as the system pushes off to the east, there is no in the mid-atlantic.-- dry conditions. we will be in the mid 50's and today is warmer than we -- where we were yesterday. temperatures mid and upper 50's and part of the north bay close to average for this time of year and we expect another cold morning on the weights tomorrow with a three day forecast and by thursday, we will clout of the sky and bring back rain at night. we will detail be thursday night storm that lingers into friday morning but let's check in with jobina. jobina: we will start in vacaville where we have a sig alert underway in the chp is reporting six vehicles and a big rig involved in a crash and there is a motorcycle crash in the backup of the crash. westbound 80, your speeds as you travel westbound will be six miles per hour and not too far away. in richmond, the salon on-ramp to westbound 280 has been shut down. fuel is in the roadway and caltrans is trying to get that cleaned up. a live look at the san mateo bridge. we don't have any advisories on the bridge so that is good news b

if you're in the mid-atlantic, the northeast, you'll notice the winds picking up, so temperatures notu factor in the winds. it's going to feel colder than that. you get a break and then we're going to see a storm system moving up the coast. this is what it looks like today, clouds increasing along the gulf coast states and widespread heavy rain along the coast into the southeast and a mess on sunday as we see heavy rain into portions of the mid-atlantic and the northeast. back to you. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much and have a great weekend. >>> still ahead on way too early, global leaders will meet today to discuss the next steps in the defense of ukraine. we'll take a look at the huge military package that's potentially on the table. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. a plus is ar supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. -nope -c'mon him? ooo i like him! nooooo... nooooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! when you gotta get it done, just one sheet is all you need. because one sheet of bounty absorbs more than

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bringing rain for the mid-atlantic and northeast.lakes sh that's going to be where we're going to see the heavy wet snow. quo see quite a bit of snow as we go throughout this thursday. forecast, heaviest along the coast in new york city, long island and also portions of the cape. back to you. >> yeah. rainy here in washington, too. i remembered my umbrella. thank you so much. >> still ahead on "way too early," the classified documents special counsel probe could mean for president biden's expected 2024 announcement. new polling takes a look at what voters think of the matter. we're digging into the numbers next. f the matter we're digging into the numbers next ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to bu

record highs through texas look for wet weather mid-atlantic states.day morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. nice to see the sunshine as we get ready to head out the door, but it's very chilly out there. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s and only headed for the mid-50s for today. as we go into tomorrow, most of the day is sunny, but we'll see rain coming in late tomorrow evening, moving out by early thursday morning. most of us getting about a quarter inch of rain or less. >> that's your latest weather. >>> guys, let's rev her up again. i need a lot of speed. you have to jump this thing to get it out on to 49th street for kerry sanders. hit it, baby all right. kerry, this one's for you. it's coming your way >> i love that. >> just like knight rider. >> that is awesome thank you. >> all right by the way, happy birthday to the corvette. >>> coming up next, the doctor is in. dr. torres has advice from eating to sleeping, start practicing now it will make a big difference in your health. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ >>> we are back. 8:38. your hea

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we'll see more in the way of flooding east, mid-atlantic raid light snow into places like pittsburgh sunday afternoon. david? >> rob marciano with us on a friday. thanks, rob. >>> tonight marks two years to the day since the attack on the capitol, and a moving ceremony at the white house today. president biden honoring 14 americans for defending democracy. they are still carrying the weight of simply doing their jobs in a polarized country. some still facing threats to this day. mary bruce at the white house. >> reporter: two years to the day of that violent assault on the u.s. capitol, president biden honoring the americans who dend d bsimply doing their jobs, presenting the nation's second highest civilian honor, the presidential citizens medal, to 14 former and current law enforcement officers and election workers. >> and history will remember your names. it will remember your courage. it will remember your bravery. it will remember your extraordinary commitments to your fellow americans. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. >> reporter: this country still deeply divided two years

southwards, following it we get a northerly wind, you can follow it all the way back into the mid atlantichine on thursday, one or two showers around, a lot of the country may be fine and dry, we see temperatures evening out by this stage so eight or 9 degrees. that is the picture on thursday. by the time we get to the end of the week, we got higher pressure trying to building from the atlantic again, another weather front is approaching the north—west bringing wind and rain into north—western parts of scotland but ahead of it with higher pressure, the winds will be lighter, bit of a messy mixture, they may well be a touch of frost, some fog around, variable cloud and some sunshine coming through, we end up with the end of the week, the highest temperatures will be in western scotland and northern ireland. this is really trying to sum up the weekend, it is quite messy, we've got milder weather in the north—west, colder potentially frosty in the south—east, then temperatures even out. the one thing we can see of the week ahead in many places, it will stay fine and right. —— financial right.

