mississippi. >> in alabama, dangerous road conditions forcing the closure of roads. wrecks and stalls reported in state. you want to know how slick the roads are? one driver doing doughnuts in his truck. >>> a state of emergency in georgia. 4 inches of snow expected in atlanta. crews hoping to create the roads want to avoid the disaster from last year. >> snow is not the only problem in the south. a multicar pile up in denver as heavy snow came down. one of several crashes along i-70 that involved 70 cars. most of the road had to be closed. >> how bad will it get today and when will it end? let's get an update from meteorologist pedram javaheri with the latest. pedram. >> john and christine. good morning. in the south, a mess. a lot of us waiting for this to wind down. alabama is where the bulk of the snowshowers came down. near a 1 foot in northern alabama. the month of february nearly 9 inc

nearly 900 flights canceled today. >> schools in atlanta, knoxville and greenville closed. charlotte and raleigh districts are closed where 10 inches of snow is falling overnight. >> in mississippi, a 2-year-old girl was killed when a car she was in hydroplaned. warnings are in effect in nine counties in the state. >> state of emergency in effect in georgia. 4 inches of snow expected in atlanta. crews treating the roads now hoping to avoid the repeat of last year's disaster. remember when ice shutdown atlanta. >> how bad will it get today? how long will this last? let's bring in meteorologist javaheri for answers. pedram. >> john and christine, things quieting down across the southeast. now energy shifting across north carolina and southern virginia and d.c. getting flakes. 1 to 2 inches around the nation's capital. in chicagoland, we had 3 to 4 inches overnight. i would not be surprised if we get a couple of inches in the light variety before it tapers off. springfield seeing snowshowers and st. louis, if you are traveling there, a couple inches to slow you down and minima

a town midway between nashville and knoxville has been declared a disaster area. disaster area and. could be days before power is restored to anyone in town. the power grid has been damaged. special concern is a nursing home. the town is running short of gas and diesel fuel for generators and police cars. 21 people in tennessee have died from the storm. >>> here's a look at the weather. showers in the south and icy north. great lakes region will be frigid. rain and snow around denver. rain in the southwest including southern california. >>> high temperatures today won't break freezing in tennessee nor texas or washington. the northeast will reach the 20s. chicago and detroit the low teens. l.a. the upper 60s. the frigid weather in minnesota wasn't enough to deter some die-hard golfers. >> with temperatures barely in the single digits on saturday, participants turned out for the 12th annual thompson's boat house ice golf tournament on clear lake. one golfer said the fun of golfing on ice is you have no idea where the ball will go. >> no matter ice, what is it is on i have no idea whe

nash victim overtowards knoxville, we have a warning in effect for ice accumulations and snow coming down on top of that. we have a number of incidents reports along interstate 40, but we have concern in north carolina and southern carolina. we are getting sleet and slippery weather. here is where the ice is. the greatest stretch is eye long the border and stretching into virginia. now i know where i'm looking i'll direct the conversation about the snow stretching across the area. washington d.c. we have ice and winter weather warnings. across the area in parts closer to southern new jersey and also the peninsula. temperatures will not warm up. as soon as the snow and ice exits, it looks like we'll have a hard freeze in the south tonight. >> bad for the poor people in new england. >>> a prominent american muslim leader is under investigation. he was custody on sunday. police are not confirming that. two women who claim the imam abused them spoke on camera to lisa stark. they asked us to shield share identities. >> i thought you know what this is a revered man, maybe this is what he's

this is an arctic front producing snow showers down towards knoxville and asheville. get teeth roanoke area now. it looks -- getting to the roanoke area, it looks like this is the mountains. this will be here in a few hours. 4-8:00 p.m. will be the critical time for the general range from north to east. slick spots will develop and the arctic blast follows. here is the futurecast for the afternoon. we have the snow showers, we'll still be in the low 30s here. this approaches though, washington 5:36, really frshgs fredrick to fredericksburg. charles county, heavy snow showers coming through. this will pass dc towards 7-8:00 p.m. and head over to the eastern shore and southern saint mary's county by nine and then we get really cold. 20 to 30 below by friday morning. the day planner clouds are thickening up. heavy snow showers around six and we'll be in the 20's by nine on our way into the single digits and low teens for overnight low windshields. i'll have more in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> it is not just us. the dangerous freeze is extending deep into the so

