it's windy in the northeast.r across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures today head for the mid-50s. it's going to be a cool afternoon after a very cold start. we'll see more of the same as we go into the rest of the weekend, san francisco's morning temperatures in the upper 30s and it does get slightly warmer for the end of next week while our inland areas are in for a cool and sunny weekend as well. we'll wake up again to more freezing temperatures and patchy frost, but those m >>> all right. are you guys ready for sunday night? it's "football night in america. the giants are headed south a bit. we are taking on the commanders in washington. clear and cold temperatures about 32 degrees. that's what you want for football, isn't it and don't forget you can watch "sunday night football" night in america. craig? >> okay. dylan, thank you. >>> we are excited, y'all. this is big. we are getting to our "merriest main street," aren't we?

what could soon be coming, what abc news has learned tonight, and the storm slamming part of the northeast at this hour, and then what's right behind it as we lead up to christmas. >>> first, the breaking headline sources tell abc news the january 6th committee is preparing to refer former president trump to the department of justice to face criminal charges for the attack on the u.s. capitol. jon karl live in washington. >>> also tonight, the powerful nor'easter slamming the northeast at this hour. the winter storm warnings from pennsylvania through new york up to maine, where they're measuring snow in feet. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour, from new york to boston. rob marciano here again tonight. >>> this evening, the case that centered on this issue -- should parents will held responsible. tonight, the father of the young man suspect in the that deadly

more than 50 ripping across seven states across the south as the storm pushes into the northeast. >>> is covid coming home for christmas? the white house bringing back free testing as cases surge, the same day congress tosses out a vaccine mandate. >>> sparking a new tweet storm, why elon musk says he has banned a group of journalists from twitter. >>> and scienc signs of e sign the santa making christmas extra special for those children hard-of-hearing. "early today" starts right now i'm phillip mena >> i'm cori coffin a chaotic week for the u.s. as a winter storm tore through the majority of the country. the midwest facing heavy snow and high winds multiple crashes plaguing roadways with at least one dead. the northeast could face up to 18 inches of snow and parts of the south are still reeling from tornados that tore through seven states >> reporter: the deadly storm system that decimated parts of the south is on the move severe thunderstorms and one tornado in florida hours after tornados tore through louisiana where they killed at least three people >> they're going to certify so

this is as the northeast braces for today's impact.ave impacted christmas travel plans for people hitting skies. more than 3100 flights have been canceled just this morning. many people are heading home to see family but travel plans have not gone as planned. flight aware is tracking travel misery and it is getting worse. anyone heading to sfo, check your airline or check that flight before you head out. sfo is the reporting at least 49 flights delayed and 46 have been canceled. there is trouble for holiday travelers in the east bay. this morning oakland airport is reporting 37 flights that have been delayed and 34 cancellations already. at the airport in san jose, fewer flights are grounded. most are planes heading to denver, chicago, texas. 24 flights are delayed and 33 have been canceled. air lines are expecting today to be the busiest single day of travel nationwide. travelers are preparing to wait in the very long lines. joycelyn moran is live at sfo. is it getting any busier out there? >> reporter: it is getting busier when it co

northeast east southeast northeast northeast east that's bringing all that valley fog back in so fairfield, suisun city, vacaville to cordelia starts to get that north northeast breezes 12 northeast at 12 and 37 degrees. i mean, it's cold pattern any probably won't get home over about 39 or 40 for some of those inland locations. north wind east wind northeast across the board. here, take your pick. it's all thirties and forties. here at berkeley 35, oakland 36 carlos 35 sunny villas, 34. petaluma because of fog and also santa rosa in the thirties. their mid thirties napa 36. we were colder yesterday morning. there are a few twenties, but mainly it's thirties. boulder creek's 30 felton, 31, san martinez, 32, santa clare and campbell, 31. 30 and even soquel actors and santa cruz are in the mid thirties. higher clouds spilling and these are weak systems coming across will be more show than go. we probably have to wait until the 27th 28th for any rain. there are some multiple signs that that will develop the weekend. if there isn't any fog does look warmer. everything will be in the middle of

