because louisiana basically benefits when donald trump is in office. so here's a what the "wall street journal" said about trump's return to the office, how maga is taking back the culture. instead of taking a knee, america fl players are doing, quote, trump dance. mainstream entertainers, carrie underwood and smoop doug agreed to perform at donald trump's inauguration. a new generation of trump-friendly comedians and wellness influencers is populating youtube and other social media. january 20th, 2017, it was all about resistance the trump. now it seems to be among the opposition, acceptance, that this is happening and they've got to deal with it. >> well, i think what you see is an overall cultural shift of people that are ready to get america back to its greatness, its exceptionalism. when america's exceptional, america's a fun place. our quality of life rises above anywhere else on the globe. so people are, like, hey, we just want to get back to normal, having fun, making money, enjoying ourselves, taking care of people, being neighborly. i think t

the first ever blizzard warning for parts of texas and louisiana. snow and freezing rain from texas to florida to the carolinas. whiteout conditions. this is the texas panhandle right here. treacherous travel tonight. this is bourbon street in new orleans. the city getting eight inches of snow. blizzard conditions near lafayette, louisiana. cars and trucks off the road. near houston tonight, a fedex tractor trailer overturning. multiple airports, in fact, across the region, have halted all flights. snow all the way to the florida panhandle. look at this, winter storm warnings in pensacola. slow going on interstate 10. and just look at the numbers tonight. the dangerous cold. the wind chills tomorrow morning at or below zero. new york city to washington, d.c. and asheville, north carolina, minus 3. ginger zee with the forecast, but first, abc's victor oquendo in the middle of this storm. >> reporter: tonight, treacherous travel from a once in a generation gulf coast whiteout crippling the deep south. >> we've never seen anything like this. i mean, it

louisiana is digging out. a live look at bourbon street.ered in a layer of snow right now. the super bowl there in a couple of weeks. historic winter storm that brought record snowfall yesterday. baton rouge had one of the snowiest days in a century. mike is in louisiana. >> this is unbelievable. extreme weather. not only the most snowy day on record in baton rouge. this morning seven degrees above zero, the coldest january day on record. now it's 13. we'll get barely above freezing today and with some sun this will slush up some. we'll watch this vehicle come up the road. near collisions since yesterday. cars trying to get up the streets. a big skating rink not only here but on interstate 10 which is still shut down from here all the waif over towards the texas/louisiana border. as far as snowfall goes, new orleans eight to ten inches. the most snowy day on record. a blizzard yesterday. the airport is there. over houston it was a complete shutdown at the airport. today a third of cancellations on the board. today getting above freezing. a

foot of snow in louisiana. record breaking all-time snowiest days in mobile, alabama yesterday.f snow. unbelievable. that is a record for the region. this is just a sample. more snow in florida than new york city. hello. unbelievable. it is unbelievable. but here is the concern. temperatures will be below freezing next several days, all that snow will be on the ground. hopefully there won't be power outages, these areas don't have snow removal equipment. we have fire danger in southern california, couple of wildfires broke out near san diego yesterday, not contained, that is another story we'll be following. tomorrow a better day, still concerning. >> carley: it is wild. >> janice: amazing to be alive today and be able to report on an unbelievable snow event across the gulf. >> todd: i can't believe they have more than new york city andy we have gotten snow this year. >> janice: pinch me. >> todd: hr would get mad. >> janice: i'll pinch myself. >> todd: louisiana attorney general liz murrill. if this happened in northeast, we would be in trouble, take days off school, work might

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speaker, today i rise to recognize southeastern louisiana university in hammond, louisiana, for 100 years of educating students. my background is in higher education and i know a good school when i see one. southeastern is hitting the mark. with more than 150 academic programs and $1 billion in economic impacts southeastern is truly. ms. letlow: this year they saw the highest good graduation rate. southeastern is increasing with record-breaking enrollment and will continue to shape our leaders for years to come. a quality of education set students up for a lifetime of success. southeastern has had a tremendous impact. thank you to the faculty and staff. and under the president's leadership southeastern is mog in the right direction. i look forward to the work they will do in the second century and beyond. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> biolog

so louisiana i've seen seven eight inches of snow in places in louisiana.ppening is this really cold canadian air mass has come down right. so it's dry. cold air is dry. and the temperatures in the gulf of mexico are kind of record warmth right now for this time of year. so all this warm air is coming in meetings, meets this dry air right at the gulf. and they're just it's going to town like this. i think the last time something like this happened was 1895. so it's a big, big deal. it's a record event for sure. and the cold sticks around. so get ready for the cool overnights, the frozen wires, the electrical outages, things like that for the next couple of days. the temperatures today for us completely different above average by a lot. 67 today in vallejo, a little cooler in some places than it was yesterday, but not much dry stretch continues and kind of keeps us just in this holding pattern for the next, well, certainly through friday. this thing on saturday comes down. there could be a sprinkle, something in the hills, some kind of an event, but for the

