a wintry mix making its way now tonight from texas to new england. cold air rushing in behind the front, and as we move through tomorrow, that rain will change to snow in the northeast. lake-effect snow showers continuing airport delays stretching from new york all the way down to new orleans and then by tomorrow, in the next 24 hours, an arctic blast comes in some areas will see temperatures drop 30 degrees from where they are today lester >> all right, al, thank you. >>> just ahead, the new scandal in the nfl. why was a patriots video crew filming the sidelines at a bengals game was it cheating or an honest mistake >>> also, the amazing holiday surprise at one company when the employees opened their envelopes. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and

. >>> the new england patriots under fire. the team admitting it violated nfl policy, taping a rival's field and sideline is it spygate all over again? what coach bill belichick is saying. >>> and the fast-moving storm sweeping from texas to new england and the dangerous travel impact. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening there is a lot to get to tonight, including charges rolled out today, but still breaking as we come on the air, the new jersey neighborhood turned into a deadly urban battle zone. six people killed after an hours' long gunfight at a grocery store. the shooting of a police officer turning into a violent standoff gunfire ringing through the neighborhood, forcing residents to take cover. the dead include a police officer, a father of five, along with three civilians and the two suspects rehema ellis is in jersey city. >> reporter: police moving in towards the supermarket as the horror unfolds on a residential block in jersey city. moments earlier, a hail of gunfire. a shooto

be ending in areas like philadelphia and new york city and still in areas all through southern new england. southern vermont and southern new hampshire and much of western mass. as far as the impacts are going to go at the airports and on the roads, once you get north of saratoga spring icy mess and as far as the airports go, new york to boston just for the most part dealing with rainy conditions out there. as far as your new year's eve forecast goes, times square still looking good. 38 degrees and mild. it's not bad for this time of the year. >> i still remember that one year just a couple of years ago where i think it was a negative wind chill. it's still full of people. >> of course. watching that ball drop. thank you. civil rights icon, congressman lewis's office and now it will be undergoing treatment and louis was diagnosed after what he described as a routine medical visit. in a statement the congressman writes this. while i am clear eyed about the prognosis, doctors told me that recent medical advances have made this type of cancer treatable in many cases, that treatment options ar

it was icy at the time the roads were being treated, but it was icy. >> reporter: while much of new england is left to dig out -- >> hopefully find a friend. >> reporter: -- the stor soaked the tri-state, another strike by winter, leaving behind a big mess kathy park, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> let's get right to al roker al, what's the latest on all this severe weather? >> lester, we still have some left in fact, as you can see on the radar, it's sliding out. but we still have a risk of severe weather stretching from central florida all the way to the southeastern atlantic coast. the snow will come to an end in new england, and those severe storms move off the coast. but then behind it we start to see cold northwesterly winds picking up moisture, dropping lake-effect snow, with light squalls. light snow may even reac the i-95 corridor. brutally cold tomorrow morning. windchills of minus 33 in duluth, 14 in pittsburgh and by the time we get to thursday, we're looking at sub-zero temperatures for windchills, lester, that won't moderate until friday. >> we'll take some moderatio

. >>> plus, new video from the new england patriots videotaping scandal. the punishment reportedly handed down. >>> seven years to the day after the deadly shooting at their school, the newtown, connecticut, high school football team wins the national championship and their big appearance on national tv last night. >>> the gift that keeps on giving, the holiday fruitcake that's been around for nearly 150 years. >>> good monday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm darla miles in for janai. we begin with a messy morning commute. 25 million americans are under winter weather alerts. >>> looking at the radar, a massive storm is bringing snow, ice and rain from missouri to the east coast. >>> and in the south new concern about possible tornadoes as this storm expands. this morning, a mixed bag of winter weather from missouri to maine. a massive stormg trekking across the country making holiday shopping treacherous and forcing businesses to close early with just over a week before christmas. in ohio overnight, large flakes start

