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effect snow storm reeking havoc on the great lakes after dumping five feet of snow from michigan to new york city. in michigan, a driver krcriticay hurt after 17 cars were involved in a pile-up. that intrath is now back open. jd has the forecast, winter is here. >> janice: it is. we are getting more snow for areas that received over 60 inches of snow in a matter of a couple of days including new york and ohio and pennsylvania and all of the areas down wind of great lakes which have not frozen over yet. lake effect snow over all great lakes and a quick-moving storm system will push across upper m midwest and northeast and bring tremendous amount of snow for areas that have received 60 inches of snow. this is wednesday and thursday over a foot, maybe two feet of snow, incredible. we have winds behind that. winds in excess of 30 to 40 miles per hour. any snow is going to be blizzard conditions and people are urged to listen to the forecast and stay off the road ways. teens and 20s and another plunge of arctic air on thursday and friday and we could see snow in the new york city area on thursday and

bay city, michigan good morning. good morning. you know, you people are something else. you know, never seen republicans running around with oxygen bottles or drinking a special waters or any of this thing. you think they wouldn't be concerned about this. and, you know, you could have a perfect environment and you people will say it ain't for us. you know, life. you know, i have i have three sons who have asthma. the and recent report in the new york times show that one out of every four black children in new york now has asthma. we have a national epidemic, pediatric asthma, the environment is far from perfect. we don't know why we're having this asthma among our children, but asthma levels have doubled again in the last five years. and our children. but we do know that asthma attacks are caused by bad air days. and there they're triggered primarily by ozone and particulates. the principal source of those materials in our air are 1100 coal burning power plants who are burning coal illegally. it's been illegal for 15 years to burn it without appropriate controls that wou

her ambitious plans for the city, then city commissioner bliss was elected by her friends and neighbors to become the first woman mayor of grand rapids. michigan's second largest city. and the youngest in over 130 years. mayor bliss' tenure in grand rapids was defined by bold, compassionate leadership. she strengthened community-police relations through community-centric law enforcement initiatives and mental health response teams. a first of its kind crisis stabilization unit. amidst a nationwide housing shortage, she expanded affordable housing opportunities and prioritized sustainable development through projects like the grand river greenway. and an ambitious carbon neutrality goal. she also shepherded the city through the covid-19 pandemic, allowing our west michigan community to bounce back even stronger. thanks to mayor bliss, our economy is booming with over 1 $11 billion in -- over $11 billion in private investments. a new soccer stadium, many new sports teams and nine million annual visitors. our limitless growth potential is in large part due to her forward-thinking vision and her bold action. after two incredible terms in our city's

looking westward from the lake, we see the city's towering skyline as it rises above the gleaming facade of michigano hotels are names associated with a long tradition of gracious hospitality. a number of the newer structures are located on the lake shore both in the central part of the city and in the residential areas to the north and south. virtually in chicago's front yard is the magnificent buckingham memorial fountain and its 134 jets support its claim to be the world's biggest fountain. centrally locateded on michiga boulevard is the paintings and ceramics. the city opera building west of the loop provides unsurpassed facilities for opera companies and concert artists. navy pier is the great lakes passenger liners and its vast, enclosed area houses seasonal exhibitions to interested sports men, yachtsmen and other lovers of the outdoors. summer evenings find thousands in grant park to enjoy popular free concerts. likewise is soldier's field. the tremendous arena which accommodates vast audiences for events and military parades and police shows. included is the adler planetarium with the displ