it's northeast 23.ore breeze that will translate into warmer temps for oakland, berkeley and also over to the san mateo coast. thirties for many single digits. south lake tahoe is at eight. monterey fresno and bakersfield all 37 thirties forties on the temps here, sfo, says 48 47 pillar point montara beaches. 46 yeah, look at all the thirties menlo park's down to 33, along with woodside, redwood city, 35. foster city, san carlos 36 stanford campus. 35 it's a dry pattern for us. it's too much high pressure here. everything is going to be in the hawaiian islands or east of the rockies. brutally cold. they're already talking about a white christmas for many, but for us, we had our 1st 10 days of december, and now it looks very quiet fifties on the towns near average. now, for some, we've been below for a long time, but it looks quiet going into the weekend. alright see you. thank you time 6 51, the police leader help! they want to identify a man. this man who kicked a woman as he rushed off. um unique bus.

look at some of these numbers already with snow totals across the northeast. florida and new york this in the southern catskills. 18 feet, 16.5 in putney, vermont. also parts of pennsylvania, high impact snow event. still coming down on the radar. albany, you're getting it. the adirondacks continue to get it, the berkshires. and this low pulls into the gulf of maine tomorrow. we'll get wind as well behind this, finally ending late tomorrow night. but the cold air, as you mentioned, coming in, and a reinforcing shot of cold air for the eastern three-quarters of the country into next week. prolonged cold, we'll see subzero cold in some spots, and this pattern sets the stage for a potential winter storm by christmas. just a matter of where it sets up. david? >> rob marciano. again, thank you, rob, and the team all week. >>> to other news, and late today, the father of a teen accused in that mass shooting in that july 4th parade in highland park, illinois, the father is being charged, too. charged with seven felony counts in the incident. the prosecutors argue the

slamming the northeast right now and into tomorrow. heavy snow, ice on the highways. the accidents already. parts of an interstate shut down tonight. the potential of this becoming a nor'easter. this storm bringing dangerous travel. snow, ice, blinding rain from virginia, up through pennsylvania, new york to maine. it's possible that it becomes a nor'easter and across the south more than 50 reported tornadoes now from texas to florida, at least three dead. the reported tornado touching down in st. petersburg today. a confirmed ef-3 hitting farmerville, louisiana. rob marciano is standing by to time this all out. >>> also breaking tonight, the verdict late today in the case of a former police officer accused of shooting and killing a woman in her own home. the officer claiming he thought there was a burglary in progress when he opened fire but there was not. they say he opened the door because they burned something on the stove. >>> tonight, new warning about the flu and the spike in covid. and how americans can get free testing kits again. also, we're tracking an alar

. >>> tonight, dangerous storms slamming the northeast right now and into tomorrow. heavy snow, ice on the highways. . the accidents already. parts of an interstate shut down. this storm bringing dangerous travel. bringing snow, ice and heavy rain from virginia to maine. it's possible that it becomes a nor'easter and across the south more than 50 reported exas tida, at leastthree dead. the reported tornado touching down in st. petersburg today. a confirmed f-3 hitting farmerville, louisiana. the latest watches and warnings at this hour. >>> also breaking tonight, the verdict late today in the case of a former police officer accused of shooting and killing a woman in her own home. the officer claiming that he thought he saw a robbery in progress when he opened fire, but there was not. >>> tonight, new warning about the spikes in flu and covid. tracking an alarming strain of strep on the riesz. >>> surveillance image police want the public to study, reviewing surveillance of a car at a gas station spotted near the scene where four college students were murdered. what t

