looking dry through parts of new england. it's a chilly start in new england, the mid-atlantic, the northeast, and only getting to near 24 degrees in new york city this afternoon. 36 in d.c. a chilly day there. then by tomorrow the west staying very active. notice that rain falling from washington to california. seeing the snow, as well. we'll be dry throughout the northern and central plains. parts of the central plains will see rain, though, into the southern plains. some could be heavy at times. there's that quick burst of snow throughout the great lakes into the northeast tomorrow. new england, as well. just 25 degrees in bangor on christmas eve. this is christmas day, crisp and clear in new england. temperatures right above freezing in new york city. we'll see those rain showers li ng the southern plains. looking at temperatures mainly in the 70s and 80s. 80 in corpus christi. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we've got all the highlights from sunday night football and the rest of the week 16 acti

thursday we'll see that snow moving into portions of new england. it's going to be a tough travel day there. also really chilly in the east. >> it will be pretty, but hope it all stays safe for them. thanks, michelle. >> sure. >>> happening today, matthew c. smith, former partner of ak abercrombie & fitch is to be arraigned. they were arrested in october for allegedly luring men into drug-laced sex parties by promising them abercrombie modeling jobs. they have pleaded not guilty. >>> new this morning, police say a woman from hawaii who was missing missing crossed into mexico three weeks ago. authorities now regard 30-year-old hannah kobayashi as a voluntarily missing person. but the case will be kept open until she is confirmed to be safe. her family reported her missing on november 15. and her father died by suicide after he travelled to search for her. she is being urged to contact her family. >>> anger and grief in a courtroom as a woman pleaded guilty and was sentenced in a drunk driving case that killed a bride on her wedding night. priya sridh

as darkness fell over new england, candidates met once again with their supporters and anxiously waited the first returns of the primary season. >> jimmy carter took a long lead tonight in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. winning the new hampshire primary handily. >> when the official results were announced, jimmy carter had won 30% of the total popular vote. >> showing that a new england being from the south was not the handicap many people thought it would be. >> other victory celebrations would follow but few would be as gratifying to the dark horse candidate. >> i remember when we could not find a microphone. >> the primaries came in rapid succession like firecrackers on the fourth of july. ♪ [applause] >> this year we have had 30 state primaries. more than ever before, making it possible to take our campaign directly to the people of america. the homes and shopping centers, the colleges, the beauty parlors and barbershops, the farmers markets and union halls. this is a long and personal campaign. a kind of humbling experience. reminding us that ultimate politica

so there was an effort on the part of new englanders to pull resources and to get new englanders to to go out to the west for freedom. um, long story short, it didn't really work. um, what it required were people from the midwest and the ohio valley, the mississippi valleys, to go out. but there was this great energy in this great desire to see yankee side busters infiltrate the west. um, it's sort of opposition from the south. you might have heard the phrase border ruffians. these would be, say, people from missouri whose whose desire it was perhaps not so much to settle, but to but to intimidate and to keep yankees out. so, you know, it was the common territory. but but but both the yankees and and southerners viewed it as very much a race for the future, thinking, you know, whoever gets here is going to really dominate the peopling of the frontier from this point. and it was the question of the future, not so much. the present is the future going to be the movements of slavery, perhaps even due to the pacific or or free labor? and this was really the time where violence begins to re

he has a $40 million contract with the new england patriots. a devoted fiancee and a brand new baby girl at home. but his seemingly perfect life is shattered when a brutal murder takes place and hernandez is the prime suspect. could the nfl superstar, with everything to lose, really be the killer? was there another explanation? the answer, as it turns out, was far more complicated and tragic than anyone could have imagined. this is how it really happened a teenage boy is running through an industrial park in north attleboro. >> he was training for track. as he's running through the park, he sees a body lying face up, riddled with bullets. >> the kid came up, knocked on the window, said he saw somebody laying down, not moving them. my boss and i went down there and i saw a guy dead there. he was not buried. he was just lying there as if he was either dropped there or killed there. it was just a shocking scene turned on him and shot five times. >> the police get called in. >> he's wearing a boston red sox cap. he also still has his wallet. so righ