this all happened tuesday morning in knoxville, tennessee. that truck hit a patch of black ice and barreled right across the median. david leak was just able to get out of the way. >> if you look at the video real closely, you see me kind of boubs to to the right. snow will fly off the front part of the truck, that was me pushing off of the truck with my right hand. he said he didn't even hear that pickup truck coming right at him. >> we can have some icy road conditions around here tomorrow. >> yeah and i think that's the big concern. no matter how much snow we get out of this storm, there's going to be a lot of problems out there on the road because the temperatures are so cold. we're at zero in some areas. salzburg maryland they're at 3 below currently. baltimore will set another record by 12:00 tonight. they're already around 4 degrees. the old record there 8 degrees set back in 1885. we're about to break another 100-year-old record. currently at national airport we're at 17 degrees. the reason why we have a little bit of wind tonight. th

. >> approaching knoxville, based on all the information i had, i felt like we were right on schedulewe could make it with room to spare. >> but then an hour past knoxville and still 30 minutes from their intended airport, an unnerving surprise. >> the fuel in the right tank exhausted before i expected it to. >> so quickly he switches to his remaining tank in the left wing. he also decides to land at the first available airport just north of atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipment showed us we were ten minutes away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "e." it looked like we had 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the 1,800-pound aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly

. >> a mountainous area between nashville and knoxville. the entire town lost pourer.ld be the end of the week before it's restored. the worst weather since he can remember. this is in his 65 years there. >> another storm bringing more snow and ice to the texas panhandle. schools have delayed openings after dozens of accidents reported yesterday. at least one person was killed when his car skidded on ice. many flights also cancelled. the area has already had more snow this year than it normally gets in an entire winter. >> the denver area bracing for an awful commute this morning. storm dumping 6 to 12 inches and some melted yesterday and refreezing overnight. the legislature cancelled today's sessions. many schools are closed or will open late today. >> several thousand flights cancelled or day laid. hardest hit, dallas fort worth. that's a major hub for american airlines. thousands of flights delayed or cancelled over the weekend too. well the icy weather in dallas extends to northern alabama. rain for the entire gulf coast and more rain in southern california and ar

david leak was standing along i-40 interstate 40 in knoxville, tennessee, taking pictures of an accident when a truck lost control and skidded right across the median. a police cruiser dash cam captured the near miss wow, look at that. leak said he had a split second to react. >> i couldn't go to the left. of course because of the truck. the crashed truck. so i stepped to the right and if you look at the video real closely you'll see me bounce to the right. snow will fly off the front of the truck. that was me pushing off the truck with my right hand. >> can you imagine that? wow. >>> well not something most of us would want to do in these freezing temperatures but some brave souls in montana decided to jump into a pool of icy water this week to raise money for the special olympics. very good cause. each participant raised 100 bucks before taking the plunge yesterday. for the folks who were too chicken to take the dive, they could nominate somebody else to do it for them. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> looks pretty frigid there. it's going to be frigid today. temperatures r

take a look here that worker was standing on the median in knoxville yesterday. he moved just my goodness, in the nick of time and that pick up skids across into on coming traffic we're told on the wrong side of the road. police say that driver lost control because of black ice, wow, just a difference of a few inches, my goodness. >>> right now 5:43. katie, that black ice. >> something you need watch out for. the weather is quiet for now. we want to check with our eyewitness weather watcher network. we have temperatures that are very chill toy start off the morning. we have 8 degrees sent in from christine who has a nice clear sky where she's situated in lansdale. off the two south is a whooping 13 degrees north of philadelphia come on, clicker. we will get help from behind the scenes. barbara lane checking in with nice clear skies. 8 degrees for her in willow grove as well. we will get down to within more 7 degrees temperature from david dutch also nice clear skies. sensing a pattern here. we have got cold air in place for sure but storm scan is nice and quiet f

the video was taken by a knoxville tennessee police cruiser.was on the median an icy interstate. a out of control truck came straight for him. the vehicle crossed the median into oncoming traffic. the worker had been there to clean forty one another crash. >>> a kidnapping suspect led police on a wild pursuit across rooftops wearing nothing but underwear and socks. police say able rodriguez began going door to door in his neighborhood looking for his mother. with officers in pursuit the 26-year-old ran into one home where he allegedly held a woman hostage but she got weigh. rodriguez ran up to the attic and out onto the roof. police eventually were able to take him down with a taser. >> ♪♪ >>> first look at business here at the big board. new study says the number one concern for future retirees is the cost of healthcare. researchers at princeton survey researchers associates international say 28 percent of people surveyed cited medicals expenses as the top financial concern in retirement. the number was even higher for the highest earners surv

