that's more than lubbock usually gets in an entire year. about all of this with karen maginnis. a lot of snow and it is moving this way. >> and when you see pictures like that, some people say, oh, i want my children to see the snow fall. if you're planning on driving and letting kids look at the snowfall, it is going to be crazy dangerous. let's show you the pictures out of lubbock and this is the sixth time since 1911 that they have seen double digit snowfall totals for one day. and you can imagine just how treacherous this was and state troopers all across the carolinas are looking at the road conditions there. charlotte being one of those areas, want to show you how res forecast and what we anticipate that radar will look like. storm system is going to move moderately slowly. but in its wake, the rainfall and the warm sector of this system, plenty of cold air. this diving to the south on the ridge of high pressure, that low pressure system further to the south, a complex conglomeration of events taking place here. we have overrunning mo

it does snow in lubbock texas, that is the annual amount.till snowing and they're up to 10.5 inches in one day. so they crushed their yearly average in 24 hours. and that is something. now, you are pretty much done in texas, this is where the storm is right now, east of texas, and the flood threat continues across the southeast. the area that i'm concerned about as well is not just because of rain, because we have temperatures that are going to be falling below 32 across portions of tennessee, and into northern arkansas, and this area here is likely going to see accumulation of not snow but ice, and that's going to be treacherous here and that's where we have the winter weather advisories for this region. and the blockbluster snow is going to be reserved for the carolinas, and into parts of virginia. atlanta, this is not your storm there is going to be a wintry mix northeast of atlanta. but thankfully, not there because i think there are two plows in atlanta. here is the ice accumulation. i start getting worried when power lines start coming

check out the back side of it, over lubbock, texas. an icy mix from memphis to north carolina.th carolina has been declared a state of emergency as up to four feet of snow falls in the mountains there and heavy rain across the south. pretty quiet back at home. this is san rafael. 38 in morgan hill. and changing the shot for you, but a nice blue sky in san francisco. 36, santa rosa. 41 in concord. lake tahoe is about 9 this morning in the tahoe valley airport. 44 and sunny today. so we're cool with a little bit of fog and haze. a chance of rain late tomorrow through the overnight hours into monday. that will allow for a wet monday morning commute. so snowfall looking pretty good across the state. 104% of normal. central sierra around yosemite 109%. we picked up several inches of archin the past couple of days and that translated into a lot of snow in the south. 125% of average. so sunny today, more clouds tomorrow. you heard about kirkwood all open. we're bringing in rain into the bay area tomorrow. a one on the storm impact scale. light amounts, anywhere from a couple hundredth

ex lubbock picked up 10 inches of snow. that is now the second snowiest day on record in.ll of decemb it's actually the seventh biggest snowstorm on record in lubbock texas. this storm certainly overachieved out tre. then over in north carolina very far from texas we're also dealg with the snow. it's coming down and starting to acdumulate. am has picked up about 6 inches of snow already and it's only going to continue with residents in the north carolina area being advised not to go out on the rkeds. look at boone north carolina where the snow has been coming down. we have about 6 inches on the ground there as iwell. th the higher elevations and it's in this area where we could end upith 12 to 18 inches of snow. kind of a historic storm for north carolina and it's going to move up into virginia as well. we have our winter storm warnings in effect in that part of the country and you can see he across virginia, across west virginia, even through eastern and western kentucky. we're also looking a that severe weather as far as

we saw ten inches in lubbock. >> are you kidding me? that's a lot. >> a lot for lubbock.storm went through. this is going to be winds that are like 50 to 70 miles an hour, especially across west texas, eastern new mexico. this storm moves across tomorrow. we had record-breaking snow across parts of north carolina sunday and monday. now we're going to have rain move over that. so the next few days, we'll have the chance for a flooding situation going on in the carolinas. keep in mind people that are recovering from hurricane -- >> i wanted to ask you about that. with fewer trees and already infrastructure is under stress. >> infrastructure is under stress and we have had record-breaking rainfall in north carolina for the year. after this weekend, we'll probably have spots over 100 inches of rain for the year total, which blows away -- >> i read that north carolina got all of the water it's supposed to get in one storm for the year? >> yes. that is what happened with florence. take a look at the videos. this is some video of the snow from last weekend. that is salt lake cit