that's the more populated area of the northeast. in the west, we not only have wind advisories and winter storm warnings, but blizzard conditions in wyoming and nebraska. it emerges in to colorado and wyoming and nebraska. that's where the blizzard conditions will be. maybe 2-feet of snow potentially in places like rapid city. in the southern part of the city, that's where the threat of tornadoes is going to be, especially across the northern half of shreveport. tuesday and wednesday both dangerous days in the deep south. commutes here will be dicey as well. linsey. >> that weather map really lit up. rob, thank you. >>> a major breakthrough in to the bombing of pan am flight 103. the man accused of making the explosive device is now in u.s. custody. all people on board died when the plane went down in 1988. an additional 11 people on the ground were killed. nbc senior executive reporter aaron katersky spoke to the brother of one of the victims. >> reporter: almost 34 years later, the libyan intelligence who expected of making the bo

we will see snow and ice take hold in the northeast before it changes to all rain. this afternoon, overnight, into tomorrow morning the temperatures will warm up, though, which is why we will see the transition over to heavier rain besides that, we h have the snow and the wind and the very >>> as we take a look at our temperatures for today, it's going to reach into the mid and upper 50s. still kind of cool around the bay area. with a mix of sun and clouds today, and as we go into tonight we are back close to freezing for the inland areas, down to around 33 degrees. we may have to start off tomorrow by scraping the frost off the windshield win >> and tha >> and that's your latest forecast >> all right dylan, thank you so much >>> all right. coming up, guys, inside the dramatic rescue of two friends and their dog. they lost dog. lost at sea for days >> the captain of the massive oioil tanker t that found d them callining it, quotote, divine e intervenention we'l'll have thahat incredibibly ofof survival.l. but firsrst these memessages and yoyou are? i'm an invnvestor

and what this is all bringing to the northeast. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> also tonight, nearly 34 years since the bombing of pam an flight 103, killing 270 people including 190 americans, 35 syracuse university students, tonight, the alleged bomb-maker appearing in an american court. and what we heard. how the bomb was made, how it was hidden, and how it made it on that plane. and the families tonight reacting to justice all these years later. pierre thomas is here. >>> across the u.s., just before christmas, flu, covid, and rsv. tonight, 43 states reporting high or very high levels of flu-like illness. hospitals at nearly 80% capacity. and in several major cities tonight including new york city, authorities urging people to wear masks indoors. stephanie ramos on what you should watch for. >>> the new images coming in tonight, hundreds of migrants at the southern border crossing into the u.s., carrying children across the rio grande to reach el paso, texas what's behind this sudden surge? and authorities warn it

but it's in the northeast where 15 million people are under these winter storm warnings or watches or advisories, ice is also a concern too across pennsylvania but we could see 12 to up to 18 inches of snow, again, mostly the higher elevations in that i-95 corridor. just rain, and the whole thing's gone as we go into saturday. >> all right, dylan, thanks very much >>> an urgent push by the white house for americans to get flu and covid vaccines as cases of both viruses surge just before the holidays. while we're getting some encouraging news about cases of rsv, peter alexander now with the latest >> reporter: tonight as americans head into the holidays, fears that the flu is hitting harder and earlier than any time in the past decade. at rhodede island hohospital, e. bedsds now 100% % full flu hospitalizations there doubling in the last two weeks what does the trajectory look like right now as it relates to the flu in your community and across the country >> we are seeing it about a month earlier than we have in previous years, so it is very frightening at this point in time >> report

the powerful storm slamming the northeast as we come on the air after two feet of snow. blizzard warnings in the plains, dozens of crashes in the midwest. at least one fatality. tens of thousands without power. >>> in the south more than 50 reported tornadoes across seven states. >>> new damage in florida today. we're tracking it all. >>> also tonight caught on camera, the fighter jet crash landing at a military base. the pilot ejecting. the parachute deploying. what we're learning were all this. >>> the tripledemic fears heading into the holidays. the white house sending out free at home covid test kits again as cases spike. >>> the three men sentenced for the plot to kidnap michigan's governor. how long they'll spend behind bars. >>> the senate passing a bill to ban tiktok from government devices. the growing concerns china could use it to spy on americans. >>> new bombshell from harry and meghan's doku here's. the tense family meeting where harry says william screamed at him in front of queen elizabeth. will the palace respond? >>> and the restaurant putting the home