a foot or more of snow is expected in parts of upstate new york and new england. at least 50 million americans are in the storm's path, and at least six deaths are blamed so far r on the storm since friday. right now winter storm alerts are posted in more than a dozen states. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, the storm is already causing major headaches for travelers. >> reporter: yeah, and a lot of kids in the northeast are getting an extended thanksgiving break thanks to snow and sleet that's coming down now and is expected to continue through the day. this storm is turning a lot of places into a winter wonderland. as you know, we are still weeks away from the official start of winter. cars and tractor-trailers in upstate new york were slowed or brought to a halt completely as a powerful pre-winter snowstorm took aim at the northeast. over the weekend, the same weather system dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of the upper midwest. >> it's -- i never seen this before either. i lived here the last 10, 15 years. a first for me. >> reporter: by the tim

remains missing. >> our mission is to get that child home today to their family. >> reporter: now new englands bracing for heavy snow and freezing cold. the national weather service has issued storm warnings, up to two feet of snow is predicted in some parts of new york. governor andrew cuomo has cut short a trip to puerto rico to return home and monitor the wintry weather. the concern for drivers right now is ice, but we've seen trucks out all day prepping the roads with salt to try and prevent any ice from forming or snow from sticking. elaine? >> all right, laura podesta, thank you. this historic storm is crippling air travel from coast-to-coast. major airlines have issued ground delays from san francisco to new york. meteorologist jeff berardelli is tracking the storm. so jeff, how long can we expect this weather to last? >> elaine, this is a really slow-moving storm. i think it's going to last at least until tuesday morning. here is the situation right now. we have two storms. the parent low, which was a blizzard across the ohio valley now transferring its energy, becoming a nor'easter w

in michigan and wisconsin most of the heavier snow still yet to fall across center and northern new england maine and new hampshire where we can see up to a foot of additional snow. >> the texas community in mourning after a man pulled out a shotgun during a sunday church service killing two people before armed church volunteers took him down. those frightening moments caught live on a streaming video feed blaine, good morning >> reporter: good morning. it took just a split second for this to go from a worship service to a crime scene investigators are working to learn more about the shooting that played out live online. we do want to warn you parts of the video we're about to show you are disturbing >> the urgent calls came right in the middle of sunday's service. >> we're going to need help. >> it happened at west freeway church of christ in texas. the service was being live streamed on youtube. there in the top left corner, you see a man get up to his seat and talk to someone. minutes later he steps back, pulls out a shotgun and fires twice. within seconds, parishioners, who were also ar

, democratic presidential candidate tom steyer spoke at the politics and angst breakfast by the new england council at the new hampshire institute of politics, life in manchester. >> if i could have your attention so that we can begin the speaking portion of the program and allow you to leave early to go shopping. this is speak, after all. we absolutely -- this is christmas week, after all. and our guest speaker would agree, this is why new hampshire is so unique and we fight very hard to maintain, first in the nation a good residence of this wonderful state take their politics very, very seriously. they are to be commended, but i think it is also a sign of white beshould be and continue to the number one in the united states. [applause] >i want to thank all of you for being here. council the new england and our final event of the year 2019. what a year it has been for the new england council. we have hosted a little over 80 events throughout all of new england and in washington, d.c. with all of the members of congress, the 21 members of congress that represents all of us in new england an

new england governors, the 12 united states senators. we've had cabinet secretaries speak at the new england council. we had to speak of house of commons speak to the new england council and today we have 21st presidential candidate speak to the new england council, "politics & eggs" here at st. a's, which is extorted. i thank you for all of your support and this event would not be possible without all of the wonderful neighbors that you see their banners along the wall. they are truly outstanding civic corporate leaders here in this great state and in the nation. if you see anyone affiliated with any of these companies you should say thank you for supporting "politics & eggs." this is been a great series but is only possible with the support of these wonderful, wonderful corporate citizens. we will be taking a break from these events, , but stay tuned r some announcements in early 2020, and we hope that many of you will also attend those. for purpose of introducing a a very special guest here this morning i can think of no one better to

a foot of snow is expected in parts of new york and new england and half a dozen deaths will blamed on the weather >> following a thanksgiving lull is the white house rejects the jihearing. >> supreme court will hear a n edge. regulation case that has >>> how much more will cybermonday generate for retailers? >> frozen 2 is crushing the competition at the box office as it passes over 730 mil december. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning to you. i'm corey coffin. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> there are areas of south dakota that have reported 30 inches of snow and more than 20 inches fell in michigan and minnesota the storm continues to push east overnight, a 30-car pileup shut down a highway in ontario, canada whiteout conditions were reported for more, here is nbc's dan schenamen. >> reporter: winter weather that slowravel fore thanksgiving is now causing travel problems after thanksgiving in the northeast, a plane slid off the runway in buffalo, new york no one was hurt. >> when we had time to cool down the rain hitting it, it iced up fairly quick. >> reporter: at boston's l