reporter: the weather system dumped record rain in california before bringing rare ten inches of snow to lubbock, texas. in houston, a half foot of rain caused flash flooding in low lying areas. the system drenched the deep south further north it was ice and snow. airlinesdave cancelend delayed hundreds of flights from the southern plains to the mid-atlantic. shoppers expecting to be inside for a while have cleaned off store shelves in the are to be hit next. >> from our standpoint we are cautioning you against the worst so we are prepared for whatever comes our way. >> reporter: ready or notor millions of americans winter is truly here. chris pollone, nbc news. >>> so what's the latest information on the potential impact? i knowhis was so dicey like feast or famine for some reason. is that still the caseor >> kind of of. we're getting a little more confiden so we have a good chance of seeing some snow in our region. who's going to see it,well, it will come down to where this storm pans out. so i'm going to break that down for a minut i want to show you where it's set up. this is the area of low

. >> reporter: the mammoth storm now parading across the lubbock texas with more than 10 inches of snow. only the sixth double-digit snowfall here since 1911, leaving drivers to maneuver around slick roads, while the houston area wrestled with a winter washout. relentless rain up to half a foot in spots, triggered flash floods that submerged several cars, catching some drivers off guard. the soggy system now on the move. states of emergency have been declared in north carolina and virginia, which are bracing for snow and ice. >> this is a snowstorm, not a snowfall. it's serious. >> reporter: the storm is snarling air traffic with american airlines alone canceling more than 1,000 weekend flights. in bristol, virginia, they're stocking up on shovels and salt. >> i'm a mail carrier, so i'm pretty concerned, because i -- if the truck can get the mail there, i've got to go no matter what. >> reporter: the floodwaters here in texas are receding. what's left behind are the cars that got caught in these floodwaters. tonight the powerful storm that has created so many headaches across the countr

and the city of lubbock, texas got ten inchesf snow yesterday, beating its yearly average in just 24 hours. while storms damage property, they can also spoil water supplies by spreading disease or toxic algae. read more at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the most recent revelations about president trump's personal lawyer michael coern and the president's fo campaign manager paul manafort offered more information about past dealings-- both financial and political-- in the trump organizate n. for an insok at how mr. trump's campaign and businesses are connected and what cohen and manafort may know, we're joined now by ilya marritz, a host of the podcast "trump inc."-- a joint reporting project from new york public radio station wnyc and propublica. >> first of all, going back just this past week how snificant were these documents? >> they were nowrm enormously signifant. not only wherever mueller's probe may be headed but the specific crimes, misdeeds, accused crimes that michael cohen and paul manafort engagedn on my way up here i was on the subway and the guy was reang the new york

enough maybe to plow between amarillo and lubbock.ahoma city looks like ice over to a little bit of snow. and then for the possible historic portion of this storm, that's western north carolina. got my eyes on you in charlotte, the queen city, upstate south carolina and asheville to boone to greensboro. we could get hit with a foot of snow in some cases. that's a lot of snow for western north carolina, ecity. 41. we're setting the stage for our icy snow winter event in the days ahead. we'll break down the complete weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. see you in a bit. >>> in today's quick hits, north korea, they are reportedly expanding and upgrading a missile base according to new satellite imagery studied by independent researchers. the team believes the base is capable of hosting long-range u.s. >>> french president emmanuel macron is bowing to protesters. officials told the associated press the leaders are abandoning a fuel tax hike that sparked riots in paris over the weekend. >>> leaders hashing out a plan to punish s

in texas, nearly a foot of snow falling in lubbock, blanketing roadways, making driving treacherous. this police car struggling to stay on the road. to the south, over 7 inches of rain inundating the houston area, turning some roads into rivers. car after car under water, some abandoned completely. high-water rescue teams out in force, pulling this driver to safety. >> i didn't know how high the water was going to get. >> reporter: and now, this powerful storm barreling east, putting millions from oklahoma to the carolinas in the throes of dangerous weather. a combination of salt brine up to 30,000 gallons of it, heavy equipment, of course, to help move 5,000 tons of rock salt to treat these roads and that's just for charlotte alone, one of many southern cities trying to beat back this winter storm. road crews unaccustomed to heavy snow preparing for the worst. tonight, residents stockpiling supplies. the shelves at this grocery store picked bare. virginia and north carolina under a state of emergency in anticipation of what could be a crippling storm. >> parts of the south bracing f