as we move forward into the weekend, that rain is going into the carolinas and mid-atlantic. then the two systems merge, and this is key, because now we've got another big storm for the northeast to end the weekend. looks like heavy rain along the i-95 corridor, d.c., boston, new york, and then interior we're talking about bigger snows. we could get up to a foot across parts of northern maine. there's another storm this follows midweek next week. we're going to be busy. david? >> we'll wait until monday for that one. lee goldberg. be safe on the roadways, everyone watching out there tonight, sunday and monday for sure. thank you, lee. >>> we turn to the other news, this friday night and actor alec baldwin seen for the first time out after learning he'll be charged with involuntary manslaughter after the deadly shooting on that movie set. tonight what his legal team is now saying, and here's matt rivers. >> reporter: tonight, alec baldwin seen for the first time since prosecutors in new mexico announced he will be charged in the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchin

tornados over the southeast and gulf coast and then this area of low pressure moves up toward mid-atlantic and great lakes, snow behind it, a coastal event going to be developing on friday and saturday and details on this still yet to be determined. will this be a snow event, rain event, see mixture of snow and ice friday and saturday for the east coast. foxweather.com, has details and no relief in sight for california. really incredible. >> todd: it is images out of santa barbara, never seen anything like it. president biden heading into day three of the three amigo summit. >> carley: arizona sheriff mike lamb says the president owes our country an apology. we'll be talking to him next. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leav

then little bit of snow across parts of the mid atlantic for that and really all of the story and thisbe the case for the next ten days, absolutely no sign to this pattern changing right now. storm after storm coming in across parts of california bringing massive rain and massive snow. we need the moisture but too much, too quick and it'll be potentially causing massive dangerous impacts moving over the next couple of dais. emily, back to you. emily: thanks, ridge i used to live in -- rick. i used to live in stinson beach and the flooding photos -- will: rick, what would you do with the rhino? touch the horn? emily: i'd want to be close and take a photo. rick: yeah, come on, pete, you just don't like animals. i pete: it's not going to do nice things to you, rick. rick: you're in its spot. it's supposed to do not nice things to you tomorrow. emily: keep it up tomorrow, there'll be a rhino in fox news set. will: being chased by a rhino onset tomorrow. emily: coming up, spending more time off your phone and with your family in 2023. we have ideas including a game. that's coming up next. i

days ago to the north and this one to the south of it and by tomorrow, guys, it's towards the mid atlanticnd parts of northeast with rain and interior snow. back to you. rachel: thank you, rick. up next, chip wade has been chipping away at his beautiful new home and shows us how far he's come. there he is. pete: he has a beautiful home and we'll show it to you. rachel: that's right. ♪ pete: over the past year, chip wade has been build ago beautiful home in the north georgia mountains. rachel: using do it yourself methods that he learned along the way. it's gorgeous. will: and chip is here to show us how. chip. >> yes, good morning. we're here at pinhoody, pete and some of my favorite projects are the cellular pcv town and grove board and no maintenance or bugs ever and super easy to install and has wood grain veneer on top and called turner oak and i have it on the upstairs hallway and on the exterior and great on porch ceiling ands comes in all the different colors and profiles and find out more under the canvas tab versa tex.com don't use shims because they can shrink and mess up expensi

that is the severe risk for parts of florida up to mid-atlantic.rm as it pushes across the northeast and new york city, you could get less than an inch, but then the rain comes in and it will be washed away pretty quickly. so we will be tracking that appear there is the snow forecast. right on the cusp they are but parts of new england, certainly connecticut will get measurable snow. all right steve doocy come over to you, my friend. b3 a progressive democrat wants to push a wealth tax on california's very rich. people with global net worth of $1 billion would be taxed an additional 1.5% pure of the proposal would force those who recently moved out of california, you still have to pay california. how crazy is that! that could potentially put our next guest, abc managing partner who recently left california and joins us live from the lone star city. hey, joe. >> good morning steve. >> steve: okay, the whole idea of a wealth tax is you are a rich guy, a billionaire in you can afford it. but here is the thing committed so un-american because you have

