chicago, buffalo, marquette and the city of far go. we are looking at dangerously cold temperatures. these are actual temperatures. below zero in chicago. in marquette the actual low temperature is 1 degree. then you have to factor in the wind those windchills will be cold in parts of carolina georgia and tennessee. this arctic front is going to be coming with a shot of snow. we have winter storm watches in effect. this is expected to start as we head into tomorrow and tomorrow night. we have winter storm watches from new york city to washington, d.c. all of the way down to western north carolina as much as 8 inches possible in some areas. dc area looking at as much as five inches of snow. i want to mention the drought continues in california. heather, patty ann not ex nexting any rainfall in the up coming forecast for this area. >> maria molina, tanks. >> polar vortex, take two. the tidow find it tough gettingp in the morning? why the sleeping patterns could be inherited. >> one direction band member sings the praises of duck dynasty

that is your high on monday. 3 in marquette, 25 in chicago. you see what's coming the next arctic blast. single digits in tuesday for chicago, marquette, much of the upper midwest across the great lakes. it's going to dive across the northeast. will it be as cold as what we saw a couple of weeks ago? not as cold, but it's still going to be significant with temperatures in the minus teens to minus 20s, to single digits here across the region heading into monday and tuesday. we'll watch this. certainly, it's going to make winter continue to drag on for a lot of you. especially chicago. snow today heading into wednesday, single digits and below zero in the overnight. we are going to continue to monitor this. the high pressure that's bringing those warm, blustery conditions across california is going to remain there for the next several days. then across the midwest, the great lakes, the northeast, we have this drop in the jet stream and these clipper systems that are going to drop a little bit of snow, maybe rain, but it's going to reenforce that

. >> someone's son got a scholarship to marquette. it is now minus 42 in marquette, michigan. that miami scholarship sounds pretty good right now. 121 cancellations on the airports at this point in time. 37 below in international falls. 37 below in green bay as well. it is cold all the way down to the gulf coast. mobile, it feels like 18. new orleans, 21. breaking record all across the deep south and windchill advisories and warnings all across the east. atlanta broke a record down to 6. new york central park down to 4. charlotte to 6. my son woke up, he is nine, he said, daddy, what temperature is it? i said it is 4. he says, that the coldest i have ever felt. i said, this is the coldest testimony you are ever going out to, because i'm taking him to school. he said, yea! you are only going to get that from a 9-year-old boy. >> next christmas, you are going to winnipeg for christmas. chad myers, thanks for that. >>> i want to scoot right back to washington, d.c. cold there. heating up in the senate. give me a quick update, dana, if you will, on the unemployment benefits extens

marquette tonight will feel like 35 degrees. 16 below in roanoke. 13 in new york city. chicago, 35 below. tomorrow morning's lows, wednesday's morning lows, look at this. it will feel like 3 below in new york city. roanoke, 10. 11 below in chicago. do we get some relief? well, here is what happens, by late in the week this polar vortex backward up to the north. and what that will allow is for it to finally break its grip. you will start to see the winds come more zonal, from west to east. the pacific, the temperatures should get back to where they should be, upper 40s along the coast. the next thing we worry about is the major outbreak of lake-effect snow over the next 24 hours, brian. we're talking about snowfall amounts that are going to exceed three to four feet of snow between syracuse, new york, and watertown, my alma mater, oswego. right there in the middle of it. it is going to be rough. >> thankfully, we'll have good weather for college football in california, but that's about it as you look at the map. al roker, thank you, as always. >>> and among those struggl

there is that arctic air invading the northern plains and the midwest. 3 in fargo and 4 in marquette. 6 in fargo and 5 in marquette as this air continues to move southward and eastward and toward the northeast and new england. by wednesday we will be getting in on some of the arctic air. not as cold as it was in early january. we were talking about temperatures in the minus 30-degree range for international falls. this round of cold air will be not as cold. still we will see dangerous windchills in these areas and people will be urged to take precaution. so for chicago it has been the on going winter for you. we have seen a lot of snow, and we have seen incredibly cold temperatures. tuesday, 9 degrees as your daytime high and wednesday mns 2 and your -- minus 2. high pressure around the northwest, in the northeast and the great lakes we are talking about the cold air plunging southward and around this storm track, the jet stream we are seeing these quick-moving clipper systems bringing a fair amount of snow of the three to five inches in ice -- isolated amounts toward chicago and even