northern new york, new england and virginia. and he made it much to virginia his advantage, even at that time of the year because. he arrived in northern new york, new england in late may, early june. and he he that the summer in northern new york state, new england was not only hot but quote as hot as could be find and count as could be found in carolina or georgia. i, i suspect, indeed, that heat of northern climates may be more powerful than. those of southern ones in proportion, as they shorter there is as much fever, other bilious complaints on lake champlain as on the swamps of carolina find nothing. nothing anywhere else in point of climate which virginia need envy to any part the world. and i didn't quite feel that yesterday when i got off the plane, it was not quite what was was going on. and jeff well we know what was going on in jefferson's head. of course i do i do have remark that i have some summer neighborhood neighbors and east boothbay, maine, who live a good part the year in virginia not too far from here. but t

winter storm watch that includes portions of new england. snow in the higher elevations there. where you see the pinks and purples, we like to point that out. if you look at the legend, we're looking at the highest amounts. we'll be adding accumulating snow downwind lake erie where we were just at and downwind of lake ontario as well. we're looking at the u.p. of michigan, the lower portion of michigan expecting heavy, heavy snowfall. this is what it looks like throughout the next couple of days. cold wind bringing snow over the lakes and a clipper system will bring snow to the upper midwest, accumulating snow. this will move off to the east tomorrow. now we're talking about the interior northeast, new england, the higher elevations there. and then it's going to enhance the snow bands over the great lakes once again. lake-effect snow machine will not turn off until those winds switch or lakes freeze over. it's going to be a while in terms of those lakes freezing over. by thursday we'll see slick roadways in new england because the snow will

city, up through new england. in the west, the fire in malibu burning out of control. dick van dyke among those evacuated. >>> tonight, two brothers, top real estate brokers from new york city to miami, now arrested on federal sex trafficking charges. what authorities allege they promised, and then what they're accused of doing over many years. >>> lawmakers sounding the alarm tonight about the mystery drone sightings across the northeast. drones coming in off the ocean, weeks now. how is it authorities have no idea who is behind it? and authorities now reacting tonight after a lawmaker claimed it's iran. >>> james longman with the haunting images from syria tonight. the fall of president bashar al assad. and now, the difficult images posted outside the morgue. james with the families looking to see if they recognize the bodies now recovered across damascus. >>> back in the u.s. tonight, the husband and father of three accused of faking his own death, it led to a massive, costly search. tonight, now home from europe, where police say he went to meet another woman. now

nantucket sound is the primary corridor corridor for new england. it's the most heavily utilized boating corridor in the northeast. and it's a big mistake, i think, for environmentalists or other people say that the only wilderness that's worth preserving is in the rocky mountains. i you know, we ought to be looking to preserve wilderness, experience for that nearest our cities, for the for the most the people can experience them. and and for cops and firemen and worcester, springfield and boston and people who enjoy the party, they you know that that means nantucket sound and horseshoe shoals and and they ought to be able to to visit those areas which are publicly owned and, have been publicly invested for generations without going into an industrial site. we can put those wind farms there. we should just put them five miles further out the way that the competitors, all his competitors are doing. you have quite a relationship with indian point nuclear power plant. and in your book. you talk about the nuclear regulatory commission. our next guest is

viene de ser el pilar defensivo del new england revolution. de la major league soccer y tratará de hacer sociedad con christian espinoza y hernán lópez. pero el mediocampo también necesita fuerza y marca y de eso se encargará marc anthony key. el volante de 30 años, ya cuenta con 42 apariciones con la selección nacional de canadá y también tiene experiencia en clubes como el fc colorado rapids, toronto fc y new england. sangre nueva para san josé. seguimos con fútbol y san josé, pero en la rama femenina, porque el 8 de abril el peuple park tendrá un duelo de lujo entre las selecciones de estados unidos y brasil, en lo que será la revancha de la pasada final olímpica de parís 2024. para los abonados de los quakes, las entradas saldrán a la venta. este jueves y un día después para el público general. ya tenemos final para el torneo apertura 2024 de la liga mx y el duelo de ida entre américa y monterrey tendrá una particularidad logística las águilas que vienen siendo locales en el estadio azul por las remodelaciones del azteca, no podrán usar es