schools are canceled all over the southeast. 27 in chattanooga, 24 up in knoxville where it is stillrst storm, the one today will put down about four inches of new snow especially in the highest of elevations. the storm, the new one that martin was talking about is still out here in mexico. about to spread snow over dallas. and over memphis and little rock and into nashville. this is the next storm system. what we have here we have so much snow and cold air that's in place. look at our temperatures right now. the record low in new york today was 16. it is now 4 degrees, up to 6. it was down to 4 for a while. you broke the record by a dozen degrees. it is 7 below in pittsburgh the old record was 2 below. you get the idea the cold weather is already here causing all of this. the next snow of event through dallas charlotte, atlanta, could be a four to six-inch snowfall. that's going to last a long time. they don't have the equipment to push it out of the way. hudson river, video off of a drone, high above the hudson river. big pieces of ice floating down the river. a good shot look at a

a pickup truck nearly hits a man on the side of the road in knoxville, tennessee. the driver hit black ice and barrels across the median. he hopped back just in time to get away. >> because of the truck, i stepped to the right and if you look at the median closely, you bounce to the right. snow will plow on the truck of the truck and that was me pushing off the truck with my right hand. >> that was close. another crash at the site. they didn't even hear the pick upcoming. what you got? >> just snow coming our way. since it was a saturday it didn't matter as much when it could add up to several inches before you change over to rain. >> right now at least 25 people died because of the extreme cold. the record breaking cold will last through most of next week. we are keeping an eye on snow ice, and freezing rain through parts of the midwest to our region. as far south as georgia and alabama. this one right here in bestford. several hourses had to be rescued and in another town right here an operation where they are trying to wreck of eye a pair of dogs from the frozen

a man in knoxville was shopping in a local good will when he bought the item for 58 cents.the lucky man only spotted lombardi's name tag when he saw a similar jacket in a tv documentary about him. it's a 2006 cadillac dts with 20,000 miles. auctioning it off for charity. the opening bid is $10,000. on the dashboard is a huge buffett autograph written in authentic sharpie. check into a hotel check out of a marriage. couples looking to call it quits before valentine's day. look no further than gideon's resort. known as the divorce hotel. it's offering couples a quick hassle free divorce. michelle joins us on the phone. this is a genius idea. i understand that you saw the idea in the netherlands where it was already working. people check in, in a relaxed atmosphere for the weekend. it's a mediation. and tell me about what happens there michelle. >> hi, melissa. thank you for having me. once they arrive, we start the mediation process, which means having meetings to discuss their division of assets, parenting any support that there might be. (?) and along the way, they have bre

knoxville will be a little bit to the north, but still some risks of icing.nd then freezing rain for south carolina. so our greats threat of ice coming from this storm is going to focus across parts of virginia, and we're really watching north carolina. you can see the storm already pushing snow in washington, d.c. where our higher snow accumulations are going to happen. across baltimore, you'll see the snow developing in parts of new york city, but we'll have lessen amounts the farther north we get. because the ultimate track is out to the ocean. and we're going to get a mix of rain and snow in the south, further to the north around d.c. this is where the morning commute will be awfully dangerous. even though the storm is wrapping up for the southeast, we still have rapidly cooling temperatures dropping below freezing even around atlanta, we could have some icy roadways get going for the first part of the workweek. >> rebecca thank you, we appreciate it. >>> allegations against a high ranking muslim cleric are creating a spate in the community. >>> hello, ev

it stretches across areas of knoxville, to western areas of north carolina that could see significant ice accumulations. snow showers going to be a problth north of the region -- probability north of the region. generally a foot north of nashville. this will impact people to the south, and the storm, guys moves up the eastern seaboard by tuesday. more snow around new england coming midweek. >> yikes. all right. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> now eurozone finance ministers are set to meet in brussels today consider greece's bailout. prime minister alexis tsipras says he's confident he will make progress on renegotiating the terms. he's got the backing of thousands of people in greece. check this out. they rallied against the austerity program sunday. greece's current bailout is due to run out at the end of this month. joining us with the latest on all of this from athens is journalist linda labrupalu. we can talk more about the details. the bailout program, austerity measures, have been painful for many. obviously those who protested feel that finally their voice is

