in the northeast, wind and waves are pounding the coastline. and officials warn conditions may get worse. >> this could be a scary part right now as we think about the freezing, the wind and making sure we do everything we can to keep power going. >> in kansas city chiefs fans are determined to keep warm during the afc championship game. >> the hand warmers, body warmers. we're all set. >> reporter: fans fired up despite the bitter cold. >> that is how you stay warm. love it. >>> well a lot of damage and destruction left behind in al after a tornado touchdown. the national weather service confirmed an ef 2 tornado tour through a small town, less than 10,000 people. 15 miles northeast of montgomery. an ef-2 means winds hit roughly 125 miles an hour. despite all the damage you see there, so far there are no report of any injuries or deaths. >>> how about a happy story? a happy ending anyway for one dog stuck on a cliff at fort funsen earlier today. a black chihuahua mix named "duck." they were called in to perform the rescue and pulled it off. em

this will produce heavy snow into the northeast.ong winds on the backside so expect blowing and drifting as it pulls out through sunday afternoon and sunday evening. it will be several feet here through northern new england, so get set, you want to break out the shovels for this, and in the south they will talk more about the rain and risk for severe thunderstorms. janai, kenneth? >> thanks, melissa. a tough weekend ahead. >>> turning to the latest fallout from the month-long government shutdown, president trump blocking house speaker, nancy pelosi, from using a military plane for a trip to afghanistan. >> the move came a day of pelosi urged the president to delay the state of the union address until the government reopened. the president called the trip a public relations event, saying it would be best for pelosi to remain i washington for talks to end the shutdown. as a compromise remains elusive, the shutdown is draining the finances of hundreds of thousands of workers. many of them are forced to stretch meager resources to the l

temperatures are tumbling across the northeast into the south.ls like temperatures dropping to 30 below in parts of new england. >>> trapped on the tarmac. passengers on a united flight were stuck on a plane 13 hours after it was diverted to a remote airport. today, they are back to square one on their journey to hong kong. what went wrong? >> did you see the show in the sky? the super blood wolf moon made an appearance overnight, leaving people moon struck. it is monday, january 21st. >>> announcer: from abc news, " >> what a way to start off a monday. if it's cold where you are, we have mr. 305 bringing the warm weather, i have the sunshine. right? >>rought a guy up from miami. >> so glad to have victor oquendo here all week long. >> i'm thrilled to be here. joining you all week. >> hoping he will stay warm somehow. somehow. >>> we begin with a heart stropping day for super bowl sunday is set. >> the new england patriots and rams will meet in 13 days from now. they stunned them in front of a crowd. the patriots knocked off kansas city to reach

impacting not only the midwest, but much of the northeast.ery four people across the country dealing with the windchills that are in some cases as cold as 40 below zero. new york city, minus 7 feels like this morning. in chicago, minus 6. in detroit, minus 20. minneapolis, 11 below zero. this is the time of year north america sees its coldest temperatures. is so certainly not unusual. it did leave behind quite a bit of snowfall as it skirts offshore now. rochester, over a foot and a half coming down. and even interior portions of new york, as much as 26 inches was observed across parts of the country. by this afternoon, best we can do with windchill forecasts still going to be below zero across the northeast and the colder air does want to break up a bit come the middle of the week where 44 is expected in new york city, but cooler weather going into this weekend. >>> super bowl liii all set after two epic conference title games decided in overtime, first time in nfl history. late fourth quarter, patriots going for their ninth super bowl of th

in the northeast, wind and waves are pounding the coastline. and officials warn conditions may guess worse. >> but this could be a scary part right now as we think about the freezing, thinking about the wind, and making sure we do going. city, chiefs fans are determined to keep warm during today's by warmers, foot warmers, so i think we're all set. >> reporter: fans fired up despite the bitter cold. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> what a weekend it was. what a dance that was too, right? meteorologist michelle grossman joining us this morning. what can we expect today? >> we are expecting fridge jit, fridge jid weather. 11 in new york city. we'll see that all throughout the day. potentially deadly and very dangerous cold air out there. windchill warnings where you see that hot pink. places like syracuse, binghamton, burlington seeing very frigid air in place. it's not just where we had the windchills warnings where we're seeing cold air, it's pretty much all across the midwest. detroit this morning 1 below zero, feeling colder with the wind in place