there are not that many unicorns in lubbock, texas, or in el paso. you need to be near and world-class university. no offense to university of texas public school system which is an outstanding school system. you need to be seen as, or least i i thought you need to be seen as a good citizen. you typically have to be vertical, control the consumer experience from beginning to end to source control your brand. just have an incredible facility with data, whether it's artificial intelligence or just general analytics. there's a series of attributes i believe you could apply that are common across all these companies and then use that as a means for identified of the great companies that might be able to someday be a trillion dollar company. for example, taking the t algorithm i scanned the universe and i felt to company that also might be trillion dollar compass. the one identified was netflix and equipment quoted fifth horseman which you think it's in is spotify. >> host: here's the book. it's called "the four: the hidden dna of amazon, apple, facebook,

them are wind a bike ride of a world class engineering university but not that many unicorns in lubbock, texas, oring paso. you need to be near a world class university. no offense to university of texas, public school system, which is an outstanding school system. you need to be seen as at least i thought you need to be seen as a good citizen. you typically have to be vertical. have to control the consumer experience from beginning to end, controlling your brand. have to have an incredible facility with data, whether it's artificial intelligence or just general analytic but there are a series of at tribuschsout can apply that are common chrysler the companies and use that as a means for identifying other great companies that might be able to be a trillion dollar company. so for example, taking the t algorithm, i scanneds the universe and found two companies that i thought might potential hill be contributory negligence dollar companies and the -- trillion door companies and one was netflix and my quote unquote fifth horseman that fits the t algorithm is spotify. >> host: here's the boo

lot i so on a lot of ice let's take a look at the details them because we have these pictures from lubbock in texas showing what does look like quite a beautiful scene we had twenty five centimeters of snow here in just from this one storm and the average over the entire year is normally twenty one centimeters so just below that and the most we've ever seen in one day before is about eight and a half centimeters so this is a phenomenal amount of snow that we've seen from this one system now it's working its way eastwards in the south we're seeing a lot of heavy rain there's been over eighty millimeters of wet weather along the south coast there a bit further north and we've got a lot of snow where there used to meet that's where we've seen a lot of ice black ice form in from some freezing rain and that's probably the most dangerous type of weather there is it turns everything into she ties and it also makes things very very heavy so it can pull down trees and power lines pretty quickly the whole storm is working its way eastwards but it hasn't finished with as yet we've still got around th

the storm pushed from texas beginning friday burying lubbock, texas under 10 inches of snow before punishing the carolinas.... crushing accumulation amounts typical for the year, seen in 24 hours. the winter weather system expected to move off the coast monday, but affecting days. in charlotte, north carolina, i'm omar jimenez (jrs) up next...we've seen these videos before. packages snatched up right in front of the camera but this pint sized porch pirate has police shaking their heads. (justine) police in maryland are searching for the person who was caught on camera stealing a package from someone's doorstep.(jrs) in this case, police say this suspect is no older than eight-years-old. ron matz brings us the story. holiday light shine bright at night on inez court in bel air, but in broad daylight this little girl becomes the center of attention.she's the tiniest porch pirate seen so far and it's all caught on tape by a home security camera.vallan hardison/bel air resident: "definitely shocked that it was such a small child coming up to my front door and running away with my package." valla

western tennessee, the smoky mountains and up through north carolina and even in texas, lubbock, texassterday, a foot of snow, and 8 to 12 inches throughout parts of virginia and north carolina, and then thunderstorms and severe weather from georgia through to florida. we have nice views here, and even for the cloud cover here throughout the bay, and san francisco is in the upper 40s and 47 in morganhill, and in a half moon bay with the highs up in the 40s. so 19 in truckee and going for the high of 44, and more clouds as well in the mountains and the temperatures back home still in the upper 40s. not budging much today. i would not be surprised if we stay in the low to mid-50s with the gray sky and the sunshine w. the monday morning commute on the way, we are looking at the light showers and breezy wins and this is going to fall apart. it is a weak system scaling back on the rainfall and as we look at the time line here, this is midnight and showers from santa rosa to napa. you have a few scattered showers from east a bay to san francisco and breezy and cool for the rest of the monday