. >> jessica: let's talk about louisiana, $120 billion in aid spent on louisiana in the last two decadesabout louisiana? this is so lame. i think we should look under the hood of louisiana for a second. tom tillis to his credit, tom tillis north carolina said we need to treat everyone the same as we have western north carolina. >> judge jeanine: if some point you are delinquent and derelict. jessica, i don't want to make a partisan point. if you can't protect the people of california where you know fires are coming. >> jessica: how about this one? >> >> judge jeanine: you can't get water pressure out of a fire hydrant. at some point you got to pay for it not the rest of us. >> jessica: what about when the grid froze in texas in 2021? somebody they are warned about. governor abbott, i didn't hear that. ted cruz went to cancun. >> dana: to protect the border which was a federal government. >> jessica: $400 billion out of california. >> judge jeanine: okay, let's get greg into the conversation. >> greg: so far they are dropping retardants, gavin newsom. they attach strings to everything. it

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coming up major winter storms leaving a bourbon street covered in snow and rare sighting for louisiana we will have updates on that in moments and the tale of two pastors one who sparked outrage with her low prayer with donald trump today, and the other he got big time praise with his unifying spiritual benediction on inauguration day. later, trump had a busy 36 hours signing executive orders, what are you most excited about? in the first 100 days? let us know on twitter and instagram, we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap. ♪ ♪ >> trace: the national weather focuses on freezing conditions here in washington for the inauguration, a major snowstorm now generating blizzard warnings to most of the southern states. box whether brandy is live in new orleans with the latest on this, it evening. >> good evening, i will tell you this day is one that many people in new orleans will remember for a very long time, some of them including children seen snow for the very first time. take a look at this footage showing what it was like as snow was coming down very heavy here, on canal

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blizzard warning for lake charles, louisiana. this is something you see across the northeast.r corpus, houston, new orleans, blizzard warning for this area and temperatures are going to remain cold. if you have five to eight inches of snow on the ground with areas that do not have snow removal equipment and possibility of power outages, this will be life-threatening situation. five to eight inches for coastal louisiana, this is lifetime, huge deal, they don't typically see this weather. we are getting five to eight. extremely dire situation across southern california, another particularly dangerous situation here with winds in excess of 70 to 80 and up to 100 miles per hour. both of these dire situations, southern california and precedented snow storm across the gulf coast states. ainsley, we'll update you, foxweather.com, for the latest details. back to you. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you. president trump keeping his promise to end biden's costly green new deal, electric vehicle mandates terminating 80 executive action signed under biden administration to revive the auto in

major highways frozen solid in louisiana. george is there. >> highways and roadways around baton rouge are closed today out of an abundance of caution, not just concerns of snowfall but icing as well. >> on the east coast, frigid temperatures. >> it's freezing cold. it's unbearable right now. >> the lake effect snow causing buffalo's mayor to declare a state of emergency. officials tonight warning that ice will continue to be a threat. >> air temperatures will be near or below freezing and ground temperatures are just above freezing. the snow could melt and instantly refreeze. >> as the storm marches east, residents bracing for more snow, sleet and freezing rain. >> let's turn to our friend al rocher whose tracking the storm and now, some of these cities haven't seen this kind of snow ever. >> in new orleans and lake charles, both snowstorms, they haven't seen this in over 60 years, from new orleans all the way to new bern, north carolina, 34 million people under warnings, you can see the snow from new orleans, panama city, m

more than ten inches in rain, louisiana. historic snowfall creating chaos in the air with more than 2200 flights canceled after airports in georgia, texas, mississippi, alabama, louisiana, and florida shut down or suspended operations. drivers also wary on the roads. >> it's just too dangerous. i don't want my car slipping and sliding. >> reporter: in mississippi, this truck appearing to narrowly miss an ambulance. major highways frozen solid in louisiana. nbc's george solis is there. >> reporter: highways and roadways around baton rouge are closed today, not just because of the snow fall, but concerns of icing as well. >> reporter: on the east coast, frigid temperatures. >> it's freezing cold. it's unbearable right now. >> reporter: the lake effect snow causing buffalo's mayor to declare a state of emergency. officials tonight warning that ice will continue to be a threat. >> air temperatures are going to be near or below freezing, and ground temperatures are just above freezing. that snow could melt and instantly refreeze.