back here in northeast colorado, there is a blizzard warning in effect until midnight.e storm moves east, ice and gusty winds could cause problems for parts of iowa, south dakota, and minnesota. norah. >> i am sending you a hot chocolate. it looks cold out there. manny bojorquez, thank you so much. >>> well, as the dangerous storms move east, let's check in with mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. severe storms taking center stage across the south today. take a look at the conditions that were seen over fort worth, texas. funnel clouds here and in nearby grapevine, texas, five people transported to hospitals with injuries. we know that severe risk will continue right through the evening. the risk areas east texas through louisiana, into mississippi, in particular alexandra, jackson, shreveport could be locations affected. then tomorrow, new orleans in play. gulfport, mobile, pensacola, and eventually into the panel handle of texas. certainly a lot of severe weather across the south but a big sprawling storm s

we've got snow showers still piling in tonight across parts of scotland and northeast england combinedt of england, too, we're seeing some rain, some sleetiness, perhaps even some snow over the moors. temperatures overnight minus six, minus eight degrees. so very cold. once again, not quite as cold as it was last night, though, now through wednesday. then again, we've got blizzards across the north of scotland. gale force gusts at times, snow piling in for the likes of county durham, the north york moors. a little bit of snow for parts of county londonderry and antrim as well, largely dry and sunny elsewhere. we've got that rain just lingering out in the english channel there. perhaps a little bit of sleetiness mixed in, but temperatures just about above freezing for most of us. but when you add on the wind chill, it is going to feel about minus four or minus six degrees, particularly for parts of scotland and northeast england. wednesday night brings more heavy snow across parts of highland. and again, snow showers around the coast of north east england. it's another cold night again

and setting up over the northeast of flash freeze will be making travel treacherous. this morning blast of life threatening arctic air so called bomb cyclone are joining forces major highways shut down due to blizzard conditions, including hundreds of miles of i 90 cars and trucks sliding off the road , deadly crashes in multiple states. zero visibility here wyoming, south dakota, where an emergency was declared overnight . this shelter opened for drivers rescued from stranded cars and now parts of upstate new york, bracing for up to four ft of snow flooding across i 95 where winds could exceed 50 to 60 miles an hour in both sectors. and so that means trees down and power outages as well. and we're it doesn't snow that rain could flash freeze because his temperature's going to drop so suddenly things not much better at the airports more than 2000 flights have already been canceled today. it's pretty crazy. it is indeed right now it's terrible. it's been awful. chicago and denver airport's hit the hardest, more than a quarter of arrivals canceled at one point, the aver

to condition the northeast portion of the roof as on ocpayable roof deck. three, elil name doors to this portion of the roof and four use glass on the lower floor new windows. the department has received no letters in support or in opposition to this proposal. staff confirms support for this as it not only complies with the planning code but also residential design guideline articulate building to minimize impact to light and air. the project propose s a 200 square foot rear extension to third story setback 8 feet 4 inches from the property line over existing roof deck. the remaining portion of the northeast roof deck at third floor is minimally visible by proposed addition. new guardraid proposed to be glass with distance between the edge of the deck and rear wall of the requester being approximately 20 feet. adequate to insure access to light. and the deck location and distance do not also seem to pose undo burden therefore staff recommend not taking discretionary review and approving. thank you. >> thank you. >> dr reest requester. >> thank you commissio