texas in particular, some very heavy rain by corpus christi, but almost 4 inches of snow around lubbocke rain/snow line hovering 34, 35 degrees through many states. and this is going to encompass north carolina, south carolina, tennessee and end up with the mountains picking up anywhere from 3 to 4 feet of snow. mout. tam right now, a few clou and some fog in the valleys. 49 san francisco, 43 san jose and mountain view, 41 in half moon bay. 36 santa rosa, 38 livermore, row 40s in san rafael. and emeryville pretty nice, clear, chilly, sunshine today, a chance of light rain tomorrow night into your monday morning commute. and we'll look at the storm impact scale which is a 1, it will bring the most generous rain to the north bay. and as you see, this moves slowly, notice that we have some yellows overnight sunday night into monday morning. but by the time it pushes through san francisco, oakland and san mateo, it will weaken. 6:00 in the morning and then it will perhaps fall apart as we get into the south bay. so 9:00 monday this morning, it is over with and we'll see sunshine to follow f

the storm pushed from texas beginning friday burying lubbock, texas under 10 inches of snow before punishing the carolinas.... crushing accumulation amounts typical for the year, seen in 24 hours. the winter system expected to move off the coast monday, but affecting thousands for days. in charlotte, north carolina, i'm omar jimenez (jr stone) in the east bay.. alameda county leaders are transforming two warming centers into winter shelters for people living on the streets. its part of a 10 point 5 million dollar plan-- approved by the board of supervisors-- addressing the needs of the homeless.. the money will go to areas that have seen a rise in the number of people living in the area without a home.. a mobile hygiene bus with showers, restrooms, and other services will also be provided by the unincorporated county homlessness action plan. last month, leaders approved $340 million dollars in spending to address homelessness through 20-21. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. rodriguez. overnight lows will be milder with widespread 40s tonight th

: the weather system dumped record rain in california before bringing a rare 10 inches of snow to lubbock, texas. in houston, afalf foot rain caused flash flooding in low-lying areas. e system drenched the deep south saturday.or further n it was ice and snow. airlines have canceled and delayed hundrs of plane. shpers have cleaned off store shelves in the areas to be hit next. >>rom our standpoint, we are cautioning on the side of the worst so we are prepared for whatever comes our way and which ever mother nature decides to put on. >>eporter: ready or not, for millions of americans, winter is uly here. chris pollone, nbc news. >>> all eyes locallyri won when the snow might arrive in the area. there's a sharp line with this snowstorm for sure so we have tc with lauryn to see what she's saying about her forecast. you look a our area, things are calm but we'll be watching that precipitation as it moves in. >> they were saying parts of northern virginia could see as much as four inches of snow sunday >> whoa. bring it over here. way. bring it over this >> let's update the nbc washington app.

take lubbock, texas, for example, they got a year's worth of snow in about 18 hours yesterday.ble, picking up over 10 and a half inches. they were definitely an overachiever in terms of how much snow they ended up getting. most of the snow is focused off to the east, places like tennessee, north carolina, kentucky and even places like extreme northeast georgia. you can see it's mostly rain down to the south, cities like atlanta and columbia dealing with heavy rain at times, and downtown nashville looking at heavy rain. but just to the north of that, it's sleet and heavy rain. those roads are likely impassable because of how slick they're going to be. cities like raleigh and greensboro, you're now getting straight snow and at times it's coming down very heavy. when you talk about charlotte, it depends on where you live. charlotte is in mecklenber county. if you're in the southern part of that county, you're likely getting snow. if you're in the northern part, you're likely getting rain. one of the biggest concerns, however, is ice. because many of those same locations are going

lubbock texas received ten inches of snow, two inches more than usually.ning about black ice and freezing fog and the highway patrol responded to at least 500 vehicle collisions and over 1,000 calls per service. american airlines reports it cancelled flights for sunday for monday. make travel treacherous. >> take a look at this winter wonderland where the parents on this, they had six inches of snow. it is still falling. it may look pretty and conditions are dangerous and they are dealing with a lot of traffic and power outages and school closures. back to one of the big stories, a lot of new information to unpack in the russia investigation. the president tweeting he is totally cleared. today a democratic member of congress says the president could face jail time so which is it? just ahead here in the cnn newsroom. we'll lay it out for you. what we know about trump, russia and possible collusion. aaaaaahhhhhhhh! ballooned your car. call meeeee! (burke) a fly-by ballooning. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we