. >> john: in terms of what voters are looking for fox asked americans in new york city, houston, michiganhristmas wish list for the country. some of what they said. >> what is on your christmas wish list for america? >> for america? peace. >> get the economy going. get rid of the crime and stop the open borders. >> hopefully the cost of groceries will come down. >> walk out and not wearing about anything happening to us. >> affordable rent. >> healthy again. >> donald trump to have a successful presidency. to make america great again. >> john: all right, that's a big to do list for the incoming president but he is calibrated in that direction. >> so look, we need to fix the democrat cities are quite the nightmare. woman was just burned alive in new york city. i lived there most of my life. i cannot believe what is happening right now, what it has become. we need a transformation. we need safety. one of the reasons why we moved here is for safety, right? >> john: we are out of time. thanks for joining us, merry christmas and thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i will see you at 1:

bay city, michigan good morning. good morning. you know, you people are something else. you know, never seen republicans running around with oxygen bottles or drinking a special waters or any of this thing. you think they wouldn't be concerned about this. and, you know, you could have a perfect environment and you people will say it ain't for us. you know, life. you know, i have i have three sons who have asthma. the and recent report in the new york times show that one out of every four black children in new york now has asthma. we have a national epidemic, pediatric asthma, the environment is far from perfect. we don't know why we're having this asthma among our children, but asthma levels have doubled again in the last five years. and our children. but we do know that asthma attacks are caused by bad air days. and there they're triggered primarily by ozone and particulates. the principal source of those materials in our air are 1100 coal burning power plants who are burning coal illegally. it's been illegal for 15 years to burn it without appropriate controls that wou

a major storm buried cities from michigan to new york under several feet of snow over the weekend. as people try to clean up. more snow is on the way. fox weather's robert ray is in erie, pennsylvania, with more. >> folks across the eastern u.s. are still digging out from several feet of snow, and now more is on the way, prompting winter storm warnings for millions in the great lakes region. >> i wasn't ready for it, but hopefully it sticks around so i don't have to do this every day. >> forecasters say an additional foot of snow is possible from new york to michigan through tuesday night. here in erie, pennsylvania. plow crews have been scrambling to clear and treat roads after nearly three feet of snow fell in just four days. the storm led to whiteout conditions in michigan, forcing this major highway to temporarily shut down after more than a dozen cars crashed. it also caused delays and cancellations at airports for people flying home after the holiday weekend. >> it was beautiful for having family around, but it's much nicer to come where it's warm. >> forecasters say conditio

michigan itself. some places up to three feet of snow. and also up around traverse city, michigan.. airport delays all along the i-95 corridor. >> all right, al. come back to you in a few moments. >>> meanwhile, a wisconsin man accused of faking his own death in a kayaking incident is now in police custody. officials say the 45-year-old went kayaking on a lake back in august and never returned home. deputies found his kayak overturned. they searched for him for about a month, but eventually they tracked him down in eastern europe. the married father of three told authorities that he faked his death due to, quote, personal matters. wisconsin officials called a news conference for later this morning to update the case. >>> all right. now to the story everyone is talking about in the world of sports. is former new england patriots head coach, bill belichick, on the verge of a comeback? according to a report in "the athletic," the 72-year-old is considering an offer to become the head football coach at the university of north carolina. the six-time super bowl champion spent 24 seasons

green bay, madison, mason city, duluth, even portions of michigan are included in that as we see this system working across this region, eventually arriving into parts of the northeast, bringing additional snow to interior areas there, and even rain across the region here. we're still going to be watching for chilly air to work in and leave us with some of the coolest conditions that we've seen so far this season. but the travel delays will likely be something that we'll have to deal with in green bay, r with a high of 63 degrees. salt lake city heads to the high 40s. >>> workers took to the pickett lines across several amazon delivery hubs demanding higher pay and better working conditions. many of the demonstrators backed by the teamsters are contract delivery drivers that amazon hires to deliver packages. the union says it represents some 10,000 workers and is accusing the online retail giant of ignoring a bargaining deadline and say that the workers are pushed to the limit. amazon is refuting the claims alleging that the teamsters have tried to threaten others to join them. and wh

michigan. drivers off the road. vehicles, tractor trailers. and new york city and philadelphia and the winds now coming. the system right behind it. >>> and a major u.s. ally, south korea's president, declares martial law. the chaos that's followed. nearly 30,000 u.s. troops stationed there. >>> first tonight, the dangerous driving. the winter weather alerts expanding at this hour from michigan right across the northeast. a train slamming through a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks in the snow. a new massive pileup on interstate 90 in pennsylvania. at least five deaths across the storm zone, and now a new clipper system unleashing up to a foot more of snow in some areas. new york city, philadelphia, warned of those powerful winds. ginger zee with the forecast. >>> tonight, the chaos erupting in south korea. a key american ally. in a stunning move, south korea's president declaring martial law. protesters clashing with police. the military swarming parliament. what's now happened tonight, with tens of thousands of u.s. troops stationed there? martha rad datsz is right here with me ponte. >>> president-