severe storms mid-atlantic into the southeast.today we are going to see slightly warmer temperatures for the inland areas, and that warming trend continues until thursday when we start to see temperatures cooling off after that point. it's going to be a chilly weekend, more clouds moving in on saturday, and sunday we're expecting the arrival of our next round of rain. scattered showers continue into monday. look how much colder it's going to be. >> and that is your latest weather. >> all right al, thank you. >> you are canceled. >> you are still here. >> he is un-canceled. >>> coming up next, we are talking taxes with steph ruhle the changes you need to know about when you are getting ready to file, especially if you are using venmo or a cash app. first, this is "today" on nbc. app. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> 8:35 this morning "on your money," tax filing season is upon us. >> stephanie ruhle is up early with us. >> other people are talking stuffed shells and oscars. tax time >> guess what. the irs officially opened the win

by tomorrow that kind of weakens, but the mid-atlantic seeing a little bit of snow if by the time we rain coming across parts of the u.s., this pattern shows no signs of breaking down this week. a series of storms, by the time we're done maybe another 10-20 inches of rain, meaning that flooding and mudslide threat continues for us. back to you inside. will: thank you, rick. we've got a big sunday show this week. i'll be live from the brotheredder tomorrow ahead of president biden's first visit. -- border. plus, nancy grace, enos canner freedom joins us live. pete: new year, new skill. emily tried skateboarding a few weeks ago, but now we're all going to hop onboard. this is an injury waiting to happen. a life lesson on fox square -- will: a live lesson, not a life -- pete: it could be a life. ar [laughter] just sick the around. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guilla

president biden will do a mid-atlantic swing and plans to talk about infrastructure. in the evening, we understand there will be some high dollar fund raisers. that's while president trump, the former president, will be up in new hampshire meeting with activists there. his first real event with republican party activists since announcing. neil? >> trace: all right. thank you, peter, peter doocy at the white house. meantime, i want to go to rich edson in miami. the vice president of the united states, former one, mike pence, also caught up in this document mess. he had a chance to sit down and talk to rich. >> good afternoon, neil. mike pence made his first comments since news had broken that he had classified at his home in indiana. we asked him that just a couple months ago he denied having any classified documents and now only to discover that he had them. he said he launched a review after seeing what happened with president biden and a small number was encountered. we asked him in his long time in gong if this had happened before. here's what he said. >> i remain

the investigation goes on and the classified documents found in various locations throughout the mid atlanticn the possession of joe biden, now growing calls for the university of delaware to open up the doors on the so-called ok box of all of the documents, 1850 boxes worth, from his time in the senate. can we make the logical assumption that if there were classified documents found in his possession at his home in delaware from his time as senator, there just might by 1 or 2 at the university of delaware. >> well, john, we know that the risk is obviously clear, you know, you have a president who appears as senator to have removed material while he was a member of the senate, that was classified. we also have heard reports that he wrote classified material into notebooks that were also seized. there is a huge trove rainfall documents from that period sitting at the university of delaware. some of us have been highly critical of this relationship. biden's converted the university into a giant safety deposit box. you know, universities are supposed to be places of higher learning. they are sup

about an inch of rain potentially across the southeast, could see some snow for portions of the mid-atlanticis was a powerful system. 34 tornado reports, 114 wind reports, hail reports, and you can see across alabama, you can see three streaks right here, those are the three significant tornadoes, one of them that went to selma, possibly on the ground, anderson, for about 50 miles. these are definitely significant storms that rolled through the south. >> jennifer gray, appreciate it. we're learning more about what cause the faa ground stoppages today that caused thousands of flights to be delayed. what could you tell us? >> not happy with how this update was planted he wants the system that cause these cascading cancellations fixed fast, so this does not happen again. >> does it seem like this was done on purpose? there was an accidental? >> the faa has ruled out a cyberattack here. we do not think it was caused on purpose. this seems like it was something accidental, in the faa initially says the damage database file may have been something simply uploaded to the system during the routine u