rubble, at least one person killed the same system stretches nearly 2,000 miles from colorado to new england nearly 60 million under winter alerts heavy snow and ice making driving dangerous. at least nine killed in crashes al roker with a new track. >>> the breaking headline on boeing, the company temporarily halting production on the 737 max, the fleet grounded after two fatal crashes. when they could return to the skies. >>> also tonight, two urgent searches, the young brother and sister vanishing from their own yard in florida. >> we haven't slept. we haven't eaten we worried about our babies. >>> in texas the mother and her two-week-old daughter missing for four days. what her boyfriend is saying. >>> also tonight, the disturbing surveillance, a school resource officer body slamming an 11-year-old student twice. the deputy fired and the charges he could face. >>> the tape revealed, the footage a patriots camera man was caught recorded during a rival team's game and also caught on camera, the confrontation with a security guard. >>> the price you pay, amazon versus fedex in the shipping

taking over the revolution it is peculiar but that didn't happen talking to the devil and all the new england states in new york and new jersey and virginia to deal with the speculators to deal with the inflation on a just course. but how could a single town king one - - conquer? not just the united states where money flows and money is resolved so they may look naÏve to us to decide what is the true basis of economic justice and that energized and in those towns and one philadelphia writer explained and to be publicly gene dangerous and the law is unable to punish the community in his own defense and the right to expel the profiteers and with the brevity of the economic crisis to organizing and acting so once again as they were in 1774 is one bold connecticut community claims and rescue ourselves and posterity from poverty and misery and destruction. and to set their prices and wages it was an impossible task. imagined if it is full of citizens committees we can't without a committee. do you remember what male cost in 1773? to pennies? hundreds of items suddenly decided it was a community di

. >> some areas around new york city and into new england could see a couple of inches this morning before the bitter cold arrives. meanwhile, western new york state and pennsylvania could see three to six inches of lake-effect snow. we'll have the full forecast in just a few moments. >>> but in the meantime, now to the breaking news overnight about that shootout in new jersey. four victims were killed including a police officer. >> it looked and sounded like a war zone. some neighbors last night were still not being allowed back home and the new headline this morning, the mayor revealing the shooters targeted a jewish grocery store. >> and that's now prompted the mayor of new york city just across the river to boost security in jewish communities saying the nypd is now on high alert. >> stop right there. >> reporter: this morning, new details on this terrifying gun battle in jersey city, new jersey. the chaos started at a cemetery where investigators say two gunmen shot and killed detective joseph seals and wounded an officer. authorities say the two men dressed in black then drove to a k

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same thing for new england and the storm is going to get stronger as it moves into the atlantic. in new york city. we could see a transitioning rain to a freezing rain and we've got snow still falling over parts of upstate new york, in towards new england. light rain being posted in boston, but we could see that transition and they could get several inches of snow in the next 12 to 18 hours. you see the wind gusts along the coast, 30 to 40 miles per hour. that's going to cause big travel delays, not only the snow and rain but the fact we've got a transitioning storm that's going to bring gusty winds. forecast temperature and radar as we go through the overnight, again, parts of long island, new york, and coastal areas could still see some pretty good snow totals. but the real blockbuster event is going to be the interior sections of the northeast and new england. weather travel delays, definitely for millions across the northeast. this could be crippling for travel across the northeast, especially for the afternoon and evening rush hour and then across the coast we have a you new

so it's not like new england. the population density in new england is twice what it is in virginia and also included west virginia at that time. people do with more dispersed in virginia and new england and new england was the only part of the country at that time until the 18 teams that have primary public education and jefferson said it's easy for them to do because you can walk to school. for a lot of it is too far to walk and a lot of virginians couldn't afford shoes. there's a lot of poverty affects time. with that said, people still want to have education and if they hatheyhad a system of whatd all the field schools which were set up and it's hard to have comprehensive coverage because what you would need is a critical mass of parents would be willing that have children in the right ages and they lived reasonably close enough that they could sustain one of these one-room schools. some years you had that and some years you didn't. still, if there have been more money put into this to support the teachers, mo

