moves the needle in new england. was he going to retire or not, it was still the biggest story in boston and hasn't played there for two years. his impact, immeasurable. >> on the field and off. i mean, this was a career that was not scandal plagued and he was a model athlete, right, deflategate aside, there were no real controversies surrounding him and people turned to him and there was a lot of pressure on him and his family, married to a super model there, to be that shining example of what it means to so many people, to be the hero not only in the city and the state but really for an entire league. >> and really, you said it perfectly. pressure was what he always thrived in, whether it was on the feield or off the field. never a situation, certainly a football game, that seemed too big for hip and as he got older and more mature in his career, his off-field decisions, same thing. deflategate, in the grand scheme, that will be considered a blip of history. when you write the tom brady book, it will not be deflate

yeah, i think what — night -- new england patriots.ight -- new england patriots. yeah, i think what you do to get over - night -- new england patriots. yeah, i think what you do to get over it - i think what you do to get over it is you look yourself in the mirror, you take accountability and you keep moving. whether it was a game like that or a game from a couple weeks ago, you are always trying to learn, you're always trying to evolve and i think you want to the able to learn from previous experiences but not allowed to inhibit your ability to be able to move forward. the bengals appearance in — be able to move forward. the bengals appearance in the _ be able to move forward. the bengals appearance in the super— be able to move forward. the bengals appearance in the super bowl - be able to move forward. the bengals appearance in the super bowl is - appearance in the super bowl is simply staggering. they went from being the worst team in the nfljust two years ago to a first super bowl appearance since 1988. last two years ago to a fir

northern new england. then much colder air to follow. watch out for these strong winds. it will cause power outages and wind damage, especially along the coast through friday morning. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevins cou kevin kosgren. >>> coming up, a massive wave overtakes a ferry. >>> a man accused of stalking a teenager he met on tick-tock is shot and killed at the girl's home by the girl's father. >>> and later why ♪ [mallet banging] ♪ [drums banging] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] [mallet banging] [drums banging] [inhales] ♪ >>> passengers on this ferry were thrown to the floor as a monster wave slammed onto the boat off the coast of germany. the water smashing the vessel's front window. at least one person was injured. that storm packed 100-mile-per-hour winds. >>> five u.s. navy sailors have been charged for leaking video of a fighter jet crashing into the south china sea. the f-35 slammed into the deck of the "uss carl vinson" before dropping into the water injuring seven sailors. the military is tryin

from the gulf coast, new england, on into the southwest. we're looking at flooding possible from arkansas all the way up into new england. rainfall amounts really concentrated right now in the tennessee river valley, two to three inches of rain icing, light to moderate, stretching from new england all the way down into texas, and as far as snow is concerned, a foot in the rockies. look at what happens by friday. could be looking at 6 to 8 inches of snow around boston, and new york city in play as well through friday. >> as we like to say, bury the lede. >> yeah! >>> in just 60 seconds could the russian threat expand to this country? the cyberwarning to government agencies and businesses >>> and the crash of two blackhawk helicopters on a snow covered mountain ghost gun factory. ghost ship warehouse fire: >>> a dismal day on wall street, the dow plunging more than 480 points as concerns over ukraine rattle investors. the s&p 500 and nasdaq both falling more than 1% >>> and amid the showdown with russia, the department of homeland security ha

but the revolution begins in new england and it's not that there's no slavery in new england rhode island in particular is very active in the slave trade and there are slaves in all of the new england colonies, but it is a very small part of the economy and the culture of the firebrands who start the revolution. samuel adams is not declaring war on the king in order to preserve slavery. that's just not what's working and you can go back and look at the original documents and it's pretty clear. slavery becomes very complicated in the revolution as it is through all of our history. you have the british offering for example in virginia to give slaves their freedom if they will come fight for the brits. it turns out it's a disaster for those slaves who do that because they are treated badly sickness sweeps through them smallpox again dysentery typhus. there are efforts by the american states to enlist black units rhode island has a black regiment. basically, it's more like a company than a full regiment. there are proposals that south carolina when in 1780 they're about to be overrun and are