we've got rain across parts of the mid-atlantic, toward coastal areas of the carolinas.on the northern side of this, we've got snow across much of the ohio river valley, to the north of the ohio river. that's the dividing point. this continues to pull to the north with snow across interior sections. rain up and down the eastern seaboard. rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick. we've been telling you about the record number of migrant encounter the at the border. new data reveals a scarier figure, more than 278,000 who got away, an average of nearly 2500 a day. our next guest has reported from the border, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now to t to he react. this is just after we heard about 38 known terrorists coming across the border which is blowing away all the records on capturing terrorists. we tonight know how many terrorists are in the got away number. maria: that's exactly right. good morning to you, rachel. rachel: g maria: these are devastating numbers. i've seen this up close and personal, many times. when you consider the fact tha

we get first accumulating snow across parts of the mid-atlantic. hours and tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning maybe a few snow flurries around new york city way has not counseling lated snow. next hour we talk about the west coast where another massive storm will come on in and have some really significant impacts for the start of this week. all right. emily. certain it back to you. >> thank you, will. over to you in el paso where you have some guests with you that are going to help explain what life is really like in el paso right now. will: i do, thank you, emily. the first time in his presidency joe biden is visiting the southern border. he comes in today, he will start here in he el paso, texas. ahead of the visit the city is cleaning up migrant camps where thousands were living after being released by the border patrol. our next guests want to see what is happening. we have fascinating conversations already begun this morning. she is el paso county judge candidate and rosy, a long-time el paso resident. rosy is not sharing her last name. i did

the rain pushing off the coast line now so finally start to dry out a bit or the mid-atlantic coast but you notice that wave of moisture pushing across the ohio valley and the great lakes. that's our next wave and we'll bring in a few inches of snow with that system already from the last system picking up nearly a foot across parts of the ohio valley and the great lakes, roughly about four to six inches. now we're going to add more to it, not just from the system we're dealing with today but another one rolling in on friday and into saturday. so we'll pick up quite a bit of snow especially along lake erie's eastern side south of buffalo, typically where we get heavy snow anyway. nearly a foot of snow fly widespread 4 to 6. there it is. the next system we're watching coming down from canada. we call this a clipper. it's usually quick moving and can drop quite a bit of snow in a short amount of time. round one out of here. the next one rolling in friday into saturday bringing in quite a bit of snow with it across the great lakes once again. with that, not only snowfall but, yes, we dealt

drenching rain from the florida panhandle to the mid-atlantic. the latest on the storm track. >>> violent protests. chaos erupting overnight on the streets of atlanta. authorities making arrests after a peaceful protest takes a turn. >>> search for answers. the family of a memphis man who died following his arrest. preparing to view body camera video of the night he was pulled over. five officers fired over it. >>> murder trial. disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh heads to trial. charged with killing his wife and son. what we're learning about the prosecution's case. >>> health update. "avengers" star jeremy renner revealing his shocking number of broken bones from that near-fatal snowplow accident. >>> and football feats. >> mahomes may have been shaken up as he was taken down. >> patrick mahomes playing through the pain to lead the chiefs to victory. eagles playing giants killers. and a look ahead to today's critical matchups. >>> good morning, america. we begin with that breaking news overnight, sadly another mass shooting to report to you

. >> another warm day potentially in the northeast and mid-atlantic.other spots. this is a tornado watch currently in effect extending from texas into parts of louisiana. you can see it goes up into the kentucky border and further north. we have potential for some of the strong storms. we saw tornado threats yesterday. we'll see that again today, particularly in this orange shaded area including places like montgomery, mobile, all of those locations have the potential to see the strong storms including tornadoes, hail, and damaging wind gusts. we'll watch for that through the afternoon today. we're also watching the northern half of this system impact folks in the high plains and into the midwest. you can see really heavy snow falling in many locations across this area up to a foot of snow by the time it's all said and done w he could have the gusty winds as well. we very blowing snow. that means reduced visibility and ice accumulation making travel really difficult on the roadways. if you can, stay off the roads. we'll see tree damage and potentially