this is what lubbock, texas, woke up to this morning.lanketing streets, trees, cars, states across the entire southern tier are prepping for heavy snow and ice. an arsenal the plows, salt, and sand. this is expected to be a crippling storm with a mix of rain, snow, and ice. the snow is beginning to fall in north carolina. mountain towns could get up to 16 inches before it's all over. this storm began thursday in southern california where it triggered flash floods that stranded motorists and closed roads. as that moisture moves eastward, it is colliding with a high pressure system over the ohio valley that is funneling the cold air into the region. officials across the south are now asking people to take this storm seriously. heads up. tonight at 8:00 cnn heroes, young wonder, proves that the smallest among us can make an impact in a big way. they are five extraordinary young people who are making a difference in their communities. tonight we recognize them. join us as we salute our youngest heroes when we present cnn heroes, young wonder

this was the scene in lubbock earlier today, 10 inches of snow paralyzing the city with road closureslations. meanwhile, heavy rain triggering flooding in houston and water rescues. that storm system is now threatening the southeast with heavy snow and i.c.e. states of emergency have been declared in north carolina and virginia. so that's already falling in the mountains of north galena. overseas another weekend of violence in protest in paris. so-called yellow vests are frustrated with high taxes and president mccrone. security forces used tear gas and water cannons to stop writing and dealing 1000 people were arrested and dozens injured. i'm robert gray and now back to the gutfeld show. greg: the oscars have no heart, kevin hart, stepped down as oscars host following an anti- gay tweets he wrote between 202009 and 2011. he wrote about breaking his daughters dollhouse if his son tried to play with it calling the behavior gay. he said one of the biggest fears of his son growing up to be gay. claims the academy given the choice to apologize or it would move on and find another host and

look at lubbock, texas, for example. they ended up with over 10 inches yesterday.arolina already picking up more than a foot and it's still snowing there. tenness tennessee, virginia and georgia seeing the amount tick back up. north carolina, virginia, kentucky, georgia is where most of the moisture is. you can see heavy rain to the south, but take a look. say nashville, especially the northern suburbs, you're getting that wintry mix, freezing rain, where snow is more heavily focused on places like virginia as well as north carolina. but here's a tighter look at nashville. the city proper still right now looking at rain. off to the north, you're looking at areas coming down with heavy sleet or very thick rain in some places and that will make areas very slick. places like raleigh, greensboro looking at snow right now, and in some cases it's coming down heavily. charlotte, this all depends where you are. in the northern tier, you're getting that snow. in the downtown area it's kind of a mix. and in the southern area, guys, they're still looking mostly at rain. but w

lubbock has been reporting snow at their airport for the last dpur hours because the cold air is pushing back in. again, here is a look at what we have for a lot of these locations. this is where we have the winter storm threat. you have winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories. over 25 million people under some type of winter weather alert. here's the forecast as it pushes all of that moisture to the east. what you're going to notice is we have a high-pressure system over the ohio valley that's pushing a lot of the cold air further south. states like north carolina, tennessee, and virginia are going to end up seeing mostly snow, sleet, or freezing rain as opposed to just regular train much of the southeast will get. the southeast concern is widespread amounts of four inches. but look at all of this snow. now yes, some of the higher amounts may end up being in the higher elevations of the appalachians, but cities like charlotte, for example, could even potentially get it -- especial the northern suburbs, maybe over a foot of snow before this system is finally said and done. here'

lubbock, texas, received 10 inches of snow, 2 inches more than the city usually gets in a whole year.icials there took to twitter warning people about black ice and freezing fog. the north carolina state highway patrol has responded to at least 500 vehicle collisions and over a thousand weather-related calls for service. american airlines reports it canceled 1100 flights scheduled for sunday and hundreds more on monday. this december dose of winter weather is likely to make travel treacherous for the workweek ahead. paul sandoval, cnn. >> now pedram javaheri at the weather center. pedram, this storm not over yet. >> not yet. the next couple hours we'll see conditions begin to gradually improve. snow showers will begin to taper off. the system itself responsible for over 2 feet of snow in the past couple of days. finally pushing away from the carolinas and back behind it enough cold air here to support not only snow showers, but also some rain across some of the lower elevations. winter advisory, win at the storm warning impacting portions of virginia. extend to about 18 million people