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but given louisiana, we're not used to this kind of weather.'re not going to see the plows constantly clearing the roads. so on this side street that i'm on right now, i mean, it doesn't appear that it was plowed at all, but you will see some of the machinery, some of it actually borrowed from other states out trying to keep things clear, but a great time for people to stay inside or maybe walk around and try to just experience something that feels like a life, or once in a lifetime moment for people here in new orleans and louisiana. again, several inches of snow. this doesn't look like new orleans anymore. i feel like i am up north, and that's what other folks are saying. doesn't feel like new orleans, but we'll take it here to kick off 2025. >> and i wonder how the city is prepared for something like this, since this is something they have not seen before. and by the looks of these pictures, this is certainly something that most people in new orleans have never seen. i mean, this is a place that's usually got hot and humid weather. >> oh yea

we did not say, hey, before we give money to louisiana's disaster victims, we want louisiana to do more on climate change. democrats did not ask for that. no one asked for that. that should not happen now. i just want congress to pass relief as soon as possible. not condition aid. and now it is my honor to introduce the amazing representative, janelle bynum. she was a fantastic state legislator in oregon and now a fantastic member of congress. ms. bynum: thank you, congressman lieu. vice chair lou, chair aguilar. 52 years ago with roe v. wade our country established the fundamental freedom for women to make their own health care decisions. and as a result, more women had access to critical care and better health outcomes. since then we have seen anti-choice extremists roll that right back and they have taken steps to ban access to reproductive care entirely. and it is my belief that this has had devastating impacts on women across the country. disproportionately affecting women of color, women with low-incomes, and women in rural communities. now, this week house republicans are having

still ahead, for the first time ever, parts of louisiana are facing a blizzard warning. these are live pictures from new orleans. we have the latest in the forecast track as another round of extreme winter weather hits the south. plus, the mayor of los angeles is warning that everyone needs to be on high alert as those strong santa ana winds could ramp up the wildfire threat once more. stay with cnn news central. we're back in just moments. >> this park changed my life. >> superman. crazy. just that simple little thing over the horse. >> chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally walking because of him. >> super man. the christopher reeve story. february 2nd on cnn. >> speak now or forever. >> hold your only took for our cough liquid. unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym cough. crisis averted. >> you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid, but may be missing benefits they could really use. extra benefits they may be eligible t

[applause] i will now invite mike johnson of louisiana give a toast to the vice president. separates the successful from the unsuccessful are the expectations they had for their own lives. that expectation is a powerful thing. the people in our lives provided to us, we all need that. nobody needs hope and encouragement in a great expectation and lives that will make us further and retire. we know the great story of what has been in your life. weeks a lot about his beautiful wife. you yourself have been inspiring people. you have been so faithful to tell your story to inspire so many so our hope and prayer is you continue as you help us execute on the america's first agenda and others provide all of what is possible in america and is just getting started. i pray you inspire young men in america you are a great example to all of us if you work hard and play by the rules and do the right thing, you get a lot out of life. please raise the class, the possibilities of our own future and great new horizons in great examples of our new vice president, j.d. vance. america will now i

frances shaw a louisiana treasure. [ cheering ] >> today, i present to you this certificate which wesaying, you are a special person and that your impact on education has made this state better. god bless you. [ cheers and applause ] >> i am honored to offer this proclamation designating november 14th, 2024 as frances shaw day. [ cheering ] >> ms. shaw, ms. shaw, you got your own day, ms. shaw! ♪ ms. shaw, what would you like to say? >> thank you is not enough. you know, vikings, we played together, and we pray together. and sometimes you think your prayers are not answered. but as i've always told you, in his own time, in his own way, prayers get answered. and this over many years of praying has been our answer. it's beautiful. it's sweet. [ cheering ] >> that as dav i tried to quit smoking cigarettes probably hundreds of times over the years. two or three days into quitting again. i go get into a vehicle and guess what? there's a pack of cigarettes in there. i mean, i've got the unlit cigarette in my hand and i said to myself, why do i even try to quit? when if i'm going to cave so