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and the rebirth of detroit's michigan central train station serves as a microcosm of the city's evolution this is the pbs news hour, from the david rubenstein studio and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: a member of the nato and the european union took a step nearly unheard of, throwing out the results of an election. that's what happened in romania, a country vital to ukraine's efforts against russia and hosts u.s. troops. romania's constitution annulled the results because of what the sitting government calls a vast influence effort by a foreign actor to boost the candidacy of a candidate dubbed pro-russian. as nick schifrin reports, the effort was largely run on tiktok. nick: in 2024, when a romanian strongman wants to prove his manhood, he goes on tiktok. his opponents say if this campaign looks like the kremlin's playbook, it is because he admires russian president vladimir putin. >> he is a leader. he loves his country. nick: he scorns nato and ukraine. >> ukraine is an invented state. nick: and he dabbles in conspiracy the

i mean, obviously up north into into michigan, also into new york city. this morning, though, we are seeing some severe weather possible here into parts of southern louisiana. part of all the storm system, if you were had a bad night's sleep in houston, that's because there was lightning and thunder for most of the night, even toward college station yesterday. and the snow right now is going to be in the rockies pretty good. i mean, all in all, not too many people drive on christmas day. they go short distances like, you know, across town. but all in all, pretty good travel. we're not going to see great travel across seattle or even toward portland. that's where the next storm system you mentioned is, is another atmospheric river bringing significant rain and snow to the cascades, to the sierra. we're talking about the sierra, and they have had so much snow this year. if you just happen to book your christmas vacation in tahoe or reno or wherever with all that snow, you're going to get more. it's not done yet. there's still more snow on the way. also a li

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let's put up the maps of cities and states opposing the mass deportation plan. new jersey, california, new mexico, michiganh carolina, massachusetts, denver, los angeles, san francisco, some of these cities have problems of their own with crime, homelessness, you name it. gavin newsom in california is taking a similar measure trying to sort of build resources to help these illegal immigrants in his state. ice can't really do their job, chris, without the help of the state, without coordination with state authorities. how does the trump administration as it comes in, how do they deal with this? >> good morning and, you know, i think having a veteran like tom homan leading the charge with this is going to be just fine for those that are pro-integrity, pro-law enforcement and pro-immigration enforcement. we have the resources. we will be able to respond accordingly. let's really focus on what these blue cities and blue governors are doing. they are grasping at straws. this is a federal responsibility. they'll get the job done but they will have a talking point that is going to bring out emotions and invoke dr

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of the 2017 cuts to continue the process that was set in place that has the firefighter in bay city michigany a higherta percentage of thr income in taxes than the wealthiest people in this country and some of whom are actually going to be in a position to make suggestions about how to get the budget. >> thank you congressman i think yournk focus on the nature certn kinds of government spending extremely important as you know, that budget office is been doing more work analyzing the effects of investments beyond thect tene budget and infrastructure spending, medicaid and for children don't think they have got into preschool and a preschooler early education i have this on the agenda and i think your point is well taken. sometime we need to recognize that not every investment will pay for itself. therefore, attention needs to be given aswi a how the investments will be funded and i think it is very important to your colleagues think about changes in the budget you think about what will matter punches today and tomorrow, in the years and decades to come is that is the goal the deficit reductio