the weather system dumped record rain in california before bringing a rare ten inches of snow to lubbock, texas. in houston a half foot of rain caused flash flooding in low-lying areas. the system drenched the deep south saturday. further north, ice and snow. airlines canceled and delayed hundreds of flights from the southern plains to the mid-atlantic. shoppers expected to be inside for a while cleaned off store shelves in the areas to be hit next. >> from our standpoint, we are caution on the side of the worst, so we are prepared for whatever comes our way and whichever mother nature decides to put on us. >> reporter: for millions of americans, winter is truly here. chris pallone, nbc news. >>> there is a developing story out of new york, with silicon valley ties. police are investigating how a young google software engineer died at work. police say 22-year-old scott krulchik was found unconscious at google's new york city headquarters. soon after, he was pronounced dead by first responders. there were no signs of trauma and the death does not appear suspicious. an investigation is und

officials say nearly 8 inches of snow fell in lubbock, catching some drivers off guard. good samaritans helped free people who needed road-side assistance after their vehicle slid off the highway and into a ditch. it wasn't snow, but relentless rain that caused headaches in the houston area. suers backed up quickly, turning roads into small rivers. snowplows were working around the clock to keep up with the storm as it moved out of texas, oklahoma, and into the southeast and mid- atlanta. >> let me remind you, this is a snowstorm. not a snowfall. it's serious. >> reporter: in north carolina, the governor has declared a state of emergency for all 100 counties ahead of the approaching storm. the national guard has also been activated to help when the storm hit. the owner of b and w hardware says people are heeding the warning and stocking up. >> we sold quite a number of shovels, sleds, and ice melt already. we expect a big run in the next couple dates. >> reporter: officials say up to 18 inches could fall in the north carolina mountains, while coastal areas are from pairi

the panhandle in through oklahoma, four inches falling in lubbock. that's the two faces of this system. here on the radar, we see it's starting to march down the i-10 corridor so lake charles, lafayette get nothing new orleans later today. shreveport, monroe into it too and north of little rock is where the ribbon of ice and snow will be. getting a little bit of snow into nashville as well and heavy rain through atlanta later tonight. look at the white showing up in charlotte, north carolina, up i-85 towards greensboro, winston-salem, you're going to see some accumulating snow and nixing in with ice, not just during the day today and tomorrow but lingering through the day on monday. so we've got a state of emergency declared for parts of north carolina and these are the expected snowfall totals and you go just a little bit into the higher elevations and we're looking at a foot or more potentially in an area that ests especially this early in de >>> good saturday morning. the view, there's some fog in the valleys this morning so take it slow if you're

want to show you what's happened in lubbock, texas. this is phenomenal.see snowfall totals like this. only six times since 1911 have they seen double-digit snowfall totals. all in all, they saw about 10.5 inches of snow or 27 centimeters of snowfall for our international viewers. and we're watching this tri-state area. tennessee, north carolina and virginia. where you see that pink. that's where we have winter storm warnings. we're looking at substantial snowfall. so with the snowfall, going to be heavy on power lines, telephone lines. we're looking at heavy snowfall and ice on trees as well. so trees, power lines will come down. and they are estimating that maybe in excess of 500,000 people could be without power. a 14.5 million people kind november a four-state area, georgia, carolinas and tennessee, but also into virginia as well. a very complex weather system as an area of low pressure checks right along the deep south. lots of sold air diving to the south on the ridge of a high pressure system. so that cold air diving south and right where the two of

at the moment pictures from lubbock texas show how much snow we've been having certainly was a ferocious storm we saw there were also very strong winds very heavy downpours and that system hasn't finished with this just yet it's working its way steadily towards the east. the with sponsored by cattle race. al-jazeera. the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes pressure builds on present the money after another weekend of violent protests and from. fractured gulf cooperation council opens its summit in riyadh with calls for unity amongst member states. and weeks before leaving the u.n. u.s. ambassador key haley declares the kingdom can't get a pass off the journalists killing. and. the head of gummy stones football federation is suspended after allegations of physical and sexual abuse by the women's national team player more later in the program. pressure is building on france's president to bring an end to the so-called yellow vests a crisis a day after more violent protests across the country. broke his silence to tweet his appreciation for the police as the clean u

williams: next is jody arrington, lubbock, texas. mr. arrington: i want to thank the gentleman for hosting this special order, my friend, roger williams, fellow texan, to honor the life and legacy of president george herbert walker bush. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of a great american and a proud texan. president george herbert walker bush. this past week, we as a nation said good-bye to a true statesman and reflected on a life of duty, honor, and above all service to others from one of the youngest navy pilots in our nation east hiry, to the leader of the highest office in the land, our 41st president's life was defined by service to others. and his dedication to our country was matched only by his love for and devotion to his family. throughout his life, president bush taught us that public service is a noble calling and that being a politician and a gentleman aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. . he inspired countless americans to get involved in public service which made a tremendous impact on many lives and has no