plan and who does the government is talking quite in the northeast. it was interesting you know know you. so i can get interesting. you around and you see that if i am balanced if i'm to look at it in a very balanced way for the drug insist of the northeast where many people have gone out to the street this is really what they're protesting is not really about the bill being anti muslim or not most of them want to protect their homes from illegal immigrants now if you look at the entire state of us some that is what they're worried about the state is already burdened as i said earlier with illegal immigrants who number anywhere up to ten million so that is already one of the worries that they have the feel that this bill is passed then more people are going to come from bangladesh into law it's like a son made his very if you are. a child in this bail those who gave before talk it was december two thousand they would be granted to just to pick up the property school they should have to live in india far more than six years so you cannot say that the n

snow from the plains to the northeast. totals anywhere from 3 to 6 inches through the midwest, but as you get into the northeast and new england, we're looking at anywhere from 9 to 18 inches of snow. moves out quickly sunday, then some lake effect on monday. lester? >> all right, al, we'll get the shovels ready, thanks. >>> tonight a major safety recall to tell you about. hyundai and kia are going ahead with a recall of nearly 170,000 vehicles due to fire risks though the government agency that oversees recalls is mostly closed due to the shutdown. for a list of the models affected, visit our facebook page. >>> that news comes as carmakers show off their newest models at the detroit auto show. but this year it's what they're not rolling out that has a lot of people talking. here's nbc's morgan chesky. >> reporter: they're the newest rides turning heads in motor city. now turning the page on an entire industry. >> our job is to give the customers what they want. >> reporter: at ford, that means more suvs, crossovers, and p

and heavy snow from the midwest into the northeast later on saturday. by sunday we are looking at heavy snow in the northeast with a rain-snow mix along the coast. we're expecting anywhere from 9 to 18 inches of snow from upstate new york into northern new england. and there's a danger of icing, upwards of 1 inch throughout parts of pennsylvania into the northeast, and that could cause major power outages. lester? >> all right, al, we'll get your update in the morning. >>> right now a major rescue operation under way after an avalanche buried people under the snow at a ski resort in new mexico. gadi schwartz has late details for us. >> reporter: tonight a frantic search at the highest ski peak in new mexico. >> an avalanche hit kachina peak. there's been multiple victims. >> reporter: it's unclear how many people were buried alive. so far two have been pulled out of the snow, according to rescuers. local hospitals confirming they've received two patients in critical condition. according to "the taos news," crews with avalanche probes and rescue dogs are

in the northeast and donald trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria means foreign powers involved in the war or reassessing their positions last september turkey and russia struck a deal russia cold offer threatens government's assault on it lip and together they created a demilitarized zone with turkey responsible for making rebel groups pull back into it lives in tyria but as turkey's president meets vladimir putin in moscow on wednesday the sands are shifting again moscow expects that the vast territory that the controlled with the united with the help of the united states the syrian government will take over. hoping that it can have a small buffer on the border with turkey that it might control and kind of prevent the kurdish elements from in infiltrating that area that is of course changing the both of them but i think that's the main disagreement as well because russia does not agree with turkey with turkey is a mission to establish a buffer zone on the border for the thousands of refugees shivering in their lives camps it's

now the northeast is feeling the chill.arc liverman is in new york's times square, and it looks pretty cold out there, marc. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yeah, pretty cold is a good way to describe it. frigid is probably even better. even at this hour, normally there's a lot of people out in times square. almost no one out here right now. and everybody who is, they are bundled up. hard to imagine it is 15 degrees colder than right here in parts of the midwest. it may look pretty, but the polar vortex is no picnic. >> made it about two blocks and huddled up in a gas station and ubered home. >> reporter: the ucla men's volleyball team in chicago for a roadtrip couldn't handle the sub-zero temperatures. >> we actually had to search the athletic department, actually borrowed what we had from the football team. we're usually not prepared for this in california. >> reporter: northern some -- >> reporter: more northerners enjoyed the cold, turning boiling water into snow, and freezing wet t-shirts. >> we don't care. we

we're looking at the top temperature in warsaw just a five degrees so find a dry and cold in the northeast and all unsettled in the south a matter unsettled weather across the mediterranean is making its way into the northern parts of africa too so we're going to see quite a few outbreaks of rain there over parts of northern area and into parts of china zero as well and then as that sinks its way southwards it will drag in some cooler air so more of that will be turning to snow over the high ground as we head through thursday for the central belt of africa plenty of fine weather to be found here perhaps a couple of showers around the coast of nigeria but most of the showers of the south. whether online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has coalface an eagle protest i'll strike to police to use force to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice vote for lots of different reasons what's different types of bricks join the global co