he became the oldest quarterback to ever win a super bowl at 43. >> so he left new england.y fans who were crushed and devastated by his departure. the fact of the matter is he felt like that would be better for his career. it turned out he probably was right because he won a super bowl there, almost made it to another super bowl in the second season, before he called it quits. >> reporter: while he didn't mention the patriots in his retirement announcement, in new england his legend will never die. >> he's the greatest of all time. there's nothing that you can say about his on-field performance that doesn't say this guy was the best. >> he's had a great career, good for him. thanks for being so awesome for us, tommy, we love you, we wish you nothing but the best. >> i don't have any insight but i don't think we've seen the last of tom brady. football is such a huge part of his life, i don't think he's going to totally be gone from it, that's for sure. >> reporter: there are no what-ifs with tom brady. one of the few to leave no stone unturned. leave it all out on the field.

woody, a retired offensive lineman who won two super bowls with tom brady when he played for the new englandmian. but john, i have to start with you. how are you processing this breaking brady news? >> i feel empty. i feel -- i feel lost. no, look, you know, actually, he did us all a favor, or espn did, by sort of leaking it out over a few days, so i have had a few days to adjust to this, and i'm doing better now. i've come to terms with, i'm going to have some more time on sundays. >> oh. >> i'm going to have -- >> a ton of free time. >> i have to get into fashion. i mean, you know, i'll have to watch the patriots but i won't have to watch the bucs also. i have to get into nutrition or fashion or whatever the next area that tom brady wants to dominate is, but i'm prepared to change. i mean, i'm ready for change. >> damian, as i listed off just some of the accolades here, seven super bowl wins, ten appearances, five-time super bowl mvp, 35 playoff wins, 243 career regular season wins, 624 touchdown passes, 84,520 passing yards. can there ever be another tom brady? >> victor, you'll be hard p

>> new england. >> new england, in which you have a state charge, in real each you have curators, there is right? it is a deeply, deeply calvinist, religious society. but i think in all three regions, i think we find, you know, deeply embedded in the mindset of the settlers is some kind of religious sensibility, right? even in virginia, you have people going to church, right? the anglican church is important to them, right? they give their money to the anglican church? right? because it's a state church. you know, the mid-atlantic, you know, religion becomes important because of the way it's, it can be freely craft practiced, right? and of course, new england, where it's sort of saturate the landscape. the point is, there is naturally going to be, in kind of the way we think about the enlightenment in the high enlightenment, right, there is naturally going to be a tension between religion and the enlightenment, and these regions, recent, right? so, if you were to take the enlightenment to its logical conclusion in terms of religious belief, right? forget about, forget about the colonies

watch how this thing goes, because there are winter storm watches into new england for a reason, too. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, we change from a little freezing rain to some snow here in st. louis. the heaviest will be falling, say, from bloomington, illinois or lafayette, fort wayne. my friends in jackson, mississippi, toledo going to get into that. you see how that southern impulse starts again and dallas up to memphis, paducah, cincinnati, ice. we're talking about the freezing rain that accumulates, that can take down power lines and trees. pittsburgh, too. and look at that ice moves into the northeast thursday night through friday. we're going to be watching all of that, that bulls eye of heaviest snow, though, david, goes from fort wayne back to champaign, illinois. >> and you're right there in st. louis for us. ginger, thank you. a huge swath of the country preparing. >>> in the meantime, to the emergency evacuations tonight with a massive fire burning at a fertilizer plant in north carolina. thousands forced from their homes. firefighters pulling back, as well, amid concerns a signif

he starts by in 1775 telling new englanders. yes. i know you've hated french canadians for 150 years because they have been conducting raids into new england with their indian allies. be nice to them. nice to them we need them and of course the french are going to come into the war in 1778. he has a sequence of very close and important relationships with lafayette rochambeau degrasse and others that that, i think, really unifies their generalship over a couple of centuries. >> that's fascinating. as i was reading the book, again, based on what i have always thought about washington, even some of what you have said, as a battle commander, washington does have his moments. there's the climax of the book, spoiler alert, we win the american revolution. >> rob, come on. >> the book -- this volume, with the two trentons. you say george doubled down. can you tell us about that? >> i don't want to sell him short as a field commander. he does have his moments. these are the best of the moments that he has. he is desperate. he has been kicked