are playing the texans the colts need to beat the jaguars and a win from either the chargers and new englandand how about this wrinkle friend to keep this makes us really exciting most of these games will all be happening at the same time right so there's no school building watching earlier in the day. ok it's screen tv with divided up or how do you do that. this is a key red zone today are because there's going to be so much going on is going to be really chaotic. >>you know anybody with a bunch it's taking that with the raiders the fact that they lost 4 straight all right they have that disappointing exit from the coliseum in oakland in here they are a chance to make the postseason that's the craziest they could be playing in new england against the patriots if they make it yes so how it's kind of shaping out right now is so you got the ravens at the top seed in the afc, no matter what happens they're going to be resting guys on the chiefs are going to be you know they're poised to take the 2 seed new england at the 3 spots so if it worked out where the raiders got into the playoffs. game

heavy snow, ice, and rain from colorado to new england. whiteout conditions shutting down highways. drivers stranded. the system set to slam the northeast, making a mess out of the commute. >>> also breaking late today, harvey weinstein breaking his silence. facing sex assault and harassment allegations from dozens of accusers. weinstein unapologetically claiming he's done more professionally for women than anyone else. >>> in washington, impeachment battle lines drawn days before the historic vote in the house. democrats blasting senate majority leader mitch mcconnell for saying he's coordinating white house plans for the likely senate trial. and a house democrat against impeachment now threatening to switch parties. >>> also tonight, the stunning video. school surveillance showing a deputy suddenly throwing a middle school student to the floor twice, then dragging the student down the hall. what the sheriff is now saying. >>> the mall shooting scare. a break in the case after a shooting inside a crowded mall. panicked holiday shoppers running for safety. what police have now revea

it is not like new england was the population density in new england is twice what it is in virginia. there are also problems, virginia included west virginia. people do live more dispersed in virginia than new england and new england was the only part of the country at that time that had public primary education. jefferson says it is easy for them to do because you can walk to school. a lot of virginians, too far to walk and a lot of virginians couldn't afford shoes. there is a lot of white poverty in virginia. people want to have education, and all field schools which were set up and it is hard to have comprehensive -- a critical mass of parents that would be willing to have children the right ages and they were reasonably close enough to sustain 1-room schools and some years you had that and some you didn't. still if there had been more money put into this to support these teachers more of these schools would have existed because eventually coming after the civil war when virginia isn't much more urbanized they set up a comprehensive primary school system so you are right, it is di

. >> new cheating allegations against the new england patriots and tom brady has some saying the champs are up to their old tricks.>> we are streaming now and you can find us on our website, the cbs news out for your favorite platform. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 . satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77. john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70. and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space. your best is yet to come. >> the new england patriots are facing fresh allegations of cheating after one of the teams camera crews was caught recording and opponent simon at a game. >> of the cleveland browns cleaned history, suspicions rude in the box above. the bengals officials said he saw a patriots employee in the room inappropriately filming the sidelines during the game and notified the nfl. >> the patriot so they were filming for an upcoming episode of their behind-the-scenes web series following a patriots scout at the game. the team said they got the brown's permission to shoot but not th

narrow band, generally 2 to 4, but some places picking up 6 inches, especially interior parts of new england all right, jeff, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> united nations climate talks ended in madrid today with more alarms and little action. ian lee reports. >> reporter: these are the warning signs our climate is in trouble. >> we're talking about 60, 70 -- >> reporter: 200-foot flames this weekend raced across the australian outback. more than 100 fires are burning across the country, taking their toll on wildlife and people. in sydney, the smoke is so bad, it's like smoking 32 cigarettes a day. greenland is losing ice seven times faster than it was in the '90s, leading to rising sea levels and coastal flooding. this week the world's struggle to respond to the crisis at a u.n. climate summit in madrid. >> we are a little confused about what documents are being discussed. >> we're starting to get a little lost. >> we are kind of lost. >> reporter: to stop global temperatures from rising, scientists say countries must cut grown house gas emissions. >> the planet is on fire, and our windo