the midwest and northeast getting ready before the bigger storm this weekend. >>> state of dis-union? house speaker nancy pelosi asking president trump to delay the state of the union. the new report this morning on what the president told one of his top aides about the government shutdown. >>> plus, the impact. schools scaling back student lunches and a brewing concern in the beer industry. >>> judgment day. the former teacher who ran away with his 15-year-old student for more than a month sparking a nationwide search learns his fate. the judge's decision on prison time. >>> plus, days after its controversial me too commercial, gillette under fire again accused of charging women higher prices than men. the company's response. >>> caught on video, the great white shark believed to be the biggest in the world. >>> and one customer's special gift to his favorite worker at mcdonald's. she had no idea. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the powerful storm taking shape that's expected to deliver brutal winter weather to much of the country. >> the storm slammed into the wes

>>> wicked weather weekend, from the northeast to the midwest, snow, sleet, rain, and right now dangerously cold temperatures. officials warning people to stay inside if possible. we'll have the latest on what to expect. >>> day 31 of the government shutdown and the president's latest immigration proposal falling on deaf ears for democrats. but is this the start of some tangible negotiations? >>> this morning, surprising results from a new long-term study on early childhood education. it turns out the benefits of preschool may last even longer than previously thought. >>> did you happen to catch last night's spectacular super blood wolf moon? we'll tell you what makes it so special. >>> and today is the 33rd national dr. martin luther king jr. day. we'll tell you what's ahead as america honors a civil rights trail blazer. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm philip mena. millions of people are feeling the impacts of a major winter storm system. the middletown, connecticut, police department confirming a worker was killed by a falling tree sunday afte

we start to see the northeast thursday morning will be the worst of it for you. new york city negative 13, vermont negative 18. the other thing we have to watch closely, that temperature in chicago. the all-time coldest temperature is negative 27. doesn't look like we're going to get there this morning but we have another shot tomorrow morning. a >> oh, man, tough go. thank you, bill. >>> chicago police are investigating a reported attack that left empire store jussie smollett hospitalized. smollett told police he was out getting a bite to eat when he was beaten by two men who hurle. police are investigating this as a possible hate crime. miguel a.m. gear has more. juss star on the hit television show empire is recovering from multiple injuries after police say he was brutally at 2:00 a.m., investigators say two men approached smollett who may have recognized the actor yelling racial and homophobic slurs. after the assault police say the attackers threw an unknown chemical on his face and tied a noose around his neck. >> the noose was place the over the friend's

feelinghe northeast is the arctic cold. the new york state police responded to this crash involving more than 20 vehicles. tevernor cuomo directed non-essential s employees in this area to stay home today. and the u.s. postal service i suspending service today in michigan, indiana, illinois, ohio, and pennsylvania. to s if your zip code is affected by the service and the disruption there, you cane view alerts on usps.com. >>> let's turn now to nbc meteorologist bill karins to see when this is going to come to an riend. >> his doesn't even begin to tell the story of this. negative 70 windchill yesterday in eli, minnesota. chicago had its second coldest day ever recorded in their city's history, which goes back to late 1870s. very historic stuff.s todayhe third day of it. yesterday was the peak. today is still bitterly cold. 're going to slowly come out of this. friday and saturday a lot of relvery. windcharnings continue still from the dakotas all the way through the northeast. windchill advis for all the big cities and i-95

ou drops about maybe 1 to 2 inches of snow t the midwest, northeast, into new england. the secondtorm coming out from the west s brings heavw from the rockies making its way thursday into friday. as it moves across the rockies, on friday that snow is into th ains with an icy mix and heavy rain down to the south. as we move into saturday, sunday, gusty winds blow g snow from the plains to the northeast. totals anywhere from 3 to 6 inches through the midwest, but as you get into the northeast and new england, we're looking at anywhere from 9 to 18 inches of snow. moves out quickly sunday, then some lake effect on monday. lester? >> all right, al, we'll get the shovels ready, thanks. >>> tonit a major safety recall to tell you about. hyundai and kia are going ahead with a recall of nearly 170,000 enhicles due to fire risks though the goveragency that oversees recalls is mostly closed due to the shutdown for a list of the models affected, visit our facebook page. >>> that news comes as carmakers show off their newest models at the detroit auto show. but this year it's what