went to our lubbock location, which is gone. lemonis: what else? jeff: went to this one, the austin location, and then it went to our phoenix and tempe, arizona, locations that are -- lemonis: you built out your franchisees locations? jeff: no, they were originally corporate. lemonis: so you built it out, and then you sold it? so you put all your money in building out locations of which you don't own any of them anymore except this location and austin. and you're left with a pile of debt and no businesses to show for it. jeff: and right now, we're sufficing our debt with future franchise sells and -- lemonis: how many do you sell a month, franchises? jeff: i would average maybe one every three months. lemonis: so, what do you get paid? do you get paid from every franchise? jeff: the norm is $30,000. lemonis: up front? jeff: up front, and then 4% royalties. lemonis: okay, and what did you do with that money? jeff: paid off debt. lemonis: jeff hasn't really been building a business. what he's been doing is digging a ditch with a lot of debt. first of

we have snow falling back through lubbock, texas. snow trying to fall in nashville.torm for north carolina and virginia. we are looking for torrential downpours through atlanta as we evening.gh the expect flights to be delayed. charleston, south carolina, expecting heavy rain. possible.to 4" of rain as for snowfall, it really starts to take hold of north carona and virginia a we go through the day an sunday with a little bit of icing in between nhat rain-snow line. how much r are we looking at? again, 3 to 4" of rain. this l couldd to flash flooding. it really comes down altorr torrentially. sometimes there's not enough time to seep into the ground. that's why weflnd up with ding. here are snowfall totals, widespread 6 to 9" ofsnow, back to the mountains of north carolina could pick up 12 to 18". we have a threat of ice. a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch of ice in arkansas, northwestern tennessee, parts of north and south carolina, even northern geor la. this coud to power outages and very slippery roads. guys. dylan, thank you ver much. >>> we're following

we have snow falling back from lubbock, texas. and snow in nashville. in north carolina. so expect some flights to be delayed later today. charleston, south carolina, expecting really heavy rain. again, about 3 to 4 inches of rain is still possible. as for snowfall, it really starts to take hold of north carolina and virginia as we go through the day on sunday with a little bit of icing in between that rain/snow line. how much rain are we looking at? again, three to four inches of rain. this could lead to some flash flooding because it really comes down torrentially. so sometimes there's not enough time for it to drain or seep into the water -- or seep into the ground. that's why we end up with some of the flooding. here is a look at our snowfall totals. a widespread 6 to 9 inches of snow. higher elevations back towards the mountains of north carolina could pick up as much as 12 to 18 inches. we also have the threat of ice, perhaps tenth of an inch to quarter of an inch of ice arkansas northwestern tennessee and northern georgia to lead to power outages

lubbock, texas, 10. johnson, tennessee, also 10. so six states or more half a foot of snow or more. raleigh, concerned about, this morning, there's ice out there. overnight, i'm sure this storm, is gets cold again so it will refreeze. that's a problem on the roadways. another tough day. you know the storm's gone. so some problems out there. >> for areas that are not used to that. lonnie, thank you. >>> president trump is looking for a new chief of staff after his top pick decided against taking the job. the president tweet the last night he'll make a decision soon on who will replace the departing john kelly. the retired marine general is set to leave by the end of the month. weijia jiang is at the white house. weijia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. several namesters are mix to replace kelly. the former favorite is not among them. vice president pence's chief of staff ayers was the top contender but now says he is leaving the administration at the end of the year. white house sources tell cbs news the president wanted ayers to commitment through the 2020 re-election campai

stretching from amarillo and lubbock, all the way into kentucky. and then we're talking about unbelievable snow amounts possible. it's not going to be so bad throughout the panhandle of texas and oklahoma, but as we make our way to the east, we're talking 1600 miles along this system. potential record for asheville, charlotte, greensville/spart greensville/spartansburg. some meteorologists are comparing this like the superstorm of 1993, when asheville got 22 inches of snow. airports are going to be affected. as will be the roads. there's going to be a big impact storm, literally, coast to coast, guys. >>> the ceo of general motors is back on capitol hill today defending her company's decision to lay off 15,000 workers and close four plants here in the u.s. she's being meant with anger on both sides of the aisle. nbc's tom costello is on the hill with more on that. >> reporter: savannah, ceo mary barra meeting with delegation. and all of them demanding to know why does gm need to lay off thousands of people plus the supply chain as well at the time