more than 100 million people from texas to new england are under winter weather alerts. thousands of flights have already been canceled. breaking news to bring you this hour. the u.s. military has carried out a successful terror raid in northwest syria. jomana is standing by in core rach chi. >> reporter: the pentagon described this as a successful counterterrorism mission that was carried out in northwestern syria by u.s. special forces. now they did not give anymore information about the target, who they were going after. there was no mention of any civilian casualties on the ground. we are starting to get devastating reports from on the ground near the border with turkey. this is where residents and rescue workers on the ground are saying that this operation took place. according to the white helmets, the rescue group, saying 13 people were killed including 6 children and 4 women in what they say were the slashes and the fighting that took place as a result of this operation involving u.s. special forces. now we've had reports on the ground, isa, from eye witnesses who

snowfall around the great lakes, 1 to 3 inches chicago, maybe 2 to 5 inches as we get to new england interior new york, snowfall rates could be two inches an hour or more with a foot or more from killington, albany, all the way to boston lester >> thanks very much. >>> up next, life during wartime the assault on ukraine and the human toll >>> next at 7:00 within the past 15 minutes more aerial attacks and explosions in ukraine. also, the bay area rally tonight denouncing the russian attack. how to spot misinformation on social media. we'll see you in a couple minutes. >>> before we go, whenever there are conflicts, you see stark images of destruction and at the heart are people who are thrust into an unimaginable situation. here is erin mclaughlin in kyiv [ sirens sound ] >> reporter: the sound of war, not heard in this european capital since world war ii ukrainians' worst nightmare now realized thousands trying to flee the capital, kyiv, either stuck in gridlock or unable to fill their cars with gas needed to get out. i'm very, very scared for my boy, says this father some families c

he loved his wife, children, northern new england, his spaniels, bird hunting, having lunch with his friends, tobacco. he was a man in full, a great man. it is with deep sadness we tell you that he passed away today at 74. that's it for us tonight. we'll be back every night 8 p.m. have a great evening. >> hannity: great tribute to pj o'rourke. tonight the struggle for civil liberties in canada continues, as the country's wanna be dictator justin trudeau attempting to squash peaceful protests and force covid mandates in perpituity. also tonight we'll check in on the white house where, in the midst of a crisis at home and abroad, multiple crises, well, joe biden spent precious time today telling a really weird

new england where it saturates the landscape. the point is, there is naturally going to be in kind of the way we think about the enlightenment and high enlightenment. there's naturally going to be a tension between religion and the enlightenment and the reason. if you were to take the enlightenment to its logical conclusion in terms of religious belief. forget about colonies for a second but if you were to take the enlightenment to its logical conclusion, where would you be religiously? >> probably people being like we did it without christ? >> where would you end up? how would i categorize that religion. dylan said you could improve your life without any kind of christian faith or christ or god. if you took that idea to its logical conclusion, where would you end up? humanism or what? atheism. everything is reason. everything can only be explained by reason. ultimately christianity and all religions have a certain dimension of faith to them, belief. miracles, miracles are an irrational idea, you realize that. the idea a super na

in other words think about new england puritans for a minute. you are not so stained and depraved from your sin nature. that you can't rise above it. and make something of yourself. you are not stuck in some type of a conservative caste system in which your bloodline determines whether or not you will be successful or not. if you reject that idea. you have drunk deeply. from the well, if you will of the enlightenment, so imagine, you know, imagine like a medieval peasant. okay, a medieval peasant pretty how does a medieval peasant just take a guess. how does a medieval peasant spend his or her day? so if you've studied medieval history, jack fields working in the field, right dylan you what dad to that. i was gonna say the same thing quietly. he's usually on a plow right or behind a horse. right plowing sowing reaping agricultural stuff, right? no medieval peasant say 18 to 22 year old medieval peasant is out there in the field saying. i may be on the field now, right but one day my kids they're going to go to college, you know, they're gonna be

