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we're talking ywhere from heavy snow from kansas city into new york and new england, lester. we'll have the latest tomorrow morning on "today." >> okay, al, glad you're with us tonight. thank you. >>> after the midair collision last week that claimed 67 lives, tonight the faa is taking steps to scale back air traffic into and out of washington's reagan national airport. tom costello reports it comes as elon musk is poised to help overhaul air traffic control. >> reporter: eight days after that midair crash over the potomac -- >> rescue 1 requesting permission to search the shoreline for debris. >> reporter: recovery teams today raised the army helicopter from the river, critical to the investigation. investigators believe it was flying above its designated altitude before the crash. with two runways out of service, the faa has notified airlines that it's cutting the number of arrivals from 28 to 26 per hour at reagan national with investigators concerned for air traffic controllers, who have an increased level of stress while also having a front row view of the accident recov

offshore, and should deliver some significant snow totals, especially in new england, 6-8 in harford and boston, 8-12 back incatch our breath on monday and another storm on tuesday albany,ng sn and 2-5 in and around new york city. this is not a we are tracking. a chance to catch her breath on monday, then another storm comes in on tuesday, likely delivering snow south of new city and towards d.c. jose? >> thank you. >>> record heat, meanwhile, in new orleans today ahead of tomorrow's super bowl, where a massive security operation is underway to keep visitors, including president trump, safe after last month deadly terror attack there. jesse kirsch got a behind-the- scenes look at how obesity is getting ready.security passing test with dy.security passing >> reporter: on super bowl eve, tonight new orleans security passing a major stress test, with a fortified pregame parade. >> this is the first time this is ever happened, and this is for security. >> it feels like the right thing to have right now. >> it feels like an excellent thing to have right now. >> reporter: the parade, just

by tomorrow morning this moves into new england.n places like boston, so we'll start with snow in boston, see that switch over to icing and snow for maine as well and moves out. that moves out by lunch time. as far as totals we could see high amounts, boston could see 6 to 8 inches of snow. that's a look at the forecast, whit. >> whit: we have several days of this happening this week, somara, thank you. we'll check back in a bit. >>> we do want to turn now to the urgent search for answers after a deadly plane crash in alaska. the aircraft disappearing from radar, but now officials are releasing new details and images of the wreckage. abc's jaclyn lee is joining us with the latest. jaclyn, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. yet another community is heartbroken. residents in nome saying it is very tight-knit. everyone is affected by this in some way, and now investigators are focused on figuring out why this happened. this morning, the u.s. coast guard releasing this photo of the mangled wreckage of the plane that vanished

[music] new york giants 17, new england patriots 14.w about the final play of super bowl 34? tennessee's steve mcnair to kevin dyson. dyson is stopped one yard short of the end zone by the rams mike jones. [music] saint louis held on for a 23 to 16 win. seven years ago, the eagles designed a play called philly special. [music] >> kill. kill. lane. lane. >> go go go go. >> that play helped the eagles pull off a 4133 win over new england. through 58 super bowls, there's at least one thing that's never yet happened the dolphins, steelers, 49ers cowboys, patriots have all come up short in their attempt to win three in a row. [music] three peat is a term coined by the 49ers roger craig. it's what the chiefs will try to do on super bowl sunday. joe fonzi ktvu- [music] farm studio. >> well, some raindrops back in the bay area for today, and this active weather stretch will continue into next week. now, tomorrow the rain kind of gets focused up to the just to the north of the bay area, but this will still produce some rain showers for us, but n

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then we have got the mixing of the two of the rain and the snow, and then all snow for parts of new englandere's the winter weather alerts. ice storm warning for parts of middle appalachian area and then the storm system is going to continue throughout the day today. new england, you're going to get the snow event, the ice and the sleet and the rain should exit the coast line by this afternoon. but we could see the potential for heavier snow. now back-to-back ice threats not only today but for the weekend. another weekend of low pressure moving over the same regions bringing ice and sleet and freezing rain and snow. but right now, flash flood emergency for west virginia and tornado warnings for parts of kentucky. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. today is the deadline for federal workers to either accept president trump's buyout offer or being risked being fired later. instead of celebrating saving taxpayer dollars. democrats continue to protest. look at this. here with reaction. "wall street journal" editor-at-large gerry baker. j

