minneapolis, minus 3, feels like 25 below. miami escaping all of this. 70s across the board could warm up to closer to 80 degrees in the region of south florida. here's your forecast incredible to think these are the forecast high temperatures minus 1, chicago. minus 4 in minneapolis. 20 in the 20s in new york area. massive school closures in place across this region as the jet stream has taken a nosedive to the south. the trend again looks to be in place for at least the next three to four days until a gradual slight warming trend. >>> disgraced former virginia governor bob mcdonnell plans to appeal his correctional sentence. before he was sentenced he told the judge he was, quote, heartbroken and humbled. afterwards he still insisted he was innocent but made mistakes. >> and as i said in court, i am i fallen human being. i've made mistakes in my life. i always try to put the best interests of the people first as governor. but i have failed at times and some of the judgments that i have made during the course of my governorsh

minneapolis, minus 3 feels like 25 below. look down south, miami, escaping all of this 70s across the board could warm up to 80 degrees across the region of south florida. these are the temperature minus 1, chishgcago the best they can do. we know massive school closures in place across this region as the jet stream has taken a nosedive to the south. the trend looks to be in place for at least three to four days before a slight warming trend. >>> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell said he will appeal his two-year corruption sentence for accepting money in exchange for promoting dietary supplements. before sentenced tuesday, mcdonnell cold the judge he was hard broken and humbled, but said he made mistakes. >> as i said in court, i am a fallen human being. i've made mistakes in my life. i always try to put the best interests of the people first as governor. but i have failed the times and some of the judgments that i have made during the course of my governorship i've hurt myself. my family and my beloved people of virgini

billings minneapolis, chicago, into cleveland and columbus. mid to late week here's the brutal arctic air mass. reena and t. jchlt back to you. >> justin thank you so much. >>> the other major story we're following this morning. te markable survival of a 7-year-old plane crash victim. >> sailer managed to get nearly a mile away after dark. they're hoping she can provide clues about the crash that killed her parents, sister and cousin. >> reporter: images from above as ntsb investigators comb through the plane's wreckage. a little second grader surviving. at one point, trying but failing to light a stick that would guide her way. hoping to get help for her parents, 9-year-old sister, and 14-year-old cousin all killed in the crash. >> she obviously wanted us to find her family. she said she feared they were dead. she was hopeful they were only sleeping. >> reporter: the plane took off from key west florida, friday night. dad taking the family home to illinois. just before 6:00 he reported engine problems. the plane crashing down landing upside d

back to you. >> colder in minneapolis. >>> 48 minutes after the hour.bert is charged with murdering his father. police say it was over a cut to the son's allowance. his 70-year-old father was shot to death in the family's new york apartment. the son visited his parents sunday and asked his mother to leave to speak privately to his father. when she returned thomas gilbert sr. was dead. >>> day two of the jury selection trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the defendant was in court on monday. tsarnaev is facing 30 criminal counts in the 2013 boston marathon bombings. the alleged murder of an m.i.t. police officers days after the bombing. seating a jury could take as long as a month. prosecutors and defense lawyers have reportedly discussed a plea deal in which tsarnaev would get life without parole. the prosecutors would not take the death penalty off the table. >>> eric holder will represent the obama administration at an the funeral for former governor mario cuomo. on monday a host of dignitaries paid their respects at a wake. >>> a prominent u.s. attorney accu

>> seven years ago rebecca and ben erler of minneapolis were newly-weds. she waited tables. he worked construction. ben's business dried up. she took out student loans an enrolled in community college and retrained for a new career. rebekah got a better job and a raise, bought their first home america rebekah and ben's story is our story.

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so i showed you the radar around minneapolis.et's watch that clipper as it dives southbound and moves toward our area. here's 12:00 o'clock tomorrow. so tomorrow morning's rush it's fine but you can see by noon we're watching that snowfall move into the far western zones. by 3:00 o'clock parts of south jersey delaware, looking at some of that snowfall. and by 6:00 o'clock we're still looking at that snow impacting the wednesday evening rush. so reduced visibilityies we are looking at slick roadways across the area so that instead yesterday snow in the height of that afternoon and evening rush. it starts to taper off as we move toward the 9:00 o'clock hour and then especially as we move toward midnight. it's going to be out of here but once again leaving with it those slick road conditions. how much snow do i expect? you can see on average we're looking at 122-inches across the board. pocono mountains lehigh valley, philadelphia trenton moving into parts of interior south jersey. the farther you move down the shore, it's mainly ra