and parts of interstate 10 in louisiana completely shut down. of the gulf of mexico in texas and louisiana. we can see over 5 inches of snow in louisiana by the time we end today. the cold air does extend border to border, up to the north we have feel like temperatures as cold as negative 55 degrees in due lieutenant, minnesota. it's going to stay cold all the way through friday. no matter where you live, we're in it together. also, we do have breaking news on fox weather, a new fire has erupted outside of es candido, call imporcalifornia. join us on fox weather today. cheryl: real quick, those winds are picking up, right, in los angeles? >> we have a high wind warning where winds could be stronger than 100 miles per hour. we have a particularly dangerous situation north of los angeles today. the new fire is down to the south, closer to san diego, the lilac fire. cheryl: oh, gosh. okay. all right. britta, thank you so much. we're going to take a quick break. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. only the servi

so a big deal here for especially for louisiana.other big story. santa ana winds are back. we have a new wildfire alert for the san diego area with evacuations taking place. and a particularly dangerous situation again for southern california. wind in excess of 70 to 80 miles per hour. another huge story. fox weather.com is covering it right now. lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: j.d., you quote us covered, always. thank you. >> lawrence: got it. so trump taking immediate action to enforce the border as the cbp 1 immigration application went offline minutes after he was sworn into office. >> first, i will declare a national emergency at our southern border. all illegal entry will immediately be halted and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. >> lawrence: so this app. was responsible for letting more than 900,000 migrants into the country since it was launched in january of 2023. curt the cyberguy joins us now. curt, so, explain this app., you know,

we did not put partisan conditions on florida, louisiana or the carolinas. partisan conditions are not helpful and will distract from the helpful and will delay. reporter: a while ago, the speaker said this is not partisan and not politics. and the way it is supposed to be used. and going out and showing get a pound of flesh for every dollar spent. you have the speaker staying that? >> the speaker's comments are outrageous. when mother nature strikes, she doesn't go, hay, if you are democrat or republican. that's how it happens. republicans lost so did independents and no voters. and seeing how absurdity is to say we are not going to rebuild this post office because used by 60% democrats and 40% republicans. when a tornado strikes in a red state or a flood states, it's a red state we aren't going to provide disaster relief. we are the united states of america. 50 states. and california provides more in taxes to the federal government than it gets back in services. california subsidizing a bunch of red states. if you look at actual numbers, it is outrageous t

airports in florida, louisiana, and texas suspending operations altogether due to the weather.0 flights and counting have been canceled today. melissa o'donnell, abc news, los angeles. >> no snow in the forecast here, but like the south, it has happened before. it snowed in the east bay just a couple of years ago. february of 2023. a light dusting of snow in the oakland and berkeley hills. the last time there was measurable snow in san francisco. we're going back a ways. february of 1976. and prior to that, 1962 and 1951. >> all right. never mind the unusual snow. i take a little common rain at this point. >> rain or warmth? spencer. >> warmth. warmth would be good, too. we don't expect any warmth overnight. in fact, as a matter of fact, we have a freeze warning in effect from midnight to 10 a.m. for the north bay interior mountains, valleys, interior valleys, and a frost advisory for all of the remainder of the bay area except san francisco and the peninsula coastline. so you can see it's going to be pretty cold in the early morning hours. lows dropping down to 29 degrees at l

. >>> louisiana state troopers will not be charged in the death of a black driver, and an accused stalkerd in court. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." espn says a texas man accused of stalking indiana fever star caitlin clark was ordered held on a $50,000 bond. >> guilty as charged -- >> no -- >> show me -- >> stop talking. >> michael lewis had multiple outbursts when he appeared in court in indianapolis yesterday. he was ordered to stay away from two basketball arenas where the indiana fever play their home games and not to have any contact with clark. lewis is accused of sending multiple threatening and sexually violent messages on social media. >>> nola.com says federal prosecutors will not charge louisiana state troopers in the death of black driver ronald greene. white troopers were captured on body cam video in 2019 stunning and beating greene after a high-speed chase. the video was withheld by officials for two years. the decision follows an fbi investigation into greene's deaths and allegations of an attempted cover-up by state police. >>> and "the hill"