anywhere from little rock memphis, knoxville, charlotte, raleigh, it's going to start as snow for youce as we get into the overnight hours. also looking at up 8 to 10 inches we're going to see quite a bit of snow and 2 to 4 inches in new york possibly. boston it's not going to be as big of a deal for you. you're only going to get a couple of inches. of course we don't want it because we have so much snow on the ground. timing this out, raleigh changes over to ice. this is 10:00 p.m. tonight. d.c. already it has snow. for the morning commute, you'll see a couple of inches and then it skirts by boston by the time we get into the morning and afternoon. brooke? >> we're keeping you updated on our website, jennifer and her team doing so. go to cnn.com. jennifer gray will ripley and nick valencia thank you for covering this for us. >>> right now, though thousands of people are gathering at this candlelight vigil in denmark. they are there tonight with the winds whipping for the victims of the shootings over the weekend. what officials have to say now about the suspect. we'll check back in w

winter storm watches already in effect from little rock nashville, huntsville knoxville.t's included for friday night into saturday. mainly rain in the south. a nasty wintry mix anywhere from little rock all the way through middleton. timing this out friday evening, we could see an icy mix from nashville to little rock. these are the same places that saw the nasty wintry mix days ago. it's going to make its way into the carolinas dipping down into the georgia mountains by friday night into saturday morning. right now, it looks like mostly rain for new york. could see a wintry mix between new york and boston. right now, boston is right on that line. we could see snow or a wintry mix as we go into the end of the weekend. >> last thing they need there, more snow. jennifer gray thank you very much. >>> more on the other stories we're watching. amara walker has a "360" bulletin. amara? >> 100 pages at the ronald reagan ucla may have been note exposed to a deadly super bug. from end skopic procedures from october to january. president obama has named joseph clancy to lead the s

a very close call on interstate 40 near knoxville.ker was on the scene of a tractor trailer crash when a pickup truck coming from the opposite direction lost control. fortunately, no one was hurt here. >> these pictures make you just gasp. philadelphia museum of art where it's pay what you wish wednesday. a great opportunity. every wednesday to see fabulous art at any price you'd like. there are also several programs planned for tonight at philadelphia museum of art. at 5:30 the make a mobile event. at 6:00 it's one book one painting. they make connections to the one book, one philadelphia selection orphan train. >>> today forced from their homes. >> that's the outlook for dozens of people in one local assisted living facility. the problem in the basement that's creating an uncertain future for some of the area's most vulnerable. >>> all night tonight on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 -- the fight to legalize marijuana in new jersey getting new support. who's pushing for permission for everyone to use it. plus the governor's opinion on this one

. >> that's knoxville. whoa! >> yeah. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. a verdict is in in the american sniper murder trial. eddie ray routh found guilty of the murder of chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield. the jury not persuaded by routh's claim he was not guilty by reason of insanity. cnn's ed lavandera was at the courthouse for the verdict. >> reporter: john and christine, it was a swift verdict. it took the jury here in stephenville texas, less than 2 1/2 hours to convict eddie ray routh of the murders of chris kyle and chad littlefield. rejecting his claims and his arguments that he was insane at the time of these murders back in february of 2013. this means that eddie ray routh will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> we just want to say that we've waited two years for god to get justice for us on behalf of our son, and as always god has proved to be faithful and we're so thrilled that we have the verdict that we have tonight. >>

look at the radar, knoxville, tennessee getting in on snow showers. this will push off to the east.ood news with this it is not dropping a lot of snow. we expect generally one to two inches. with cold temperatures it will freeze. some higher elevations could see upwards of six inches especially in the maine zone. boston is in that one to three inch range, which is certainly good. here is a look at wind chills. feels like minus 14 in chicago. wind chill warnings in effect for much of the northern plains midwest, down into the ohio valley. wind chills will drop over the next 24 hours, could be between minus 25 and minus 40 in some cases. these are actual air temperatures we expect tomorrow morning. minus 9 in mississippi. minus 7 in chicago. kansas minus 1. that cold air starts to spread further south and east by friday morning and it is another day we could see record lows. we are looking at 0 for actual air temperature in new york in the morning. 4 in washington. then stays negative out through the midwest and the northern plains. temperatures do moderate for the weekend. guess what