michigan and ontario. it is a slushy mix on long island and new york city, north and west of cities you're getting the snowy today and winds will be a problem. here are snowfall totals across interior section of the northeast and downwind of great lakes, getting an additional 6-12 inches. we will see potential for heavier rainfall over the next couple days. the northeast, we are getting the bullseye of the storm system. it will be messy. people have to make sure they are prepared. foxweather.com, for latest details and fox weather will have an reward tonight. had one last year, it was wonderful, they'll sponsor a patriot award and sean hannity will host and brian kilmeade went to liu, his alma mater. there is replica of the white house on campus and i'll do that during "fox and friends." lots of fun, we're going to have a great time despite the weather. back to you. >> todd: home game for brian kilmeade. see you in a little bit looking forward to an amazing day. back to the manhunt for the assassin who murdered united healthcare ceo in front of a major new york city hotel, right down the road from fox. the

michigan says, i'm excited about trump'second term. the us first policies will lead to more prosperity and secure city.lso, larry from new jersey saying, i am very pessimistic. trump is very transactional and easily distracted by flattery. alan i huntington, west virginia as someone that loves our form o government checks and balances, free and fair elections and peaceful transfer of power, i'm pesic. all the signs are right in front of us, and the president elect doesn't respect these. and a substantial percentage of his followers don't. and then christine in portlan maine says, pessimistic with hope for optimism, trump destroyed the economy with mismanagement of the pandemic. you judge a leader by their actions during crisi if we have another unforeseen disaster, disaster, i believe he will fail again. 's hope heust coast off biden's accomplishments. the infrastructure law. the american rescue plan, chips and science act, and more. and on x b.s. winner says, i was pessimistithfirst time and i was right. it'll be worse this time. guaranteed. it's a government o by and for the oligarchs. oligarchs now.

michigan. completely encased in ice. and david, we are certainly feeling that cold right here in new york city. tomorrow's wind chill, david, just 15 degrees. >> morgan, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking it all again tonight. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. more than 30 inches of snow from lake effect in orchard park, new york, just one of the spots that got slammed in the last 24 hours or so. and now, the streamers are still coming in, from michigan to buffalo, over to south of watertown. those are going to stay, those warnings at least, through tomorrow. an additional 6 to 12 inches on top of what you already have in some of those places. there's going to be the chill. the frost alerts all the way to southeast georgia. chicago, 0, better than this morning, which was sub-zero. you see the teens in the northeast. and then, the big pattern shift for the west coast. this is going to be a lot of rain for northern california, but helpful humidity for that franklin fire, david. >> david: let's hope so. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to

michigan to new york, all the way up to maine. blizzard conditions. look at this, from erie, pennsylvania, tonight. winds gusting near 80 miles per hour in some places. and dangerous winds in new york city, philadelphia, and washington, d.c. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, howling winds and blowing snow creatin life-threatening conditions for millions from the great lakes to the northeast. in new buffalo, michigan, the man recording this lake effect whiteout calling the conditions insane. nearby on lake michigan, massive waves towering over this lighthouse. in erie, pennsylvania, zero visibility. highways a graveyard of abandoned cars and trucks. the national weather service warning of gusts up to 80 miles an hour. west of philadelphia, police say high winds likely caused a tree to come crashing down on this suv, killing a 30-year-old mom. her daughter taken to the hospital. in new york state, authorities say two people in erie county have died from heart attacks after shoveling snow. the system dumping nearly eight inches of snow near springfield, massachusetts, more than enough for school officials to delay or cancel classes. this timelapse showing the front storming into ne

you have to appreciate the old that sustained the city, which kept holding onto the hope that it could be better. >> while all this plays out, michigane of a growing, and, says architect, richard has, welcome trend in urban design. >> today, for the first time ever, there is more work in the architectural community on existing buildings, on adapting existing buildings, than new construction. it's been a huge swing over time. but there are so many benefits. >> those include sustainable building practices as well as ties to community history. and speaking of history, there's a hope to bring back train service to michigan central one day as well. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in detroit. ♪ geoff: we will be back shortly, but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your support, which helps to keep programs like this one on the air. ♪ for those of you staying with us, the late show's stephen colbert and his wife evie are sharing the ingredients that make their partnership work in the kitchen especially. amna nawaz met up with them earlier this year to discuss their new cookbook, “does th