governors in georgia, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and even the sunshine state, florida, declaredtates of emergency. and many people who aren't used to seeing snow tried to take advantage like these surfers in florida swapping the ocean for dry land. cbs' naomi ruchim joins us now with details. you know, many of these communities have never dealt with weather like this. >> reporter: and may never again, michael. good morning. this kind of storm is truly once in a lifetime, especially in the south which is making for some beautiful scenes of people enjoying real sticking snow for what might be their only chance ever. but these cold and wet conditions are also quite dangerous, and millions are still in the midst of it all. from texas to north florida, scenes of snow are surprising about 40 million americans. >> it's beautiful. there's just no words to describe it. snow on the beach, who would have thought? >> reporter: in gulf shores, alabama, snowy beach fronts were a first for those who came out just to witness it all. while students at the university of southern alabama went sled

first time ever for lake charles, louisiana. and here it is.ment of transportation. snow plows. you don't normally see this part of texas, but we have snow plow crews working throughout the district clearing lanes. conditions are not safe. that is houston. they brought some snow plows down from dallas. how about that? you've never seen that, have you? never. and you work there? >> you know, i lived there two and a half years, and the worst we got was a ton of rain. never snow. >> never ice. unbelievable. all right. for us. cold. my goodness. middletown, boulder creek, morgan hill, novato, lafayette are all in the 20s. windsor, menlo park and santa clara are all close. and maybe your backyard thermometer. you're looking at a i'm 20 year, i get it. we have an offshore breeze. it's not that strong compared to yesterday, but it's still slightly offshore, which will translate into a nice afternoon. but man, it's a cold start here. 30s, upper 20s. walnut creek's 2929 now atherton. you go atherton. how about that? although pillar point is 50 foster ci

this is new orleans, louisiana right now. this is our station wgno, seeing the most snow there in more than a century. the wind chill 14 degrees in new orleans. we have team coverage of the historic storm and deep freeze. trevor ault starts us off. he's in tallahassee, where the wind chill is 17. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this has truly been a once in a life time snowstorm for the gulf coast. we have the florida capitol building here and the front lawn with palm trees blanketed in a layer of snow and sleet. for some parts of the state, they received more snow than any living resident here has ever seen before. of course all the drivers are also battling conditions they've never had to battle before. overnight, a rare and deadly winter storm taking aim at parts of the country. interstate 10 in pensacola, florida, shutting down. >> i don't have to tell anybody that we're not necessarily used to walking in a winter wonderland here in florida. >> reporter: officials warning in northern florida

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parts of louisiana saw as much as ten inches of snow. parts of central florida got up to eight inches. and five inches fell just outside houston. the snow creating chaos on the roads with nearly 170 snow-related accidents in the houston area. chaos in the air as well. flights were canceled airports were shut down or suspended operations. at least four weather-related deaths are suspected. another death was reported in milwaukee. meanwhile, bitter cold is settling in for much of the south and east. michelle grossman is tracking all of it. good morning. >> we had a lot of snow in the south yesterday. this storm is winding up over the next several hours. still going to bring snow to portions of the carolinas. still 25 million people impacted. we could see winter storm warnings for portions of florida all the way to parts of virginia. also winter weather advisory from the white. for a time there was a blizzard warning for texas and louisiana. that is very rare. as we go throughout time here, we're going to see this low pressure moving off th

russell was born in louisiana, moved to oakland when he was a child.pionships in mcclymonds high school in oakland, then went on to win several nba championships. he was 88 years old when he died in 2022. three former major league baseball players were inducted into the hall of fame, one of them vallejo native. cc sabathia says even after retirement, baseball is still a big part of his life. >> i'm a baseball fan, and i thought once i was done playing, i thought i would never go back to the park and i would be away from the game and do these different things, but i love the game. >> the former pitcher won a world series in 2009 with the yankees, was selected to six all-star games in his 19 year career. he talked about what it means to be enshrined in cooperstown. >> it was a lot o emotions, you know, just thinking about, you know, my journey, thinking about, you know, my family, my wife, my dad, my mom, you know, all the different people that played a huge role in me getting to where, you know, where we are today. you know, i just it was just a wave of