as we head throughout tomorrow, we're looking at that rain moving into the northeast. also scattered showers into the mid south. and then wednesday, we're going see training storms. more rain. there is a lot of rain where you see thbrightere normal for this time of year temperatures in the 70s and 80s in texas all right. it's a new workweek. we're going to take a look at that forecast in just a bit. >> all right sounds good, michelle. thank you. >>> up next. we'll remember a beloved original member of "sesame street" who has just died. >> an an uatpde on nicick cacans health folollowing a r rush to e hospspital follolowing a solold performance. . .....clinicalllly showown to improrove joinint comfortt withinin 7 days. .....clinicalllly showown to improrove osteo bibi-flex - avavailable atat your lol retailer a and club. who says y you have toto d more on skskincare to get resesults? i i power up m my skin witith . to get resesults? itit works. guararanteed. to get resesults? try niniacinamide e for streng, retinol 24 for smomoothnes to get resesults? anand vitamin n c

actually that to the northeast of flats around to have a comment is to the northeast that will be seen some very heavy rifle. recently, a 24 hours, 144 millimeters of rain, more heavy showers, being driven in on the northeastern monsoon. as we go one through the next couple of days, actually i think the worst of it will be to the north, the quality but. but you can see that heavy right still in place as we go on through sat stay where to weather just not a little further north, which as we go on into sunday. so really heavy rain coming to southern parson thailand. by this stage, i think the footing may well be a problem here by that state. but you can see how keen that northeast wind is across the region that we some showers to into our vietnam, scattering a showers across philippines, much malaysia saying some chows, of course indonesia, also seeing some showers, some showers, longest bells have right now in the process of moving across at western australia, little more cloud sharing up here. area of low pressure, starting to notice way in land. so some lobby showers from time to time

back here in northeast colorado, there's a blizzard warning in effect until midnight and as the storm moves east, ice and gusty winds cold cause problems for parts of iowa, south dakota and minnesota. norah. >> o'donnell: i am sending you a hot chocolate. it looks cold out there, manny bojorquez, thank you so much. as the dangerous storms moves east, let's check in with mike bettes. with tners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. severe storms taking center stage across the south today. take a look at conditions seen over fort worth, texas. funnel clouds in nearby grapevine, texas. five people transported to hospitals with injuries. we know the severe risk will continue through the evening. the risk area east texas, louisiana, in particular alexandria, jackson, shreveport could be affected tomorrow. nonders, gulfport, pensacola, monroeville and the panhandle of texas. a big sprawl storm system producing a mainly winter storm across the north, winter storm diaz could bring several feet of snow. i 90, 70, have been shut down and wrapping up in th

he grew up here in northeast ohio. i'm just not that far from where john is, down at the marble room there. and i think i maybe would like to head there when this is over tonight to get one of those old fashions that looks pretty good, but he was he was born and raised here in northeast ohio. you know, never really called himself an abolitionist, but he was very, very much anti slavery, as was was pretty common here in northeast ohio. so went to school, got a very good education, was an academic as i said. and then when the civil war came along, decided he needed to do his part, joined union army, served in the army for about two and a half years. and then while he serving in the army was elected to congress and then went to the house of representatives in late 1863, while the war was still going on and stayed there until 1880, when he was elected president. so tell us about what garfield's opinion and his stances were on slavery as he entered the civil war. and tell us a little bit more his civil war service. sure. so

once again, snow showers for northeast scotland, perhaps pushing into the northeast of england, laterglia. temperatures only a degree or two above freezing for many of us on sunday. watch out for the potential for some snowfall in the potential for some snowfall in the southeast and then temperatures are still well below freezing into next week. bye—bye. now on bbc news it is time for sportsday. good evening. i'm 0lly foster. we are live in qatar at the world cup. here's what's coming up in the programme tonight: we have our first semi—finalist. croatia opera brazil out on penalties. england clinton plan till tomorrow night. we will hear from coach and captain ahead of their match against france. i'm sarah mulkerrins live at the bbc sport studio. also coming up in the programme: what a debut for pakistan spinner abrar ahmed —