soggy conditions from new england to the southeast. could see flooding rains in portions of the mississippi valley. behind this, we are dry, but we're looking at the chance for snow and wintry mix, wind blowing in the northern plains and upper midwest. by wednesday, we're going to see soaking rain throughout the mid atlantic, the northeast, the southeast, up through new england. the appalachians, ohio valley, parts of the midwest and great lakes will see snow as well. the lake-effect snow machine will start up again on wednesday. rain and snow wednesday. in the pacific northwest, that's going to set up a system that's bringing active weather wednesday, thursday, friday in portions of the west. on friday the west does stay active from the pacific northwest through portions of southern california. plenty of sunshine through the northern plains. could see a few showers in parts of the mississippi valley in the tennessee valley drying out in the east, could see soaking rains throughout portions of the mississippi valley. 71 in mobile. all

the spike in unexplained drone sightings seen in at least seven states from virginia to new england, in ohio over the weekend, wright patterson air force base temporarily closing its air space friday night because of drone incursions. just outside new york city, reported drones forcing officials at stewart international airport to shut down their runway for more than an hour. >> multiple drones all over this airport tonight. >> reporter: and in boston, two men arrested and facing charges for flying a drone dangerously close to logan airport. the rash of recent sightings fueling bipartisan criticism of the government's response. president-elect trump saying something strange is going on. >> they know where it came from and where it went. and for some reason, they don't want to comment. something strange is going on. it happened to be over bedminster. they're very close to bedminster. i think maybe i won't spend the weekend in bedminster. i decided to cancel my trip. >> reporter: there are nearly 800,000 registered drones in the u.s. and it's not illegal to fly them during the day or ni

from the southeast to new england we're going to see rain developing. could see strong storms in portions of the mississippi valley. back behind it, we are dry for the most part. we're going to see accumulate snow, wintry mix and tricky travel there. then, by wednesday, look at this. we're looking at soaking rains throughout the east coast from new england all the way down to the mid atlantic. the southeast could see strong storms. and then we're going to see colder air working in behind this. we'll see the lake-effect snow machine start to turn up once again. we're going to see rain and snow in the pacific northwest. that's going to start a few days of really active weather. on friday, the west stays active. plenty of sunshine throughout the northern part of the nation. and we are drying out friday in southeast. warm in the southern states. 55 in oklahoma city. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we've got your sunday night football highlights. but first, five years after a devastating fire, paris' notre dame cathedral is official

by thursday, we'll see it moving to portions of new england. it's going to be a tough travel day on thursday. in terms of lake-effect snow and how much we are expecting, once again looking at pinks and purples, that's where we're expecting the most snow. in new england, the higher elevations of new hampshire, vermont, maine, we're going to see quite a bit of snow, and in the u.p. of michigan. we're looking at freeze warnings. we're looking at frost advisories, freeze watch in the purple there. so places like douglas, brunswick, jacksonville, gainesville, albany. a chilly start. right around the freezing mark or at the freezing mark in gainesville, tallahassee. 37 in waycross. 36 in atlanta. and we are looking at split temperatures. if you look to the west, you notice temperatures five to 15 degrees above normal for this time of year. dodge city, 55 degrees. that seven degrees above normal. but that jet stream is so far to the south in portions of the east. so we are cold once again. well below normal for this time of year. midwest. 28 28 degree

to new england. >> now to another case of drones in the news, this time in florida. the main question with these devices is why did they just drop out of the sky? the incident led to chaos and injuries at a holiday show. >> i was freaking out that i was going to lose my baby. >> this morning, a young boy is recovering in the hospital after a festive drone show in florida took a terrifying turn. according to the faa, several drones collided and fell from the sky at this show in orlando on saturday. in this video, multiple drones can be seen falling out of formation and slamming into the ground. oh no. i don't think they're supposed to be falling. one of them hitting seven year old alexander lumsden. >> we turned around and we saw that he was hit. >> he was unconscious. it was horrible. like, everyone reacted in a panic. it was horrible. >> the drone hitting the boy in the chest, one of the propellers cutting his face. his family rushing him to a local hospital. >> my daughter found my son on the floor. unconscious blood coming out of his face. he was losing consciousn

