we'll see a snow storm with a lot of travel implications, from omaha to des moines, quad cities, towardsentucky tonight some snow goes into areas of northeast and light snow in indianapolis a doozy to the west with a lot of mountain snow will continue until friday eastern half of the week by the end of the week the weather will quiet down but get ready if you have weekend plans in the great lakes and northeast, looks like next weekend will be just as cold if not colder than the one we just finished. >> wow, positive thoughts. thank you. >>> pies in the sky e man slinging slice for a good cause next plants it's delicious and i'm a kid so if i like it... mmmm. morning star farms, america's favorites made from plants. and try incogmeato. [phone rings] “hello, how can i” made from plants. sore throat pain? try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief like you've never tasted in... ♪ honey lemon ahh ♪ woo vicks vapocool drops now in honey lemon chill ♪ got my hair ♪ ♪ got my head ♪ ♪ got my brains ♪ ♪ got my ears ♪ ♪ got my heart ♪ ♪ got my soul ♪ ♪ got m

we're really talking about the omaha area to des moines. the blue on the map shows you where it's snowing. where it's white inside the blue is where it's snowing hard. so we've got a really, you know, pretty good snowstorm going under way right now, des moines to ames, also into areas right around omaha. light snow from minneapolis to duluth. and when you factor in the winds, and it's blowing and drifting, it's hard to even measure how deep the snow is. right now, 39-mile-per-hour wind gusts in des moines, 41 in omaha. kansas city's now picking up to 35-mile-per-hour winds. so, it's very dangerous driving conditions today, especially this morning in southern minnesota and iowa. maybe an additional 1 to 2 inches in areas in the midwest. and then we track this storm through the weekend. it looks like the mountainous areas of west virginia, also upstate new york, the white and the green mountains, some areas of the berkshires are going to get a decent amount of snow. that's going to be friday night and saturday. just rain from boston to hartfo

recognize the local and international climate leadership of los angeles mayor eric garcetti and des moines mayor frank county were with us on the call today and will be part of the saphenous discussion. let me now turn this over to our moderator, the great mayor of boston, monte walsh will soon be the secretary of labor for our country. mayor walsh, thanks are moderated today and stay with us as the chair of our climate mayors group. take it away. >> thank you very much, mayor fischer and congratulations to you thank you for your work as mayor of louisville and also mayor of the present of u.s. conference of mayors. it's the next honor to be moderating today's session. i want to thank obviously secretary kerry, gina mccarthy, eric garcetti and frank cownie for being with us today. i want to thank you all for joining us in this discussion to discuss climate change, the defined child of our lifetime and also to welcome to c-span2 becoming today's discussion. everything that we want to accomplish right now of the celts, public safety, down economy, racial justice, equable recovery from covid-

jensen was arrested back in des moines, iowa. the charges he now faces, violent entry, parading in a capitol building and blocking law enforcement during the riot. both doug jensen and jacob chansley traveled to d.c. from out of state. whether they came intending to break into the capitol is still unknown. >> every time we talk about the attack on the capitol of january 6th, 2021, we need to keep in mind what their purpose was, and their purpose was to delay or prevent the certification of the vote in the presidential election of 2020. this was not random acts of violence. this was not a crowd that just happened to get out of control. this was a planned event. >> you really don't end up with a crowd of that size, of that direction, of that cohesiveness without a significant degree of preplanning and premeditation. you know, that takes all sorts of forms, but primarily it is communication. communication to like-minded individuals to recruit people to travel, in many cases very long distances, to draw people to spend their own mone