the worst of it as far as travel goes, northern new england, a significant ice storm overnight in theons, and lower elevations a rain event but snow pretty good in new hampshire and up in the areas of maine. so as far as travel goes today, at the airports, because of the windy conditions developing later today, and the rain in new york, we could see significant airport delays. i don't think we will get too many cancellations. driving up the new york state throughway, it could be difficult and especially driving the mass pike, the high elevations there, through the berkshires. additional snowfall, only about one to two inches anywhere, and most of wisconsin, and upper peninsula of michigan, another six inches and the heavy snows northern new hampshire and portions of maine, that's where we could see as much as six to 12. for today, it is a changeable day. and dc is going to start warm and 66 degrees, and you will get colder later on today, after the rain is gone and the winds pick up, and new york city to boston, rainy and chicago, your temperatures will be falling during the day. and

on harvard from 1891 to 1895 by the new england institution and with another friend then to rally the students around protest in the 18 nineties which had massachusetts revision of the civil rights legislation. but then morgan's classmate as a gifted scholar that prompted the first civil rights group. so lewis answered trotter's calls on small yet significant class of attorneys. unfortunately conservative accommodation triumphed over radical black demands for his protection on august 30th 19 oh two as the attorney general was the poorest to transport rogers instead put him on a train back to north carolina rogers was ordered to be in the penitentiary of 15 years but died of pneumonia four years later in 18 oh six. with those black protest that trotter and the guardian helped form international movement and with the party of lincoln. and with the white southern violent that the gop had done little for the colored people since the collapse of radical reconstruction 20 years before the 14th and 15th amendments to the constitution under federal law with the basis of race and color and ser

by the new england council. and the new hampshire institute of politics in manchester, new hampshire. watch live at eight: 30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. in england, queen elizabeth gave speech on government priorities during a state opening a british parliament. she talks about internet safety, health care and making sure it england leaves the european union by january. her remarks come a day before u.k. lawmakers approve to advance prime minister boris johnson's amended brexit deal. we will hear her remarks next, followed by the house of commons debate on the brexit deal. queen elizabeth ii: my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on that date. and to make the most of the opportunities this brings all the people of the united kingdom. thereafter, my ministers will seek a future relationship with the european union, based on a free trade agreement that benefits the whole of the united kingdom. we will also

new england patriots will host the wild card game for the first time since '09.fs have your afc buys. eagles have the chance to win the afc east. carson wentz, roll right, and go back across the field to josh perkins, and it's 10-3 philly. fourth quarter giants down three, slow snap, fumbles it once and again. and fletcher cox, this is a big play of the game right here. next play it's an eagles touch down. they win 34-17 and going to host the loser of the niners seahawkess game next weekend of the wild card round. the carolina running back joins roger craig and marshal as the only players thin league history to have both a thousand yards rushing and receiving in the same year. saints beat the panthers and college hoops right here on abc 7. stanford hosting number 5, kansas, down on the farm. just like that they're out in the lead. oscar desylvia, nice ifhey can buck it down low. isaiah moses or moss that is, kansas led by tenth. you know who can do it down low how about the triple, but dutson-18 point lead and then kansas wins 72-56 and at last check the niners u

we have rainy conditions and also snow expected across the northeast and new england. here you can see the watches and warnings just littered across the northern half of the country. so many travel impacts will be felt. let's track this system. as it continues to slide to the east, you can see places like new jersey up into the city, this will be mainly rain with a wintry mix along and south of i-80. north of i-80 that's where the heaviest snow will be. we're talking places like albany, western massachusetts, up into parts of new hampshire, maine, we'll see several inches of snow over the next 24 hours, upwards of a foot. here in the city, a bit of a wintry mix with accumulating snow in boston tomorrow. eva? >> doesn't look good for those people traveling back today. >>> well, now to new details emerging about that terror attack in london. we're learning more about the heros who used make-shift weapons to take down the knife-wielding suspect on the london bridge. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is at the landmark bridge with the latest. good morning, ian

so it's not like new england. you know, the population density in new england is twice what it is in virginia. there are also problems with -- virginia included west virginia at that time. there are a lot of mountains up there. so people do live more dispersed in virginia than new england, and new england was the only part of the country at that time until the 18-teens that had public primary education. and jefferson says, well, it's easy for them to do because you can walk to school. a lot of virginians, it's too far to walk, and a lot of virginians couldn't afford shoes. there's a lot of white poverty in virginia at that time. that said, people still want to have education, and they had a system of what they called old field schools which were set up. and they -- it's very hard to have comprehensive coverage, because what you would need is a critical mass of parents that would be willing that have children in the right ages, and they've lived reasonably close enough that they could sustain one of these one-room