m marquette to chicago. monday 50 degrees close to 50. colder than where we should be high of 13 below. we are going to shatter records for difffrebt reasons. heading toward tuesday 27 degrees below average. and low temperatures in atlanta single digits for the first time since 2003. so how cold is it? let's get perspective you know where anchorage is, 34 will be the high temperature on monday. minnesota will have a high of 16 below. chicago will be colder on monday. st. louis missouri will be colder. as will atlanta north north with the high of 24. so you get the sense of the breath and depth of this cold and of course records being shattered of 1909 with the high of minneapolis of 19 below. windchills dropping to 60 below in minneapolis. chicago all time daily high. breaking records for the consistent number of days sub zero. boston the story is different it is going to be cold. but monday it is going to be cloudy with 50 degrees. temperature drop from 50 to 19 in one day. similar in new york we drop from 50 to 13 on tuesday. the cold a

first time in history we have taken a popular product and moved it out of the undergro underground marquette and back into a controlled masket. we are seeing the end of a failed marijuana prohibition. >> you are a trade industry guy, given what your trade industry is. there are serious legislative questions in all this. what was alluded to was a question about banks financing and what was previously an all-cast crops. the banking problem is a crisis manufactured by the federal government that needs to be addressed immediately. many of these businesses operate as cash-only businesses, and we are talking about family-owned small businesses operating in every other way like a small business, except without access to depository services and check accounts. cash being transported in the cars and on the person. and they are paying their payroll taxes and licensing fees, and sales taxes in cash. be need clarification from the department of justice and department of treasury to allow the businesses to bank like a legitimate business. >> unintended and unexpected consequences and complications. for a

with northern michigan university and marquette.[applause] another critical topic, how to connect our great talent with careers in michigan. that is critically important. what we did last year as we had andsummits, education economic development. we actually had some college students who were looking for work showing up. fabulous. you it is there were literally college students there who had graduated and got a job offer that day because companies could recognize what outstanding talent we have in michigan. we need to keep that up. it went so well, we have gone to prosperity regions in our state, 10 regions, and six of them had small summits to do the same thing. we need to take situations in terms of particularly skilled trade, career tech education, and connecting young people with careers. we will do that again this year and make it bigger and better, so i'm very excited by that. another program of great things i mentioned was something called math squared. michigan advanced training. it is a programmatic and airy ford -- henry f

over in chicago, marquette in the 30s. even warmer for some of you. fargo, the high temperature at 34 degrees. jenna they will be wearing shorts, t-shirts. this will feel amazing for everyone across the east coast. jenna: you may look at fargo but i'm looking miami where it is 81. right. >> l.a., they have been so warm. jenna: they have been. >> 70 some degrees for the high on sunday. jenna: a big story but there are bright spots out there. maria, thank you very much. appreciate it. jenna: the temperatures are one side of the story. the weather has other effects which our next story shows. jon: it's a great story. during an unrelenting snowstorm in minneapolis, a mother with some unusual determination. this young mom delivered her first baby at home, by herself. jenna: come con! jon: she planned on a home birth but not like this. nobody could get to her in time for help but she didn't think baby evangeline would arrive quite so early. >> her due date was the 21st. she wanted to see the blizzard. once the water broke and i realized this was it, all fea

that is improvement. 13 in marquette. go to friday though, 38 degrees in chicago.ter than temps well below zero. new york city, 43. go to the day on saturday, we have 50s across the eastern seaboard. 54 in boston. there will be rain along with that but at least temps getting better. new york city, next couple of days, our average is 38 degrees. friday we go above that finally. the weekened is looking good. monday, tuesday, starting out next work week, temps above average. the atlanta area, same story. this cold is way down across the deep south. saturday you get 10 degrees above the averages and stay across the range for the coming work week. we're getting better. tonight is another cold one. tomorrow a cool one. then friday, almost everybody, david, looking better. david: good news for new york. we're out of the teens. it is 20 degrees. yesterday we couldn't get out of single digits. at least today we're out of the single digits. rick reichmuth. thank you very much, my friend. >>> no manager has better idea of the surrounding marketplace than the chief financial o

. >> it's looking pretty good. 13 in marquette, back up above freezing in new york, target 26 on thursday're at 37 degrees, saturday same story, you're above freezing, we warm up here across the south. take a look at that, 52 in boston for your saturday, so the warmth comes back, and after this, this is horribly cold air coming behind me at any point. so the next week we're looking pretty good. >> it's going to be mid 40s over there in the next few days, i don't understand that. >> it seems to be a good time for folks who spend their days riding the waves. surf pros have been jetting over the atlantic and it's an incredible thing to sea. a low pressure center has caused the black swell with waves 50 feet or higher. photos showing a couple of surfers banging a big one off the french coastline there. heavy waves rolled into this portuguese town, only a few miles away from that spot, an american surfer rode a 28-foot wave. it's the biggest wave anybody has ever ridden in the world. >>> you don't have to be the pope to ride in the pope mobile. we'll see who got to cruise through the streets v