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racing off and we see a change in boston, too snow parts of new england and living through quickly wesues in places like maryland, west virginia, pennsylvania half-inch advice and power outages in an awful commute. >> sandra: as far as the ice is concerned, the sources died down a little bit. we are heading to the vacant looking to the super bowl forecast and parties and traveling. what do we know? we have another storm that looks an awful lot like this one except a little bit stronger and snow we are moving into new england. to your point warm air rushed him behind this warm front and temperatures in most of the ice above freezing. the weekend that area tracks a little far to the south and east. the heaviest snow we're track for the northeast. boston, a little fan on snow and this could be the biggest storm of the season but some of the same spots that struggled with ice has more in the forecast. >> sandra: new orleans doesn't have to worry about it will play, right? no, is to work once in a century snow, boston, up to 8-foot and wild chickens in new orleans this season in new york c

the heavy snow ends by afternoon in new england.8 inches along the interior sections of new york state and on into new england. monday we have another large winter storm starting to develop in the middle of the nation. rain stretching from texas all the way into virginia. tuesday, light to moderate snow moves into the northeast. it is a wind-driven snow. a messy commute along the i-95 corridor from boston, new york, all the way down into parts of appalachians. we are looking at light snow across the wide swath of the country. as you get into pennsylvania and virginia, we could be looking at anywhere from 4 to 8 inches of snow. >> we'll come back to you in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, president trump signed an executive order yesterday sanctioning the international criminal court, accusing the court of improperly targeting the u.s. and israel. the order includes both financial sanctions and visa restrictions against unspecified icc officials. last november the court sparked bipartisan backlash by issuing an arrest warrant for benjam

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[music] new york giants 17, new england patriots 14. or how about the final play of super bowl 34? tennessee's steve mcnair to kevin dyson. dyson is stopped one yard short of the end zone by the rams mike jones. [music] saint louis held on for a 23 to 16 win. seven years ago, the eagles designed a play called philly special. [music] >> kill. kill. lane. lane. >> let's go! go, go! >> that play helped the eagles pull off a 4133 win over new england. through 58 super bowls, there's at least one thing that's never yet happened. the dolphins, steelers, 49ers cowboys, patriots have all come up short in their attempt to win three in a row. three peat is a term coined by the 49ers roger craig. it's what the chiefs will try to do on super bowl sunday. joe fonzi ktvu farm studio. >> all righty joe, and let the hype begin. it's a week away. tuesday, all the teams will be doing their media day and they all fly into new orleans, i believe this afternoon. >> all right, well, we'll see what the weather is. if it's going to be weather, that will be nic

and in most of new england it stays all snow lingering through this evening. >>> well, the same strain of bird flu that killed a person in louisiana last month has now infected dairy cattle in nevada. agricultural officials say it's a different strain than the one that spread to herds last year. experts say it raises wider question of bird flu and the difficulty of controlling infections with animals and people who come into contact with them. at least 67 people in the u.s. have been infected with bird flu. >>> cbsnews.com posted transcripts and videos from the "60 minutes" interview with vice president kamala harris that aired in october. the fcc requested the materials for an investigation into a complaint alleging, quote, intentional news distortion. in a statement cbs news said the transcripts and videos show the "60 minutes" broadcast was not doctored or deceitful. >>> coming up, scare in seattle after a passenger plane has a run-in with another plane parked on the tarmac. >>> and running in circles. the dramatic rescue of a sick boater. ater. (phone dings) for the acute treatment

tomorrow morning this is when it takes aim on new england. heads-up, you could see a wintry mix on the tail end. by lunchtime tomorrow, the system is out of here but we could see significant totals up to eight inches of snow in cities like boston. that's a look at the forecast across the country. janai, back to you. >> janai: somara, thank you. >>> this morning the u.s. coast guard located the mangled wreckage of the plane that vanished over open water in alaska. three bodies of the ten aboard have been found. the other seven people are believed to be dead. about 40 minutes into the flight the plane disappeared from radar on its way to nome. the ntsb is now investigating. >> whit: turning now to the growing legal battles over the trump administration's efforts to reshape the federal government and its workforce, our senior white house correspondent selina wang is back with the latest. selina, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, whit. a federal judge is putting the brakes on president trump's and elon musk's plans to dismantle

towards new england it will be mostly snow for boston to maine. out west we're tracking a new pacific storm. this storm won't be as strong as the one we had tuesday, but we can't rule out the possibility for flooding. some snow possible in the cascades today while this system moves inland tomorrow bringing snow from montana down towards the rockies. spring temperatures continuing in the deep south. austin, 81nd new a o the south, temperatures possible in san angelo, 85. 84 in brownsville while 80 in lubbock under mostly sunny skies. a busy weather day ahead, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much for the update. >>> today is sentencing day for the former interpreter of dodgers' superstar shohei ohtani. he pleaded guilty in june of bank and tax fraud charges after being accused of stealing money from the three-time mvp. he admitted to stealing $17 million to cover gambling debts. prosecutors are seeking four years and nine months for the disgraced translator. >>> and google is rolling back diversity initiatives. with your dishwasher and cascade com

