texas has had more snow this year than new england. texas has had more snow than new england.at is not an rbi, i don't know what is nobody cares let's get to the markets in the final trading day of the week. friday futures are lower a bit on the dow. more on the nasdaq nasdaq futures are down 113. i've said it before at this hour we show you futures because we have to. volume is so light and that said, nasdaq futures down 114. dow down half that off 71. it was a down week for stocks. s&p 500 will snap a two-week win streak the nasdaq has been red hot looking to break its five-week win streak if we get a reversal, we could, but overall a down week. tech may be lower this week, but a few other sectors of the market have been red hot industrials. names we rarely talk about like borg warner. the name on the indy 500 trophy. ingersoll rand and parker hanneifin. we say insurance is boring you know what is not boring? making money ishares etf coming off another all-time high. iak. i don't think i've ever referenced this etf ever iak is down right now, but it is up overall at the all-

>> well, i root for the new england patriots. 6 and '01 were both in new orleans, both games done by fox. and weapon privileged -- we were privileged to win our first super bowl right after 9/11, three, four months later, and it was a great coming together. and i always remember what a great job the fox announcers and the fox network did with the game. it was really just one of the special moments in my life, and we were privileged to win there. so fox and the kraft family are branded together pretty strongly. neil: i'm glad to hear that. i am curious though, it's a pity the pate if lots aren't in it this year concern patriots. kansas city, philadelphia is. who do you like? >> well, i like the new england patriots -- [laughter] i predict to you that this'll probably be -- neil: all right. >> -- the most watched super bowl ever. they're two great teams, two great coaches, quarterbacks, and, you know, it'll be a very exciting game. neil: all right. definitely handled that well. let me ask you a little bit since under your, you know,

if. >> we're making the new england, right? >> we're going to make the new england.rovided you guys with the recipe -- pete: okay. go to andrew mullen.com to get the recipe. >> i hope i get to watch you do it sometime. let's start with a little bit of the olive oil, throw the garlic in and let it brown a little bit. get it all going a little bit. rachel: do you get your clams, you shell them yourself and chop them? >> no, so this -- you can buy them in the store. i like to garnish with the fresh, but if you have the option to get freres, concern fresh, do fresh. pete: all right, we've got one minute. here we go. [inaudible conversations] >> you get all the scent in here. sorry everyone can't smell how good it is. pete: it does smell good. when do we add the bacon? >> well, we can do this. there's the some bacon in there, but how about this? >> bacon! finish. [laughter] pete: it's cooking. rachel: 30 seconds, i got that try this. will: we've got to vote. adam: they're moving fast. i know, i'm making a mess. pete: adam. adam: i'm sorry. >> i'm not cleaning this up. [la

it wasn't you talked about that many new england enslavers. we're not interested in baptizing their enslaved people. they were really reluctant to do so and can anyone think of the reason they would be reluctant do this? yeah. religious arguments. yeah, right. there was still debate and worry that having a christian person and then keeping them enslaved in was wrong, morally wrong, right. this people start kind of engage with these arguments and say, well, no, you can have a christian slave. and in fact, one of those people was cotton mather. remember, we encountered him and we will encounter him again. we talk about the witch trials earlier when he's saying, ha, those jamaicans got what they deserved. right. you know the the the the the port royal earthquake was god's judgment. well, he decided to wade into foray of talking about anti-slavery as well and in 1706 he publishes his tract the -- christianize which included a catechism for slave conversion. he was like no, no, no. there's no problem if we just basically people then it's going be a

the world what people in new england thought was right. another of his most famous speeches was this was his second reply to senator hain probably the most famous speech, as i said, that had ever been argued before. a on the house of on on the floor of the senate and in then the second reply to hate senator hain this was a speech that. basically senator hain was a southern south carolinian polity ocean who was arguing in favor of the power of states to nullify federal law. and he argued, senator hain argued that the north was impoverishing the south, that they were stealing from the south, and that the reason the south was backward and poor was because of the north and the north's aggression against the south. and webster gave this very famous speech where he he completely devastated senator hain. and the speech goes on for 17 published pages. i'm not going to read it to you in its entirety, but it it's an unbelievable speech. and senator hain afterward said that this was the greatest speech ever made on the floor of the senate. so, you kn