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this was his first case in pleasantville, about an hour from des moines. >> so, i get here to the drivewayt multiple vehicles in the driveway. law enforcement's on the scene and the family's kind of gathering around the big tree. >> does any of the arriving officers tell you, that's the husband or that's the son? >> i meet with the sheriff, and it's apparent to me that these are family members. >> yeah. >> and i don't know names yet. >> as soon as he got a search warrant, agent ludwig entered the house with crime scene text. it looked like somebody ransa ransacked the place, but there sitting on a chair -- >> you first see this purse. that's going to be a key item for a burglar. it's untouched. >> money in it? >> money in it, cash in it, credit cards in it, gift cards in it. was not touched. >> some papers were strewn about. >> that's it, thrown about. they weren't going through drawers looking for things. they weren't going through the china hutch looking for the expensive silver. when we made our way into the bedroom, her jewelry boxes were untouched. >> and in the kitchen lay the unlike

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>> thank you so much for your leadership both in des moines is one of the longest-serving mayors may be the longest-serving i guess, but it is heartening. and for far too much time we spend talking about the coast i love the idea of this visibility of what the local government can do throughout the entire us if we just work closely with the if you have a promise from me that we will not leave local communities behind and in fact it's my belief that happens from the bottom it works its way up because you know how you can position to be relevant to people all across the country. i have seen the change. we have to work at every level of government and to bring people together to understand the change that we need to make it is large but necessary and doable and then to make the world healthier today and safer in theut future. i agree with that we need to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions at every level but equally important to look at the resilience and adaptation issues to understand the best people to shape those answers are those that live in those communities because they know whe

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. >> reporter: douglas jensen from des moines also in custody, charged with picketing the capitol and obstructing a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder. according to local reports, he's the man front and center in this viral video of the crowd face-to-face with a capitol police officer. >> trump! trump! >> reporter: even a state lawmaker is in trouble. >> derrick evans is in the capitol! >> reporter: a criminal complaint alleges newly elected west virginia state delegate derrick evans was live-streaming as he entered the capitol. tonight, evans resigning, saying he takes full responsibility for his actions. some rioters facing even more serious charges for the violent and deadly attack. authorities still looking for this pipe bomb suspect. alabama resident lonnie coffman arrested friday. d.c. police say he was armed with a military-style semi-automatic rifle and 11 molotov cocktails. according to a complaint, coffman later denied knowing anything about the bombs. before the chaos, donald trump jr. posting this now deleted behind the scenes video of the trump rally watching

the moin disapd, most they are very, tough word. with donald trump at the moment.hey believe that hed inc is violence. he sent his protesters to the capitol. we don't have to guess that. he told hiprotesterst a rally we're going to march up to the capitol. so they did. i wasn the capitol. they were loud. they were inapperpriate. they violent. people died. so i just think republicans are going to say listen, there's 10,ive, however many days when this starts left of donald trump's pr idency. and we should spare him and let him finish out his days and move on to joe biden on january 20. that it's going to be super hard to get president trump. it seems out of offic with just 12 days left in office. nancy, what is the calculation here when it comes to all the things that we're seeing, especially of course as these articles of impeachmenten have be circulating? nancy: well, i interviewed david sicilini, one of the authors of these articles of impeachment. and i asked h, you know, essentially, why do thinow when the president is about to and what he said was first of all

we already have winter storm watches and warnings from des moines to delaware.the afternoon. they'll probably see another half a foot of it. then through indiana as well. it goes over the appalachians. then a coastal low for virginia, d.c., philly, you're going the see significant snow. the coastal track is uncertain. 4 to 10 inches of snow. we'll be tracking it this weekend. david? >> a rough monday. rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, the news coming in today, the loss of a legendary coach. eedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you! hey, neal! you can earn 3% at drugstores. buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational

gina: first thank you for all of your leadership both in des moines as being one of the longest serving mayors, maybe even the longest-serving i guess. but such a climate champion for so long, it really is very heartening and i think for far too much time, we spend talking about the coasts, i love the idea of really raising the visibility of what the local government can actually do throughout the entire u.s.. if we just work closely with them. and you have a promise from me that we are not going to leave local communities behind. in fact, it is my belief that change happens from the bottom and works its way up because you know how you can position these issues to be real and relevant to people all across the country and i have seen the change that that can drive and i understand its value. we have to work at every level of government and we have to work to bring people together to understand that the change we need to the change we need to make is both necessary and doable, and will do what you suggest, which is make the world healthier today and safer in the future. i agree with you b