you're pulling the marquette of european why leave that market?e has been a lot written about this. to state the obvious, it was tough to separate volvo and chevrolet. we want to concentrate on making the global brand successful there. the amount of sports cars that we are bringing in, based on prior models, are not totally world-class cars. that was a tough market for us. today, what we're showing with 7, as north american car of the year, we have world-class sports cars. we do not have to have a whole brand set up to offer these. that is the approach. >> and the cadillac -- you have a lot of sports cars. i am looking forward to checking this out. and the z28. mark reuss, head of global development. >> thank you very much. he is president of north america. one thing to add, the ceo of fiat and chrysler just announced with his chairman that he will stick around for three more years. he will be at the helm. it would be premature if he were to leave. ian bremmer is here with me. ian, let's make this international. that is your specialty. , the chine

marquette, 2.t to monday, you can see it drops south a bit moderating not as intensely cold. indianapolis, 13 below. cincy, 2. almost 40 degrees colder than where they should be. as we head toward tuesday, look at atlanta almost 30 degrees colder than where they should be. so kind of that is the aspect that dropping south and east. even in atlanta, atlanta could see the single digits for the first time since 2003. so watch what happens into the northeast because this does move east as well and into the northeast. and what's going to happen is it's going to drop like a bomb. monday the temperature will be 50. that is when it could have been a snow maker but it's rain that will be there then. but then moisture moves out and temperatures drop almost 40 degrees to 19. so that's what we're going to see in the northeast just dramatic temperature drops. from 50 in new york to a high of 13 for the day on tuesday and then we kind of begin to move up a little bit. we really bottom out monday and tuesday. tha

. >> reporter: ap jacqueline marquette know noticed him. >> i knelt down, told him my name and askedaid nick. >> reporter: she knelt down and said if you give me your full name, people can help. he said, no, i'm okay. >> reporter: it ultimately appeared in "usa today." hours after it was published she received a message on twitter. innic from her photograph was nicholas simmons who had been missing for more than three days. nick's family recognized him. she reached out to his mother. >> she wanted to know if he had eaten. that was the first question. is he eating. does he look hurt? what can you tell me? >> simmons mom wrote nick is alive but obviously not well. we're going to get him home and safe and this is by far the greatest example of god's love and divine intervention i have ever experienced. d.c. police located nick and took him to a local hospital. it remains unclear why he left home for life on the streets in d.c., but for now he's been reunited with his family. for "cbs this morning," terrell brown, new york. >> such a sad story, though, someone just disappears and you don

by early tomorrow morning, chicago will be 16 below, 17 below in marquette, 24 in charlotte.nd then look at this, that cold air sets up, and we've got along this front, we're going to be looking at a low pressure developing. so from houston all the way to the carolinas, we've got winter storm warnings, winter weather watches. you can see an icy mix from houston all the way to the southeast. snow to the north of that. and look at what we're talking about. ice, we are looking at up to 1/2 inch of ice developing through the carolinas, and that's going to be brutally, it's going to be really crippling, and snowfall by wednesday morning. we're talking carolinas up to a foot and a half of snow. and that is going to be big problems for the southeast. we are talking about school closings, power outages, a real mess for the southeast through wednesday morning. >> all right. we're going to check with you in a couple of minutes. thank you very much. >>> we're going to talk now with new developments on that nasty virus that swept through a royal caribbean cruise ship. it's now hit the pa

you are a finance student at marquette university, is that right?o take this millionaire challenge? and how did you find out about it? >> i was a finance major and figured out if i was to stick with that major i was going to go into the stock market area. i opened a part folio to look into a trading-type job. after losing half of my $500 account in two weeks, i realized i needed more structure and started looking around online and found tim's story and his strategy and i was fascinated by it. >> at that time $500 to you is a lot of money. i'll call you by your last name so we get to the penny stocks in a second, but sykes, what are some of the tips? >> i think anybody can do it at home. this market is so hot right now, he made $50,000 last week. i made $50,000 the other day. >> wow. >> i know. >> sign me up! >> you should learn, you know? i'll teach you, too. i'll teach anybody. that's the beautiful thing. you can be anywhere in the world, you just need to use the internet. because the internet changes everything. "the wolf of wall street," you didn

marquette, 39. memphis will feel like 11. atlanta at 6 below. temperatures start to moderate a bit, but good news is we will get a bit of a break as the arctic air and the polar vortex moves up to the north. the good news is the arctic air will retreat and we get more of a seasonal jet stream from west to east. cleveland, 39. chicago, 36. new york, 41. charleston, looking at a temperature of 69. minneapolis, warming up to 35 degrees. that's good news, savannah. >> but a while to get there, al. thank you. >>> there are important things to protect your family. let's turn to dr. nancy snyderman. nancy, good morning. we're talking about it being this cold. exposed flesh in a matter of minutes can result in frostbite. >> within a few minutes, you'll start to see skin changes. al said within 7 to 10 minutes, you can get frost bite. you think it's going to happen to somebody else. first, dress appropriately. the elderly and children are most at risk because they don't thermoregulate as well. dress in layers. that traps in warm air and heat. >> loose la