the new england patriots owner breaking news on tom brady. he will explain. super bowl three mvp joe namath, remember him? which young quarterback he is betting on tomorrow. remember when joe is doing it he was all of 26 years old. that was then, an amazing time now but happy weekend everybody glad to have you. let's get right to it with the white house is saying about this object shot down yesterday. so much we don't know. if there is someone who does know it would be a lucas right there at the white house, hey lucas for. >> here's one more piece of information we still don't know where it was this object was first detected by u.s. radar question requester journal is reporting is not detected until it is already inside u.s. airspace just north of anchorage, alaska prefer the pentagon and norad are not confirming that report. oxygen out to get into specific tactics or techniques we may or may not use when observing these types of things. again norad ascent up aircraft to observe to see what it was. >> here's what we do know pentagon pat reiter said this objec

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moving into new england, watching the snowfall as of this morning. and again through the afternoon and tomorrow. preliminary snowfall totals, over the last few days, battle lake, wyoming, got 48 inches of snowfall. ice, crippling, and numerous outages. ann arbor has picked up 0.6 inches of ice and more falling. the pink is popping on future cast, through the rest of thursday. and it tapers back through the upper midwest and the great lakes and pushes into new england thursday night into friday. freezing rain on top of the snow. it will be crunchy. and travel is not advised in the upcoming days. as for snowfall totals on top of what we have experienced in minneapolis, the u.p. of michigan and green bay included in that, where we could pick up 6 to 8 inches of snowfall and another half inch of ice in the locations, up to a quarter of an inch as we move into new england. >> goodness me. stay indoors, keep off the roads where possible. britley rich, thank you for the update. >>> we're now approaching the one-year mark of russia's invasion of ukraine. as

not great news for england's women. of the t— great news for england's women. of the t- 20 great newshello. pretty chilly out there, isn't it? you may have noticed that cold dry northerly wind. it's here to stay this weekend, but the weather itself isn't looking too bad at all. sunny spells on the way, and generally dry, not completely, there are a few showers in the forecast. so, here it is through tonight. clear spells developing across many western and central areas, and a touch of frost, but that stronger breeze closer to the north sea coast will prevent a frost from forming. so, 2 degrees in aberdeen, three in hull, about that in norwich as well. chilly start to saturday, but lots of sunshine, particularly out to central and western areas. clouds will bubble up through the course of the morning into the afternoon. and, a few showers dotted around as well, pushed in by that north, northeasterly wind. temperatures will be around seven or 8 degrees. that's actually bang on average for the time of the year, but it will feel colder because of that dry northerly wind. it looks as thoug

this is mostly a northern new england problem. 's where they're going to see windchills that are very unusual, even for those coldhearted people. areas like boston, south wards, new york city. we kind of get this and typically, you know, a couple of times a winter. you notice already windchills negative 35 right now in burlington, vermont, caribou at negative 37, and we're cold d.c. to new york. it's like that typical winter cold. let me go a little closer to show you some of the numbers. no one lives in the top of mount washington. there's a weather observatory up there, some people that are there year round that observe the weather. right now it is negative 92 windchill in mount washington. the wind is gusting to 121 miles per hour, and the temperature is negative 33. yeah, so that's about as brutal as it gets. when you get to negative 50 windchills, they say it's about two to four minutes before you get frostbite on your skin. we're at negative 41 in maine. burlington, vermont, we mentioned a negative 45. there's many areas that

you think of northern new england, they have seen it all.ctic outbreaks. when you talk about those people seeing a once in a lifetime temperature, that's when it gets really significant. where do we sit right now, this morning, the coldest air was located over the great lakes, still cold in chicago, windchills at 1. the worst has now blown through buffalo into northern new england. burlington's at negative 9 temperature, windchill is negative 34, and northern maine, negative 39. i've just heard a report that there's a four alarm blaze at an industrial complex. imagine being a firefighter, going outside and going to a blaze when it is negative 39 windchill. i mean, i can't even imagine what they're going through with that. here's a closer view of northern new england's windchills. this one jumps out of course. negative 94. you're like, what? that's the top of a mountain. 6,500 feet. that's a weather observation area. that's why that's a crazy number. even negative 40s in loudenville. greenville at negative 42. the really dangerous and you get