louis, snow for denver, dodge city, des moines. the snow gets into pennsylvania tuesday.o, another one behind that. and several inches of snow across the midsection, several feet across california. and we could see several inches of rain in southern california. flash flooding will be an issue there. it's going to be a messy week ahead for much of the country. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> next to a carjacking in houston, and a rescue. an amazon driver finding an abandoned baby while driving his rounds. video showing the suspect leaving the infant on the ground, about a mile from where the car was stolen. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying carjacking, a 5-month-old trapped in a stolen car. this is the moment the suspect left him on the side of a houston road. >> it's a gray toyota rav4 with a child inside of the vehicle. >> reporter: police frantically searching for the infant. minutes later, surveillance video showing amazon driver juan carlos flores pulling up, finding the baby boy in this car seat. >> when i went close to the baby i wanted to cry, b

hawaiian state house candidate and proud boys leader nick oaks. 41-year-old doug jensen, arrested in des moines, seen chasing a lone capitol police officer up the stairs. west virginia lawmaker derrick evans live-streamed his participation. >> we're in, we're in, we're in, we're in! >> reporter: arrested at his grandmother's home. >> he's a fine man. and thank you, mr. trump, for invoking a riot at the white house. >> reporter: today evans resigned. richard barnett photographed in speaker pelosi's office arrested in arkansas. many rioters were seen wearing anti-semitic and neo-nazi apparel, including this man with a camp auschwitz t-shirt. veteran counterterrorism agents are very concerned that many rioters demonstrate a police or military tactical expertise, wearing helmets and body armor. some carrying zip ties often used as handcuffs. >> perhaps there were plans to kidnap and to hold hostage and/or to hold for some kind of trial members of congress that disagreed with their position. >> reporter: retired air force lieutenant colonel larry brock of texas, an air force academy grad, photograph

so what this is, is a private sector, you know, a -- a statement that, you know, patrick moin monahand we're all entitled to our opinions but we need the same facts. there's a price paid for, getting paid by the people to inform the people, when you've been lying to the people. not saying everything that the press secretaries of president trump have said of lies. be honest. four years of -- so much disinformation and lies. >> so you, your list of the fellow fabulous here, includes, this is the total list i believe. sean spicer, sarah huckabee sanders, kayleigh mcenany and kellyanne conway pap complete list? >> the four press secretaries plus kellyanne conway effectively the first two years former facing official from trump. all people documented, up is down, right is wrong, even from the very first day when sean spicer goes out and says that it's the largest inauguration ever which was a bald faced lie, that anybody with eyes could see. unfortunately that set a tone for four years. >> so, i mean, you felt the need to put their names out there. did you expect -- was this under the expe

everyone knew the voice, des moines, iowa, larry king told me i'm not a journalist but the style sectionut king who died yesterday after 87 after contracting covid totally transformed broadcasting, first radio call-in show format on tv. just him, the suspenders and the big mic and then moving from all the soft celebrity interviews to provide to bill clinton and larry could talk to anyone about anything and he was funny. >> one question i would ask, if monica lewinsky wants to come on, god, my first question to god will be, did you have a son? howie: short questions. didn't like to overprepare or read the author's books, he asked ronald reagan, what was it like to be shot? he interviewed close friends, experienced marriage 8 times to 7 women. i knew him, i liked him, we all liked him and we will miss him. that's it for this edition of media buzz, i'm howard kurtz, thank you for watching and this is the first program of the new administration. we will continue to do what we do here. i wanted to pay tribute to larry king because he was such a transformative figure in television and we will

