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east coast. blizzard conditions brought roads across the middle of the country to a stand still. first responders struggling to get to all the stranded drivers. >> it's significant. it's hard to keep up with it. we've got rollovers that happened in time past. we're still going to wrecks. and a lot of these first responders are getting stuck. >> nearly 1800 flights were canceled nationwide yesterday. the bluegrass airport in kentucky was completely shut down, and more than a thousand flights have already been canceled. and amtrak is canceling trains across the mid atlantic and northeast. it brought strong winds and a chill to the south. the national weather service confirming the first tornado of the year in southeast arkansas. and today, as the conditions continue to push east, schools will be closed in philadelphia, washington, d.c. and many other cities. counties along the east coast have declared emergencies as the storm gets closer. let's get an update now on the impact from nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. good morning. so much to watch this morning. >> there is, hi ther

can you begin just first of all, for those on the east coast and middle of america, can you begin byr having me. apocalyptic is the exact word that i've been using, especially that first night where, you know, we had ember cast spotting, making spot fires at two plus miles ahead of a fire and 70 mile an hour, wind gusts and trees coming down. it was just something i've never seen in my life. and the amount of devastation is incredible. i'd also like to highlight the really heroic efforts, the hundreds of lives saved on the eaton fire by police and fire that in those first hours, as they were evacuating residents who really didn't get notice as that fire spread so rapidly. >> but we are so grateful for the work of the fire department, police, first responders all across southern california and coming in from other states and other countries helping out to. it seems to me, chief, you're you're a great person to talk to on this next question because, you know, there's a lot of debate. politicians on both sides are going to love to come in and unfortunately, start politicizing the proble

because i think, you know, for a lot of us folks here on the east coast in the middle of the country,re, a little bit there. what's the picture? as as we wake this morning and are concerned about our good friends and families and neighbors out in california, in la area? >> well, first let me say i'm sorry for all of the loss and devastation and suffering for that our fellow californians are experiencing in the southern california area who are touched by the fires or who have lost homes. people have lost lives. they've lost their belongings, they're devastated. and we have loved ones like you who are worried about your friends, family. i'm in that boat as well with a daughter in college there and team members on my california d.o.j. team who have lost their homes and have been evacuated and been displaced. so, so many of us are touched by this, and it's an important time to do what we're doing coming together, lifting each other up, having each other's back, taking care of one another, leaning in and, you know, can't give enough credit to our first responders who are on the front lines

middle east. >> firefighters on both coasts battling dangerous blazes. >> the federal reserve is widely expectedpshire. from msnbc world headquarters, urasia is central to global peace. >> to peace. understood. >> traditionally, that is to say, to the avoidance of what transpired in the course of the 20th century, and eurasia is also absolutely essential as a point of departure if there is going to be effective global cooperation for some accommodation, some degree of balance on the eurasian continent is essential. >> that's my dad, former national security advisor for president jimmy carter, zbigniew brzezinski. more than 12 years ago, talking about the importance of eurasia to the modern international order. the landmass of continental europe and asia, and its place in recent history is the subject of the new book entitled the eurasian century hot wars, cold wars and the making of the modern world, and its author, hal brands, joins us now. he is the henry kissinger distinguished professor at the johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies, and a columnist for bloomberg op

middle east advisor to the use foreign policy chief. and the moments he talks the future of the gals at war in 2025 state coast. it's friday, the mash sooner time. so you're welcome back to going underground will cause to go around the world from the u. a. in the heart of the middle east, on the day 38 years ago, the world did confirmation of these rails may be 200 nuclear weapons. go to see the usa apartheid side of africa. and one of the hollywood stop film producers. israel has to this day know, come clean, the nuclear whistle blower motor kind of a new new would be honey draft and kid that from london by room for his revelations before decades, long torture in his riley prison. the world today tends to the prospect of the use of those nuclear weapons by u. s. u k e u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in bay ridge to a raise iconic lebanese resistance need to pass on this route. i would circle genocide. jo, how it goes tyra's, now, presiding over