i threw a piece of pizza in johnny knoxville's face and got an edge in there.t down on his knees. i said, "this is getting dangerous and i've got to get out of here." i thought you guys might, you know -- i didn't want to see you turn into sheila e. to prince. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was doing a dance move. >> oh, that's what -- okay. >> jimmy: it's a dance move. i was getting into the dance move and i was getting down because he was -- you know, prince just doesn't care. he's just awesome. and his leg was up in this thing. so what i was going to do -- >> you were going to go under. >> jimmy: i was. >> i see. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then crawl under his leg. >> i feel a lot better. i thought, if this happens, i don't want to see it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were great on "saturday night live" last night. gosh, you were fantastic. you did stefon. you were doing -- you came out -- [ cheers and applause ] you were so good. there was a gasp in the audience because no one thought that you were going to -- everybody's like, "oh, edward norton." and you just cam

that worker at the scene of a tractor trailer accident on interstate 40 that's near knoxville, police did not file any charges against the pickup truck driver. you tend to see these kinds of videos because of the weather. and a lot of them go viral on social media, but we've been lucky we haven't seen that kind of stuff here. >> that's true but jillian's always warning us about that with refreezes or any kind of precipitation out there, that black ice can be dangerous. >> it really can. that's what you have to watch out for, especially when you have temperatures this cold. you just have to watch out for icy spots across the area. right now this morning it's actually been quiet. we're not seeing any big accidents on the highways. this is a live look in chester county. the route 30 bypass eastbound near route 340. this is where we see volume later in the morning. we're not dealing with too much of a delay right now. that is a little bit of good news for drivers in chester county. 202 looks good. so does route 100. drive times still pretty average. about 21 to 22 minutes is what we're re

its man moves just in time as the vehicle crossed over an icy interstate in knoxville the worker had another crash when that truck slid out of control. >>> police in berks and exhume counties are teaming up to track down a kidnapper who is considered armed and dangerous. marshall glen mcginty is accused of posing as a hike interneed of help. when a good samaritan let his guard down he followed a man and pointed an ak-47 at him. he had to take money out of an atm before mcginty let him go. police are searching for the man and mcginty's car. >>> a journalist in europe took a page out of social media sensation to spread awareness about antisemitism. israeli journalist was secretly recorded as he spent 10 hours walking around france dressed as an orthodox jew. clips poster on line show people shouting at kline some even spit in his direction. the journalist said he expected to get beaten up but kline said most people did treat him with respect. kline got the idea for the social experiment after a woman secretly recorded men's cat calls through the new york city streets last fall. >> phil

when i first ran for congress, they had an ad signed pie every member 3 or 400 members of the knoxville police department, every single one but seven signed an ad endorsing me. office criminal court judge. i was considered very pro law enforcement. i will tell that you our federal law enforcement people are our highest paid law enforcement people in this country. the lowest paid people are the local law enforcement people thought fighting the real crime daily, day to day that everybody wants to fight. i tell you when i hear about low morale in the secret service, i think they ought to be ashamed anybody that feels that way, they lucky to have their job and the high pay that they get. thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> gentleman yields back, now recognize the gentle woman from the district of columbia ms. norton. >> thank you very much. i think we are very fortunate to have the secret service take the risks they pay. and when it comes to their pay shall these are the people who sequester and have not received increases in pay. we value them very highly and value your report, which is

. >> knoxville lost power more than 24 hours ago when freezing rain snapped power lines.s on the way and meteorologist joust justin povick has the latest from accu-weather. good morning, justin. thanks and good morning to you. the northeast preparing for a bit of wintry weather on this wednesday. snow moving in now. it is not a solid shield of snow. so the image looks worse than the bite. there will be bursts of briefly heavy snow. an inch or two a possibility. that will carry forth to the interstate 95 core dompl i will tell you what the cold might be worse in the north. real feels in the minus double-digits. ryan reena, back to you. >>> the derailed tanker cars in west virginia are still smoldering this morn ing and hundreds of families are still evacuated following the derailment that sent fire balls in the sky. trains like this go through thousands of american neighborhoods. so the feds are working on rules to require tougher tanker cars. >>> terror experts are dissecting the latest chilling isis video that shows the brutal execution of 21 egyptian christians. abc new

you can see where we are still dealing with some wintry mix in knoxville and up further to west virginia. that is where we will have accumulating snow. all of the blue from st. louis to baltimore, that is the winter storm warning. we will see accumulating snow. here is the time line through the day today. you see the rain/snow line after produceing up to a foot in west virginia. we will see some in boston before it changes to rain and freezing rain. don't trust it on the roads. sunday at noon, it pulls away. snowfall totals. 3 to 6 inches across new england. most of the snowfall is in west virginia. we will see more cold air surge in. we are looking for record-breaking lows. high temperatures on sunday will run 25 to 35 degrees below average. when you are talking about records that have stood since the late 1800s. most of us in our lifetime and across the united states have never seen anything like this before. >> important to remind you about be careful about the driving and bundle up. that goes for you, too, dylan. >> thanks. >>> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is not backing