rest of the country, two thirds of the country temperatures are cool, new york city 37, 21 in des moinesolis. this time of year we get really cold air from canada and so far no major arctic blasts. we had a system moving across the ohio valley bringing light snow. the main event is happening across the west with several systems moving in from the pacific so we we see coastal rain, several inches of coastal rain and feet of snow over the rockies and the cascade and the sierra range so that the big story the next couple days. central us looks good, 71 degrees in houston. they will take it, 50 in denver, 50 in portland. not a lot of really cold air and not a lot of big winter storms. georgia looks really good today if you're going out to vote. nice to see you. happy 2021. >> we broken down this georgia race from so many angles, we could have broken it between the temperature gradient, 56 in atlanta, 64 in the southern part of the state but instead happy new year. great to see you. >> sometimes being in your mind for 5 seconds. >> don't go there. it is scary. >> donald trump and joe biden ma

doug gross of iowa telling "the des moines register" our party i in large part has been telling our base lies regarding the election. we have to rye lie on our leaders at least to tell the truth to protect our freedom and they didn't do that. instead they played it. they played our base like a fiddle. and they played 'em so much, they almost played 'em so hard and they turned around and almost burned us down. and we can't let that happen again". >> we all saw it and now the fallout from the insurrection is getting worse. 19 capitol police officers have tested positive for covid-19 after the riot. trying to beat back a maskless hoard of screaming people. i want to say some other things. unh, unh, unh, unh, unh! you know when you want to do something? that was real y'all. what a week this has been. a week when america turned the page, inaugurating its 46th president and its first female vice president and who is also the first black and south asian vice president, the first woman. the first black woman. and i got to tell you, i talked about this the other night, a week of black excellence

warnings to be out for much of the midwest it doesn't do much for think of the scale of this country des moinesowa show this is because it probably throughout friday there when these in with the snow still there and sunday and the temperatures still on the low side this whole storm system will roll slowly isa's of the mississippi valley towards the northeast still leaving the cold behind. sponsored power qatar airways when all that seems to matter is the headline when narratives and counter narratives obscure reality the listening post drips away the spin lays bare the bias and uncovers the uncomfortable truths the listing boasts on al-jazeera. underside of a stall. a once prosperous fishing village sinks beneath the mud. parliamentary elections ignite fierce wyvil drink that will determine the future of this depleted and politically divided community. a microcosm reflecting the plight of a nation witness venezuela a sinking revolution on a just. be the hero the world needs. washing. this is al-jazeera. you're watching it is our life from a headquarters in doha i'm dan navigator coming up in th

what you see here is lindbergh writing about a speech he gave in des moines, iowa on september 11th,1941. during this speech, he asks who wants us to go to war? and he lists three groups. he says the british wants us to go to war, and of course this makes sense. france has fallen, western european nations have fallen, the british are the last line of defense. he says fdr wants us to go to war, he calls him a warmonger and argues that the administration has been lying to the american people. and then third, he says and the jews want us to go to war. and he cites the fact, for his belief, that america has been a tolerant land for jews and then he basically issues a threat to jews in america. he says if we go to war that is perceived as a jewish war, that tolerance might fade. and then he quickly slips in too many antisemitic tropes, arguing about jews climates and jews controlling hollywood and jews controlling international banking systems. i think what lindbergh is doing there is actually saying out loud what many americans believe at the time. and one of the loudest critics, one of

you're seeing video from des moines, big-time problems from south dakota through minnesota down inton missouri with the snow and the wind. there's a town in western nebraska that is evacuating because of fire on the southern side of this so you know there's big problems. interstates were closed and 65-mile-per-hour gusts still possible. let's track it. this thing is tight. it's wrapped up, and des moines is getting it now, but it'll be mostly rain as it enters the i-95 corridor. we'll see it mostly tonight, and it's going to travel into new england. cecilia? >> ginger, thanks so much. >>> we're going to shift gears right now. it's that time where i'll tell you about football while michael sits next to me and tries to not laugh. >> you got this. >> it's a recurring theme on fridays on "gma." there is a match-up, everybody, between two football greats, drew brees and tom brady, t.j., tell us, could it be the last time the legends meet on the field? >> you did great. this is not just the last time we might see brady and brees but it might be the last time we see anything like this. thes