middle east and every mediator who has attempted to resolve disputes. the difficulty in communication. some weeks ago, about this time, i was standing before an audience on the northern coast of spain, the bay of biscay, and i have been asked to make a speech in spanish. i studied it in the naval academy but the vocabulary i developed in the navy was not suitable to the audience. [laughter] i tried to think of a story that would illustrate the point. i got out of a white house, involuntarily retired -- [laughter] -- i was invited to japan to make a speech. without a fee, they might add. [laughter] i decided to visit a small methodist college in southern japan, kyoto. the audience was nervous to have someone who just left the white house come to their college. the president, the students and their parents were uptight and i thought i will try to put everyone at ease by telling a joke. if you have had a speech translated into japanese, you know it takes longer than in english. i told my joke and an excellent interpreter gave my joke and the audience collapsed in laughter. there was the best response i ever had in my life to a joke. i couldn't wait to get through with my spee

middle of the country. now it's set to bring blizzard conditions and dangerously cold temperatures from the midwest to the east coast will have the latest in a live report ahead. >>> our sunday focus on congestion which took affect in manhattan. drivers forced to pay enter the big apple. >>> the pharmacy where you won't find any medicine inside but you will find items that are good for the soul. >>> later, a sit down with lisa kudro. she reflects on the legacy of the iconic sitcom that made her a star, "friends." >> 20 years distance from it now, do you go, that's what wild? >> it was just as good as it felt at the time, which is rare. we took it in. we loved it. we loved each other. yeah. >> a sunday sitdown with lisa kudro plus another life well lived later in the sho let's begin with the first big winter storm of the season already making life miserable maggie vespa is in the middle of it all in missouri. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can see, it has arrived. the storm has arrived. all of this falling overnight and firing up here in the last couple of hours or so. early this morning. we are expecti

middle east. >>> red flag wildfire warnings are now stretching more than 300 miles from california's central coast way to the san diego area. this comes as the number of people killed by the flames now climbs to at least 25. fire crews across the region are on high alert, responding quickly to new flare-ups like this one tuesday evening in the pacoima neighborhood of los angeles. powerful santa ana winds are returning wednesday with gusts of up to 70 miles per hour. those powerful winds could also expand fires still burning in the los angeles area, including the deadly palisades and eaton fires, or possibly fuel new ones. cbs' rob marciano reports from inside the fire zone. >> we're taking an aggressive lean forward posture, strategically placing fire patrols and engines in the unimpacted high fire risk areas in the city. >> reporter: with wind warnings now extended that could fan more flames, equipment and crews have surged to the battle lines of the palisades fire. but they say they're ready. this team is from colorado. they just got an assignment to head a little farther north. they've been str

expected to continue until wednesday march of us east coast has been hit by a huge win to storm disrupting transportation. wow. as you can see that in the middle of the whites, out, hundreds of people gathered for a spirited snowball fight in washington, dc and a flurry of excitement. a major pop in the us capital has been transformed into a winter wonderland. sniffles reading through the aimed at many. okay, that's it. for me, my name's side. lots more information on website. how do 0? they'll come to check it out with us next then inside story, we'll examine the full out from the latest, pushed by m. $23.00 prices, the a color which seems to me useful rang full into the south east of australia could save us band of clouds. aspen drifting its way across victoria routes. the south australia running down towards the fall. se hard pressure does come in behind solely wind here. so that's what's drawing in the cooler air whatsoever will push across southern policy scenarios of new south wells. right. and getting into sydney knocking the temperatures down somewhat, say temperatures into the mid twenties that the melvin following on from what we can