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on the northern edge of this system and the severe storm threat will continue today through the mid-atlantict and then the snow. the snow is flying across portions of the plain states up towards the midwest here are some of the snow totals. fox weather.com for all of your latest details and we have been promoting the book "i am the storm." last night we had a wonderful signing. this is happening this even with brian kilmeade introducing me on long island at long island university which is his alma mater. this was last night at the wine and sign at the harrison and floral park. thanks to everyone who came out. it was such a great event. we had lots of laughs and lots of signings and lots of wine. over to brian and steve and rachel. i don't think there is wine tonight. but we're still going to have a lot of fun. >> rachel: i want to go to a wine and dine. >> brian: i think everyone is bringing their own beer. the white house dodging questions on president biden's classification document scandal. >> peter: before the fbi search, president biden went to his house in wilmington. what was he doing

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and then eventually by tomorrow mid-atlantic the and the northeast gets in on this.ok at this, it's all snow across the interior sections. the i-95 corridor where we really have not seen any significant snow or any snow this winter, take a look at this. i don't think even bots boston towards philadelphia, d.c., no snow, but we do have it across the interior sections which is where the ski resorts are, and they certainly need that right now. pete, back to you. pete: rick, appreciate it. still ahead, boat show has staled into fox -- sailed into fox square. the best models to help you and your family seize the day. see what i did there? will: i like it. pete: seas the day. ♪ ♪ dad and i finally had that talk. no, not that talk. about what the future looks like. for me. i may have trouble getting around, but i want to live in my home where i'm comfortable and my friends are nearby. i can do it with the help of a barber, personal shopper and exercise buddy. someone who can help me live right at home. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪ ♪ if you still have symptoms of mod

so cooler for toronto at 5, look out toward the mid atlantic d. c at 21. and still that snow storm for the upper midwest. central america. fairly quiet cuz most of the action is around the golf. but some bursts of rain for out to rico and dominican republic on wednesday. big storms for pedro and bolivia that stretches into the southeast of brazil. so for the state of center at the rena, the capital floor, and apple is extreme weather alerts in play here for flooding likely damage to homes and high temperatures for a central argentina by blanca. 34 on wednesday, sir. ah, the wet clouds meet mountain west struggle gives birth to a true passion where faith is more just where humanity defies. expectations with freedom is always worth fighting road and untold stories from across asia and the pacific one. 0, one east on al jazeera. january. oh no to 0. hope francis is to promote a message of peace and reconciliation while visiting the democratic republic of congo and sat to dog. his 5th visit to africa as head of the catholic church, rigorous debates and unflinc

we're expecting heaviest rain in portions of new england into portions of mid-atlantic along the appalachianser colors, yellows and oranges, that's where we're expecting that rain. but we're also expecting snow. this is good for snow lovers. we've been snow deprived in the northeast. this will be good news for many in portions of main main. >> i was thinking new york city, nothing. >> and it will be 50s by next week again. >> doesn't feel like winter to me. thank you so much. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," we have a lot more questions surrounding president biden and classified documents. at least one notable republican appears to be coming to his defeens. -- defense. we'll be right back with. that e. we'll be right back with that get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. i love what downy does for my sheets and towels. but did you know downy provides 7 benefits for your clothes, like making them softer and fresher. plus, downy fights fading and stretching. make your laundry softer, fresher, and look newer lon

so the severe storm threat for the panhandle up towards the mid-atlantic over the next couple of hourswy side of this storm moving up towards the northeast. interior section also get measurable snow along the coast we could get a little bit of snow and then it's going to be washed out by rain along the coast. just keep that in mind. there are your winter weather alerts for millions of folks. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. all right. over to you, brian, rachel and steve. >> steve: thank you very much j.d. >> rachel: thank you, janice. >> steve: that's a crazy storm. keep an eye on the sky if you are down south. meanwhile we know we have been reporting it for over a year, inflation is killing you with everything. and, in particular, we have been talking a lot about the high price of eggs and stuff like that. people, look at this. eggs have gone up nearly 60%. margarine 50%. floflour 25% it. goes on and on and on. they looked at 50,000 american homes over the last 12 years. do you know what? they took a look at where people buy groceries because it says a lot about where