with our own eyes and i was proud to support through these terrible accident these forces to des moines don't defended change regardless of race or creed or political preference and in a bipartisan way leaders into the cold joe stood side-by-side to answer the call and together we passed meaningful hate crime legislation to reaffirm george's commitment to be a welcoming state and then use the life of each and every one of the citizens. thank you to the speaker lieutenant governor the chairman and the dean and senator jones and others for their work on this important issue. often times the best of what has been accomplished in this building is achieved when we put politics aside and simply do what is best. when i signed hp 426 into law last year a call that a sign of progress and a milestone worth applauding. but we know, thanks to the example set for us all by titans, the work is far from finished. may 5th, 2020 of viral video shock the world the perfect killing shook a georgia community to its very core. we all felt anger, disbelief and a deep sorrow, but norm done more than ahmad's fa

. >>> much of the midwest tonight under a winter weather alert heavy snow, strong winds in des moines, making it difficult for drivers to get around there. a semi truck stranded overnight on i-35. similar scene in omaha near whiteout conditions authorities warn people to stay inside in southern california, the opposite problem dry conditions fueling a wildfire in mountain center in riverside county, about an hour west of palm springs officials there say the flames forced residents out of their homes in the middle of the night. an evacuation center now set up to aid those in need >>> a bus left dangling from an overpass and a giant sinkhole, a giant one, swallows a busy road on a cnbc trip coast-to-coast. florida. a giant sinkhole threatening part of a tampa suburb it's on a busy stretch of a road in new port richey emergency management workers say the sinkhole is 37 feet wide and 70 feet deep they discovered it back in october but it was much smaller then crews filled it last week but now it's out of control. county officials say they're using ground penetrating radar to make sure the

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boone, iowa, on flat land just north of des moines is a company town.rters for one of the largest grocery chains in the midwest. fareway. it's a family-owned company, and rick beckwith is a third generation ceo. he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. kind of a shrinking violet? >> the oldest sister said that she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she just remained silent and look at me with those big, brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date, according to friends shannon and sarah. >> could have had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> any boyfriend. >> all these boys were gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. you've seen pictures of her. even in high school, she was gorgeous. it just wasn't

all the way from chicago, omaha, des moines, winter storm warnings, even some potential for some icing in d.c. over the next couple of days, and even to california, at this point. this weather is brought to you by o'keefe's, guaranteed relief for extremely dry, cracked skin. so let's get to it. there is some severe weather even in the plains, possible for today. there's snow on the northern side. much a late-season winter, almost spring-type storm to the south where all of this lightning is already occurring and snow to the north, where you get up into omaha and chicago. there could be 6 inches of snow into chicago and even a little bit of light mix, even in towards d.c. as we work our way into tuesday morning, there's tomorrow morning, about this time, a little bit more snow, upstate new york. and by tomorrow afternoon and into the evening, really only new england and upstate new york. but there'll be ice on the south side, there'll be snow to the north, some of these spots from detroit, upstate new york, somewhere between 6 and 10 inches of snow. now, that's nothing like what's going

des moines, iowa, folks are in that last week in the early primary states and some of the battlegrounds. but this has been the largest investment in these types of advertisements for such a consiste consistent period. i feel for georgians who are ready for this runoff to be over. but it speaks to the kind of base motivation strategy for both parties. they are telling those messages to their camps. they are not really looking to persuade fully. they are looking to get out their respective bases. >> doing everything as a catastrophe. i wish somebody could turn the temperature, turn the volume down, but there is no one in charge of turning it down. emma, you are in atlanta looking at this locally and nationally. i want to show you some of the rhetoric on fox news in the past month talking about what would happen if the democrats are able to hold control, to take, you know, have control of the senate. let's watch these clips and then talk about them. >> it would mean a pact and politicized u.s. supreme court. it would abolish the legislative filibuster, expect d.c. and puerto rico four new