minneapolis schools were reopened today. we will see what happens tomorrow morning when the windchills are back down around 20 to 30 below zero. this is all the way to the northeast and southeast. here in minneapolis, it's another frigid day. >>> could you imagine that? we have had windchill beess below zero. in minneapolis, as low as 40 to 45 below in this cold air mass that's come in. we are still bitter cold today, even though in some cases our windchills have gone above zero, barely. there's another bitter blast that's coming on saturday. that might set us up for precipitation next week. more on that a little bit later with the seven-day. flags not blowing anywhere near as strong as they were yesterday. 16 degrees now. it's a 16 mile an hour wind. that doesn't help. the windchill is one in philadelphia. seven degrees for the temperature in the poconos. most other places are in the teens right now. but, of course we have wind just about everywhere. windchill below zero in reading and lancaster. other areas have climbed ab

minneapolis, windchills 45 to 50 degrees. similar story in chicago. of the cold air will make it to the southeast and northeast. introduce snowshowers across the northeast. look at the cold air. it settles in as the coldest air gets to the southern states by wednesday morning. 13 to 15 degrees in the overnight hours as far as atlanta. high temperature trend, chicago, goose egg on wednesday. the best they can do for the high temperature. new york and boston temperatures drop in the upper 20s on tuesday and wednesday. the best bet for snow in boston and new york is tuesday with 1 to 2 inches in the forecast. >> thank you, pedram. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. buckingham palace ramping up defense for prince andrew denying for the fourth time the royal had sex an underage girl. this comes in a lawsuit filed in florida. it claims billionaire jeffery epstein sexually exploit the four women when they were fine or minors and forced them to have sex with powerful men. we have max foster with more on the story. >> reporter: virginia roberts who had been living

minneapolis, best they can do is 9 degrees. similar story out of chicago. a lot of that cold air will make it to the southeast and the northeast as well. introduce a few snowshowers across the northeast. look at how expansive this cold air is. the coldest air gets to the southern states by wednesday morning. we are talking about getting down to 13 or 15 degrees in the overnight hours. as far south and atlanta. high temperature trend, chicago, goose egg on wednesday. new york and boston temperatures drop in the 20s on tuesday and wednesday. the best bet for snow in boston and new york is 1 to 2 inches in the forecast. back to you. >> we can handle one to two. >>> the dallas cowboys moving on. the cowboys trailed for most of the game but rallied in the fourth aided by an outrageous call by the referees. outrageous picking up a flag on a pass interference. they beat the lions 24-20. they play the packers next week. in the afc, andrew luck led the colts to a 26-10 victory over the cincinnati bengals. the colts will play the broncos. the ravens who looked good o

the plane flying from san francisco to minneapolis diverted to from san francisco to minneapolis divertedbirth to a healthy baby boy. they got to the hospital. and the rest of the plane made their way to minneapolis only an hour behind schedule. >>> a utah woman with no legal experience accused with stealing an attorney's identity opening a law office and representing at least one person in court. she even hired a bar certified attorney for her fake firm. she was busted after a utah court contacted the real lawyer about the case. her motive is a mystery. >>> it is the morning after a million people packed into new year's square. and it's time to clean up the mess. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. i don't know about you. but i was sleeping when the ball dropped and my noisy neighbors woke me up. but that party was no compare to the party here in times square. in this is an amazing party. it's hard to believe that more than a million people were crammed into times square. you see a couple of revellers out here. right now the cleanup has begun. it's been going on for hour

it could feel like 40 to 50 degrees below zero from minneapolis to international falls. we are talking about frost bite and hypothermia. this is a dangerous scenario. snow flurries across the northeast and great lakes right now. but we're looking at some lake-effect snow over the next couple of days. we could see over a foot of snow fall in places like erie to buffalo as well as sections of michigan. greta, back to you. >> scott, last night i got an email from a viewer natalie brown she says he we never talk about detroit. tonight i want to hear something about detroit. what's the detroit story? >> well, detroit right now you could see, greta, we are looking at temperatures that are well below freezing and also they will get a little bit of that snowfall over the next couple of days in detroit. but, of course the cold air, it's gonna last really until next week. they might not get above freezing until the latter part of next week in detroit. greta? >> scott, thank you. and natalie brown if you are watching. we did it thank you. thank you, scott. >>> one of the many citie