middle class. democrats aren't monolith, we come from many different states, many different opinions. but we grew up in places as varied as brooklyn new york and atlanta georgia the west coast east coast industrial midwest and everywhere in between. sometimes disagree. just as any tightknit family disagrees democrats are united fiercely united when it comes to fighting for working americans, for working families. in the months and years to come democrats will show where our values live through our actions and words and through the policies we push in this chamber. democrats are here to tackle the biggest problems that face our country. democrats are here because we need to make housing more affordable for the millions struggling to keep a roof over their heads. we need to make sure americans earn higher paychecks, keep more of their paychecks too. democrats are here because we want to lower the cost of childcare and outrageously high expense too many american families. democrats are here to defend the women's right to choose to defend our fundamental liberties and defend the wellspring of democracy. we want to help our small business owners thrive and function as the engines in

middle east. >> firefighters on both coasts battling dangerous blazes. >> the federal reserve is widely expectedters. >> special counsel jack smith's report on his investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election was released to the public overnight just a few hours ago. the report summarizes smith's investigation into trump's efforts to hold on to power. the final line of that report reads, quote, indeed. but for mr. trump's election and imminent return to the presidency, the office assessed that the admissible evidence was sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction at trial. the report cites examples of such evidence, including how trump pressed vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the election, writing, quote, mr. trump wanted no one else speaking with vice president pence because he and coconspirators were already implementing a secret plan to use mr. pence's ministerial role as president of the senate to mr. trump's advantage. end quote. the report also cites how trump privately acknowledged he lost the election, writing at times mr. trump made comm

middle east and every mediator who's attempted to help resolve the disputes. and that's a difficulty in communication. two weeks ago about this time, i was standing before an audience on the northern coast of spain. and i had been asked to make a speech in spanish. [laughter] i studied spanish at the u.s. naval academy but the language that i developed, the vocabulary in the navy was not exactly suitable to the audience i had. [laughter] and i tried to think of a story that would illustrate the point, but it also is pertinent today. when i got out of a white house inand involuntary retired i was invited to go to japan to make a speech, a major speech, without a fee, i might add. and one of the places that i decided at the last minute to visit was a very small methodist college in southern japan near kyoto. when i arrived there, the audience was extremely nervous to have someone who had just left the white house come to their little tiny college was a momentous occasion for them, and the president of the college and the students who were graduating and their parents were all really uptight, and i thought i'll just try to put everybody at ease by telling a joke. if you've ever had a speec

east of the oakland hills, the temperatures in the valley, mix of upper 30s and 40s. mostly lower 40s around the bay and the coast. cool, even chilly, not bad for the middle of january. despite the chilly temperatures, they will warm up to the middle 60s. around the bay, upper 60s, 68 degrees, the warm spot in san jose and morgan hill. temperatures pretty much everywhere running in the 60s. not a lot of variation, everybody will see plenty of sunshine throughout the day. and the wind, not as strong as it will number southern california. it will be off shore breeze to reduce the marine influence and stir the atmosphere and keeping the temperatures within a few degrees of everybody else heading through the afternoon hours tomorrow. it would be nice to see other than sunshine. maybe a chance of rain paying a visit. it will not happen any time soon. the forecast is dry. the climate prediction shows a strong signal towards drier than normal conditions, essentially 0 rainfall in the forecast anticipated through the end of next week. beyond that, a shift in the 8-4 day outlook. a signal for drier to normal conditions. it is in the weakest category. it should be

east coast. this happened 3:15 central time yesterday. we are about 27 hours out from when this happened. this is still very fresh and the authorities are still very much in the middle of this investigation. >> griff: with a manhunt for suspects. you can't overstate this is the top law enforcement officer in a state that just suffered potential islamic terrorist attack with suspects still out there i think her concern it's always going to be two sides ever the argument. one, you can't let the terrorists win. you got live your life. on the other hand, the fact that she wasn't even briefed on where it stands this morning eye by the time we as on the air with us about the potential for the threat and, again, we don't know right now the details of this attack but, if it was simply inspired as opposed to even coordinated or directed, are there copy cats? are their others inspired out there? and what does she know about that? she doesn't know. i think justified in her concerns about carrying on. >> lawrence: chief law enforcement officer of the state doesn't have confidence right now. i don't know how the citizens can have confidence. and i think that's what many are left

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