no no, it's just retire because his whole career was with new england. i mean no disrespect.e won a super bowl with the buccaneers. but come on , we're always going to think of tom brady as the new england patriot legend coming by name, t energy socks. the mix, starting with 1/7 grader who is the talk of his north dakota town, and it all it took was a series of basketball shots. let's watch jj franks is he attempts four shots worth $10,000. free grow? here comes the three got it. one more half court dish. come on. now, let's go, jj. get that running start. you got this one more shot. give it everything you've got. oh yeah. crowd and run the cheers all within just 25 seconds. what do you do with $10,000 in seventh grade? it should have been $100,000 without missing. oh to buy those those would be the bleacher. yeah yeah. huh even get on the ticketmaster. next one snow day family fun time, rather ice day. after an ice storm blanket in memphis, tennessee, this little guy's mother and this mother and son. discovered their driveway was transformed into the perfect hilfer sweating

tonight on tonight, he has written several articles for the washington post, the boston globe and the new england quarterly for which he was awarded the walter muir whitehill prize in early american history, an annual award given for a distinguished essay in early american history. his new book has received has been reviewed and received high praises from other well-known storians on the subject of 18th century medicine, including gene abrams and the putzer prize winner and former society of the cincinnati book prize honoree elizabeth fenn. so with all of these asked accolades and without further delay, please join me in welcoming to anderson house professor andrew wehrman. wow. thank you for that. welcome. andrew. thank you to everyone at the society of the cincinnati and the american revolution institute for inviting me to come and speak. it's such a wonderful place and great time to be in washington. i'm thankful for everyone who put this together. now, when i told my kids to kids, charles and walter, 11 and eight years old, when i told them that i would be speaking in washington, d.c., this i

the new england area under steve borthwick _ patient. _ patient. the new england area under steve borthwick begins against - steve borthwick begins against scotland who have won the last two calcutta cup matches. this one kicked off half an hour ago and it is lively and entertaining. scotland have an early lead, max malins replying. scotland have scored a second try, leading 12—5 with 33 minutes played. you can stay across it on the bbc sport website. here in the uk, lancashire police investigating the disappearance of mother—of—two nicola bulley believe she fell into a river. a major search for 45—year—old continues, but no trace of her has been found. nicola was seen by a fellow dog—walker last friday morning shortly before 9am. she was last seen at 9:10, in a field further along the river bank. at 9:20 — police have now established — her phone became stationary at a riverside bench. 13 minutes later, her phone is found along our reporter olivia richwald has been in the village of st michael's on wyre in lancashire well, the light is f

. >> deep freeze warnings in parts of the northeast and new england as an arctic blast moves into the region. wind chills are in the negative double digits in maine where temperatures are as low as negative. 45 degrees. the wind chill makes it feel more like -60 warming centers have been opened up around the states there in new england so people can try to stay warm. some 16 million people and the new england region are under wind chill warnings. >> snowy weather in colorado is a blame for a crash that left drivers stranded along a local highway for hours. but that traffic jam became a jam session. what a band grab their instruments and started play. >> you given lemons, you make lemonade right, new grasp and elk arrange made the most of the moment treating fellow a stuck motorist to an impromptu concert. there along interstate 70. that's in glenwood canyon. the group played for about 20 minutes. it took a quick break and then headed out again at the request of others that the pen is now selling. customize hats with the slogan health range glenwood canyon, colorado traffic jam. i hope

on the ground and the cars additional snowfall could be as high as 8 inches the farther north in new england you go. places like southern maine, vermont, new hampshire will see higher amounts especially in the higher elevations. we'll see things quiet down as we get into tomorrow but in the meantime t , it wille a difficult commute in boston and hartford >>> more than six months after it was first introduced, the supreme court will hear oral arguments today over the legality of president biden's proposal to forgive student loans for borrowers. brie jackson joins us with more. good morning student debt is a major issue and very polarizing. how did we get here? >> student debt forgiveness was a major issue for president biden on the campaign trail, and the white house unveiled its plan for student debt relief back in august the proposal would forgive up to $10,000 in student debt for people earning less than $125,000 per year. and cancel up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients. while millions of americans applied for the program, it was met with immediate backlash and blocked by a federal appe