could see snow for portions of the mid-atlantic.4 tornado reports. 114 wind reports. we had hail reports. and you can really see across alabama, you can see three streaks right here. those are really the three significant tornados. one of them, the one that went through selma, possibly was on the ground, anderson, for about 15 miles. so, these were definitely significant storms that rolled through the south. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> we're learning more about what caused the faa ground stoppage yesterday. pete, what can you tell us? >> anderson, we're learning more about this all the time. the federal aviation administration has been in the cross hairs of critics since yesterday. 10,000 flights delayed, another 1,300 cancelled. and we were the first to report that the computer system that crashed, which stores critical safety information for pilots was 30 years old. now the faa says it knows the cause of the failure, not the age of the system but rather who was working on it. in a just released statement, the faa says it dete

if we look at latest snowfalls in other major northeast or mid-atlantic cities, we could be breakingds all over the place. since the 1800s, all these records occurred in 1972-73. we have to get to february 21 in baltimore, february 23 in washington, d.c. philly can't break the record, only tie it, snowless in the 72-73 winter. if you think why haven't we had snow, this gives you a pretty good understanding. new york city consecutive days with an above normal temperature 34 and counting that. is a record set back basically this is the record, folks. this is the record. i walked yesterday, poppy. felt so nice outside. >> i know. my kids had no jacket on when i picked them up at school. i want snow. >> i went to weather camp at penn state. i'm not kidding. >> back to you guys. >>> back to memphis this morning where the fallout is continuing as three memphis fire department employees have been fired for violating policy and protocol in their response to tyre nichols. two more memphis officers have been relieved of duty. last hour you heard for the first time from tulsa' brother. this is

it's going to bring the risk for severe storms for the southeast and move up towards the mid-atlanticwe could see a mixture of freezing rain and ice. so he wool continue to watch that there is the severe storm threat today. so be on alert for watches and warnings in your area if you live in theist these spots. fox weather.com will keep you up to date. all right, steve doocy. i have got my mostly sunny umbrella. jess. >> steve: yes you do. >> janice: back to you. >> steve: thank you very much, j.d. the new house committee chair jim jordan is going to join us live. first, a tragic fire bringing together two veterans. the unique bond they formed over an american flag. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. when your cat's hungry, you definitely know. when he wants your attention, he makes it clear. when he wants to be left alone, he makes it obvious. but if your cat has oa pain, also known as osteoarthritis pain, he may be saying “ow” in different ways. it's a long-lasting condition that

. >>> the northeast and the mid atlantic is in the middle of a snow drought.ow to do with out it, as several cities are setting records for snowless winters. stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: the last time central park went this far into the winter without measurable snow, i was in diapers and not walking yet. it was 1973. the record could be broken on february 4th, and if the weather forecast is right, that's exactly what's going to happen. this january on the east coast and parts of the midwest. >> it's been so warm lately. >> reporter: a historic winter that feels anything like it, mild temperatures and record low snowfall. >> our current snow depth is wimpy, especially compared to the areas in the northwest. >> reporter: in new york, it's been 50 years since the city waited this long for the first measurable snowfall of the season. it's not just the snow that's lacking, january is the third warmest on record. it's all leaving snow lovers disappointed and wondering bl they'll get to enjoy any this year. >> there's not enough snow to make snow angels. >>

so that's going to spark storms once again from houston rate through to the mid atlantic winter, turning around a bit through central america. so temperatures are coming up slowly, but surely still somewhat weather to go for the content peninsula. and it has been remarkably dry for venezuela, columbia, and paid room, but storms still across the western amazon basin. and we've got storms from the northwest of argent tina to the river plate to the southeast of brazil. ah ah ah, hello. hello rahman, you're watching out there and use our lives. my headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minutes to settlers shelton occupied east jerusalem. israel detains a 13 year old palestinian, his family says he's not responsible pensions already high after a gunman killed 7 people outside a synagogue and occupied east jerusalem. and that attack followed as regular raids in the occupied west thing that killed 9 people, the deadliest in decades. the other news, anger across the united states stuff through the video is really showing police officers beating and unarmed black men. and it's for sabr