the windchill is expected to drop below zero across the northeast. tom? >>> and i want to get to sam champion in central park, tracking it all. the temperatures already starting to drop where you are. how extraordinary is this cold? >> reporter: i think very and for two reasons. its scope, and the fact that it goes from the great lakes into the midatlantic. windchills at 20 below, 30 below, it's dangerous to be outside for a long period of time. the door is now open for this arctic air to drop all the way into the deep south, and it's behind this storm in the northeast. in d.c., it's dropped 27 degrees in the last 6 hours. our windchill in the park is now 3 degrees. low of 8 in philadelphia, and look at the windchills. 24 below, 22 below, 10 below in philadelphia, 14 below in pittsburgh. here in new york city, by the way, the windchills will be below zero for 24 hours straight at least. tom? >> sam, thank you. >>> we move to the government shutdown. the tsa saying so many workers are calling out because of financial issues. the agency says they're in unch

it'll be a slick morning commute for millions as the northeast braces for a winter wallop this weekend. overnight the storm barreling across the country. millions are bracing from the plains to new england. the danger of winter weather on display in provo canyon in utah. an avalanche burying a major road in 30 feet of snow. and in taos, new mexico, a terrifying race to save skiers buried by an avalanche there. >> multiple victims. unknown how many at this time. >> hundreds of skiers coming together going up and down the mountain searching for survivors. one of them new mexico's former governor gary johnson. >> hundreds of skiers that came together to look for these guys, and when we found them, i mean they were gone. >> reporter: two people were trapped under the snow for more than 20 minutes. at least one didn't survive. that area of new mexico receiving 15 inches of snow in the last week. the storm has already soaked california where at least five storm-related deaths are reported. a mudslide crushing cars in los angeles. >> it just sounded like either like a very giant tree falling

now people in the northeast are bracing for more. ktvu's ray bogan is in minneapolis with a look at the conditions. >> the midwest is expecting one more day of extreme cold, before warmer air starts to move in. >> very cold. freezing. >> the polar vortex isn't just bringing life-threatening cold. it strained electrical systems, broken water pipes, and turned major bodies of water, into sheets of ice. the air temperatures in chicago and milwaukee dipped to 23 degrees below zero wednesday. with minneapolis a little colder, at minus 27. but wind chills around the region made it feel like negative 50 or lower. >> the wind chills probably the worst of it. >> with many businesses and schools closed, the streets were largely empty. the weather, freezing many forms of transportation wednesday, including more than 3500 flights across the midwest and northeast. at chicago's o'hare airport, it was so cold, fuel lines froze, forcing some flights to land with an overage of fuel, in order to make it to their next destination. more than y. the stor

we have that little bit of snow in the northeast this morning. the snow starting to really gather itself back through the northern plains, another storm moves into the northwest. we also have a chance of severe storms across eastern texas later today. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> we've still got a lot of cloud cover but expect a pretty beautiful sunrise. right now current temperatures in those 50s. 52 degrees, wind speeds light at about 5 miles per hour and we're still seeing some showers, but a lot of that is now trekked off to the east. we've still got plenty of moisture off to the north. if i zoom in closer, you could see we're still seeing some scattered showers kind of push on through into portions of the interior valleys, topping out in the 60s this afternoon. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >>> still ahead, an update on how prince philip is doing after the 97-year-old was involved in that really scary car wreck yesterday. >>> plus an

and now, it's headed to the northeast. look at all the winter weather advisories on the map, from pennsylvania right through most of new york, up through maine. you've got the chance of snow. now, i don't think it's going to be a foot, but i do think it will make the roads icy, especially tomorrow morning, and then again into wednesday. so, there are two rounds of this. it's going to be brisk. you're going to have lake effect snow behind it. keeping in mind that the midweek could be messy, too. let's then go to the west, because they've got more storms, after that raucous weekend they had. they've got 60-mile-per-hour gusts tomorrow might into wednesday, and up to a couple inches of rain, which they don't need, at least, as quickly as it falls. david? >> yes, the conveyor belt continues. all right, ginger, thank you. >>> we move on tonight, and we've been following the case of that 7-year-old girl in houston killed in a drive-by shooting while riding in a car with her mother and her sisters. an anonymous tip now leading to

across the northeast and midwest people were shoveling out today. in some spots in upstate new york more than 20 inches of snow fell there was rain and sleet that left streets and sidewalks in a slushy mess. shots of the hudson river in toy new york telling another part of the city, the ice contributed to hundreds of car accidents in missouri and beyond and frigid temperatures are rolling in creating a real danger tonight for icy roadways. we begin with kathy park in albany, new york. >>> a blast of winter weather buried parts of the northeast today dumping a foot of snow in albany, new york, even plow drivers bowled over. >> how does this storm compare to others that you've had to cover? >> biggest one for me. >> nearby, a stunning sight, the hudson river frozen. where there wasn't snow, water was a problem. heavy rain flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard and parts of coastal massachusetts arecities will m icy mess on the road and possible power outages as trees and power lines freeze. the windchill tomor