well, here we are. 23 seasons in the nfl, 20 in new england.won six of his seven super bowl rings while he was with the patriots. few people had a better vantage point on brady's astonishing career than the owner of the patriots, mr. robert kraft. he joins us now. good morning, bob. how you doing? >> good morning. great to be with you on this topic. >> hey, bob, have you spoken to tom? >> actually, we have talked a lot and he facetimed me yesterday. nothing about this. just, you know, it was the first day and he had his two younger children with him. he really seemed happy. and they were happy. and i loved it because his little daughter -- well, both of his kids, they call me rkk and they say, we miss you, we haven't seen you. and, you know, it's just tommy, he is a fierce competitor, but he brings love and a great warm feeling to everything he does. here he is in his house in a time like this and his kids are exuding love to someone else and warm feelings. that's what he did and does even in the huddle. as fierce as a competitor as he is, he g

tom brady ushered in this 20-year period of new england sports excellence. yes, he moved on.r the new england patriots. i cherish those memories for my children, cherish a team is suddenly amazing. i was at a cold freezing game and it was crazy. we love those memories. if you're a sports fan this is part of your blood and life. i love tom brady. i wish him the best. i'll miss him. i think the sport will miss him. john berman is right. this was a tough season. he would have had to change teams, go through all of that. he loves and cherishes his brand and protects it. and i think he decided it was time to go. >> john berman, you think he's ready for retirement? i know he reportedly signed a big deal for hundreds of millions of dollars but a job is one thing but actually no longer playing the game you love is another. >> i think he's going to be okay. look, financially he's going to be fine. he's still with fox news and -- >> reportedly it's like a $375 million -- >> no need to take up a collection for tom brady. >> fox sports. >> he is -- i think he's been prepared for this for

a fast moving storm system tearing across the great lakes into new england, dumping heavy snow and complicating the morning commute for many. new york city is seeing its first steady snowfall of the year. take a look at this, the normally bustling bridge in the daylight hours eerily empty covered in a soft bed of snow. illinois dealing with its own severe weather. two tornadoes touching down, setting off terrifying sirens. we're tracking all of it for you this morning. >>> plus, growing frustration in east palestine ahead of the epa administrate's third trip to the town since that toxic train derailment. federal officials knocking on more than 500 doors in town checking on residents, some of whom have been diagnosed with health conditions like bronchitis. others are fearful of getting sick in the future. >> i'm scared for what's going to happen in five or ten or fifteen years. that's my biggest concern. i'm concerned with myself, but i want to make sure that my kids are going to be okay. >> coming up, the new plan emerging to haul the ceo of the rail company before congress. >> and fox news und

live in some parts of a new england in the neighboring states. we've seen temperatures get down to as low as negative 50, a celsius. but what surreal complicating factor here is the wind. we've gotten wind gusts that have gone up to about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour. and that's really causing a lot of these dangerous temperatures. this arctic blast has just come through here friday and is now a, it's getting the worst of it right now and mount washington in neighboring new hampshire. it saw a negative $75.00 degrees celsius. let me say that again, negative 75 degrees celsius and mount washington observatory and neighboring new hampshire. that's the coldest temperatures ever recorded anywhere in the united states. denmark leads the way as the least corrupt country and an annual report released by transparency international bosses found corruption in latin america as getting wes townhome and has the story the transparency, international corruption perceptions index came out this week and its outlook for latin america is blake no country is signifi

, power outage and difficult travel stretching from new england all the way to wisconsin because of ice, upwards of a quarter of an inch and we've got snowfall amounts anywhere from four to six inches, especially in the upper midwest and, lester, record-setting temperatures tomorrow from orlando up to louisville and washington, d.c. lester. >> what a contrast. all in february, al, thanks. >>> in poland president biden reaffirming support for nato countries in the shadow of russia, just two days before the one-year anniversary of the war in ukraine and condemning russia's decision to suspend a key arms control agreement. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight, wrapping up his whirlwind trip in ukraine and poland, president biden responding forcefully to russian president vladimir putin's dramatic announcement, russia will suspend participation in its last remaining arms control treaty with the u.s. >> big mistake. >> reporter: the pushback coming as president biden helped hold critical talks with key nato allies from eastern europe who see russia's aggression as a potential threat t