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so cooler for toronto, 5, look out toward the mid atlantic d. c at 21. and still that snow storm for the upper midwest. central america, fairly quiet because most of the action is around the golf. but some bursts of rain for out the rico and dominican republic on wednesday. big storms for pedro and bolivia that stretches into the southeast of brazil. so for the state center at the reno, the capital floor and apple is extreme weather alerts in play here for flooding likely damage to homes and high temperatures for a central argentina by a blanca 34 on wednesday, sir, still has he all al jazeera tons days president decides to let the opposition hold . rally is something that hasn't happened in 6 years. also thailand's cannabis industry reach new highs a few months ago. but some sellers say it's too much of a good thing. and it's for, we'll hear from christiane, rinaldo following his america money moved to saudi arabia to stay with us here on out there. ah, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary

mid-atlantic and the northeast will get showers and storms from this, but we don't think it'll be asly compared to the southeast, but this is an ongoing situation. definitely dangerous for the southeast for the next several hours. we're getting into this rush hour as well. people's commute is definitely going to be on the rough side. guys? >> crucial time. jenn gray for us, thank you. >>> so house speaker kevin mc mccarthy saying george santos has a long way to go to earn trust. now we're learning more about the list of lies that helped him one congress. >> we have the resume he gave before he ran for congress. melanie zanona is with us now. let's talk about the pressure that's coming from the other members of the republican conference for santos to step down. >> reporter: yeah. there is a growing chorus of republicans who are now calling on santos to resign, and that includes several members of the new york delegation. let's take a listen. >> he's lost the confidence of people in his own community. so, you know, i think he needs to seriously consider whether or not he can actually d

so that's kind of spark storms once again from houston, great through to the mid atlantic windsor turning around a bit through central america. so temperatures are coming up slowly, but surely still somewhat weather to go for the yucatan peninsula. and it has been remarkably dry for venezuela columbia and paid rue, but storms still crossed the western amazon basin. and we've got storms from the northwest of argentina to the river plate to the southeast of brazil. ah ah ah, ah! being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright, or at least it should be a black filmmaker raised by white parents in east berlin in the 19 sixty's embarks on a stunning journey of self discovery. a touching tale of family identity, lifelong secrecy, and reconciliation becoming black. a witness documentary on al jazeera lou . ah, hello again, adrian. something in here in dough. how about the do yourself? about 0. the headlines. 2 is ready. settlers have been injured in a gun attack and occupied east jerusalem is where the forces say the suspect is 13 years old and they've taken into custody. his family denies t

so cooler for toronto at 5, look out toward the mid atlantic d. c at 21. and still that snow storm for the upper midwest. central america. fairly quiet because most of the action is around the golf, but some bursts of rain for out to rico and dominican republic. on wednesday, the big storms for pedro and bolivia that stretches into the southeast of brazil. so for the state center at the rena the capital floor, and apple is extreme weather alerts in play here for flooding likely damage to homes and high temperatures for a central argentina. by blanca, 34 on wednesday, sir. ah, the in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, whatever the deed was offered to them, they have to find because they didn't aid wouldn't get in. frank assessments. do you think diplomacy still stands a chance? i'm not very upset about any kind of negotiation informed opinions. everybody tweets. everybody's on tick, tock, tick, tock doesn't bow. you have to them for a bit of a her to winter is going to be hell hole there. pretty soon inside story on al jazeera, afte

ntic, clear skies across england mid—atlantic, clear skies across england and wales, and that has openedorth and west of scotland and northern ireland. but there is also a bit of rain this morning, heaviest across the highlands and islands. patches coming through all day long, turning lighter. writer to the east of scotland, it will turn cloud, mist and fog to come across england and wales to gradually clear. we will see more cloud in the skies to the north and west, another dry and sunny day, a chilly one, only about one or two degrees if you get me a lingering fog patches but stornaway, belfast, eight and nine celsius. the weather sits across scotland and northern ireland throughout the night, more cloud pushing in, more cloud to england and wales, some dense patches of fog and anywhere from the midlands towards east anglia and the valleys could be temperatures go to —it, —7. as it could actually climb in temperatures in northern ireland in western scotland. here is the weather front pushing its way eastwards, trying to bring mark mild air in. high—pressure holding on though for much o

as you head north in the mid-atlantic, we will be in the upper 60s through the middle of the week.r as the outlook, we are still tracking copious amounts of rain in california. they are expecting another round of severe rain falling in the region. windy and cold for the east coast. it is a holiday weekend. celebrating martin luther king. we expect light rain out to the >>> we are under a micro climate weather alert, that west coast storm, we can already see it impacting the bay area. we have some thunderstorm activity going on. we have some heavy pockets of rain that have pushed in from the peninsula over on into the east bay shoreline, marin county and in the north bay. along with all of that rain, we do have a wind advisory until this afternoon. gusty winds out there, we could >>> and that's a look at your local forecast. peter and kristen. >>> somara, thank you. the model with the message of eating disorders and beauty is more than for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free. 48-hour hydration. for that healthy skin gl