then we move ahead into thursday, and this is when it becomes another issue for places like new englandright now. snow in vermont, maine, upstate new york, rain farther south there. as far as totals go, we could see up to 6 inches of rain for places north of atlanta. that's where we could really be, in the heart of the flooding, and then farther north between monday and thursday, accumulations of snow totals could be as high as 6 to 12 inches where you're looking at the color grading in pink. that's a look at the forecast aross the country. let's see what's going on closer to >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast, and while folks will be preparing for those storms that will impact their workweek, the good news is with the storm system we're dealing with this weekend, it's moving out of here by lunchtime just in time for those super bowl festivities. back to you. >> janai: all right, somara. >> whit: getting the shovel. >> janai: getting to work bright and early. thank you so much, somara. good luck to that man and his back. >>> now to black history month. as we introduce y

freezing rain, sleet and snow expected to make travel treacherous from the midwest all the way to new england. and al's got the full forecast. >>> those stories, plus reality check. >> miami beach, here we co. >> the new spoof video from a vacation hot spot with a very serious message for spring breakers. >> dui check points. >> do you think i want it to be like this? >> what this year's crackdown is starting earlier than ever. >>> and philly special. >> slips two tackles and picks up the first down! >> the eagles saquon barkley in the spotlight as one of the nfl's brightest stars gets set for his super bowl debut on his birthday and with one proud mama. >> that will be the best birthday gift ever. >> we are live in new orleans just four days to go, today, wednesday, february 5th, 2025. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and craig melvin, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. it is nice to have you along with us on a wednesday morning. >> it is a busy wednesday morning. a lot of breaking news to get to, including that shooting we just

this is a question i have to ask in new england. excellent. okay. so i can be free to speak. so james mchenry, who is the secretary of war, was apparently by all accounts a very nice man, but just really not up to the demands of high office. he just could not handle a lot of details, which is a problem when your country is potentially going to war. oliver wolcott, junior, who was the secretary of the treasury, was a very competent secretary of the treasury, but he was completely loyal to alexander hamilton over his loyalty to the president. and lastly, secretary of state timothy pickering was probably one of the all time worst secretaries of states. he was very smart. he was very hard working. but he believed that compromise was a moral failing. he believed that anyone who disagreed with him had to be crushed. he thought he was the smartest person in the room. despite regularly spending time with some of the greatest minds in american history and he, from the very beginning, really opposed the adams agenda. he opposed whatever adams wanted to do and by the end was outwardly i

parts of new england got more than 4 inches of snow. lonnie quinn is tracking the winter weather., guys, two different storms. and on one side, this is bowdoin, maine, picked up a fresh 4 inches of snow. but on the other side of the screen, you are looking at tahoe. lake tahoe, heavy ski area going to pick up a foot maybe a foot and a half. two different storms but they are following the same path. you watch across the country. so it comes into the sierra right now. that is where it is. than it is going to make its way to the northern plains with near blizzard conditions. it keeps marching on its way towards chicago, by the time we get to, say saturday, early early morning, and then saturday night it is making its way into the northeast. philadelphia could have an icing problem out there. anywhere north of philadelphia it is a more significant snowfall than the most recent storm here, but i'm telling you guys, this storm is opening the door to a lot more storms. the whole pattern is changing. so let's look at that storm i just showed you. off it goes. as it exits, another storm co

towards new england it will be all snow this morning and into the afternoon. the timing isn't great. it's happening during that morning rush hour drive. so we will see some slick surfaces, and also the possibility for some isolated power outages. as far as snowfall amounts, two to three inches possible in boston, portland, maine closer to four, while the higher terrain in new hampshire, five to seven. out west we are tracking a new pacific storm that bring heavy rain and snow to cenaltr boston. toward the south we're tracking warmth once again. new orleans, 78 under mostly cloudy skies, as they prepare for the super bowl on sunday. frances, back to you. >> denise, thank you. >>> now to a dramatic rescue in new jersey. a 11-year-old boy fell through a frozen pond. he was walking across the ice before it gave way, plunging him into about four feet of frigid water. they were able to pull him out safely, and he was transported to a local hospital. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>"early today" is back in a minute for the sentencing of the former interpret