and he has a long way to go to the starting job in new england. so right now he did a lot of work in the off season. yes. personal train us personal treatment. and he was totally 100 percent into working football. and that's why he was one of a kind and i think that's also one of the fact that called him the greatest of all time. that his work effort that he put in there was a norm. and he was one of the only ones have such kind of working effort. and this is a guy who's known all over the world. how did he managed to become such a, such a global star in the nfl? it was a, a thing of time. so right now the nfl is the white white sport. so you can watch the games via a game past internationally. so we can see all the games in the internet. you can see all the games in germany and free t, v and awesome streaming networks. so there was part of this whole success and the story, and also he was married to one of the beautiful women that ever lived on there. so the pension he's not the worst. but and also this was a circumstance that put in not only spo

but 6 of those 7 super bowl rings are for the new england patriots.ries myself after team that was horrible for years was suddenly amazing. i was asked the deflategate game in a cold, freezing rain. and it was crazy. look -- we love these memories. if you are a sports fan this is part of your blood and your life and you are breaking from special jobs, like we have. i love tom brady. i wish him the best. i think the sport will miss him. but john berman is. right you could see. it this was a tough season. when he came back only to win again it was a tough season -- he would have had to have changed teams. he would have had to go through all that -- he tortious his brand and he protects it and i think he thought it was time to go. >> john berman, you think he's ready for retirement? i know he reportedly signed a big deal for hundreds of millions of dollars. but a job is one thing but, actually, no longer playing the game you love is another. >> i think he's going to be okay. look, financially it's going to be. fine he's going to fox news -- >> reportedly

mip this is covering new england, new york and parts of pennsylvania. fortunately it will only linger about 36 hours. here is more from the governor of new hampshire. >> what we're likely to encounter over the next 36 to 48 hours is going to be really un p unprecedent ed. this will be a cold weather crisis. >> and take a look at this brutal snow squall in new york state. this was about 150 miles neeflts northeast of buffalo on thursday. and speaking of new york, officials say new york city could set a record low in the derek van dam has more. >> coldest air in the entire northern hemisphere is funnelling across the great lakes, canada and northern new england, so cold that the boston mayor declaring a cold emergency. the animals at the zoological society in utica, new york are being brought in-doors to protect them from the cold and schools are closing.are being brought in-doors to protect them from the cold and schools are closing. all thanks to this cold front. caribou maine are using wording like epic generational event that will rival some of the co

live in some parts of a new england in the neighboring states. we've seen temperatures get down to as low as negative 50 ah, celsius. but what's the real complicating factor here is the wind. we've gotten wind gusts that have gone up to about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour. and that's really causing a lot of these dangerous temperatures. this arctic blast is just come through here friday and is now a, it's getting the worst of it right now in the mount, washington in neighboring new hampshire. it saw a negative $75.00 degrees celsius. let me say that again, negative 75 degrees celsius and mount washington observatory in neighboring new hampshire. that's the coldest temperatures ever recorded. anywhere in the united states. 13 palestinians have been wounded, alter, and his really raid on a town in the occupied west bank. it's the latest incident, an escalation of tension in which $36.00 palestinians and 6, his release have been killed since the start of the donut. smith's reports from ramallah we're more than week israeli fault is have kept jericho

i bit of bad news for the england _ tournament? nager because cairo welsh who has been integral to the steam is a doubt for the game through in this theme is a doubt for the game through illness. she took a stomach bug and only didn't train on wednesday. she was only player to train so the england manager has a lot of options and want to see rotations in the next few games i look at different players and combinations in preparation for the world cup which starts injuly. so, yeah, trying to build on that momentum and energy from the euros and look at a few new players. so, i think we will see a few changes in the england team over the next week or so. the future of woman's football will be shaped by a new panel, consisting of former players and experts from the world of sport. headed up by ex—england international karen carney the group, who will report their findings to the government, will look for inspiration from other sports, such as american football and rugby, to find ways to maximise both the fanbase and financial growth. mat