>> well, fred, i think people here in new hampshire certainly liked that new england patriots analogy's a very big get for the former vice president. as you can see, an event just got started here in hampton, new hampshire, but earlier in the day, john kerry talked about joe biden's experience, touting him as the best person to take on foreign policy, middle class issues and cloimt and most importantly, he believes to to beat president trump. take a listen to what he had to say. >> this is a man who come frs the middle class who will fight the middle class. not a phony who comes down a golden plated escalator who promises to get rid of a swap who feeds with moral gators than we've seen before. >> now biden and kerry are here in new hampshire after biden just completed an eight-day bus tour through iowa. he's now bringing his pitch here to new hampshire, the second nominating state and though biden's team in the has said that iowa and new hampshire are not necessarily twins, the former vice president does know how important this state is in the primary process. he said new hampshire se

. >> reporter: come on, guys >> reporter: the evidence is clear, a new england patriots cameraman reportin an opponent sideline breaking nfl rules in footage obtained by fox sports it was supposed to be a feature on a patriots employee. >> this is your advance scout? >> yeah. >> i don't see advance scout in the footage. >> it's not. we were trying to get to get a different perspective. my bad >> i don't know why you would think you can't tape that. >> i didn't know, but i can delete this right here >> the damage is done, my friend. >> reporter: the patriots later acknowledged the footage turned over to the nfl for investigation was inappropriate. the videographer suspended. >> the football team, the football staff and coaching staff had nothing to do with what happened, nothing. >> reporter: 2007 spygate. coach bill belichick apologized for misinterpreting the rules, after taping opponents during a game he was fined half a million dollars and in 2015's deflate-gate, quarterback tom brady, who denied direct involvement, was ultimately suspended >> this seems to be a cultural thing with the

you can see this shield of snow early tuesday along new york and pennsylvania that will head to new england, bringing snow and ice into boston, much of massachusetts, into vermont and new hampshire with dangerous icing across portions of rhode island and connecticut. that will continue right through tuesday afternoon. and even in its wake, some lake-effect snow squalls may take shape as snow filters in behind the front. how much snow are we talking? in some spots, over half a foot. in new england, 6 to 12 inches of snow. in some cases there will be ice on top of that. one more thing to possibly slow down holiday travel, a persistent passerby persistent pattern of snow and rain will continue through the weekend >>> house democrats are talking on how they plan to vote on impeachment charges against president trump. the landmark vote by the full house of representatives is expected to take place tomorrow. yesterday mr. trump tweeted the impeachment hoax is the greatest con job in the history of american politics. laura podesta is here in new york. what can we expect tomorrow? >> most democrats

tomorrow morning at this time, a wintry mess, southern new england and mostly snow central new englandatskills at six inches and areas of mass pike, massachusetts, going to be right around four inches and new york city, it looks like a little bit of sleet and rain, no big deal for you, philadelphia could be a little bit of easy conditions also, and as far as the freezing rain goes, our friends out from state college, altoona, central portions of pennsylvania, a tenth of an inch of ice. i don't think we will deal with too many power outages but that will make for very slippery travel out there this morning, continuing throughout the middle of the day today, so as far as travel goes, we will have some airport impacts, i will give you those details coming up, and happy to say after this storm, we look pretty clear for the next week. >> so that's good news. aside from the little holiday coming up. >> i know, you want a white christmas. >> we're all dreaming of a white christmas. >> i know. >> thank you bill. >>> still ahead, a moment of joy on a difficult day, how the newtown high school f

so imagine one day when we go into that new england community and we kill the gardeners, and the weeds begin to grow. and then we sort of randomly kidnap people, take away a couple lawyers who take away a couple doctors, we take a few mothers, we take the garbage collector. oh, all of a sudden, the garbage doesn't get collected. pretty soon, that community just falls apart. milner: it's this diversity that's key, that's keeping the reef alive, the reef as a whole, living ecosystem. alling: if we can't help reefs to maintain their diversity and complexity and richness of life, they will have enough information there, genetics theere, know-how how to survive, that they will come back. van thillo: it's not just the reefs in indonesia. it's te reefs in the united states, it's the reefs all around the world, and they all are connected. dustan: we need to focus every bit off energrgy we have onon te issues a and realize that the game isis for keeps. extininction is forever. alling: we're all part of this biosphere, and it's all ours to care for. van thillo: planet earth is an amazing place,