>> i think the gas situation in new england is complicated. n large part it's due to the fact there hasn't been enough demand to bring in new pipeline development. but i want to point out, not that it's that much better, but the gas, the natural gas that's supplied by elegy into new england is primarily from africa and not from russia. >> mister chairman, have run out of time, so i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes [inaudible] the esteemed chairman of the subcommittee on environment, the member the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko, for five minutes. mr. tonko is recognized. mr. tonko [inaudible] mr. tonko earth recognized. the chairman now recognized the gentleman from texas, mr. veasey, for five minutes. [inaudible] mr. veasey. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from [inaudible] mr. johnson from ohio. >> thank you, mister chairman. you know, it's a bit ironic that today were no finally hearing, having a hearing, on protecting our nation's pipeline infrastructure. because my democratic or colleagues have s

electricity reliability commission, nerc, has formed of a potential winter electrical outages in new englandonstraints on the natural gas supply. the compromise during the cold snap and the impact on home heating will be immediate. what would be the effects on new hampshire if the pipelines delivering natural gas to new england were compromised by a cyber attack? >> so, currently new england a significant portion of the elect generation facilities are fueled by natural gas and fueled with heating oil for instance but a lot of them are just fueled directly by natural gas, so it's like 18,000 megawatts, something like that in new england fueled by natural gas and so clearly if there's a disruption with regards to pipelines for instance this facilities can no longer run on a very cold day in particular in the winter, that would certainly change the reliability of the grid in new england. >> and will this bill, the reliability act for security and reliability deliver natural gas to the region? >> establishing some sort of mandatory processes such as we have on the electric grid decide where the

more than a foot of snow in parts of new england.n the midwest and plains, with hundreds of thousands of power outages likely. >>> and finally, as the olympics begin, figure skating takes center ice. >> here is will ganss. >> reporter: as nathan chen and the best skaters in the world gear up for beijing, there is a lot to look out for. so, we decided to get a skating crash course. emphasis on crash. about what it takes to go for the gold in 2022. >> the difficulty, the combinations, the spins have gotten so much more difficult, the positions. it's just really changed. >> reporter: the jumps, more daring and dangerous than ever before as athletes attempt to earn as many points as possible in competition. is it fair to say heading into these winter games that the stakes are higher than they have ever been? >> yeah, it just is more difficult. every season, it just gets more and more difficult and the new talent and the competition is going to be amazing. >> reporter: there are only six recognized jumps in competitive figure skating. the

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he didn't mention new england or patriots.place where he spent 20 of those years and got six of those rings. and on boston sports radio at this hour, some people didn't like that. they don't appreciate that. >> there are some people not too happy right now about the way tom brady did this retirement. i can't speak to tom brady. i don't know why he only thanks the bucs and everyone in tampa. maybe he thought that, you know, when he left new england and put that post up forever a patriot and thanked everybody at that time and then kind of on how he relived it this season when he went back to new england and spoke fondly about his time there and met with bill belichick. maybe he thought that chapter was over and he already finished it and now just ending this current chapter in tampa bay. a lot of people in new england, patriots fans, not very happy about that post. >> so we've watched a lot of successful athletes when they retire. some of them tend to fade away. some try to have new careers. the manning brothers have done it in

rainfall amounts, right now, looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain from missouri back into the new england area, and icing conditions, a quarter inch or more stretching from watertown all the way to wichita. that ice will eventually change to snow, heavy snow, 4 to 6 inches for wichita, quincy, south of chicago to detroit, into western new york and new england. some places possibly picking up up to 10 inches of snow before it is over. >> thank you. >>> we turn to the standoff over ukraine and mixed signals whether russia is pulling back troops from the border as it claims. late word tonight from a senior biden administration official saying russia has, in fact, added as many as 7,000 more troops as recently as today. richard engle is in ukraine with late details. >> reporter: russia says it is slowly pulling back from ukraine's borders, releasing more footage today allegedly showing military equipment heading back to bases. after russian videos yesterday claimed to show troops loaded onto trains. u.s. and nato officials say they can't confirm it. >> they have increased the number of troops