we get rain into the mid-atlantic. snow into new england and parts of the northeast.n are we talking about? ah, we could see about two inches in this darker red color from panama city just north of savannah into charleston. however, locally higher amounts are certainly possible where we get heavier rainfall. to the northeast, that's where we're talking snow totals up to six inches possible heading into areas like maine. a lot more to talk about. stick around for that. for now back to you both. >> check back in a few minutes for the rest of the forecast. >>> with that weather coming, as we said, it might be a great day to stay inside and watch some football. the final eight teams are ready to fight it out on the field as they inch closer to that golden ticket. the super bowl. nbc's george soliz is following action in philadelphia where my beloved eagles will host the new york giants. george, ice have a countdown clock set. the family's gathered. we're ready for this game. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, kristen. just a few more hours to wait and today is the third mat

the poconos, a really difficult season, nearly snowless for so many people in the mid-atlantic and northeastde. of course there's been plenty of snow in parts of the rockies and the sierras. look at this, a dusting in new england. overall it's very, very warm. looking at the next two weeks. central park, the latest we've gone without measurable snow is january 28th. >>> now to a new book about the murder of emmett till. for the first time reverend wheeler parker, emmett's cousin and best friend who was with him on that fateful night is sharing his side of the story. the book is called "a few full of trouble." alex perez sat down with him. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. emmett till was born and rsed right here in the chicago area. reverend parker is the last surviving witness who was right there in the room the moment till was abducted. >> how vivid are your memories of that day? >> very, very vivid because you never forget it. how could that happen in america? but it happened. >> reporter: forever engrained in the history of our country, the tragic story of 14-year-ol

with temperatures that have been way above normal look for those heavier storms moving into the mid atlanticth a risk of severe weather into ohio later today. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. i know, i know. but every time the box comes, we get the peanut butter. yes, because mom takes the meds out of the box and puts them in the peanut butter. sounds like we're getting peanut butter. yes, but that is the chewy pharmacy box. ♪ the peanut butter box is here. ♪ ♪ the peanut butter box is here ♪ alright, i'm out. pet prescriptions delivered to your door. chewy. >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a look outside in san francisco, nice to have a clear start to our day as the rain continues to move away from us. we had rain late last night into early this morning, and we continue to have a dry forecast over the next several days. every morning inland, we are starting out in the 30s and near freezing or below freezing. heading closer to the week

we also have the potential to at least tie or come close to record highs in the mid-atlantic into thep into the 30s and 40s. sunny and mild in texas today and a big, big storm into california lots of rain, up to 8 inches north of the bay area and also up to 5 feet of snow possible in the er elevations. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are still continuing to monitor for the impacts of this storm. right now, we are seeing much of the bay area taking a break, but the brunt of the storm will hit us later this evening with high wind, heavy rain and you want to be prepared for the potential of flooding and power outages. the scattered showers continue through tomorrow and a brief break on friday before a second storm system comes in for the weekend and maybe another storm system moving in on monday. >>> and that's your latest forecast hi, trevor i just met trevor. >> i wrote a note to him on his paper. i said, you can read it on plane. he said, i didn't take a plane you drove. that's a long drive. kudos to his folks. >> trevor is adorable. we got to see his dimpl

rain will spread here in the mid-atlantic and the northeast.w around the great lakes, especially the upper midwest as well and friday it moves off the east coast, wraparound snow continues there. significant snow for new england and parts of the central plains where we're looking for north platte, nebraska, where we are expecting anywhere from 10 to 15 inches of snow, minneapolis 2 to 5 inches, green bay 4 to 8, and rainfall from cleveland down to little rock we could see anywhere from a 0.25 inch to 0.5 inch of rain. we will get to your local os forecast in the next 30 seconds. a button? no mask? no hose? just sleep. yeah but you need the hose, you need the air, you need the whoooooosh... inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. beautiful sunrise as we wake up and head out. a lot of colors in the sky as we also are getting high clouds moving in out ahead of the next system that's set to bring us rain later on tonight first mov