thanks to mike slidell in minneapolis. the tragic news of stuart scott's death after years fighting cancer is being met with deep sadness across the sports world and the broadcasting community. stuart scott was a true original that inserted pop culture and personality into his delivery of each night's highlights. he will be known for the three battles he waged against cancer the cancer that eventually took his life including the signature moment while receiving the jimmy v award at the 2014 esp ys. >> when you die, you do not lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live, and in the manner in which you live. >> sage steel is the host of nba countdown on espn and a colleague and close friend of stuart scott. thanks for joining us to talk about this remarkable man. you knew him throughout his fight for cancer and fight with cancer and knew him before and had had a close bond from your days in connecticut. >> yeah very, very close bond. as many of us knew this day would come it's still a shock because it sounds

in minneapolis, dylan dreyer nbc news. >> it must be really cold to close schools because of the coldn minnesota. >> i would think. >> the alameda county health department says it is now monitoring two people who may have gotten measles while visiting disney land and disney california vetch park. so far a total of nine confirmed cases in both california and utah are linked to the theme parks. health officials say it is likely a single person with measles visited the park between december 15th and december 20th spreading the virus. health officials say of the nine people who had the measles, eight of the people are not vaccinated. six of them by choice two of them had not caught the vaccine because they were too young, that leaves one patient who was vaccinated but contracted the disease anyway. >>> mobile devices may be having more of an impact on your eyes than you think. the conclusion of a group called the vision council say 90% of us may be at risk for developing digital eyestrain, the by-product of too many hours staring at computers, smartphones, and tablets. doctors fear it's r

minneapolis, a warm 15 below right now. and we will be right back. >>> time to check out today's headlines. meth seizures hit a record high at the california/mexico border where u.s. customs seized 15,000 pounds during 2014. a whopping 300% increase just from 2009. >>> inspector general of the cia is resigning at the end of the month. david buckley is leaving after more than four years on the job to work in the private sector. >>> rescue teams have called off the search for the crew of a capsized cargo ship. over the weekend, a passing ferry spotted the ship floating upside down off the coast of scott land. eight people were on board and all are still missing. >>> well, time to take a look at that extreme weather all across the united states. a line of severe storms hit the south that happened over the weekend, sparking at least nine confirmed tornadoes. this is the damage of just one of those tornadoes in mississippi. well, now parts of the country praising for the bitter cold as temperatures drop below freezing this week.

lf right now, the clipper is way up around minneapolis, but we do have winter weather advisories in effect for most of metro area 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. the district, prince george's county , fairfax county, points north and west. a mixture of rain and snow manassas, arlington, d.c., silver spring, wheat only, fairfax and -- wheaton, fairfax and reston. north of leesburg, gaithersburg, up to frederick and hagerstown perhaps we see an inch or 2. you jump the line there, mason-dixon line, maybe you get 2 to 3 inches in pennsylvania, but this is where the storm is now. it will race southeastward in here and spread snow in late morning and afternoon hours. you may be dry in the morning, maybe a few wet roads, but i think the best chance for precipitation setting up will be around 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. where snow could develop. this is snow on futurecast. surface temperatures 34, 35, 36. that's why we're not concerned about roads, an entirely different situation than two weeks ago. >>> for the first time president barack obama will deliver his state of the union address to a congress dominated by republi

national perspective. 5 is best in minneapolis. highs getting up in the 20s in new york city and colder still come wednesday across the region. back to you. >>> a member of the grand jury that cleared ferguson police officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown is suing to lift the gag order. the federal lawsuit names the st. louis county prosecutor as defendant. it says the unidentified grand juror wants to talk about the experience to contribute to the national conversation on race relations. it say crime for grand jury members to speak out without permission. >>> survivalist eric matthew frein will stand trial. at a preliminary hearing, a judge ruled there was sufficient evidence against frein. he is charged with murder in the trooper of bryan dixon outside his barracks in december. frein was arrested after a 48-day manhunt. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. >>> the son of wall street hedge fund founder thomas gilbert is charged with murdering his father. thomas gilbert jr. was arrested after shooting his