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. >> armada, michigan is a small farming community an hour north of detroit, but a million miles away from detroit's big city. problems and its crime. >> i'm police chief of the village of armada police department. >> the village of armada is tiny, just one square mile with a little more than 1700 people. its police department is as small as the community it protects. >> there are only two full time police officers. there are ten part time police officers here. >> one of the two full time police officers in armada, michigan. >> that is true. >> it's a safe place to grow up. >> everyone knows each other. no matter where you go. every corner you turn, there's a friendly face that you recognize. >> david lichtenfeld thought it was a safe place to raise a family. in talking with people and being in town, everyone has always had a sense of, this is such a safe place, the kind of place where you don't lock your doors. i wonder, did you ever lock your doors before this? >> never. >> but life in armada changed the day. 14 year old april millsap went missing while walking her dog along a popular jogging trail on a ju

it feels like a very balmy zero in marquette, michigan right now ten in cincinnati. even atlanta, a southern city, feels like 16 degrees outside that cold air really quickly coming down. so you look at the difference of just 24 hours ago until now, it is 23 degrees cooler in atlanta 30 degrees cooler right now in nashville than it was at this same time yesterday. those temperatures will start to rebound this afternoon. 34 for the high in cincinnati. 39 in saint louis. getting into the mid 40s for both omaha and kansas city. but until that cold air clears out, you've still got that cold air mixing in over those warm lakes causing some additional lake effect snow across several states. here today. several more inches total is expected. that's why you've still got several of these winter weather alerts, but again, that cold air is finally going to start to retreat. warmer air will start to slide into place, and some folks not just getting back to normal, but may actually get above average for a change but take for example, today still going to be on the cold side. memphis going from a high of 40 tod

cities around the country. ♪ >>> chaos erupted after some major upsets in college football this weekend. tensions flared after michigantate, and michigan's derrick moore tried to plant the wolverines' flag into the buckeyes' logo. columbus police used pepper spray to stop the scuffle. the big ten conference fined both teams $100,000 for violating sportsmanship rules. >>> another brawl in florida as the gators tried celebrating their 31-11 win over florida state by planting a flag on their field. >>> and north carolina's wolf pack sparked a fight after one of its players tried to plant a flag to celebrate the teague -- team taking down north carolina. have are calling a for flag -- a ban on flag planting. >>> mikaela shiffrin is recovering after crashing in killington, vermont, saturday. >> oh, no! oh, no. >> really scary accident there. shiffrin was taken off the slope in a sled and hit multiple gates and suffered a puncture wound to her stomach. the 29-year-old updated fans on her condition in a video on instagram. >> scare everybody, and it looks like all -- all scans so far are clear. so thank you. >> shiffrin is s

michigan, maryland, and texas. >> we look into them. we have had signs in new york cityible person and the visual did look like him but it was not him. >> maybe one day, they can unlock the secrets of the damaged hard drive. do you hold hopes that technology will allow you to recover it? >> i am hoping in a couple of years. >> for now, the mystery of ray gricar's disappearance and doers. so does the wait for answers. do you still hold out hope that you will get a definitive answer? >> always. we will always have that question. >>> this sunday, fbi job. president-elect donald trump says he plans to replace fbi

michigan and northern new england. we'll get a glaze of ice from philadelphia to baltimore to d.c. that's the winter weather advisories. new york cityother coating of snow. travel forecast. we have that storm exiting and a storm early in the day on the west coast. could have problems in san francisco and interstate 5 driving north into the pacific northwest. we still have issues. >> bill, thanks for the update. >>> now to new york, luigi mangione, the suspect charged in the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo pleaded not guilty to the murder charges against him. stephanie gosk was in court. >> reporter: luigi mangione entered new york state court for the first time today. >> guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> reporter: the 26-year-old faces 11 charges in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson, including first degree murder in the furtherance of terrorism. mangione pleaded not guilty to four federal criminal charges. outside, dozens of protesters voiced anger with the health insurance instry. >> the health care system is corrupt, we need to fix it. >> reporter: in court the defense attorney took issue with what she called