. >> this transportation worker in knoxville had to jump out of the way of a pickup that lost control over an ice covered section of interstate 40. >> it's crazy. first snow we get and we've got to deal with something like this. >> reporter: in north carolina firefighters were able to rescue a teenager who had fallen through a partially frozen pond. >> it was a bunch of screaming, really crying. to be stuck out there was really rough. >> reporter: six people have died in minnesota where the extreme cold is pushing power bring grids to the brink. they're asking you to use minimal power. now, the coldest it's ever been here in minnesota is negative 60 degrees. that was back in february of 1996. it's not expected to get that bad again, but this current system may last through next week. charlie? >> ashley, thanks. >>> the massive snow pileup around boston trapped two people in nearby cambridge. five feet of snow fell off the roof at a skating rink last night and landed on them. passers-by started to dig them out when crews came to the rescue. they called it five minutes of terror. the vi

. >> reporter: this transportation worker in knoxville had to jump out of the way of a pickup that lost control over an ice-covered section of interstate 40. >> what's crazy is first snow we get and we got to deal with something like this. >> reporter: in north carolina firefighters were able to rescue a teenager who had fallen through a partially frozen pond. >> a bunch of screaming, yelling. really bad. crying. i mean, stuck out there on top of the water like that was pretty rough. >> reporter: and at least six people have died in tennessee, where the extreme cold is threatening to push power grids to the brink. officials are asking everyone to conserve electricity as utility crews troush restore power to more than 30,000 people on wednesday. now, the coldest it's ever been here in minnesota is negative 60 degrees. that was back in february of 1996. it's not expected to get that bad this time around but in the meantime, people are making sure to bundle up before they step outside. this current system may last through next week. >> ashley thanks. >>> the massive snow pileup around bost

knoxville you do the honors?ause] [applause] [applause] it's not often that i get to boss the attorney general around. it's a tradition at the department that when an attorney general steps down he or she is presented with the actual cabinet chair in which they sat during cabinet meetings at the white house. so on behalf of your friends and colleagues here at the department we are presenting in now with your very own cabinet chair. maybe a little worn around the edges after six years of use but we hope that you won't mind. [applause] [applause] and now it is my privilege to welcome to the stage the president of the united states. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> hello everybody. thank you. please everybody have a seat. i think it's important to point out first of all that eric has more gray hair than me. [laughter] clearly he posed early in his tenure but it's a remarkable likeness, a wonderful portrait. i'm thrilled to be here despite the fact that eric is really just milking this departure thing. [laughter]

host: from knoxville, tennessee it is tom, democrat. caller: i just want to thank you for c-span.eter, i wanted to let you know that i really respect and enjoy the job you do have a host. i do not watch c-span very often , but when i catch you, i enjoy it. congressman, what a pleasure it has been for a democrat to get to observe you this morning. i've not known about you. i really enjoyed everything that you said. thank you for your service. getting away from energy and race and back to international relations, the republican congressman that was on before you seemed a bit of a hawk regarding ukraine and russia. i like your philosophy of not getting involved unless it directly threatens the homeland. the congressman before you said that he thought we should take on them now. do you agree with that, sir? guest: i would oppose the u.s. using military force in ukraine. i do not believe that there is a suspicion -- a sufficient natural interest to engage in ukraine. i do support sanctions and i do leave that they should be deterred from invading other countries. i would support contin

knoxville police dash cam was rolling as highway worker jumps back as an out of control truck crosses the median and into on coming traffic. the incident is under investigation but we are told this was ice on the highway. thankfully the worker was not hurt. look at that. >> oh, boy that was close. >> that is something. >>> so while we're dealing with record cold, alaska is dealing with warm weather. >> you say alaska. >> does that make any sense. >> this time of the year having temperatures in the 30's and 40's is there considered a warm up. for us right now that is a warm up too. temperatures are expect to linger on the warmer side into next week. i cannot believe i'm saying this but i wish iowas in alaska right now. >> on sunday it will be 45 degrees here in philadelphia and delaware valley. >> if you say so. >> here's your favorite story. >> kids and animals are the only ones enjoying the latest, aren't the only ones enjoying the winter snow this video comes from the cincinnati zoo. my gosh, this panda, red panda, is so cute, i cannot get over it, having a great time in the snow. l