this is going to make its way into the northeast, too.nterior northeast will see snow before today just chilly temperatures in the 30s and a lot of sunshine. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'l'll get to y your local l ft in the next 30 seconds.. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're under a microclimate weather alert because of the freezing temperatures we're seeing once again as well as a frost advisory. we're below freezing in much of the north bay and inland valleys as well as the tri-valley down to the south county. and we'll see our temperatures headed for the mid to upper 50s today. we're back to where we were yesterday. we'll be back down near or below freezing again tonight. our weather pattern on repeat. more dry weath >> and that's your latest forecast >>> coming up. >> jay leno was so badly burned in that garage fire, he has healed so well he had a lot to say and he did it with his signature humor. >> luckily, look, george clooney, if i was him it would be a huge problem. they said it

the northeast.mainly a rain event for the big cities all along i-95 corridors and the i.c.e. will be the biggest concern because you cannot travel when you have an i.c.e. storm and we are anticipating for parts of interior and northeast as well as appellations. there is the forecast along the coast, heavy rainfall, gusty winds and then we see the potential for snow for the interior northeast. eight to 12, some areas across northern new york up to new england, 12 to 18 inches which is great news for skiing, but we are dealing with ice. this will be in a storm friday for these areas including pittsburgh, harrisburg, down towards washington, d.c. i don't think we will see accumulating ice but it will be slippery and miserable for the drive on friday. so listen to your local weather officials to keep you posted. here is the ice impact, you know, quarter of financial or less, the potential for minor power outages, but we talk about disrupting or crippling ice storm on friday. so we can come i need you to

it will continue to track to the northeast within the next day or so.t's a very strong frontal system, a very strong system bringing many issues when it comes to northeast. winter storm warnings, freeze warnings, watches. if you are heading there in the next couple days to get to your loved ones keep in mind there will be plenty delays with this major system. in the bay it is more clear but we have a chance of showers in the forecast this afternoon. i will highlight that in a bit. how are the roads? >> the roads aren't bad. just a lot of people with the day off or kids out of school. for people heading out of town to travel, it will be busy starting this afternoon heading through the weekend for folks trying to get home for christmas holiday. that will start ramping up especially later on. do plan for that. if you are headed out, there is a trouble spot in altamont pass. that is an area where we are dealing with fog. be extra careful west 580 at grant line. speeds are down to about eight miles per hour. it is slow out of tracy on to 580. less volume tha

and the system now moving across the northeast. this evening, two people killed when a confirmed ef-2 touched down. winds up to 120 miles per hour. search and rescue teams going door-to-door, looking for possible victims. the twisters hitting several states. and in the northeast tonight, heavy rain and strong winds from new york city to boston. rob marciano is live. >>> tonight, will the rail strike be averted here in the u.s.? congress taking action. tonight, house democrats and republicans voting to force workers to accept a tentative deal. so, what next from the senate? with questions still remaining over sick leave. rachel scott live on the hill for us. >>> the emotional plea tonight and you'll see it from a family urging parents across this country to know who your children are talking to. chilling new details tonight, the former virginia state trooper who allegedly posed as a teenager and drove across-country to pick up a teenage daughter. police say killing the family and burning the home, and what he allegedly did to that f

tornado fears again at this hour, and the northeast gets hit next. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off in new orleans, where that tornado hit just a short time ago. >> reporter: tonight, relentless storms raking the south, taking aim at a major city -- new orleans. >> we have a tornado on the ground, i believe i saw near marrero, and over just east of new orleans. >> reporter: unbelievable, we're in the bottom of canal street, under tornado warning. there's been pieces of building materials, roofing materials, a lot of insulation that's been falling out of the sky. new orleans is getting hit by a tornado right now. >> whoa, look at that. >> reporter: the confirmed tornado causing damage and knocking out power. in new iberia, a driver catching this video of a massive confirmed tornado crossing the roadway. the new iberia medical center hit hard. windows blown out. at least five injured. >> they are rescuing people who are trapped inside of their houses. there is power lines down and live in the area. >> reporter: south of shreveport overn