. >> you can see the storm system hovering over new england and northern new york state right now.well over a foot of snow so far. we'll have a forecast for you in just a minute. >> but the damage from this storm is already done. abc's stephanie ramos reports. >> reporter: that powerful nor'easter making the trip home treacherous for millions. >> we've got 2 feet of snow here along and north of i-90. now a band has been curling into the tristate area. >> reporter: snowfall rates of 2 inches an hour causing whiteout conditions near albany. hundreds of crashes in new york state alone. >> the roads are dangerous, there's a lot of work to do. >> reporter: plow driver mike terrace tells us, people need to slow down. >> lack of speed reduction, that's the main cause of a lot of accidents. >> reporter: tragically, one person killed in this crash outside of rochester. two others in critical condition. outside boston this tractor-trailer going off the side of the massachusetts turnpike, blocking multiple lanes. in worcester county, drivers struggling for traction as residents dig out their

the joshua chamberlain of the other side, from that northern state in new england. the new yorker sprinted 600 yards from the railroad depot to the buildings, losing several men along the way. once behind the building, build,'s men began to having learned the value at cobbs hill. ireland started moving sharpshooters ahead and forced the cannons to back into the gap. from that point, the new yorkers stayed undercover, shooting only occasionally. for the next hour, the battlefield remained in stalemate. and rudy much the lines that were the final lines -- pretty much the lines that were the final lines, how it pretty much ended up. the men heard a rumbling to the rear. the missouri horse artillery was finally coming. four 12 pound howitzers were charging down the road. the flying dutchman, as he had been known since vicksburg, was mad as a wet hen. the road was blocked with cannons. marked byance was prolonged cheering by the union troops, and in short time union projectiles began falling towards taylor's bridge. is the final disposition. ireland's men down here near t

. >> it has been snowing in manchester, new hampshire, and throughout northern new england. and more snow is on the way. >> right now, though, weather radar shows solid white from western pennsylvania into northern new england. it will reach the rest of the northeast this afternoon. on a day expected to be the busiest air travel day in the u.s. ever, a major winter storm wreaking havoc, with thousands of flights across the country delayed or canceled. this plane skidding off a taxiway as it arrived in buffalo, new york, and niagara falls, this car pinned under a truck. icy road conditions likely to blame for the accident. this as residents in albany prepare for as much as 1 foot of snow. >> we have 57 different pieces of equipment capable of moving snow that we'll be using throughout the course of the storm. >> reporter: the upper midwest already hit with heavy snow. whiteout conditions making it difficult for drivers in north dakota. in minnesota, more than 1 1/2 feet of snow buried parts of the state, leaving snow piles struggling to keep up as drivers abandoned their vehi

the chiefs were in new england today but a good portion of it was not. it in time, kansas city was going to have to forfeit. it almost happened. instead they were geared up and ready to play. patrick mahomes, 48 yards and in for the touchdown. 10-7, kansas city mahomes. int, fourth quarter pats down 10. tom brady, pass to brandon bolden up the sideline. he's in the end zone. close as he tight ropes it right there. new england down 3 just over a minute to go. patriots down a touchdown. fourth and 3, they've got to have it. brady looks for bay area native edelman. broken up. kansas city clinches the west and new england's 21 game home winning streak is snapped. the 49ers host matt ryan and the falcons in atlanta next week. matt ice to calvin ridley. 10-3 falcons. falcons up 10, atlanta deep in their own end and ryan airs it out. it's a 93 yard connection when it's all said and done. not pictured christian mccaffrey, the stanford star. falcons double up 40-20. on the ice, sharks and panthers, still searching for their first win on the road trip. they're goi

the apology from the new england patriots or what their employee recorded. >>> and the e. coli outbreak. the salad kit you should not eat. >>> get paid to play with legos. the local job listing that you have to win first. >> a live look outside right now. mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> just a reminder where we started the rainfall season less than 3% of average for everybody. that was up to the 25th, a couple days before thanksgiving. 121% in the north bay while the south bay is at 70% and the peninsula 76%. oakland 56. our east bay valleys only 33%. how about the reservoirs. they never do quite sit at ca