lafayette, louisiana 9.5in the old record. 2.7in in 1963.eans eight inches beaumont, texas six. pensacola, that is florida five inches houston, texas. right there at four. now, as we roll through tomorrow, if you're doing any traveling, any kind of snow has moved out. but we've got some cold 20s and 30s from the northeast down to pensacola, florida. lots of 30s and 40s for the mid u.s, and california is going to be o of the warmest spots. let me get you more details on our forecast in your microclimate weather. and as we head through tomorrow morning, we're starting it off. chilly. frost advisories. freeze warnings in effect, the coldest up here towards napa and also santa rosa in the mid 30s. also coming in with some mid 30s around concord. san jose, 3940s near the coast. the payoff by the afternoon though, if you can get through that chilly weather in the morning, it's going to be worth it. look at this upper 60s for much of the bay area. 68 in san jose. 65 martinez, 68 in napa, 62 there in half moon bay. so all in all, a great day with th

how this once in a generation storm could bring snow to places like florida and louisiana. we're following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central thank you so much for sharing your afternoon with us. >> i'm boris sanchez alongside kayla tausche, who's in for brianna keilar today. kayla, great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> yeah. any minute now, president trump is expected to meet with republican leaders from the house and senate at the white house, discussing next steps to enact his aggressive legislative agenda. >> it comes as the new president is already putting republican lawmakers on the spot on capitol hill after he pardoned january 6th, rioters convicted of assaulting police officers. cnn's jeff zeleny is live at the white house. cnn's lauren fox is on capitol hill. jeff, let's start with you. what are you hearing about this oval office meeting that's ongoing? >> well, look. >> kayla, there is a lot to talk about between president trump and the. republican leaders of congress. yes, they have the republic

emergencies have been declared from louisiana to georgia. orleans is preparing for something it hardly ever sees. 1 to 3in of snow. >> i'm told that this hasn't happened in our city. documented definitely since 1963, but it also has the potential to exceed anywhere from the 1900s, i believe. >> and airports in houston are closed. the storm has forced thousands of flights to be canceled or delayed. in southern california this morning, new fire concerns two brush fires in san diego county, forcing residents to evacuate the so-called lilac and paula fire started about an hour apart overnight. the fires have burned nearly 200 acres so far. there is no containment on either fire. no word yet on what caused the flames to ignite. but most of southern california remains under a red flag warning because of strong winds. people in parts of la and ventura counties are facing an unprecedented third pds red flag warning this month. as santa ana winds return, officials are urging people to be ready to evacuate if necessary and warning the power might be t

we're looking at 4 to 5, louisiana 4 to 7. so it's been a wild day. a lot of folks just staying off the roads, they just don't have the snow clearing equipment to keep those roads plowed. so it's certainly very dangerous. but also if you can get through that and just enjoy it from home, it is very, very beautiful. all right. take you outside here to something else beautiful. and that is our sunset here in san francisco tonight. right now. 57. good to see some calm winds in here. and temperatures will be dropping ofoff to so much colder 40s once we head into 9:00 tonight. and look really as we head through tomorrow's forecast, i don't see any big changes in the weather pattern. we have high pressure that's going to keep that storm track off to the north. also bring back some chilly temperatures for the morning. so most of the bay area is under some frost advisories. but take note out here up towards the marin, napa, sonoma county areas. we're under a freeze warning for tomorrow morning where temperatures will get close to the freezing mark. so another

to a team where i was loved and respected and tough like that. >> he'll never forget his roots in louisianaeels he's right where he belongs, here in the bay area. >> this is my home and where i'm loved and the people i love is here. >>> we're a couple months away from the a's making their debut in their temporary new home of sacramento. today the organization, unveiled a new sacramento patch. that is a massively large patch. >>> george kittle enjoying his offseason went viral last night after chugging a beer on the jumbotron at the nashville predators game and it timed up perfectly with a preds' goal, kittle proving to be a good luck charm. >>> tennis, coco gauff looked stress free before her third round match at the australian open taking down layla fernandez in straight sets and after the match she got lots of praise for her highlighter yellow outfit. >> is it as comfortable as much as it looks good? >> yes. it's definitely comfortable. a lot of people are wondering how i use the bathroom in it. so i did post a video on my stories, not like actually demonstrating, but get the idea, but ok

i'm from louisiana, football and hurricanes. and we have the playbooks, we're determining the sequence of the plays and i have to do that with the new head coach in that metaphor with donald trump, and my teammates and everybody has to know what position they play on the field and how they do that. we are in the process. this is not going to be perfect and the initial ideas are often not the ones ultimately adopted, but it's not a threat overall to that agenda. we're going to get it done. >> i want to stay on the debt ceiling a little longer. when you came up with the idea to put the debt ceiling on reconciliation, you suggested you would find 2.5 trillion dollar in offsets for conservatives to get on board and yet, you have a lot of members who have never voted for a debt ceiling increase. did they tell you at the time that if you stick to that promise, 2.5 trillion, that they will vote for this? or are you finding now that, okay, they're not going to be there, let's just abandon that strategy? >> no, i have two members in part