snow, we're watching this from des moines to chicago to detroit, even new york >>> good saturday morningol but dry day on the way today. we're looking at temperatures that will be in and around average before our next round of rain arrives tomorrow but then heavier rain arriving into the middle of next week. so, highs today from the mid 50s at the coast, 57 in san francisco and about 60 in santa rosa after that fog burns back. 58 in san jose and the accuweather seven-day forecast level one mid day tomorrow and ends on monday and late tue >>> we're still working through the halloween chocolate. it doesn't go bad over the peanut butter in the apple in the afternoon for a snack. >> i appreciate the confession, rob. you wear it well. we'll see you in the next half hour. >>> time for deals and steals to help you kick back and relax. tori johnson has savings on all things comfortable and comforting. all the products are from small businesses. tori, good morning. what do you have for us first? >> good first up we're starting with fluffy pancakes. this line, gluten free pancakes. she decided to

to you live from dallas, texas, live in indianapolis, live in bedford, new hampshire, live in des moinesle who are trying to get the good information? >> from your expertise, what do you think the united states should do to deal with china going forward? joining me now is multiple award-winning documentarian and producer of country music ken burns and grammy award-winning singer kathy matteo, i feel like i'm in front of a royalty here. tell us about how you see the nfl or even just sports in general, like america love sports so much, and they miss it. i wonder how you see joe biden fitting into the democratic party as it is in 2020. as you may know, spike is a canine campaigning for service to puppy in training. >> he says that that guy must have been raised in a barn. >> dana: you know what, barns are great. >> our neighborhood bar that we go to, what i love about it is your neighbors are there, the bartenders are there. >> dana: does everybody know your name? >> sadly, yes. >> i have no idea where that arrived from. >> dana: he is here, he is an expert i hope he is coming in. >> he is

well and now it's my great honor to introduce next up another great american mayor, mayor of des moines iowa. head of the global, sorry frank. i threw that out frank, he's a dear friend. [inaudible] >> we. >> your loss. i would like to start this quick observation. four years mayors worldwide have been the clarion call of climate change . at the time when our national and international leaders to often lag in their responsibilities and why? as mayors we seem far too often the devastating consequences of climate change manifest themselves in our cities and towns, disrupting lives, impacting livelihoods. we know that brett is at our doorstep as secretary carrie mentioned and the clock is ticking. that is why i am proud americans regardless of any party affiliation stepped up when the previous administration withdrew from the paris agreement to reassure our residents and allies that the united states would continue to work to meet our commitments and when earlier administrations were reluctant or even sometimes didn't acknowledgeglobal warming we were there . a clear voice to the internati

one in the central plains is going to dump the heavy snow starting today in areas like iowa, des moinesicago's going to get into it tonight and during the day tomorrow. everywhere in pink's at least 5 inches, and we could see upwards of 10 inches in omaha. this will be one of omaha's biggest single-day snowfalls ever. it's pretty rare for them to get that much snow. notice that we're not seeing a lot of snow in the northeast. this is primarily starting tuesday morning and then lasting during the day tuesday. a little bit will linger into wednesday. from buffalo to syracuse to albany, enough to shovel, 3 to 5 inches. but for new york city, philadelphia and d.c., just a little coating of snow on the grassy areas. it looks to be a little too warm and a lot of the snow will be to the north. here's how the week ahead looks. a lot of heavy rain in areas of the yellow, throughout the carolinas, virginia, kentucky, tennessee getting some rain. watch out for some thunderstorms today in areas of arkansas and mississippi. then during the middle of the week, we watch that first storm exiting. a lit