. >> and were the new england patriots caught cheating? what they're accused of doing to the team they play later this week. >> and don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. finds us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, also on your favorite platform. >>> 8 people are still unaccounted for this evening after yesterday's volcanic eruption in new zealand. new officials believe they're most likely dead, which would bring the number of dead to 14. and st0 chance of the volcano erupting again in the next 24 hours. during their rush to escape, tourists shot video of white island moments after it blasted open. ash and smoke was sent over 12,000 feet in the air. new zealand's prime minister addressed parliament tuesday. >> police and defense force personnel have undertaken a number of aerial reconnaissance flights since the eruption, however no signs of life have been detected. >> police say they have photos showing the location of 6 unidentified bodies that remain trapped on the island covered in ash. until now unstable conditions have placed r

just to remind you, the new england patriots are currently in action in the nfl.s just got under way. for everything else, of course, you can go to our website, where you would pick up everything you could ever imagine, trust me. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. we have more frosty weather around at the moment. not exactly in the same place as it was last night, mind you, because although we have this cold area of high pressure just drifting a little bit further south, allowing milder atlantic air to topple around the north of that, feeding its way into scotland and northern ireland. so for scotland, nowhere near as cold as it was last night. with the clearer guys for england and wales, this is where we will have a widespread frost to start the day today. plenty of sunshine at least to begin with. more cloud coming in on the south—westerly breezes for northern ireland and scotland. patchy rain for scotland, mainly highlands and ireland. this cloud may well work its way down through the irish sea and into

. >> the east coast is digging out from a deadly storm that is still battering parts of new england with many schools canceled or delayed. and disrupted airlines trying desperately to get back on track. >> a surprise shake up for chicago police superintendent eddie johnson. fired just a month before a planned retirement what prompted the sudden termination. >> billions spent over the . >>> on retail and cyber monday now the focus is on giving tuesday. i'll take you inside a school where giving back is just the beginning. >>> and jimmy fallon weighs in on the white house christmas decorations. >> this is where melania used scrabble titlles to decorate th tree. be best. president trump also has an ornament, it says, witch hunt. >>> early today starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning to you. >>> that post thanksgiving winter storm is still lingering for millions of americans, this dangerous weather system has been dumping incredible amounts of snow. in minnesota they are digging out after getting 20 inches. overnight the storm began ham erring the northeast. these are scenes from all ove

freezing rain and slick roadways from upstate new york to new england. ice and wind bringing down trees and power lines, leaving tens of thousands in the dark. tonight, winter weather alerts remain in effect as the countdown to new year's eve is set to begin. the forecast in a moment, but first, abc's eva pilgrim leading us off in a cold and rainy new york city. >> reporter: tonight, the upper midwest reeling amid whiteout blizzard conditions and massive snow drifts there. an icy mess in the northeast. millions now traveling over the holidays. >> it's water, snow, ice. roads are very slick. very hard to manage. >> reporter: in maine, multiple crashes on icy i-95. stretches of the crucial highway shut down. backups for miles. in new hampshire, this truck crashing into a utility pole, knocking out power. >> if you don't have to be out on the roads today, just stay inside and wait for the storm to finish. >> reporter: back in the midwest, the mayor of fargo, north dakota, calling this one of the worst storms they've had. a farmer helping pull one of the city

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band, generally two to four but some places picking up six inches, especially interior parts of new england. >> quijano: okay jeff, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> quijano: united nations climate talks ended in madrid today with more alarm and little action. ian lee reports. .> reporter: these are the herning signs our climate is in trouble. >> talking about 60, 70. >> reporter: 200 foot flames this weekend raced across the australian outback. more than 100 fires are burning across the country taking their toll on wildlife and people in in sydney the smoke is so bad it's like smoking 32 cigarettes a day, greenland is losing ice icen times faster than it was w the '90s, leading to rising sea levels and coastal flooding. this week the world struggled to respond to the crisis at a u.n. climate summit in madrid. >> we are a little confused about what documents are being discussed. >> we're starting to get a tttle lost. >> we are kind of lost. >> reporter: to stop global temperatures from rising scientists say countries must cut greenhouse gas emissions. >> the planet is on fire and our window