lubbock, texas, could see 2 to 3 inches out of this.his could be a whole month of snow in one day. an it goes to houston, new orleans as well. flood watches and warnings. you get into the carolinas. we believe the carolinas is going to be the hot spot in the storm. mostly rain. it's not going to be until late saturday so day time hours on saturday, even in the mountains. as rain turns to snow. quite a bit of snow. anywhere like around asheville, up around bristol. you could be seeing a foot of snow, if not more, in some spots out there. remember, you have ice as well. even atlanta, georgia, until monday morning, could get a shot of frozen precipitation as well. all the elements here. the rain, the snow, the sleet, tough driving. >> happy friday to you too. thank you very much. >>> emergency crews are cleaning up mud and debris after record breaking rain flooded burned out areas of southern california. the last thing they need there. rushing waters overtook a bridge southwe southeast of los angeles. jamie yuccas is nearby lake elsinore w

snowy, icy travel from lubbock into arkansas and parts of missouri.he carolinas could see a significant snowstorm this weekend with heavy snow from london all the way into charlotte. depending on the track, washington might be in play in this as well. we'll continue to track it, but in the meantime, we've got also a risk of severe thunderstorms down through texas, san antonio, and heavy rain from texas all the way into the mid-atlantic states. guys? >> all right, al. i know you'll keep your eye on that. >>> we're going to turn back to d.c. and savannah. >> much of the business here in washington is being postponed this week as the nation honors president bush. but with a deadline looming, there's word of a possible deal to avoid the next government shutdown. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: hey. good morning to you. you're right. it looks like lawmakers are buying themselves two more weeks to avoid a partial government shutdown. multiple house leadership sources tell nbc news there

also have snow around lubbock. we had over 6 inches. this and by tonight, it turns into snow across the southern appalachians and becomes all snow overnight. some spots probably about 2 feet of snow or up to two feet of snow. very heavy rain across georgia, alabama, mississippi. and then there is that bulls eye of snow in charlotte. you will notice charlotte right on the edge there. all right. guys. back to you inside. enjoy the rockettes. nicole: stay warm out there. ed: a serious fox news alert. special counsel mueller releasing new memos on michael cohen and paul manafort. our next guest is a former deputy assistant attorney general, he says no smoking gun. pete: this on a not serious note from rideables. pony to bounce house. biggest over the top toys your kids want for christmas. you want your kids to ask. if not, put it on mute ♪ i'm reading like a merry-go-round ♪ ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream

we've seen over eight inches of snow in lubbock, texas, one of your snowiest days on record and the north've got the coldest air so it's becoming snow. starting off as rain here across the north georgia mountains and appalachians. we check the future radar and all day long, overnight tonight is when the snow begins to fall heavily across parts of especially north carolina, but you notice that 33 degrees in charlotte tomorrow. you're going right on the line between rain-snow. we could see some very significant accumulations, especially west of town. east of town probably looking at all rain. precipitation totals will be extreme, because of that we'll see a lot of flooding. take a look a big bullseye, asheville area, 18 to 24 inches of snow and a big swath here over a foot. one of the biggest of the season already happening here. >> dagen: i hope people just stay at home. stock up and stay home. a late nice host making fun of the age of potential 2020 potential presidential candidates and someone here says it's no laughing matter for the democratic party. ♪ laugh like there's no tomorrow...

williams: next is jody arrington, lubbock, texas. mr. arrington: i want to thank the gentleman for hosting this special order, my friend, roger williams, fellow texan, to honor the life and legacy of president george herbert walker bush. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of a great american and a proud texan. president george herbert walker bush. this past week, we as a nation said good-bye to a true statesman and reflected on a life of duty, honor, and above all service to others from one of the youngest navy pilots in our nation east hiry, to the leader of the highest office in the land, our 41st president's life was defined by service to others. and his dedication to our country was matched only by his love for and devotion to his family. throughout his life, president bush taught us that public service is a noble calling and that being a politician and a gentleman aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. . he inspired countless americans to get involved in public service which made a tremendous impact on many lives and has no