snow into parts of new england. notice upwards of a foot. no surise, downwind of the lakes, that's where we're going to see the highest accumulation amounts. 20s, teens across georgia and tennessee. as we get into the later parts of your day today, we'll be below average for most of the temperatures into the mid-50s for jacksonville, mobile heads to 51 with full sunshine today. that's a look at your forecast. jessica, back to you. >> all right, ang, thank you. >>> one week after eating up dubs on turkey day, they faced up on thursday night football. the lions matched the pack with four touchdowns of their own with the game tied up in the final minutes. detroit's 11th straight win hinged on this crucial fourth down conversion. >> they are going. montgomery is able to pick up the first down. >> okay. it wasn't pretty, but the risk paid off, allowing jake bates to kick the walkoff field goal. the lions stay atop the nfc and punch their ticket to the playoffs, 34-31. >>> a little later on "early today," the eras tour co

notice today, it's soggy from the southeast to new england. could see wintry mix, snow in portions of new england. wind blowing in the upper plains. we're dry throughout most of the west, pacific northwest down to the southwest. notice wednesday, though. we're looking at rain tomorrow as well in the northeast, the mid atlantic down to the southeast. once again, we are looking at rain falling, it will be heavy at times. where you see the brighter colors is where we're expecting heavy rain. this will be good for the drought. could see thunderstorms on the southern end of this, on the northern end, we could see a wintry mess. and back behind this cold air working in, we're going to seat lake ut we looking at the chance for heavy rain, especially along the gulf coast. 71 in montgomery. and that's your monday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> coming up, juan soto is heading to the mets with the biggest contract in sports sty. >>t first we're taking a look at what home buyers might expect in 2025. ut? try new align yogurt coa

from new england to the tennessee valley, the south central states, wet weather once again on wednesday. plenty of sunshine in the middle of the country and nice and warm in the southwest. by friday, a wintry chill throughout the great lakes and ohio valley. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. snow returning for the great lakes into parts of new england and also the storms in places li shreveport, little rock, memphis. we're looking at the chance for strong storms there and temperatures in the 70s. that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> in hungary, runners braved the cold in their skimpiest santa suits. about a hundred people took part in the roughly two-mile race, and temperatures chilly as 39 degrees fahrenheit. one person said she's been doing the run for 17 years. the entry fees all go to charity. >>> coming up, the fan favorite pop tart bowl game is back with what could soon be the most coveted prizinooal e ftbl. ♪♪ herbal essences is a force of nature. our shampoos and conditioners are made with supercharged botanicals. ♪♪ these sulfate-free formulas deeply pen

that slick morning travel throughout new england, also the northeast. could see icy spots in the northeast. do be careful this morning. possible delays in l.a., boston, new york city. that's going to slow us down. the roadways could be tricky, to in o, icy conditions. and then down south a little bit warmer. we're looking at temperatures in the 50s and 70s and the chance for showers and storms. all right, that's your christmas eve forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> coming up on "early today." the man who became famous from the serial podcast is asking for a new sentence. >>> but first, how one man discovered his brother was dead after nbc's reporting on the shadowy world of the body trade. coming up in 60 seconds. eans ber with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head hugs em, cleans em, and gets in between em, for 100% cleaner teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪faxi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. (♪♪) skincare can start i

we should be helping people in new england and in our own country first.tion to that we need t be transitioning. we can't be at the whims of the global energy markets we need secure cheaper forms of renewable energy that can create good paying jobs in new england i supported legislation to do that that will create 30,000 clean energy jobs in the state. >> today democrats are tapping into strategic reserves to keep gas hprices at four dollars a gallon we have a diesel shortage in this country 20 days if i left the ceo of our state's largest energy supplier sent a letter to joe biden urging him astrongly to increa the supply. as a direct result of the energy policies and agenda that chris pappas has supported 100% of the time. menu to reverse the ban on federal plans for drilling we need to ensure we have an all above energy approach that includes nuclear and hydro and renewables. if somebody wants to put solar panels on their home by all means do so but we can't abandon traditional energy sources that here in new england our people are relying on. we are fa

we can't abandon traditional energy sources that in new england our people are relying on. it's why they cannot afford their home heating tanks. we're facing blackouts. this is a tragedy and a direct result of this administration policy. we were energy independent. chris pappas has cut the neck off of that industry. i will unleash our domestic energy on day one. >> that's not true. the fact is we became a net exporter at the end of the obama administration and we still are today. i want to take concrete steps beyond talking points that can help new englanders, granite staters this winter. that's why urging the vitamins to produce exports for body flexibility for shipping in this country with the wafer for something called the jones act will help the resources and front-end cost in addition to assistance want to provide to granite staters. i am focused and the fact is we need energy today as we transition to a clean energy economy tomorrow and i support oil and gas per we had clean energy to use go but we don't today because of the policies you supported every step of the wa