the clipper is way back in minneapolis now almost in the dakotas. it will race southeastward. in the morning we could have a wet commute. there could be some stray showers, enough to wet roads, temperatures generally above freezing. by 10:00 still some showers, 34 in gaithersburg, 35 in manassas. by 11:00, 12:00 we see snow beginning to form just north of town, but it's still 34 in gaithersburg, 35 in leesburg. that's going to cut down on the accumulations. >>> new developments in the mansion fire in annapolis at the home of cyber security ceo don pyle, we're learning more about the people who may have been inside that mansion. four of the people missing are children. >> but first the investigation, the fire is tonight's other top story at 7:00. we begin with scott broom. >> reporter: the no. 1 question here in annapolis tonight is where are the missing people and with the ruins of this mega house still smoldering it is likely the answers will take days, not hours. >> this is an active criminal investigation at this point. that does not mean that there's been a crime committed

we have two reports beginning with jamie yuccas of minneapolis station wcco. >> another day another round of below-zero wind chills in grand marais, minnesota, where it was minus 54 degrees. after hundreds of accidents in the last few days, they're monitoring several hundred cameras planted around the twin cities at the state's regional transportation center. brian kary is an engineer. >> we have the black ice that causes slippery conditions and spinouts. >> reporter: same here after chain reaction crashes due to whiteout conditions. in chicago where wind chills were nines 21 degrees, firefighters battled this house fire with icicles on their uniform. >> when you get ice, it gives you a shell so your body temperature stays warmer. >> reporter: the arctic chill sweeps from minus 41 in duluth, minnesota to minus 12 in meadeville, paar pa. eric fisher. >> the worst is on its way. heading out tomorrow morning will be as cold as last december. >> reporter: david janowiec is part of the crew building ice rinks for pond hockey and bundled in five layers. >> i love it. this is what i live for. >>

fourteen below in minneapolis. predict wind chill tomorrow in minneapolis is 50 below.or those in minneapolis. you can see what happens as jet stream starts to dive southward. the whiteys real core of the arctic air. we will get in that pink shading and low with that jet stream dips is late wednesday into thursday. that will be the coldest time frame. when you wake up thursday morning, here's a look at what it will feel like. in the poconos it may feel like 15 or 20 below zero. feeling like ten below to 15 below in the lehigh valley and in the city feeling like five to ten below early thursday morning. we are expecting tonight temperatures to drop down to around 20 degrees. the mainly cloudy. for your wednesday windy and cold with the scattered snow shower or two. 26 degrees the high. wind gusting to 40 miles an hour. it will feel like the single digits all day. thursday's high just 21. it will not feel like that. still breezy. friday not as harsh but we will dip back down to the 20's by saturday before finally getting a little closer to normal as we head into sunday an

below zero in kansas city, also in minneapolis and cleveland. here's a look at the high temperatures as we head tohrough today 20's and teens across the midwest and also northeast. here's a look at wednesday much better 20 for you in places like far go teens in chicago and back in the 30's in new york city. let's head over to you. >> ohio state fans are waking up champions today. the underdog buckeyes winning the first ever college football player championship. marcus tam mer yo and the bucks striking first. elliot answering right back running all over oregon's defense. later in the game this critical stop by the buckeyes right at the goal line. what would have been a game time touchdown for oregon turns into 7 points for the buckeyes. in the second half elliot continues his domination. goes on to run for 245 yards and four touchdowns. final score 42-20. ohio state wins its first national title since 2002. with that win there's a furniture chain in ohio they have to pay up big time after running a promotion saying it will refund money for custom

two police officers in suburban minneapolis are recovering after gunfire erupted after a city council meeting. jamie shows us the scene caught on camera inside the council chambers. >> reporter: city council members were holding a meeting monday night when gunfire erupted outside the council chambers. >> that sounds like it is outside the doors. >> reporter: the shots rang out moments after two police officers were sworn? during a ceremony. you can see one council member who is also with the minneapolis police department draw his gun as he yells for people to get down. police and ambulances rush to the scene. >> an adult male engaged the officers with a handgun and began firing at them. two officers were struck by the gunfire and other officers were able to return fire, subsequently killing the suspect. >> reporter: the injured officers were taken to the hospital now listed in good condition. cbs news, minneapolis. >> the suspect has been identified by his family at 59- year-old raymond kmet. his son said he had a running dispute with the police and city hall. the family said he had b