is this new england clam chowder? man it's chowdah. johnny: chowdah. siobhan: chowdah! narrator: clam baking is a time honored new england tradition that has been enjoyed throughout generations. needless to say, you can't come to provincetown without enjoying one. johnny: so what are the ingredients in this chowder? siobhan: onion, pancetta. i thought it was bacon, but pancetta. siobhan: clams, obviously. johnny: yep, this is delicious. wait, so is that the kimberly anne? that's the one that we were just on. get out of here. wow. as much of an exciting time as i had out there, that's tough work. i got to hand it to you guys. i got to hand it to guys. thank you. narrator: and as night falls and the burning wood fire adds a quaint aroma, the only thing left is a full stomach while surrounded by the good people of paradise. ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. i just want to say, thank you for welcoming us to this magical community that you guys have and you're all a part of. so here's the provincetown, and here's to all of you. cheers! everyone: cheers! siobhan: cheers, qu

folks. >> lester, this is some of the most extreme weather in our country's history in northern new england right now, especially at the higher elevation. it's obviously dangerous for anyone going outside, frostbite or hypothermia in minutes in some cases. 24 million people, and it's reall from connecticut northwds it's northern new england that's getting the bite of this this isn't a misprint. the top of mount washington has a negative 106 windchill right now, a record for them the wind is gusting to a category 2 strength with a negative 45 temperature. it's extremely cold in northern vermont look at maine. northern maine is already at negative 45 so when you wake up tomorrow we're in the negative 45s it slowly gets better during the day tomorrow, but the really good news, lester, by the time we get to sunday, it warms up into the 40s. >> no chance we can skip saturday and go right to sunday? >> no. >> all right bill karins, thank you. >>> let's turn to the astonishg jobs report the economy adding far more jobs than expected last month. unemployment, the lowest in more than 50 years. good

pete: new england clam chowder. rachel: new england by a smidge. [laughter] >> you know what? i'm going to the stick with new england. [laughter] rachel: bye, everybody! [background sounds] >> the enemy is target number one. >> ukrainian officials say russian forces are now operating inside the city limits of kyiv. >> the stench of death is unbearable here. >> people won't back down. >> it's they who have started the war. >> president putin chose this war. >> i thank everyone who gives ukraine indomitability. glory to all who are now in battle. neil: it has now been a year, think of that, a year, for a war that vladimir putin once assumed would last only days. the u.s. continues to fund the good fight, another $2 billion heading ukraine's way, but not without some growing resistance in congress and growing concern even among some nato partners and just over the last 24 hours our g20 fellow members. we'll ask ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. what she makes of all of this and whether patience is waning for all of this. she's here and only here. then, what to make of china's mixe

for a very long time and new england often prays s -- pays the highest prices for natural gas in the in fault of their own they find themselves disadvantaged solely because of infrastructure if you're a red sox fan, you shouldn't be too happy they get cheaper gas than you in new england and make a difference. >> let's talk about exported lng. if it had been cold in europe, what could they have done to make it warmer using north american natural gas >> several things. if we could get lng off the west coast of canada, before it was legal to export off the united states we tried to do that would allow more cargo from the gulf coast, the largest exporter of lng more cargoes would have went to europe and present problems our poor friends and allies in europe have had to deal with and, you know, we've had folks, the chancellor of germany and prime minister of japan come to north america and ask for natural gas and we should respond to those calls from our allies, right? we've got the capability as you know, we've got the resources. we definitely have the export capability we need a little

we're going to take it in new england zoo. for more of the best video you'll see today that after the break. >> different >> just a couple of degrees. kids playing some peek-a-boo. this adorable moment comes to us from the new england zoo and a 4 year-old plays around with pablo there. he said the youngster and grill a town that's at that's pretty capable was born in 2020 weighed 6 pounds at birth. growing up. >> so keeper say they noticed she is always smiling. may describe him as a very happy little gorilla when he's not playing around with a young visitors. he's with his mother. kiki, kiki, right? well, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5, but stick around tonight. kron 4 honoring black history. we're sharing stories which feature the rich culture, the bay area community are. pam moore is a host of our special honoring black history, sharing our stories. >> that's coming up right after the break. >> hello, everybody. welcome to kron four's a special honoring black history sharing our stories as we continue to celebrate black hi