jackson jewell se despide de san josé y su próximo destino será el new england revolution.achuca de méxico. vamos con las acciones desde doha, en donde el equipo de ancelotti al principio se complicó un poco, pero se iba a adelantar con la conexión de sus 2 mejores. vinícius para kylian mbappé y así terminaba el primer tiempo en el complemento rodrygo con este golazo, tal vez con el offside de bellingham, marcaba el 2 a 0 y vini junior el tercero. nuevo título para el real madrid que es el equipo más ganador del mundo. méxico tendrá que esperar para su primer gran trofeo continental a nivel de clubes. pitazo final en este repaso deportivo. pausa y regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota resepond pacta un edificio cerca de un aeropuerto. lo vamos a analizar a las 11. oiga, si usted está interesado en marcar la diferencia en la vida de alguien, lo puede hacer a través de nuestra campaña, alimentando a nuestros vecinos. cada año, telemundo, 48 y nbc bay area se asocian con los supermercados safeway para ayudar a las famil

as a matter of fact, that will continue to those overnight tonight, especially across eastern new england eastern mass, you may wake up to 2-4 inches of snowfall there. then it all clears up. the wind is going to pick up tomorrow afternoon for everybody in the northeast, and wind chills sunday morning will be in the teens, single digits, even below freezing, and through parts of new england. warming up a little bit heading into christmas eve. that's a problem on both coasts. strong system coming into the west coast, and that traverses the country. also in the southern part of the country, rain and another snow event in the northeast come christmas eve. reminder tomorrow is a winter solstice, the shortest day and for many also the coldest by a lot. margaret? >> margaret: stay warm, rob. thank you. now we will go overseas to syria where today the top u.s. official interprets of freeing americans held overseas visited damascus for the first time since the fall of the assad regime. roger carstens is leading the search for answers about austin tice, a marine veteran and american journalist who

portions of the northeast, the front will break rain to places like new york, little bit of snow into new englandll the way back into portions of louisiana. we could see flash flooding over portions of new orleans, southern louisiana and mississippi. tomorrow we could get thunderstorms in this area when it slowly advances, reinforcement comes through and that means heavy rain wednesday to thursday all the way from the southeast up and through new york and into new england and that could melt down some of the snow. will watch for potential flooding wednesday, thursday across new england. in the meantime nice conditions over texas, snow coming down along the front range of colorado from denver to pueblo and all the way into portions of wyoming, where blizzard conditions this morning, that is starting to wind down and we will also deal with strong winds offshore wind santa ana winds as we go through the day tomorrow and wednesday and bring the fire danger way up all the way from places like santa clarita and southern california down to san diego we will watch out for fire concerns as well let's go t

turning to snow inland in pennsylvania, new york, and parts of new england. snow already falling tonight in northwest pennsylvania, beginning to pile up in downtown meadville, of course, it's right outside erie. low visibility and treacherous driving on roads including interstate 79 in pennsylvania. and then a second storm right now across the upper midwest heading right into the northeast after this. so, let's get right to ginger zee with us live tonight, tracking both storms. and tonight, she has the first look at the christmas day outlook. so, okay, ginger, a lot to get through. where are the storms tonight? >> reporter: certainly, david. good evening to you. let's start with the one that's over us right now. it is raining, and, yes, we need rain in a severe drought for new york city, philadelphia certainly needs it, but all that heavy rain going to make travel tonight especially on the roads tough. i-95, all the way up through connecticut, to boston. you're going to be dealing with that heavy rain. but it's the poconos and the catskills, the green and whi