minneapolis right now feeling like 15 degrees below zero.in chicago, 3 below in minneapolis. temperatures around 17 in kansas city. these temperatures are going to stay cold for some time. tonight, there is a windchill advisory in for the northern plains the upper midwest, where we're going to see temperatures feeling like 25 to 50 degrees below zero. that's what it's going to feel like when you wake up in the morning in minneapolis. on tuesday morning, it will feel like 40 below. we're going to winds of 15 miles per hour with gusts even higher. d.c. it reaches you by wednesday when your low is going to be 10 degrees, feeling like 10 or 15 degrees below zero. a look at your high temperatures, 7 degrees in chicago on friday. 1 degree on wednesday in chicago. we'll see temperatures around 5 degrees on friday in minneapolis. 2 on wednesday. new york city temperatures only in the 20s. tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we are going to see snowfall as well. chicago, you could pick up 2 to 4 inches of snow tuesday night into wednesday. and we could

we go from 10 in minneapolis, to 20 tomorrow. we double you up.e first time in two weeks it's above freezing or fear freezing in many areas. tom, it's amazing to say 32 degrees will be toasty and warm. for our friend in the northern plains, mike knows, that's like a heat wave. >> we'll take it. bathing suit weather. >> it is. >> that's herral do walk/* geraldo running around in under wear. >>> the centcom hacking and first a former miami doll fens player is telling the story of his epic 16-hour swim for survival after being thrown from his boat. what he says was going through his mind while stranded in the ocean miles offshore. it's an amazing story. we have it right after this. ♪ hi, tom. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yea, i'm afraid so. knowing our clients personally is what we do. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. thanks, bye. and with over 13,000 financial advisors we do it a lot. it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. r

according to this internal document minneapolis police worried she would reveal under cover operations>> and i found out that they were mentioning my blog and myself by name saying be careful about parking your vehicles in public areas because i was going around and taking photos of them and taking alpr data, i kinds of got the sense the city as you not comfortable using the data they were tracking us with. >> reporter: soon they made alpr data private. turns out the trackers don't like being tracked but that doesn't stop them from tracking the rest of us. adam may with al jazeera . then there are the tracking systems we all actively participate in. al jazeera science and technology correspondent jacob ward joins us and the first thing that comes to our mine is waze and the traffic app and it doesn't give you just map and it points out detours and speed traps and now some police organizations are coming out against it, why is that? what is the issue? >> well, really joie it has to do with the fact that it's a two-way communication system. users are not just plugging into some sort of d

wind chills are 16 below in minneapolis and green bay and 14 below in chicago. been there. done that. it is not fun to get out of bed when it is 85 or 90 in bed and walking out to 16 below, 100-degree difference. at home the winds are blow offshore leading to haze this morning from sutro tower so "spare the air" day with poor air quality and record warmth. again tomorrow. tonight we have more fog and the sky is clearer and our lows are not so cool and cleaner air with a chance of sprinkles on friday into saturday as the cold front nears us and then falls apart. we have low-to-mid 60's inland but mid-to-upper 60's around the bay shore and toward the coast and headed to santa cruz warm spot at 74 degrees morgan hill is 70 and a record 72 today and in gilroy. we are close elsewhere but gilroy is best bet for a record high. tonight upper 30's to low 40's and low-to-mid 40 away the bay shore. san francisco is a remainder spot at 49. two areas of high pressure which are overrun by the high clouds. we will have less high clouds than yesterday. because of that, it will be warmer to

and one below in minneapolis. we have 25 in pottstown. 25 degrees right now in reading. 30 degrees currently in atlantic city. but once again it feels even colder. so this is how you should dress if you're stepping outdoors. dress for 16 degrees. dress for 17 in trenton. dress for a feels like temperature of only one right now in the pocono mountains. so you can see that snow still about eight 900 miles away. we're dry and cold tonight. but watch the clock. 6am, moving toward lancaster. chester county. moving toward new castle county. and then around 8:00, philadelphia we're looking at that snowfall continuing through good day when you're watching sue tomorrow. so you'll want to keep it tuned for the latest. as far as temperatures tonight we bottom out around 20 in the city. high temperatures tomorrow only in the 20s. and then we could even see some flurries by wednesday but the coldest yet as we move toward wednesday night into thursday morning. a low of 10. highs in the 20s. we're back to high temperatures aroun