michigan and them not been able to come back in. >> there are ways to come back and there's all kinds of avenues are telling what city or town again, in the we're still working at it. >> was chloe curtis reporting for us. nasa announcing astronaut butch wilmore and suni williams will not be returning to earth. >> until the end of march or even april because of a delay in launching their replacements that were supposed to arrive in february. now, the 2 test pilots they blasted off in june. their mission was extended when the troubled boeing capsule. they arrived on had to be sent back to earth empty due to this delay will mourn. williams are now set to spend almost a year in orbit. >> they ever going to leave old it's like that's true. still ahead, a neighborhood rebrand comes just in time for the holidays. how local leaders are making the space. mary. >> the holiday spirit is alive and well. and knowing valley, the san francisco neighborhood is re-branding itself as no. well valley this month from now until christmas day, people strolling down. 24 street are going to be able to enjoy themed window displays. today. city leaders inc

michigan and they have not been able to come back in. there are ways to come back and there's all kinds of avenues are telling what city or town again in the end. >> we're still working at it. >> all right. let's talk about your forecast now as we're taking a live look at cruise ship that docked here. one of the piers along the embarcadero. yeah, lawrence is here well talk about not just the ship. they're enjoying this resort and whether kit wet. yeah. i mean, really nice weather around the bay area, right? the last couple days. nice place to dock here in the bay area. they want to set sail as we head in toward the weekend. we've got. >> a series of storms rolling back in and they're going to pack a punch. i think as we start to add up all those totals. but outside tonight, what a beautiful evening out there. now we're going to see some of that dense for truly fog form. but well, look at the sunset. nice colors out there in the atmosphere. a great evening really turned out to be a nice day. high pressure overhead. we did start out of that patchy, dense fog. and again, we're going to see return of some of that ground fog early tomorrow morn

will see inches as well as feet coming off of lake michigan, lake erie and lake ontario and the northeast of new england at the higher elevation new york cityf new york city, boston and d.c. it was barely measurable but either way is wet for much of the identified quarter we will see the winds pick up yesterday. 42 men 50 miles per hour the midatlantic, the great lakes into new england the appellations one guess of 70 miles per hour that could create blizzard conditions and snow squall stealing was for. it's very winter like. >> it certainly feels that way, "fox weather" for simulcast live on fox business every weekday from 5 - 6:00 a.m. eastern right before "mornings with maria". we'll be right back with the big hour next. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, whic

city in congress for 37 years. >>> the first big snowstorm of the season dumped five feet of snow near buffalo and millions of other people in michiganio, and pennsylvania were digging out over the weekend, too. in dunkirk, new york, they're bracing for more snow while they deal with what has already fallen. if you look at this video, that looks like a lot. lake erie could see another foot of snow. people in upstate new york say it's been a struggle. >> a lot of snow, just try to stay out here every couple hours to keep up with it. that's all we can do. >> notice the san francisco 49ers hat, very interesting. temperatures continue to run 10 to 20 degrees below normal across the eastern u.s. obviously if the game was any indication, it is a struggle to be outside in those conditions. >> yeah. >>> it's not only the snow, but it's pretty cold, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average for early december. this is now a cold time of year except it's not going to be that chilly in our neck of the woods for a while. eventually the other shoe will drop. let's look at what you need to know. weather headlines as we look at the beautiful suns

found from 2009 and 2015, in each of the seven years, the city of detroit inflated the value of 53 to 84% of its homes in violation of the michiganhe lowest valued homes like marisha's inheritance not hit the hardest. this is quintessential example of predatory governance, when local governments basically illegally -- they overtax, they charge black people more because, and again, their intention is not important, but the point is these funds go in to the public treasury. we do a lot of talking corruption, right, but no matter the definition of corruption, ifm, transparency international, it's always private gain. the predatory governance opens up the conversation of when it's not an individual, but it's the state treasury itself that is benefiting from the racist policies. again the story of the property tax inequity in detroit is a quintessential example of predatory governance. >> so excited to check out plundered as soon as it drops. thank you, bernadette atuahene, for being here on "velshi." >>> still ahead, whitney houston said our children are the future, famously, and we all know that. my next guest is the perfect example