not impressive, but that snow measuring stick that they sell. >> you out. >> there in new england. that's nice. they don't waste their money marketing that to us in georgia. >> no they don't i don't know when i saw. >> that wish it was hand holding her hand. i was like, what is that? >> it's fancy. it's a snow measuring stick. >> all right. well, the white house and elon musk's so-called department of government efficiency blasted a judge's ruling to block access to the treasury's payment system. >> musk says the treasury jointly agreed to a number of changes, all of which would be implemented by existing longtime government employees, not members of his team. cnn's betsy klein explains what could happen next with that ruling. betsy. good morning. >> well, victor. >> and amara, president trump ran and won in 2024 on slashing waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government. and as. part of those plans, he has really empowered elon musk and the so-called doge department of government efficiency. so we are starting to see. >> doge employees. >> deploy into different government depart

when it comes to totals, highest amounts, 2 to 5 inches across northern new england, boston included in that. and we'll also see that difficult travel with the ice accumulation possible across much of this region, taking it slow, maybe isolated power outages possible as we get through the day today and tomorrow. meanwhile, it feels like spring. 20 degrees above normal for nashville. philadelphia, just a touch above normal. we'll see temperatures ranging into the 70s and 80s across the southeast. out west we'll see temperatures into the low 80s, too. and then we keep the northern tier chilly. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's happening in your neighborhood. 32 degrees and cloudy conditions in chicago today. we head to the low 40s in wichita and st. louis. 32 in pittsburgh. we head to upper 20s for both detroit and cleveland. 34, mostly sunny skies expected in new york city today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. nu wh lo alar s back in a miteita okt ke debut. ♪ okay, y'all. i heard mielle's kalahari me

. >> this is going to be a busy weekend for new england and much of if northeast, we have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings for albany and boston, massachusetts. we're going to have a combination of snow, sleet, freezing rain. when all is said and done on and sunday, i'm sure the kids will love that. we could get a little ice especially along i-80 in new jersey and new york. that could cause issues on trees and powerlines. we're grooing to keep our eye o that. wednesday to friday of next week, we could be looking at 6 to 12 inches of rain from inland california and los angeles. mudslides, landslides. this is going to be a big deal as we head into the heart and end of the upcoming week. >> thank you. >>> tonight, elon musk and his team of cost cutters have found a new target. but concerns about their access to other agencies has prompted new legal action. willie james inmann is travel wg the president and joining us from west palm beach. >> reporter: president trump's plans to cut spending hit a roadblock as the commander in chief unleashes a flurry of executive actions. th

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that is new england. new england gets a lot of power from canada, new york as well.is electricity, how do you measure it? there's a question on whether it could be tariff or not. there is natural gas and oil that comes in from canada. companies are already saying they will raise prices. passing the entire cost of the tariffs on to their customers in new england. massachusetts governor forecasting $200 million to the states economy from all of this. energy is a big issue. it's something that's going to play out very quickly in the economy. jonathan: more from mike later on this morning. what does a 10% tariff on 4 million pounds of crude a day due to this energy market? amrita: the 10% tariff itself doesn't break u.s. refining. the margins are not great to begin with. even if they stayed off the tariff you still lose about one dollar from midwest margins. a critical thing to watch for is the canadian dollar. that has weakened a lot. that helps some of the tariffs. ultimately yes you will hit on the midwest margins also the west coast margins. we see more of the canadi

there's also a wintry side to this tonight in northern new england.hat mix line could get to boston before it ends after midnight. by tomorrow morning, that storm is offshore. gusty winds will follow. out west it's an atmospheric river event, flooding northern california into the pacific northwest. maybe a half foot of rain. 1 to 3 feet of snow in the sierras and western rockies. >> lee goldberg back with us tonight. >>> tonight the deeply personal reveal tonight from retired nba star dwyane wade, who is just 43 years old revealing his battle with cancer tonight. >> reporter: tonight, retired nba star dwyane wade revealing that surprise cancer diagnosis. >> what i had on my kidney was a cyst, a tumor. >> reporter: the hall of famer sharing on his podcast that doctors removed nearly half of his right kidney in 2023, after discovering a tumor. >> i had a personal decision to make, and what it was, was if this is cancerous, and this tumor, this cyst is cancerous on your kidney, you're 41 years old. you probably need surgery because it's something that ne

new york city and new england, though, will certainly get hit by the second storm moving in on thursday. that thursday morning commute at 6:00 a.m. could bring heavy snow to places like syracuse and boston, while bringing more rain to the south, which could in fact lead to flooding. rachel. >> rachel: more rain and snow on the way. somara, thank you. >>> we turn now to washington and the late news from president donald trump saying he will announce new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. the president also defending elon musk who is pushing forward with plans to shrink the size of the federal government amid a series of lawsuits. here's selina wang. >> reporter: tonight, before touching down for the super bowl on air force one, ppt pt. announcing he plans to impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports including from canada and mexico. it's the latest news from the white house after a day of blasting judges who are pumping the brakes on trump and elon musk's latest attempts to shrink the size of the federal government. vice president jd vance disputing their judicial autho