he's been identified as doug jensen of des moines, iowa.n part because he tweeted a photo of himself inside the capitol. he was arrested by the fbi and now faces five federal charges. law enforcement officials are now warning about active plans for more attacks in the coming days and weeks and increasing the urgency to find all the people who stormed the capitol. i want to bring in nbc news reporter who has been covering extremism on the internet since well before the capitol insurrection last week and john scott who is a senior researcher at the citizens lab. john, let me start with you. i've been following the efforts. i want to say that digital crowd source efforts can go hosh horribly awry and wrong and off the rails. you have been responsible in how you're conducting this. for that i praise you. what -- how much progress have you been able to make in identifying some of the folks most notoriously captured? >> for the record, i don't -- i appreciate people who wear highly visible distinctive shirts because that's what we're using to tra

that chased the courageous officer up the stairs, he has now been identified as doug jensen of des moinesiowa. in part because he tweeted a photo of himself inside the capitol. he was arrested by the fbi and now faces five federal charges. law enforcement officials are now warning about active plans for more attacks in the coming days and weeks, increasing the urgency to find all the people who stormed the capitol. i want to bring in nbc news reporter brandy sadrosny who has been covering extremism on the internet since well before the capitol insurrection last week and john scott realton who's a senior researcher at the citizens lab at university of toronto's monk school who's been leading some of the online crowd-source efforts to identify the rioters at the capitol. john, will he let me start with you because i've been following those efforts and i want to start by saying digital crowd source efforts to identify people on the internet can go horribly awry and wrong and oft rails and i've seen that happen and you have been very responsible in how you're conducting this and for that i pr

i mean, omaha, des moines, lincoln, all of those areas picked up about a foot of snow from this stormmean, an incredible, historic storm for the central plains. they typically get some messy storms and a couple inches. they don't usually get a foot of snow and a lot of problems. so, here's what we're dealing with right now. we have our active storm track. we have one storm heading to the east. we have another storm back in the four corner region and then a huge storm coming into california. so we've got a very active week ahead. as far as today goes, we have a light wintry mix that's going to be heading into the northeast. it's still snowing chicago, milwaukee. then we have our storm that brought some hail to phoenix yesterday, and that's bringing some snow to the mountains outside in arizona. and then, finally, kasie, a huge storm coming into california later on today. so, pay attention to your forecast as we go throughout the next 24-48 hours. it's staying pretty active. >> yikes! well, we're thinking of all of those people down in alabama who are struggling this morning, thinking o

local reports in iowa say it appears that man is douglas jensen, taken into custody in des moines. abc news has learned in the months leading up to the insurrection, the trump administration gutted a key threat assessment group, we do understand this was all over the controversy over the agency's response to civil unrest in portland. yes, there was online chatter from right-wing extremists about bringing violence to the capitol, but sources say that dhs agency did not put out any bulletins to its law enforcement partners, dan. >> so many big questions about what went wrong here. kenneth, thank you so much. >>> let's dig back into the politics of this now with abc news political analyst matthew dowd. matt, good morning. as this impeachment talk heats up, we've got this new polling showing that only a slim majority of americans support removing the president before his term expires. so what are the political stakes for both sides in this? >> well, i think the difficulty is, as bad as what happened last wednesday at the capitol, one, it could have been much worse and two, it could get

intermountain west, moisture into minneapolis and des moines and ahead of it the big chunk will bringrgy across parts of texas for severe weather you can see gets itself t >>> santa cruz this morning, chilly, but this afternoon in the 50s. a lot of sunshine on the way. patchy fog to start for some of our inland valleys, but with the sunshine today it's our only dry day. we will see breaks before we get into the very heavy rain coming mid week. but overall, we've got a pretty wet week ahead. look for numbers in the upper 50s today for fremont. sunny in san jose. the accuweather seven-day fo >>> i didn't win the powerball. i know you guys didn't either. back to you. >>> all right, now to the billion dollar winner scoring the second largest jackpot in megamillions history. abc's zohreen shah has more. >> reporter: this morning, one american is $1 billion richer. the winning megamillions jackpot ticket sold in michigan, the third largest prize in lotto history. >> our first winning number tonight is 42. >> reporter: those magic 42, 26, 60, 50, 4 and the mega ball, 24. now the search is on