it does not matter if you are in louisiana, florida, georgia, or california. when our communities suffer, we must pull together as one to help communities with the aid they need to rebuild. when hurricanes hit florida, georgia, and north carolina over the years, we didn't say, don't send aid because of politics. when a speaker's home of louisiana suffered losses and devastation, we didn't say, let's attach strings to the aid. we don't do that. because above all we help our fellow americans. we don't turn tragic situations caused by natural disasters into political fights. let's not start now. i implore my colleagues to put politics aside. to love thy neighbor as yourself. to support a bipartisan recovery effort with no strings attached that builds a safer, more resilient future for you our communities -- for our communities harmed by the wildfire. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa, for five minutes. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. well, on his first day in office president trump wait

and we could see 5 to 8 inches of snow in parts of southern louisiana. this is a huge deal.atures that are going to be below freezing for many days. and i am really concerned with how people are going to deal with this. along the gulf coast. so we are going to continue to monitor this all the way up towards the southeast, by the way. and that cold air is going to remain in place through the weekend to see 5 to 8 inches in this region is unprecedented along with that blizzard warning. the other huge story we are watch something more wildfires breaking out, san diego county right now with evacuations and winds potentially up to 100 miles per hour, again, particularly dangerous situation for all of these regions in southern california so this is something we have to watch, especially today through tomorrow major snow storm impacting the gulf coast and these southern wildfires just really incredible. fox weather.com, by the way. covering all of these stories, brian. i will send it other to you. >> brian: serious weather stuff. and when the fire the president i know is going out

speaker of the house from louisiana. we're going to have another major hurricane hit louisiana at some point. unfortunately, god forbid. and there's going to be a new round of flooding. and if that aid was made conditional, he'd scream bloody murder. and he should, i say, i will just say i the comparison to katrina and these fires, i think i'm not totally aligned with because the reason why what happened in katrina is the levees broke, which was not a natural disaster, but it was obviously the hurricane was the first step. >> i think people in california voted for these folks, and there will be another election. and if folks are disappointed with their leadership, then they won't get reelected again. i don't think mike johnson should be putting conditions on money, on money that is going to be helping american citizens rebuild their home when they have lost everything, when they had nothing, nothing to do with it on any end. >> i'm not against aid for people, but but if the politicians in sacramento are going to be the b

you just heard new orleans, 9 inches, but new orleans is not the biggest number in louisiana.ayette with almost a foot. 10.5 inches of snow. new york city, on the other side of the coin, only 1.6. where does the system go? it's going to be pushing off to the east, places like charleston, south carolina; savannah, into maybe raleigh, north carolina. 3 to 6 inches for you, and whatever you pick up, look at this. it's not going anywhere. it stays bitterly cold. all that light blue or purple either cold weather warnings or extreme cold weather warnings. you're waking up to some tough numbers out there. tomorrow morning, it's 3 below in washington, but look at new orleans. 11 degrees to kick off your day. towns that don't see snow, they've seen snow tonight. norah, it's all yours. >> norah: lonnie, thank you so much. dozens are dead in a fire in a ski resort in turkey. the details when we return. det. a ski resort in turkey. the details when we return. nkru, a medical device manufacturer, could affect your rights. exactech distributes shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle implants, includ

how about louisiana? you said louisiana has its knives out for black immigrants. who in louisiana were you talking about again? >> i'm not certain, that was two years ago. and as i'm sure, you know, much has happened in the last two years. >> what did you say again? >> i do not remember the context. >> you said somebody had their knives out from louisiana for black immigrants, but you don't know who they were? you just said it. >> i said the attorney general of louisiana and texas and i believe this referred to specifically lawsuits brought and arguments that were made in that the arrival of his. >> thank you very much, senator, appreciate that. >> we have a broken immigration system. this was acknowledged over a decade ago when i first arrived in the united states senate. we actually in 20 13 had a bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform bill that addressed the issues of all of the emigrants who are working in various large sectors of our economy, ie in the ag sector , where the chamber of commerce are concerned about what we're doing with immigration policy