. >> even the postal service is not delivering mail today in parts of the midwest and northeast becausecold. it's just not safe to spend long periods outdoors. >> look at these windchill temperatures. this morning it will feel like 52 below zero in minneapolis. almost as cold in chicago. kansas city and st. louis will have windchills in the minus 20s. >> even atlanta will have a windchill of 16. we begin with abc's alex perez. >> reporter: whiteout conditions from lake-effect snow sending drivers sliding all over a michigan highway. >> westbound at kalamazoo. reported multiple semis. at least ten vehicles involved. >> reporter: this multi-car wreck pinning some inside their vehicles. at least seven taken to the hospital. the blinding snow charged by super arctic air that's pouring into the lower 48 like it hasn't in decades. chicago forecasting a windchill of 50 below zero, frostbite can begin in five minutes. >> your extremities, fingers, toes, and those are the areas most affected in a short amount of time, we are talking in minutes. >> reporter: anybody that has to work outside like

the ice is going to cause major problems for the northeast. stretching from scranton to bangor and portland. maybe as much as three quarters of an inch of ice could bring down trees, power lines and power outages will be a major deal across this region as well as that flash freeze that comes up on sunday night. jose? >> janice huff, thank you very much. >>> now to tfour-week-old government shutdown. president trump offered a deal to the democrats today, but refused to change his demand for nearly $6 billion for a wall at the mexican border. nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: on this day 29, president trump hosted a naturalization ceremony swearing-in five new americans in the oval office. >> you are now officially united states citizens. >> reporter: and with a new offer, he made government shutdown negotiations a national tv event. >> i'm here today to break the logjam. >> reporter: the president pledging new support for a long held priority for democrats. legal protection for certain immigrants. >> this

the storm that hammered the midwest, now pounding the northeast with blinding snow. roads a mess and this plane off the runway. >> you look up and everything's gone. >> plus the suspected tornado tearing up this town, and now the new weather warning. up next, a dangerous flash freeze. >>> sparking outrage. the video showing high school students coming face-to-face at the lincoln memorial. >> i heard them saying, build that wall. build that wall. >> but just how did this encounter begin? >>> back behind the wheel, prince philip returning to the road just two days after crashing his car. why the latest pictures led to a response from police. >>> and the final four. the chiefs taking on the patriots. the rams going head-to-head with the saints, all vying for a trip to the super bowl. espn's jeff saturday takes a look at who could have the edge in the sunday showdowns. >>> good morning. we are following two major stories this morning. the big winter storm hitting the northeast right now bringing a noxious cocktail of snow, sleet, rain and coastal flooding. >> take a look

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today's fork it improves a lot later this afternoon in area of the northeast.m in atlanta. get ready for is super bowl. in the west is where the active weather will be. los angeles could have heavy rain. let's talk about the upcoming forecast. some areas that had negative 60 wind chill are going to feel in the 40s and 50s by the weekend. that's 100 degree temperature feels like change in four days. doesn't happen very often. as we go through friday big storm comes into the west in california. have to watch out for possibility of flooding especially in those areas with burn scars. snow i talked about. by the time we get to saturday, everything is calm in the east. little bit of rain. big storm in the west, significant rainfall in california, some mountain snow in idaho. temperatures really begin to warm up saturday in areas of the midwest and then on sunday everyone is much warmer. omaha goes up to almost 60 degrees. mid-40s as far north as minneapolis. this time of the year very rare. close to record highs as we broke all the record lows. this has been a winter

neighbors awakeni to a huge police response here in the northeast. d.c. police say off oers were patrol near 18th and rhode island avenue when they heard gunfire. they found the shooting victim nearby on queen's chapel road. he died on the scene. they haven't released his name or motive behind the shooting. >>> for the first time in weeks, we are finallyin enj a dry weekend. and it is beautiful outside. but mara, the cold air is definitely here to stay. so jackets are a mustor sure. >> settling in tonight, we are looking at a good amount of cold air, temperatures dropping into the 30s. but it's winter afterall and it's been feeling like winter at the end of the week. for now let's plan yourevening. i know a few of us will be stepping out tonight ifsehat's the this is what you're looking at, dry conditions, temperatures in the 30s,ind of hovering in the low 30s overnight. no major dips as we head througg your saturday but this is why i need to you stick around because we have some changes on the way. i'm going to help you plan out and i'll let you know who