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and the roads were a mess into new england. but now we've got our eyes on the next storm. st snow will fall north of new york city. look at this. as the moisture comes together there's another icing event possible through the ohio river valley into pennsylvania and appalachia there. the timing is late saturday. so lot of people out and about saturday night, please be extra safe, into early sunday morning. it's going to be very snowy around here. looking for high totals in half foot to almost a foot range. lot of people need the snow. but this is one of many to come. >> linsey: have to be careful on those roads this weekend, ginger. thank you. now the ncaa following the trump administration lead in banning transgender athletes from women's sports. president trump signed an executive order wednesday prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in women's sports at federally funded institutions. it is based on their interpretation of title nine, the 1972 civil rights law banning sex discrimination at federally funded schools. the ncaa previous policy allowed each sport's go

russian invasion in crew yanis, we were off loading 400,000 barrels of dirty russian heating oil into new englandnew hampshire and maine could heat their home withs heating oil. under president trump, he believes that every american ought to be able to use clean natural gas and to heat their homes and see demand up and more. larry: west tex about $70 and lot of people think you need to get oil down and i'm going to say it's called $55, and that would hurt russia in the war against ukraine. that would hurt iran in all the middle east tar resistance wars and wouldn't help china much but just saying can oil companies make money? can the frackers and independents and the ma majors former governor of north dakota and live with him up there and $5 o 0*, can they make money and bringing inflation down and interest rates way down and that's what mr. trump really wants, 50, $55. can they make money there? >> well, nobody should underestimate the shell revolution and entrepreneurs driving that because during the last price war guys that are still running those businesses, they found out how to increase the

hospital through us over tools that ne, in corner we, those still have some snow pushing across new england. it's east and pops off. kind of that little closet behind. still the few snow flowers. nevertheless, just notice a little bit of chevy right down towards the deep south. so the west is generally dry for a sunday, but it's we go on into monday. snow just rolling across the mountain states and also say some live the showers down towards the southern most pos, and that was sort of around 11 degrees celsius. so a big dropping temperatures on the sort of values to be sort of stats of the week we'd be getting into the low thirty's, fast state fish. i was just out towards the gulf of mexico coast. we have got a few showers into the carrier being has welts safely over tools that is the side of the region. but to push across into the correct to a costa rica, it'll be a few showers, just drifting in here on those east leeway and small. the site as we go through monday, jamaica should be allows you to have it a cheryl to send you a possibility. again, a similar condition for cuba and also his s

we'll take the height of his cost, the price said so the sample fund scholarship set the new england conservatory. as i said, so somebody might clinics, i have a rough mind will behaving around 12000 more off the account into the hello move. every heavy down pulls that across northern positive australia has been a what we call more across many of these know them areas with them on certain tr off the monsoon. race really have kicked him with a vengeance for the flooding, particularly across the northern tropical queensland areas. particular around the coastal fringes, but we've got some what to whether to some concerns just around that eastern side, open your south wells, east. and there was a victoria who clutch of storms gathering here. um that could cause some flooding as we go through the next few days to see some very great weather coming through. sat stay still there on sunday. more heavy showers just coming in as you can see, the growing up blossoming as we go through the day. all the time it stays west across northern possible is on little development, just across northern are

across the hudson valley of new york into parts of new england. those are the areas with the highest snow totals. 6 inches or more from places like albany to portland to the boston area. across pennsylvania, a quarter inch of ice along i-76. an ice storm warning near johnstown. >> david: we'll likely see you next week, then, lee, thank you. >>> we learned a federal june has stepped in, blocking the trump administration's plan to put hundreds of u.s. sid workers on leave. at the white house, president trump defending elon musk's role in his administration. the president was asked about the new cover of "time" magazine with an image of musk sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval office. how he responded when asked if musk has been told if anything is off limits. and late today, president trump's move involving former president biden's security clearance. rachel scott at the white house tonight. >> reporter: even as the signs outside the usaid's office came down, tonight, a federal judge putting the brakes on the white house's plan to put more