we'll see snow in parts of new england today.st we are looking at the chance for rain along the gulf coast. some will be heavy. you could see flash flooding, as well. behind this, chilly. that means we go throughout tomorrow, the same story. this is what radar looks like now. you can see heavy rain falling. that's where you notice those brighter returns, the reds, oranges, yellow. this is working toward the east. new york city will see the rain by later this afternoon. active as we go through the first part of the week. we'll see that new snow for portions of the great lakes, also new england. heavy rain shifting across the east coast. and then tomorrow there's your next surge of moisture. you need the umbrella again tomorrow. same story on wednesday. we're going to have soaking rain on wednesday. this is going to be good for the drought in the mid-atlantic, the northeast. look at all these dark colors along the east coast. then that cold air working in behind it because we're -- we will see that great -- the lake effect snow mac

at the new england aquarium's sea turtle hospital in quincy, massachusetts, more than 250 turtles aree team documenting each one of them, taking their temperature, checking their heartbeat, acclimating them to warmer water. volunteer pilots with the nonprofit, turtles fly too, flying some of them to north carolina for treatment. the sea turtles were what's called cold stunned by the changing temperatures. marine biologists say the turtles are drawn further north by the rising temperatures in the summer and early fall but then trapped by the rapid change in temperature. staff and volunteers from the massachusetts wildlife sanctuary walking beaches along cape cod bay in search of those cold stunned turtles again today. many of them in critical condition. finding 12 more turtles just this afternoon. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: -- senior biologist kristen louise. >> the goal of the rehabilitation process is to release every turtle back into the wild population to hopefully live for many years to come. >> david: incredible work. another 12 turtles just this afternoon.

the same as a possibility as you get into the northern new england ski areas.t's where it is welcome. what we see in terms of how this plays out with temperatures? there willbe an invasion of arctic air that winter snow you pick up. look at these numbers tomorrow morning. fargo is 1 degree on the thermometer, feels like 13 below zero. chicago is 14, feeling like five below zero. chicago, the best they will do during the day is 28, but feels like 17. so it's colder out there, norah. just getting worse. norah, it's all yours. >> norah: i'm smiling, but i'm getting the shivers just listening to you. [laughs] thanks, lonnie. lawmakers in south korea's opposition party moves to impeach their nation's president today, the day after he stunned the world and temporarily declared military control over the country. south korea is one of america's closest allies in asia, and the u.s. is now closely watching the political turmoil. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight from seoul, south korea. >> reporter: tonight thousands of angry south koreans marched to the office of emb

he won a record six super bowls with the new england patriots and ended his 24—year spell with them atn. his father steve was an assistant at the same university in the �*505. and that's all the sport for now. thank you, ben. some breaking news, in the uk, the first compensation for the infected blood scandal is expected to arrive in victims�* bank accounts in the next few days we have been told. ten people have been offered compensation totalling more than £13 million, and this relates to the deadly viruses that were contained in blood transfusions and blood products back in the 19705 and all the way through to the early 19905. more than 30,000 people infected with potentially deadly viruses during that time as they received those transfusions of blood products while undergoing nhs care. the chancellor in the uk rachel reeves announced £11.8 billion in total compensation for the victims in october. let�*s take you like, we can see the us secretary of state antony blinken, here�*s talking injordan, he is there to talk to regional partners about what is happening in syria. about what is

i mean, the first unitarian church in new england opened in 1787. it was called king's chapel and unitarianism became popular in boston and greater boston and that part of new england. there were some people who thought it would take over america. thomas jefferson was one of them. he said he thought it would be the faith of america, but, in fact, it was swamped by the rise of evangelical protestantism. the methodists, the baptists, they just mushroomed at an incredible rate, and the new england creeds, they didn't go away, but they were overtaken by other ones. emerson was not an evangelical in any way, but i think there are interesting connections between this idea that your connection to god should be direct and not mediated. so there's a complicated stew cooking there the whole time, but what emerson retained of christianity would be the unitarian brand i think. >> i did think of something else which is how much of this collection did you -- were you able to use here at the library? >> oh, you mean the books that are here? >> yes. >> i probably t

and we know that bill coach bill belichick during his tenure with the new england patriots, he had totaltrol over the organization. he was wildly successful. but it seems like these these teams in the nfl have kind of shifted gears. and they want to collaborate more. well, in the collegiate level, the head coach gives you that type of power. and so bill belichick finds himself now at the university of north carolina yeah. >> and usc is a six and six team. they haven't won a conference title since 1980. and obviously there's a personal connection there for him. his father was a coach there. but it's not one of the perennial champs in college sports and in college football. and also with nil and the transfer portal, it seems like it's a challenging gig. what do you make of that? >> yeah. >> listen, we know that unc is a blueblood in college basketball. but listen, here's what where the college football landscape has changed. it's more like the pro level. now, when you talk about the nil and what they call these collectives, that's like the salary cap in the nfl. the transfer portal is more