dangerous avalanches in new mexico and utah with a major winter storm closing in on the midwest and the northeast bearing the brunt of this weekend. some parts could receive two feet of snow. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i had herbs growing in my garden because it was so warm. good by. i'm christine romans. let's begin with breaking news. buzzfeed reporting that president trump personally directed michael cohen to lie to congress about a proposed trump tower moscow project. buzzfeed's sources, two law enforcement officials, say the president instructed cohen to say negotiations to build the tower ended months before they actually did. the sources say cohen confirmed to special counsel robert mueller's team that, yes, the president issued the order to lie to congress. buzzfeed reports mueller's office learned about it through interviews with multiple interviews with the trump organization, internal e-mails and other documents. >> here is how rudy giuliani responded to the bombshell report. quote, if you believe cohen, i can get you a great deal on the brooklyn bridge

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later this afternoon and evening, it starts to approach the northeast. the storm itself is tracking a little warmer for areas across new jersey up into new york, be long island and so you were connectic southern connecticut and southern new england. but you go a little farther to the north and westyou were southern connecticut and southern new england. but you go a little farther to the north and west and we are looking at ice. and farther to the north, the potential for significant snowfall especially in the higher elevations. so we are looking for about 34 to 8 inches back through ohio, closer to a sfoot ffoot to a fo half across the northeast. higher elevations could have closer to 2 feet. but this is going to be a huge area of concern. look at down east maine, most of massachusetts, this is ice accumulation perhaps as much of half an inch to three quarters of an inch that could down trees and power lines. and on monday, we're looking at the coldest temperatures we've seen so far season. >> all right, dylan, thank you very much. >>> and now to that br

a lot of people are affected.th north northeast. they're going to start turning this way a little bit more. that will set us up with a dry pattern that will stick with this right through the bay area week. for the first time in a while, we have had a lot of everything. we are looking at very mild temperatures and dry conditions for the entire week. you can go after the gutters, roof, whatever you've got to do. overnight lows tonight will be chilly. there is plenty of sun and clear skies. did you see the eclipse last night it all you guys? >> i got a couple of glimpses of it. more clearing tonight. when i come back, we will look at that five day forecast. >>> people who live in san francisco's hunters point are demanding a contract is revoked with tetra tech. they were awarded a contract to clean up debris. it's the same company involved in a naval shipyard. lawsuits alleged the company falsified tests of the soil. that radiation in the soil has led to chronic health problems. >> the tetra tech conspiracy is the last and along change

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an ice and snowstorm for areas of northeast as we go throughout sunday.point those details as we go through the week. >> i was hoping for some snow. we got nothing. >> there was a dusting. >> i was in billion. >> you come to billion and you don't tell us. >> up live in billion? >> we both live in billion. we talking to your colleagues. >>> still ahead he hasn't been white house chief of staff for very long but if you reports claim president trump is already lashing out at mick mulvaney over the government shutdown. we'll have that story straight ahead. have that story straight ahead. you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. how sexy

blast of arctic air sweeping across the upper tier of the country now rapidly pushing toward the northeast. the weather blamed for at least six deaths so far. windchills are dipping as far as 50 below zero. so cold in chicago that fires were actually lit to keep commuter rails from freezing. our miguel almaguer is in the frozen zone tonight. >> reporter: it's not just the winter whiteout conditions and treacherous roads making headlines. it's also the bone-chilling deep freeze. hard to see but easy to feel. >> it's like stinging, it's like having a needle into your skin. >> reporter: today 210 million americans below freezing by morning. 58 million of them waking up to subzero temperatures. records shattered in more than two dozen cities. among them chicago, the windy city a frozen tundra feeling like negative 52. >> it's brutal, man, this is the worst i've ever seen. >> can't even see out of your glasses. >> can't see out of my glasses, no. >> reporter: across the country it's just as brutal. >> i'm in des moines where we broke the record of 13 below zero, right now it's 20 below, and tha

the exception to that is the far northeast of scotland because they are coming in off the atlantic. scotland i should say will see that slightly milder weather and as we go into tomorrow, you get the picture by now. a lot of crowd on the map, still potentially some sunny crowd on the map, still potentially some sunny spells across northeast england and eastern scotland. i think the sunny spells tend to fit in with crowd across the southwest of england and the temperature is paid back to between five and 8 degrees. a small change as we go through saturday evening we will see this band of patchy rain moving across northern ireland and scotland and that is associated with a very wea k and that is associated with a very weak frontal system which is going to push its way further south as we go into sunday. taking cloud with it, sunday looks like a pretty cloudy day across much of england and wales particularly maybe dias pa rt and wales particularly maybe dias part of drizzle from the thicket of this crowd crowding over again and i'm hopeful we'll see some sunshine across the north of sc