i mean, he has rarely put a foot out of place, i'll say that, on his way out the door in new england.hrough his departure there and obviously, his relationship to bill belichick and the way that deteriorated somewhat. not only the quality of player he would see and what he was able to do in tampa but the kind of person and player that he is, there's a reason why when you see him after these games at the age that he's at, he's revered by the younger players out on the field. he gives everybody an opportunity and chance to say hello to him. he says hello back. i covered for a five year span pretty much every day, every week when i was in new england covering the patriots and at that time in his career, he didn't have a family. he was singularly focused. and he was the first guy in the training facility every single day and a lot of times, he was the last one to leave. he set a a remarkable example for everyone around and as you saw in the post as well, there's a standard that he expects and he's made it clear he hasn't been the easiest one to deal with in tampa. he went in there w

and from new england into new york and the upper north and midwest places like ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan and wisconsin. and at the heart of all of these migrations sit midwestern cities places like cincinnati, st. louis, chicago, that form the center of these growing trade and exchange networks. but you also see growth happening on the east coast. these trade and transportation networks connecting east and west spurred the growth of some other cities like baltimore on coast that. that really comes into its own in the early national period. ab urban populations in the united states skyrocket between 1820 and 1850. in 1820, just 12 cities with populations of more than 5,000 people. but by 1850, there are almost 150 cities with populations of that size. and as western settlers are traveling, they are going with their families and bringing their belongings and taking things with them that you'd expect. your typical household belongings. things like furniture and farming equipment. but also in many cases, they are traveling with enslaved men and women. and i'll just say this briefly

>> jasmin, we'll talk about new england here in a second and you're absolutely right. straight from the man itself after the whirlwind of nuts came out over the weekend, is he doing it, not doing? even yesterday evening tom went on a podcast and said hits mind was not made up, still needed time to consider his future in football and there were a lot of things to consider so at some point between last night hand this morning, some sense of closure must have been reached by the future hall of famer that today in an instagram post made it official, as you mentioned. the reaction, of course, is incredible. this is the end of an era. there are fans alive today, yasmin works all they have ever simone that trade set guy that if he's not winning a super bowl he's coming pretty close to winning a super bowl. we're hearing from former teammates, from his former teams, but i want to share with you what nfl commissioner roger goodell shared just a short time ago in a statement that reads in mart tom brady will be remembered as one of the greatest to ever play in the nfl. it has be

day of this cross-country storm is going to bring an ice storm from pennsylvania into southern new england. new york city and philly, you could wake up with a little bit of freezing rain. stay safe on the roads out there. conditions will improve by the afternoon. but the snow will fall all day long across new england from boston and portland westward, 6 to 12 inches will be widespread. lesser amounts to the south. the weekend looks good out in the rockies, a warming trend with some rain in the south and some snow showers in the great lakes. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, inflation hits burger king's chicken nuggets. >>> but first a major decision regarding the pandemic. the cdc's new mask guidance coming in today. >>> and later if vladimir putin takes control of ukraine, what happens next? our expert weighs in. >>> police say a mistake by an elderly driver led to this crash in miami beach. a car drove into the outdoor seating area of a cafe. one person was killed. police say the driver mistook her brake for the gas. >>> major headline concerning the pandemic. t

something under the surface we don't know about between him new england patriots organization.eally like to know what that is, maybe new york times should boil that down. kennedy: olivia, i think you're the only officially ashley on the panel and i know you had to make statements time to time, what did you make of all of this? even if you don't like football, you know who tom brady is and even his inspiring rage, he's touched all of our lives. >> i'm not really a football fan but i can cap only to the mindset of an athlete when you're making a statement. i could just say this, i committed from teams before and for teams, i've had to let go approaches and hire new coaches but i've never in my life onto the national or anywhere important and made a statement not think the people who helped me get better not think the people who cheered me on and coached me made me a better athlete so i can definitely say or speculate there's something going on behind the scenes from definitely from a there. i can't see myself doing that and i know no other athlete do that without an underlying mo

half of an inch of ice in areas of arkansas, western tennessee, and tomorrow morning, interior new englandthat will be the issue how bad the ice is and how many power outages, so a lot to cover for what will be our biggest winter storm of the year. >> just such a gigantic storm there, bill, we appreciate it. and i know you will stay on this for us. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, president biden has ordered 3,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe. amid a standoff with russia. we'll get a live report from ukraine. >>> but before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake? your email your reasons to "way too early." r reasons to "way too early. or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. if you're