michigan, make memories by the christmas tree. >> in between some last minute shopping, our christmas gifts include coming to this city is part ofnce and letting the kids pick out what they want. 8 year-old jaipur and who showed us some of his dance is looking forward to putting his gifts together. picked out a lego motorcycle in the structure his 11 year-old sister. cassie, also a lego fan. i got some legos to says one of the things she's most looking forward to this christmas is sleeping. it hopefully probably not. according to the national retail federation estimated 157.0, 2 million people are shopping on the last saturday before christmas known as super saturday. the estimate is up from 141.9 million super saturday shoppers last year and has the second-highest number after 2020 to 158 and a half million back another a little one. i wasn't planning and >> doing so much shopping if she doesn't buy a new suit case. george anas laggard who was shopping with her mom, nicole. >> so she'll have to cram her buys between her luggage and mom's before returning home to michegan. according to the national retail federation. as of early

michigan. we have people here from united states, from russia, from india, from germany. ready findings for the idea of israel's foreign army on it. just yeah, that's all i could say. in the city or canada 20th and on. tens of thousands of chinese migrants have been taking the dangerous routes through latin america to the united states when they plan to seek asylum. risking everything in that quest, but back to lines point for them. so in the 2nd half of our 2 pot investigation, $1.00 oh, $1.00 east finds out what happens to the microns once they've made it to the top of the single coon on us. as you check on cars. we meet so secretive pass to discover his plan for new arrivals along the judge and then she's hired in john we learned why, despite the risks, many more chinese are willing to undertake the same perilous journey. and we all ask if the american dream is ready with that sacrifice. the young one children young, has made it to america. the chinese migrant sent his wife june. u chan arrived in july 2023. they now live with relatives in the small city of habits in california. okay. okay. well, here you are, assuming we are legal calling you the couple are among the 31000

city, union station. a winter wonderland lake effect snow creating challenges along the great lakes from michigan to upstatevania turned into a frozen tundra with more than 30in of snow. further east, in dunkirk, whiteout conditions. the roads barely visible at times. a state of emergency declared for parts of new york. in buffalo, superfans helping to shovel out highmark stadium ahead of tonight's game against the 49 ers. some parts of the region could get more than five feet of snow by monday. >> make sure you're being vigilant. if you're heading out of the house and going anywhere, make sure you're checking what the weather forecast might be. >> in new york city, temperatures dipping into the 30s. the real feel in the 20s in bryant park, folks bundled up getting into the holiday spirit and more wintry weather could be on the way. >> it's going to bring widespread snow to everyone in the northeast by the middle of next week. likely a little too early to know exactly how much snow, but we are talking about inches of snow for the northeast and even new york city might see their first snow of the year. >> ch

city union station. a winter wonderland lake effect snow creating challenges along the great lakes from michigan to upstateo a frozen tundra with more than 30in of snow. further east in dunkirk, whiteout conditions, the roads barely visible at times. a state of emergency declared for parts of new york. in buffalo, superfans helping to shovel out highmark stadium ahead of tonight's game against the 49 ers. some parts of the region could get more than five feet of snow by monday. >> make sure you're being vigilant if you're heading out of the house and going anywhere, make sure you're checking what the weather forecast might be. >> in new york city, temperatures dipping into the 30s. the real feel in the 20s in bryant park, folks bundled up getting into the holiday spirit and more wintry weather could be on the way. >> it's going to bring widespread snow to everyone in the northeast by the middle of next week, likely a little too early to know exactly how much snow, but we are talking about inches of snow for the northeast and even new york city might see their first snow of the year. >> chuck sivertsen, abc