now it is targeting the northeast.nately all the big cities are in just a cold miserable rain. we had the biggest trouble spots are really the interior sections of the northeast and on into new england by the time we get into tonight and tomorrow morning. we have very heavy snow, gusty winds and also the icing potential where we have seen more than a quarter inch of ice across portions of west virginia as well as pennsylvania. and so we're seeing very slick roads. the potential for power outages as well. once you have the weight of the heavy ice. winter storm warnings in effect. winter storm watches all up and down interior sections of the northeast and new england. so timing this how the this is going to head to the north throughout the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. still seeing a cold rain in new york city. all rain for boston as well. finally, wolf, this is heading out by the time we get to the beginning part of the weekend. >> all right. let's watch it closely. jennifer grey, thank you very much for th

it'll be a different story in the northeast . the showers will the northeast.d heavy at times. the showers could fall as sleet or snow over higher ground . or snow over higher ground. western parts of scotland will stay mostly dry with clear skies, meaning it will be cold. so the east we can expect more cloud and wintry showers this evening and overnight. meanwhile across northern ireland, we can expect some showers mainly towards northern and western parts with some clear spells in between, but perhaps not as chilly as last night. between, but perhaps not as chilly as last night . showers chilly as last night. showers will continue to feed in from the northeast overnight with chillier and clearer weather in the west . and that's how the the west. and that's how the weather shaping up overnight into tomorrow morning on mark dolan tonight eight. in my big opinion, the plot to reverse brexit is in full swing and the media are at the helm. we've come this far, folks. our freedom and sovereignty must be preserved at all costs. and i say that as a remainer. my mark

in the northeast, the first measurable snow in some places. then we're watching a major storm moving west to east. the whole country, in fact. this could be significant. several feet of snow in some places and dangerous winds with it. already snow blowing across the upper midwest tonight in charles city, iowa. some six inches of snow there. that storm already in sioux falls, south dakota. a half foot in just six hours. a semi jackknifing on the interstate there. heavy snow on roads in northern california. traffic backed up on interstate 5 and highway 89.r tethe most dangerous storm starting in the west tonight and moving all the way east with major impacts. snow up to eight feet. rain, powerful winds for millions in its path. senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all. he leads us off on a friday night. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. thankfully one of the three storms is weakening, but the others two are going to cause some big problems. let's go through it. we're seeing some snow tonight ito detroit. that's the first one. the secon

back here in northeast colorado, there is a blizzard warning in effect until midnight. and as the storm moves east, ice and gusty winds could cause problems for parts of iowa, south dakota, and minnesota. norah. >> o'donnell: i am sending you a hot chocolate. it looks cold out there. manny bojorquez, thank you so much. well, as the dangerous storms move east, let's check in with mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. severe storms taking center stage across the south today. take a look at the conditions that were seen over fort worth, texas. funnel clouds here and in nearby grapevine, texas. five people transported to hospitals with injuries. we know that severe risk will continue right through the evening. the risk area's east texas, through louisiana into mississippi-- in particular,exa, alexandria, jackson, shreveport could be locations affected. and then tomorrow, new orleans in play. gulfport, mobile, pensacola, toward monroeville, and eventually into the panhandle of texas. certainly a lot of sev

it'll be a different story in the northeast . the showers will the northeast.d heavy at times. the showers could fall as sleet or snow over higher ground . or snow over higher ground. western parts of scotland will stay mostly dry with clear skies, meaning it will be cold. so the east we can expect more cloud and wintry showers this evening and overnight. meanwhile across northern ireland, we can expect some showers mainly towards northern and western parts with some clear spells in between, but perhaps not as chilly as last night. between, but perhaps not as chilly as last night . showers chilly as last night. showers will continue to feed in from the northeast overnight with chillier and clearer weather in the west . and that's how the the west. and that's how the weather shaping up overnight into tomorrow morning . hello, i'm ray anderson . free hello, i'm ray anderson. free speech nation is coming up. the first. here are the headlines. well, the match is about to get underway between england and senegal at the world cup in qatar . the africa cup of nations