marquette, michigan, down to 17 degrees below zero. detroit 14 below this morning. pittsburgh breaking the record at nine below. it feels right now, green bay 28 below. i can't even imagine what that feels like. i know when you're trying to do a life shot, your face starts to slow down. the muscles don't want to move. your skin starts to congeal. >> your face hurts. >> but you literally can't make the words anymore. that's what it sounds like when you start to get out there and do a live shot for two to three minutes. so be careful out there. i know there are people that have to work out there, work outside, whether they're baggage handlers or police officers. be kind of them. give them a little bit of a break today. a little extra time for them to do their job maybe. >> chad myers, thank you so much for doing your job and keeping us informed on how cold it is. >>> now some of the hottest stories. six republicans join unanimous democrats in sort of an unexpected win for the long-term unemployment. take a look with me. these are the republicans. dan coates. all six v

fargo and marquette, already in single digits. by tuesday the cold air continues to expand. in buffalo you remain single digits for warm temperatures. single digits in chicago and below zero in parts of the upper midwest. wednesday, the high? new york city only in the teens, the same goes for you in the city of boston. then of course nighttime temperatures will be colder than that. in fargo, the actual temperature, 27 degrees below zero. it will bedegrees below zero in indianapolis. 22 degrees. n 20s for actual temperatures as far south as georgia. teens in parts of north carolina. by wednesday night, still frigid out there. in boston the low temperature will make it down to four degrees. because of dangerously cold windchill temperatures we have advisories and warns in place in the northeast and width west. if the arctic outbreak the cold temperatures will be accompanied by some snow. we're expecting a clipper system to move in through areas of the mid-atlantic coming up through tomorrow. we have winter storm watches, jon, some areas could see anywhere between four to eight

. >> charles franklin marquette law school. i wanted to play off of david's point at the end a couple of rounds ago on the republican senatorial committee. and i want to direct a tape on the 2016 round. the chairman is facing all kinds of efforts to shift the party. and in the broader context of the panel the goal is to e lacked the strongest candidates that unifies the party and marches on to victory. so given the difficulty of supporting charlie crist to crash and burn to extend what unifies the chairman about things to do in this nominating process he's proposed a number of things. so, i would like to hear your thoughts on that. >> i think it really depends on what his goals are and the goals of the party. i think the structure of the calendar is so important and which states are allowed to go early. the senate to party supporters how strong the tea party is in those states at that time. can the republican party keep other states from locking up the rules and moving where they want anyways? i just really wonder if it is goin

marquette, minneapolis as well. this arctic air in place, shifting to the east.lder than they have been. boston, low temperatures. boston saturday morning when you get up and walk out, the air temperature will be below zero. that's the first time that has happened in three years. not even factoring in the windchill. very cold, dangerous, arctic air, feeling like 8 in new york city on saturday morning. the groundwork is laid with this very cold air. now bring in the moisture, and we've got a snow storm for the northeast. washington south, you're not going to see that, but here's a look, a two-day affair. this is thursday morning. we'll see it come in waves. that's the good news with the storm, as many inches as we're going to get, it will come in two waves so it will be a little more manageable. the first wave on thursday. second wave on friday, and friday, the wave a little farther south, connecticut, long island, and into new jersey as well. then it all moves out on friday behind it, though, incredibly strong winds. so very cold. here's a look at the totals. 9 t

you can see right now, we're looking at lake effect snows between green bay and wisconsin, up to marquette, about 3 to 6 more inches of snow. pesky fog continues in the pacific northwest. it's been this way for more than a week. we will explain why coming up. we'll explain sunny but chilly in the northeast and mid-atlantic states. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> 7:16, wednesday. i'm meteorologist christina loren. if you've been liking the beautiful, warm weather for this time of year, more on the way for today. now in the 30s and 40s. still cool enough for a jacket or sweater as you make your way out front door. as we hit lunchtime, san jose, 61 degrees. a touch cooler today with additional low clouds moving in. 70 grea degree as the 4:00 p.m. clouds burning off by 10:00 a.m. at's yg us with 70s. test weather. and by the way, on twitter, folks are going like this -- seeing sam champion and myself together. it's like a dream team. >> can i just say, you two are adorable together. >> it's a new bromance. >> thank you. >>> shifting gears. and now to the bombshell