wind chill brutal currently 19 below in minneapolis. 4 below in detroit. feels like 11 in new york. and it feels like 3 in boston. but here on the west coast we continue to be in the 40's and the 50's tomorrow morning so bus stop forecast does call for the hazy sunshine early on. patchy fog sun wrist occurring at 7:25 high for the friday afternoon. haze continues in the sky so spare the air in effect 60 the high in san francisco. 63 in nap a.64 in oakland. 63 the high in san jose. concorde 62 and livermore getting to high of 64 degrees. accu-weather 7 day forecast partly cloudy tomorrow haze up above us. temperatures in the 60's. at bit cooler on sunday. chance of sprinkle to end the weekend but anything light in nature the best chance may be in the south bay in less than a tenth of app in of rain. seasonal condition partly cloudy out there then you notice the dry stretch continues tuesday wednesday thursday t.lots of sunshine throughout then the extended forecast the next chance for any significant rain could come next saturday. that's what we are keeping

we have more from minneapolis. >> reporter: frigid air is descending on much of the u.s. turning this spout in new york city into an ice sculpture. 38 states are under windchill warnings or advisories today. in chicago and its suburbs, schools were corrode as a precaution. >> the north stars guide us, the health and safety of the children, enough time given to the parent to make the adjustments needed. >> reporter: schools are also closed in minneapolis where the windchill it peoples as cold as minus 40 in some areas. that means you can develop frostbite in ten minutes or less. this is the coldest day of the season so far. the freezing temperatures are excruciating for those who work outside, like these construction workers in fargo, north dakota [ inaudible ] >> reporter: yesterday there were hundreds of accidents due to icy roads. in sioux city, iowa, the cold may have helped cause a water main break that left this huge crater. >> something this significant, we'll be lucky if we're done today. >> reporter: the deep freeze is expected to stick around through the end of t

in minneapolis it's ten degrees below zero and all public schools there are closed. in most places it's not just the cold, it's a dangerous windchill. advisories are in effect for a large part of the northeast with strong winds that can lead to frostbite for the unprepared. the windchill in some places may reach 40 below zero, and it's expected to be colder than that tomorrow. >> wow, what a difference from our neck of the woods, certainly for today. >> not just minneapolis i think either, laura. chicago as well. a lot of areas in the midwest affected by the cold front. >> everywhere east of the rockies, good morning to you, sam, laura, at home. hopefully you're getting ready to kick off the mid-section of the workweek and can sometimes be the hardest, blue the weather is on our side. temperatures mostly in the 40s. we'll end up in the 70s so it's going to feel like a comfortable spring afternoon before all is said and done and we'll likely be tallying up some records as well. 74 degrees is the temperature for today in the south bay. the involved 71. we'll hit 71 deg

the plane then continued on to minneapolis. >>> the highway patrol is still trying it figure out how a late model tesla ended up at the bottom of a cliff near jenner. it apparently ran off highway 1 near mile marker 27 sometime before yesterday morning. the body of the 67-year-old victim of san rafael was found behind the wheel. the wreck was not spotted until 8 a.m. yesterday. it was at the bottom of a 300- foot cliff. >>> the numbers rise as the temperatures go down. how new york city police will keep an eye on more than a million people tonight. >> gas prices not seen since the reagan years. how some texans are taking advantage of 89 cents a gallon. francisco renters... costs are skyrocketing in some ne 's da >>> no relief in the new year for san francisco renters. costs are skyrocketing in some neighborhoods. kpix 5's da lin runs the numbers. >>> reporter: it sure is beautiful but living in the city keeps getting more expensive. compared to just the beginning of this year the department listing service reports san francisco rents have gone up 13.5%. that means on average a one- b