a new winter storm system makes its way across the country and the deep freeze continues in the northeast>>> with the government shutdown now in its second month, workers prepare to miss another paycheck. >>> and teachers in los angeles return to the picket lines this morning, after strikes begin a morning, after strikes begin a second week. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the rocki lakes. there's a blizzard warning east colorado. it will bring heavy rain and travel. frigid temperatures will brace those in the east and the mid-atlantic. and advisories for delaware, parts of virginia and north carolina. the cold weather comes on the heels of a that killed at least seven people from coast to coast. >>> and it's day 32 of the partial government shutdown. and 800,000 workers are set to miss another paycheck this week. senate republicans plan to vote on president trump's immigration proposal later this week. in an effort to end the shutdown, democrats are not going for it. marc liverman has the latest. >>> good morning, since president trump announced the plan, as the partial go

just today flights grounded in the northeast because of air traffic control staffing issues. tonight back pay will soon be on the way for affected government workers. their joy tempered, however, by the fact this deal is only temporary. our hallie jackson starts us off tonight. hallie, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. the president is expected to sign that bill to reopen government once it reaches his desk. and despite the personal pain for so many people over these last five weeks, politically it's like the last 35 days never happened, with the president right back where he started. it's a deal and a defeat for president trump. >> i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> reporter: but that fix only opens the government for three weeks and it does not provide any new money for a border wall, as prdeennded. democrats refused. >> no one should ever underestimate the speaker, as donald trump has learned. >> i can't assure the public on anything the president will do, but i do have to s

across the northeast and midwest, people wer shoveling out today. in some spots in upstate new york, me than 20" of snow fell. when there wasn't snow, there was rain and sleet that left streets andidewalks in a slushy mess. hudson river in troy new york, telling another part of the story, the ice. the weather contributing to hundreds of car accidents in missouri and beyond and frigid temperatures rolling in, d creating a reager for icy roadways. we begin with kathy park in albany, new york. >> reporter: a blast of winter eather buried parts of the midwest and northeast today, dumping nearly a foot of snow in albany, new york, even plow drers bowled over. >> how does this storm compare to others you've had to cover? >> biggest oneore. >> reporter: nearby, a stunning sight. the hudson river frozene wh there wasn't snow, water was aproblem. heavy rains flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard, and parts of coastal massachusetts are under water. overnight, a major drop inur temper in some cities will mean an icy m

and that snow will be tracking tuesday into wednesday, across the northeast. about an inch in new york, boston and washington, d.c. but then some higher totals to the northwest of the boston area. i'm meteorologist drew bourgoyne for cbs news. >>> president trump's former campaign adviser roger stone will appear before a federal judge today. stone faces charges that he obstructions an investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. marc liverman is here with more on what stone is saying publicly before his court hearing. marc, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. roger stone has been speaking to the media basically nonstop since he was arrested on friday. the message that he's putting out there that he's not guilty but that's not what special counsel robert mueller says. >> reporter: former trump campaign adviser roger stone faces prison time, but you wouldn't know it when he arrived in washington for his arraignment monday. >> it's not a bad day. >> reporter: late last week, stone was indicted on lying, obstruction and witness

. >>> a new round of dangerously cold weather is expected in the midwest and northeast this week.t will dump snow from the northern plains into the great lakes creating hazards for travels. blizzard conditions will be impacting north and south dakota. arctic air with bone-chilling temperatures are expected starting tomorrow. minnesota could dive down to 59 degrees below zero by wednesday. meteorologist lauren casey of our philadelphia station kwy has more on the polar vortex. >> reporter: it's back as we head into the upcoming week. the polar vortex will make another appearance. the polar vortex is a persistent upper-level low positioned over the north pole or giant chunk of very cold air that's going to surge southward into portions the midwest and northeast as we head into the upcoming week and present dangerous windchill temperatures for places like chicago and minneapolis. check out the numbers. windchill values down to 55, 59 below zero as we head into wednesday morning. at these levels, frostbite can set in on exposed skin in a matter of minutes. the cold, arctic air moves e