it's still moving east, and it's expected to drop a foot of snow in parts of new york and new england. dallas-fort worth international airport was closed for several hours yesterday because of icy runways. nationwide more than 2,600 flights have alreadydy been canceled today. the roads weren't much better as drivers got stuck in dangerous weather conditions. for those who stayed inside, more than 300,000 homes and businesses lost power during the storm. bradley blackburn is in new york with the very latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: hey, anne-marie, good morning. temperatures are set to drop 30 degrees here in new york over the next 24 hours as that snow and ice moves into the northeast. more problems from a storm that has already made a mess for millions. a massive winter storm is inching its way across the u.s. >> this is generally just going to make for a horrible commute. >> reporter: at its height the system stretched from texas to maine, prompting weather alerts and warnings along a 2,300-mile corridor. as temperatures fell, ice became a primary concern. indiana deploye

friday, here in the northeast, depending on this track, we could be looking at mostly snow for new englandrk looking for an icy mix we've got upwards of 8 inches of snow in the u.p. of michigan today. snow heavy at times getting into new england and the northeast on friday and we're looking for a significant ice accumulation from new york city wednesday all the way down into texas. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next thirty seconds romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some money. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the power to do? donesque and lujan sk. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. taking a look at storm ranger, finally some rain coming in here, even though not all of us are seeing it right now. you probably are going to head off to work to some wet roads. we have scattered showers moving through and there's another round coming in by late morning. the cold bla

i thought based on my time in miami in new england, i was in serious consideration for that position.at i hadn't even interviewed, it was -- it just -- it didn't feel right. >> reporter: flores claims in a text response back he asked belichick if he was talking to brian flores or brian daboll. die bol, who is white, had also been interviewing. belichick responds saying he had mistakenly texted flores, that he had heard they were naming daboll. >> there's a humiliation that came over me, that i thought i had -- was in position to take a job with the new york giants. >> you guys plan to depose bill belichick? >> absolutely, we're coming for him. we've sent with our complaint demands to preserve all the communications, text messages, emails. so while we know there's a lot of backroom dealings, we're coming for them. >> reporter: the giants told abc news that they interviewed an impressive and diverse group of candidates, with flores being in the conversation to be their head coach until the 11th hour, and that they ultimately hired the individual they thought was the most qualified to be

he coached against josh mcdaniels for four seasons in new england under bill belichick. >>> nhl all-star weekend vegas. the lone representative for the sharks compete inside the hardest shot challenge where his slap shot was clocked at just over 100 miles per hour. normal guys can not make hockey sticks bend like that. i promise you. 6 '6, 240 pounder claiming the shot. how about 103.2 miles an hour. the same to beat the sharks in ot. the all-star game takes place tomorrow at noon. >>> happy trails to umpire joe west who officially announced his retirement today. west umpired an mlb record 5,460 games here he is flexing after getting hit by a ball. he did not go without controversy. 2015 bumgardener did not like a ball four call that led to this epic stare down between them? i don't think i would want to mess with either of those guys. >>> for the warriors this weekend. there is no warriors, taking their 8-game winning streak to oklahoma on monday. that is your look at sports. >> who was the first to blink? >> it probably took them a couple minutes. i don't know. >> i put my money on joe

louis, 7 to 13 chicago up to 10, same for columbus, ohio and as we move into the northeast, new england, bangor, up to a foot and the same with burlington. binghamton, picking up about 3 to 6 inches of snow and cleveland looking at about 10 inches it moves out saturday but the damage will be done. >> al, thank you, sir. >>> the crisis in ukraine is escalating this evening, with president biden sending several thousand troops to eastern europe as new satellite images show russia's continued military buildup along the border kristen welker is at the white house with more. >> reporter: tonight in a show of force, president biden deploying 3,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe with fears escalating russia could invade ukraine the pentagon saying 1,000 soldiers in germany will be deployed to romania, and 2,000 troops from fort bragg in north carolina will go to poland and germany. 8,500 u.s. troops had been already placed on high alert with over 100,000 russian troops amassed along the ukrainian border new satellite imagery tonight appearing to show those forces growing. >> we do not know if r