people are urged the stay off the roadways, northeast is getting socked now. pink on the radar, never a good sign. it is ice on the roads and perhaps on the power lines and that could bring down trees and cause power outages. interior sections of the mid atlantic and we'll see feet of snow for the northeast. along the coast it will be too warm for snow, a rain event. quite a bit of snow for the mountains. the other big deal will be the travel delays and cancellations. fox weather, our friends over there are working overtime to bring you the latest. devastation from the tornadoes, blizzard and now the northeast getting socked in. we'll keep you up to date. >> harris: thank you very much. two republicans and two democrats have formed a coalition calling on president biden to extend former president trump's measure title 42, which stem the surge of illegal immigrants at the border. they sent the president a letter. in part it says while admittedly imperfect, termination of the title 42 order at this time will result in a complete loss of operational control. dhs

. >>> snow piling up across the northeast. more than 140,000 without power. >>> dramatic video of a couple rescued after their car plummets 300 feet into a canyon how their phone saved them each without cell service >> we're one of a million people who gets to walk away basically unscathed. >>> is this the future of policing some departments start streaming body cameras live. critics are firing back. >>> and the biggest comeback in nfl history. how the vikings clinched it with just three seconds left in overtime >>> good evening since the january 6th committee began its investigation in the year and a half ago, there were questions about the ultimate purpose and end game of the congressional panel. that end game is starting to come into focus ahead of their final presentation on monday this weekend the committee is debating which charges to refer to the department of justice, and for whom the committee has made it clear from the beginning that its members believe former president trump is responsible for the attack on the capi

people across the northeast, waking up to a messy commute friday morning.ain and snow is falling across the region, forcing road closures and knocking out power to york and new england are seeing the worst of the conditions, forecasters say through the weekend snow totals are expected to reach 1 to 2 ft. in some areas in massachusetts plow drivers were out thursday night treating the roads were planning to start with some plowing and then our concern is the rain and the heavy rain. and catch basins that you know could be covered over this storm is part of the same system that's been making its way across the country this week. bringing blizzard conditions to the midwest and deadly tornadoes to the south. people in the dakotas are still digging out after seeing more than a foot of snow conditions have made travel nearly impossible, forcing many people inside and started snowballing right away. so i figured i'd step ahead of it that way. then i could go back inside and spend the day with the dogs and down south. the cleanup continues after dozens of reported

look at the huge bomb cyclone pushing through the northeast.e this weekend, be very careful. we are seeing a winter storm push into pacific northwest. we'll have more on that and what you can expect in a bit. >> i will have music in this next story. >>> voters decided arts and education should be available to all california students with passing many prop 28. a billion dollars will be allocated to california schools for music, theater, arts, dance, and more. for years a nonprofit performing arts school nestled in the woods has been teaching and advocating for arts education. their students and teachers are proof that having that available to kids can attach confidence, courage, but also inclusivity. >> ♪ we wish you a merry christmas. >> reporter: students from the school of performing arts singing their hearts out at the small theater nestled in the woods in pacifica. gary ferguson is artistic director. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's go through our christmas carols. >> reporter: he is new and knows a thing or two about performing on stage. >>

. >>> overnight, a major storm hits the northeast. millions hit with heavy snow, ice and rain.

the major storm hitting the northeast, with flooding from virginia to new york. a blizzard warning issued for at least eight states. and the coldest christmas in decades for millions. life-threatening for some areas. this morning, at least 3,000 flights canceled as the massive storm threatens last-minute holiday deliveries. we're tracking it all this morning. >>> breaking overnight, the january 6th committee releasing its final report, recommending that donald trump not be allowed to run for office ever again. our team reading through all 800-plus pages. >>> tripledemic holiday fears. the cdc's new alert urging