there will be flash flooding in new england. pennsylvania. also, we have winter storm warnings from the up of michigan on to michigan itself. some places up to three feet of snow. and also up around traverse city, michigan. and with all the rain, we are looking for anywhere from two to ree inches of rain. winds will be a big problem for 32 million people along the east coast. airport delays all along the i-95 corridor. >> all right, al. come back to you in a few moments. >>> meanwhile, a wisconsin man accused of faking his own death in a kayaking incident is now in police custody. officials say the 45-year-old went kayaking on a lake back in august and never returned home. deputies found his kayak overturned. they searched for him for about a month, but eventually they tracked him down in eastern europe. the married father of three told authorities that he faked his death due to, quote, personal matters. wisconsin officials called a news conference for later this morning to update the case. >>> all right. now to the story everyo

we can't abandon traditional energy courses here new england our people are relying on.facing winter backups, a tragedy and the direct result of this administration's policy. two years ago we were energy independent. i will unleash it on day one. >> a net exporter the end of the obama administration i want to take concrete apps i can help new england this year. for shipping in this country for something called the jones act will have the resources to drive down costs so i am focused on the issue and we need energy today and i support for oil and gas. >> we had two years ago but we don't have it today because of policies you've supported every step of the ou way over the past two years. look at california, think off another said they can't purchase vehicles fueled by oil andhe ga. that's the plan for the democrat party and i will to support that on day one. >> mass shooting in this country and schools and classrooms in the killings c of landed calls r limit w on high-capacity weapon. do you think weapons like the a.i. or adapted from literary agents are going to own to pr

and this particularly true because in new england, yankee women, the descendants of the puritans and the white anglo-saxon protest, had embraced family planning and birth control. and we're having much, many fewer children. and earlier in our stories, in the days of anne hutchinson and, salem and john brown, people were having lots and lots of children. and as a result, there was some concern that the anglo-saxon race, as they would put it, was committing race, suicide with low birth rates at a time when who had a million children are millions. an exaggeration, in their view. children we into the country. all right. and feeling besieged in new england, many people who were the desndants of the puritans doubled down on what they believed was importance of their or anglo-saxon heritage and their heritage as the original americans. and it will see the birth an organization and it's no coincidence that it's born in 1892. daughters of the american revolution, an organization where you would join to celebrate the fact that you had an ancestor who fought in the american revolution which you

inches as well as feet coming off of lake michigan, lake erie and lake ontario and the northeast of new england new york city had snow reported out of new york city, boston and d.c. it was barely measurable but either way is wet for much of the identified quarter we will see the winds pick up yesterday. 42 men 50 miles per hour the midatlantic, the great lakes into new england the appellations one guess of 70 miles per hour that could create blizzard conditions and snow squall stealing was for. it's very winter like. >> it certainly feels that way, "fox weather" for simulcast live on fox business every weekday from 5 - 6:00 a.m. eastern right before "mornings with maria". we'll be right back with the big hour next. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include inc

and by tomorrow into thursday parts of new england, maine, new hampshire, vermont, higher elevationsee accumulation as well. the pinks and purples where we're looking at the highest amounts. into the up of michigan and lake ontario into new england as well, we'll see a really nice snowy globe story as we go throughout the next couple of days. chilly start in the north east, warnings and advisories for places like brunswick, jacksonville, gainesville, enterprise. this is why. we're looking at temperatures right around the freezing mark. 38 in gainesville, 33 in atlanta. that's just 1 degree above freezing, and going to be chilly in the east once again. that jetstream still dipped far to the south, so temperatures 5, 15 degrees below what is typical this time of year. notice the west, though, where that jetstream is so high. we're looking at temperatures 5 to 15 above normal. norfolk 48 degrees, 8 degrees below what is typical this time of year. 51 in jacksonville, and 53 in augusta. what does it mean for the christmas in rockefeller center tomorrow, it's going to be a chilly day or ch