michigan through areas of northern new england tonight. we are going to get a little glaze of ice tomorrow morning from philadelphia to baltimore to d.c. that's why you're under those winter weather advisories. new york citynother coating of snow for you. so as far as your travel forecast goes, we have that storm exiting but then we have a storm early in the day on the west coast. we could have problems in san francisco at the airport and also on interstate 5. we could have numerous issues driving north into the pacific northwest. so we do still have some issues. >> all right, bill, thanks for the update. >>> now to new york where luigi mangione, the suspect charged in the murder of unitedhealthcare's ceo pleaded not guilty to the murder charges against him. stephanie gosk was in court. >> reporter: luigi mangione entered new york state court for the first time today. >> guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> reporter: the 26-year-old faces 11 charges in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson including first-degree murder in the furtherance of terrorism. mangione already pleaded not guilty to four federal criminal charges. outside dozens of protesters voiced anger with the health insurance in

city and people because it only wants control over the country. well, the americans have for a long time tried to talk to the business or from the michigan to the some assets because he wasn't all i for the show, which is the enemy of the safe. the snow gets the slips, it looks uh things and the end of the day they cannot actually operate proper the inside the account to the wants to control unless they have that on their own minutes just as well. that's what we've seen over also the past few years. the case which is supported by the americans and the us, the s which is our, which i've seen in democratic forces going up on the city of army. there's someone who flipped the army, the national army, to 0, and the ranks and fights against basically the search and everyone else was trying to fight the me through the steps which is had a huge show. i also don't forget one thing the americans were off with $10000000.00 on the head of the problem. how about the should that it was head of the s t s? i know meeting with him without thinking of the name of the service on it, or without thinking of that. and basically a bounty on his head. because we want to tr

city. >> and des moines. >> lifelong "today show" fans from greenville, michigan. >> staying up late for the tree lighting,ong with us on a wednesday morning. well, we told you our plaza crowd knows how to show up in style. not only are they ready for the tree lighting, they are actually dressed like the tree in some cases, and we are here for it. >> there are two people dressed head-to-toe in tree outfits. >> it's giving christmas. >> it's giving. >> yes. let's get to our news at 8:00. we begin with that early blast of winter. tens of millions waking up to the coldest air of the season. in some parts of the country, dangerous snow and ice are still piling up. communities from the northeast to the great lakes trying to figure out what to do with all that snow after several days of accumulation, such as in erie, pennsylvania. let's check back in with al and what we can expect the rest of the week. >> more snow and more cold coming in. good morning, everybody. all the way from marquette, michigan, we're looking at snow. 19 million people under winter weather advisories. winter storm watches and we have some

i7 avanti corridor from topeka through kansas city union station, a winter wonderland lake effect snow creating challenges along the great lakes from michigano upstate new york, erie, pennsylvania turned into a frozen tundra with more than 30in of snow. further east in dunkirk, whiteout conditions, the roads barely visible at times. a state of emergency declared for parts of new york in buffalo superfans helping to shovel out high mark stadium ahead of tonight's game against the 40 niners. some parts of the region could get more than five feet of snow by monday. make sure you're being vigilant if you're heading out of the house and going anywhere, make sure you're checking what the weather forecast might be in new york city, temperatures dipping into the 30s. the real feel in the 20s in bryant park, folks bundled up getting into the holiday spirit and more wintry weather could be on the way. >> it's going to bring widespread snow to everyone in the northeast by the middle of next week. likely a little too early to know exactly how much snow, but we are talking about inches of snow for the northeast , and even new york city might see their f

for example, i'm from michigan, home of betsy devos, a blue area we get a lot of anti-devos work, your kids are number one or number two, both of which are schools in the city. those schools don't exist. charter schools in michigan, happened to be the year we got our charter. our schools don't exist, tell me more about how you know more how she brought "down". speak your whole truth constantly is the only way so people know what they are getting all a's. >> lemonade, right? i did what i was supposed to do. i did what i was supposed to do. i have been plagued by both sides of the aisle, not walking around here someone is r or d, i have been in this long enough, sat with people, promise me they had my back, peoples whose weddings i went to, for real, only to come out and look at them in the f.a.c.e., seriously, this is what we are doing now . i am here for children, period. grown people, y'all are a lot. i struggle with you. i struggle with you, i really do, i'm cool, that is me. i'm here for them which means i have to work with all of y'all no matter what. to this end, y'all never lost before? the first year of her girls basketball team, might be 71-1, tryin