. >> about new england. he poured a lot of love in that instagram post to the bucs organization, the coaches, the fans. he went as far back as university of michigan. thank them for preparing him for the net for the football league and not to mention 20 years about the pats organization, the fans that loved him for decades. a little weirder when you think. >> i think that that would be easy human being with all his complexities. he wanted to retire as a patriot. it was bill belicheck. they basically ran him out. he's a cult were all complex people. so still, i would imagine feels burned by his employer by not bringing him back. but the fact that, you know or so you might remember tom brady, senior even said, yes, maybe it was an oversight. he'll have to apologize for that. but that was not a mistake. yeah, that you do not acknowledge doing new england patriots because tom brady senior about 12 years ago. even he said it will not end well for his son, tom, because he predicted 12, 13 years ago that his son wo

expect over a foot of snow in northern new york and new england but as this thing pushes through the bigger story will be the cold air catching up to moisture and could see a flash freeze. >> reporter: in tennessee, nearly 150,000 power outages reported overnight. trees and power lines toppling as the storm blew through the state, and further south in alabama at least one person killed after a tornado touched down near tuscaloosa. the twister shredding roofs, downing power lines and tossing these trucks off the road into a pond. we'll take a closer look at your forecast in about five minutes. >>> a new twist in the showdown with russia over ukraine. u.s. officials now say russia is planning to stage a fake attack as propaganda to justify invading ukraine. it comes as russia sends even more troops to belarus just north of ukraine's capital. moscow has denied u.s. allegations that it plans to videotape a fake attack. experts say releasing this kind of intelligence about russia is a big risk for the u.s. abc's ian pannell is in ukraine. >> reporter: disclosing this kind of intelligence

the national weather service issuing winter advisories in parts of the taxes all the way up to new england in northern new jersey. >> a massive mess for so many americans who are watching "fox & friends first" and i'm carley shimkus. and, it is great to be with you. we will be tracking the story all morning long and bringing updates it seems like, we have seen this before but two americans crime with biden using his business in new york city to blame guns, not criminals for the certain crimes. marianne rafferty with more on his message, good morning, repartee. >> president biden going against the police narrative blaming guns, not criminals and the president calling for additional 300 million for policing forefoot federal agents like bureau of alcohol and tobacco and firearms. >> you know i want more cities and states to use some of the $350 billion we sent to them on the american rescue plan. to fight crime and keep our communities safe by hiring more police officers to community policing amp paying the place over time. >> crime in new york city is up over 38%, 100 shootings compared to 7

he made his whole career in new england.ving, they did not go on hunger strikes to stop him. >> jeanine: the one time tonight i agree with you, geraldo. [laughter] >> geraldo: noah short of success on the field or in life. >> greg: i will say this: a decent athlete. >> jeanine: decent? >> greg: decent, but he's not that versatile. did he write a hit song? no. [laughter] did he write five "new york times" bestsellers? no. did he have four hit tv shows? did he reinvigorate late-night tv in a matter of months? no. it's time for sarah high school in san mateo to acknowledge that i am there greatest alumni, not this quitter! [laughter] and others over the hill quitter! guys that can toss the ball. i chose not to play football. he had no choice! he had no other skills, no other talents. all he could do was throw a ball. i can do so many things, but i chose this path! he's 41. i just got started at 41. [laughter] >> jesse: did you really go to the same high school? >> greg: yes. >> jeanine: inflating ball at that. [laughter] >> jes

a 2,000 mile path of snow, ice and rain from new mexico to new england. more than 1,000 flights already canceled today al hasour full forecast. >>> the race to vaccinate. pfizers and fda to green light its vaccine for children under the age of 5 the only group still not eligible here in the u.s but will enough parents let their kids get those shots the message health officials are sendic this morning. >>> tragedy on campus. a small college in virginia rocked by the shooting deaths of two beloved officers. >> it is heartbreaking we will take care of each other and that's how we'll get through this together. >> just ahead what those officers did in their final moments to save lives. and in the dramatic moment the suspected gunman was taken into custody. >>> explosive lawsuit. brian flores, the former head coach of the miami dolphins accusing the nfl and three teams of racial discrimination his stunning allegations of bias in the league's hiring practices, the text messages from legendary head coach bill belichick at the center of the case and why flores say