." >>> and take a look at this live shot from knoxville, tennessee. and now the storm is moving into the lower mid-atlantic. we're going to take you to virginia, next. >>> plus one of the biggest conferences is getting busy in washington, d.c., and chris christie is there and we'll talk about town hall with president obama. although the topic was a serious one, immigration, there were some serious moments. #diegate? >> the people who are least likely to vote are young people. so young people you need to think ahead, too. when we work on these issues most of us -- i'm going to include jose in the category of being old. >> we're the same age. >> whoa. >> he looks a little better because, you know i don't dye my hair. >> i know. >> it's called the obama -- >> no, that's natural. aring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. r

, it was required to let chattanooga's police officers have free reign to patrol from memphis to knoxvilleh tennessee's ability to order its political subdivisions subdivisions? of course not. there are other problems with the contention that it can preempt state restrictions on municipal broadband projects. this yields a strange result. while a state would be free to ban broadband projects outright it would be forbidden from imposing more modern restrictions on such projects. in other words, the most severe state law restrictions on broadband projects prohibitions, could not be preempted, but less strict could be. i doubt that congress adopted, much less intended, such a con vaa luted frame work when it enacted the act. and this could lead to perverse consequences. if a state can't athuthorize municipalities, it might be less likely to authorize them at all and doubt the porters would would welcome. more over -- state prohibitions on projects and state restrictions of such projects. tr a state law providing municipalities were operating projects beginning on january 1st, 2020. would that

as i think was just said, former mayor of knoxville, one election in 2010.taken office, you've done a lot. you stripped back teacher tenure protections, enacted tort reform, expanded charter schools. now you'll have four more years. we'll talk about some of your agenda for that. you've earned a reputation in tennessee for kind of an ernest no-drama guy, practical. a lot of governors have talked about you, describe you as a workhorse, not a show horse, someone who is eager to talk to both sides of the policy ideas and actually wants to talk about policy, kind of that self-defacing manner that has helped make you very popular in tennessee, so much so that no real democrat really ran against you last time. all of those things made you, to some, a surprising pick to be the republican governor's association chair. it's typically a job where you throw a lot of red meat. you're an attack dog. that's just not your style. >> it's not. i think in politics you start to get in trouble when you're not who you are, when you try to wear someone else's clothes and it doesn'

the former mayor of knoxville won the election in 2010 and since you've taken office you've done a lot of reforms in the first term protections to cut the charter schools taxes and now four more years you will talk about your agenda for that. you've earned a reputation in tennessee as an earnest kind of no drama guy. a lot of governors talked about you in the past as a workforce not a show horse and a someone that is eager to talk to both sides of the policy ideas and actually want to talk about policy so much so that no real democrat ran against you last time. all those things made the republican governors association chair. you throw a lot of red meat and that is just not your stuff. >> in politics you start to get in trouble when you are not who you are and try to wear someone else's clothes. that isn't who i am that's not why i ran for office. but i still think that might not be any but i still think they have an important role to play to be successful for the republican governors like me and other people. >> first i do want to start on the policy front. you called a special sessio

>> former mayor of knoxville won election in 2010 you've reformed tennessee service, stripped ten-year protections, expanded charter schools, now you have four more years, we'll talk about some of your agenda for that. you've earned a reputation in tennessee as an ernest kind of no drama guy, someone who doesn't low a lot of red meat is practical. a lot of governors i talked to about you in the past, they describe you as someone who wants to talk about policy, and that self-effacing manner that's helped make you popular in tennessee. no real democrat ran against you last time, all those things made you to some a surprising pick to be the governor's association chair, it's a job where you throw a lot of red meat, you're an attack dog, it's not your steal. >> it's not. >> i think in politics, you start to get in trouble when you're not who you are. that's not who i am, 'not why i ran for office but i still think our -- r.j. has a role to play to republican governors like me and a lot of other people. >> absolutely. i want to talk about that and i want to start on the policy front and the