wild weather slamming the southeast and the northeast.hearing reports of tornadoes, yes, tornadoes in january with some damaging winds whipping across mississippi, louisiana, and alabama. but that is one street in alaba alabama. >> there is an inch of ice in the south and additional foot of snow that is also causing problems in the northeast. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is in the severe weather center with the latest. how often do we see tornadoes in mid january in the south? >> it's rare. but if it's going to occur, it was likely to be in the southeast. but, again, even for this area, it is rare in january. their peak is more in the spring, march, april, may, those typical months. we had not one but three reported tornadoes from this system that slid through yesterday. numerous wind reports causing tree limbs and things like that to come down as well. but we also had storm reports further north from the same system but those were a different type of report. those were actually snow reports and some of them quite significant. two r

the low lifts northeast as it approaches land so while the north bay could see 1 to 3 inches tuesday into wednesday, the rest of the bay area will see light amounts. medium range models indicate unsettled weather to continue into the weekend. (justine) thank you mabrisa... and we have team coverage of the wet weather for you today. gayle ong is out in the north bay taking a look at the flood advisories. (jrs) but first we want to get to kron4's dan thorn who has been tracking the treacherous road conditions in the east bay.. he's live near the freeway in emeryville tonight. dan what do the conditions look like out there? (dan)j.r. chp in oakland tells me at one point today they responded to at least 10 accidents in a 50 minute span.. the rain and gusty wind have been wreaking havoc on bay area drivers..the best advice from police is to take it slow.. a white knuckle grip on the steering wheel for many drivers along east bay freeways..wash out conditions sending cars into each other or flipping them over like this wreck along 24 in oakland..sot: it's very treacherous out there with th

this is what we are noticing throughout the northeast here in connecticut.governor activated the emergency operation center yesterday that will continue to be open throughout the day today, as they actively monitor the situation. look, guys. as we have been hearing the warn warnings from authorities is stay home. traveling by air is going to be extremely difficult throughout the northeast for millions of americans if you have to go to the airport but also on the road. we are out here surveying the situation. pulled over here so we can safely give you a look at what is happening. some of the roads and highways but the temperatures continue to drop, as the precipitation continues to drop, then the real threat of the ice is what is going to linger into the second half of the weekend. >> at the end of the day is so dangerous, that ice. especially if you think you see it but you don't. >> black ice in the morning. >> be careful. polo sandoval, thank you. >>> the government shutdown, it is making for desperate times. we see these federal workers and their families

that was why in six-party talks they were made chair of the northeast peace and security. >> northeast asia security mechanism. >> and so. >> whatever that means, right. >> i think they have something to add. maybe if i can go back for the treaty issue, i think we have to remember that for the united states we got involved in the korean war unthe u.n. umbrella. and that was part of the u.n. police action. so the war was never declared. and the second thing we are to remember is that chinese got involved as the volunteer -- chinese volunteer army. and so, again, there was no -- no war declaration there. so really if you look at it, the conflict is between north and south, you know. and i pose this -- this peace treaty or peace mechanism can be as complicated as you want to make it. what does the u.n. do? you know, what does it mean for u.s. forces? china was a signatory. south korea was not a signatory to the 1953 armistice. can you make it complicated. and of course the likelihood the treaty will ever get to -- gets past the congress is probably zero to nil. and so i think we need to -

slowly draining into areas in the northeast and mid-atlantic but the really brutal stuff is up there from fargo to bismark to diluth internathenal falls you won't break zero today. it's really just tracking the cold outbreaks. >> thank you. everyone's favorite hippo is celebrating her second birthday. fiona, the famous hippo of thet cincinoo munched on a cake made of her favorite fruits. she rose the fame she was born premature, weighing only 29 ounds. that's one fifth what a normal newborn should. now she's up to a healthy weight for a hippo her age. over 1,000 pounds. pretty goodpr for aie avppo. >> wee breaking news for you outf georg involving a series of deadly shootings and the controversial leaving never land debuts but not without some problems. stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. before starting

for the northeast, cold grips the northeast and won't get us go. we're looking at snow storms lingering throughout portions of maine. the accuweather real feel calculations, 30 below in some cases. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the big event in the sky overnight that you might have missed. zblchlgt also ahead, prince philip behind the wheel just days after a serious crash. why police talked to the7-year-old prince. >>> a toddl >>> she has her hands up? oh, my xwod, look at that. >> florida police officers are defending this video of a 2-year-old girl holding her hands up in the air. people were outraged when it first appeared on social media. the officers were trying to comfort the little girl. she was mimicking her parents who were suspected. two men were later charge with theft. >>> local police say they he spoken to prince philip about not wearing his seat belt. just two days after he was involved in a photographed not wearing a seat belt while driving. >> he could have shown a little bit more wisdom. realized there