south of minneapolis, what is known as the clipper. they are fast-moving.midday hours. and really intensifying in time for the evening commute. futuretracker showing as the low pressure really reemerges off the coast and starts to enhance the snowfall this is when we will see heavier snow. you see the timing, that's at 5:00 tomorrow evening. that's the problem, the timing with the system. the weather service posted winter weather advisory for most of the southern parts of our viewing area. not a storm system where the farther north you are the more snow you see. it is clipping to the south, enhancing the snowfall generally south of philadelphia. the timeline from noon 'til 3:00 in the afternoon. the snow it pushing in. 4:00 to 8:00 is when to speck the steadiest snow in time for the evening commute. and everything ending from the southwest to the northeast between 9:00 and midnight. it is a fairly fast-moving system. i have made some adjustments to the snowfall accumulation map and i will talk about that and track not one, but two additional possibilities o

this is not wind chill, it's going to be 1 in minneapolis on wednesday. the average is around 24.go, 15 on thursday, 1 on wednesday, so you get the picture, and it's going to move eastward. for new york city as we head into wednesday and thursday, certainly 26 and 23 as your daytime highs with overnight lows in the single digits. wednesdays highs across the upper midwest, -3 international falls, 1 in minneapolis, 1 in chicago, that's 30 degrees below the average. first shot of cold air today, later on this week and then in the weekend, and then things will start to moderate a little bit. there are your current temperatures across these areas, really the core of the cold air across the northern tier of the country, so 2 in chicago, but this is the wind chill, what it feels like outside, dangerous levels here. feels like -16 in minneapolis and, again, tomorrow and into overnight we're going to be dealing with wind chills -20, -30 degrees. chicago, 8 for your daytime high today, 1 is on wednesday, overnight -4, but look at thursday, overnight -13 here: that is the coldest night of th

minneapolis 14 below. bismarck 18 below. so this cold and also a piece of those brutal wind will be moving our way. wind chill alerts all the way from the northern plains stretching toward new england and we will see a wind chill advisory go in effect for poconos by tomorrow evening. we're talking about wind chills between 15 and 20 below in the poconos. now, for your wednesday temperatures will be in the 20's, big difference will be the wind, gusting to 40 miles an hour making it feel like the teens. thursday it is a brutal day with temperatures barely making it in the 20's. wind still gusting to 30, 35 miles an hour and wind chills going below zero, thursday morning. then we will rebound somewhat as high pressure drifts to the south, temperatures in the 30's but still feeling some wind on friday. the core of the cold air will be right over us, early thursday morning and then begin to retreat. wind chills thursday morning once again 15 to 20 below. in the poconos with that advisory. ten to 15 below. even if ale five to ten

could see windchills of 22 below zero to about 20 below in minneapolis.n colder come wednesday morning around sunrise. the minus 30 or so in chicago. nearly migs 40 out of minneapolis. and the priestley glacier in antarctica 14 below. look at this. they are in their summer season. minneapolis should be colder than portions of antarctica and chicago will be comparable to portions of antarctica. a pretty impressive spell of cold air. some of these records have been standing for 70 to 110 years. >> it doesn't seem right. nowhere should be warmer than antarctica. >>> an anti-muslim movement is growing in germany. and thousands of opponents are responding with their own counter demonstrations. about 18,000 supporters of the group patriotic europeans against the islamization of the west. jammed the streets of dresden. saying member of coldness and hatred in their hearts. demonstrators urging tolerance, held countless demos across the country. in many cases they were larger than their rival protests. >>> the manhunt is underway in new york for two suspects at th

meteorologist lauren casey is with our minneapolis station wcco. lauren what are we look at? >> this next system will impact 19 states stretching from the lower midwest to the northeast. the snow begins tonight in chicago and continues all day tomorrow with snow totals possible over a foot. them the system heads east, bringing heavy snow to the northeast and new york city. we could see six inches of snow possible tomorrow night and just in time for the monday morning commute, sleet and freezing rain and more snow on top of that. and in boston, of course, they picked up over two feet of snow in the blizzard of 2015. a foot is still on the ground, and this next system could bring another foot of snow. then after the snow moves out arctic air will blast in. bostonians could wake up to wind chills of nearly 30 below zero by tuesday morning. >> axelrod: okay, lauren, they're playing a football game tomorrow in glendale, arizona. what does the forecast look like for kickoff. >> after all the talk of snow and cold, conditions are going to be beautiful. sunny skies and 70 degrees. >>