even across northern minnesota, international falls could see about 6 inches of snow. but again it's the blowing snow that is going to make things so dangerous. this cold front is going to move eastward. behind it is where the cold air is. we're going to see rain work into the midwest. as we go into monday. heavy rain up and down the east coast late tuesday and it could end briefly with snow on the backside of that by wednesday >>> showers overnight, clearing skies in san francisco and almost supermoon. that will be later on tonight. right now, almost full moon, partly cloudy skies. temperature lower 50s. low 50s in san jose. mostly sunny, cool and breezy this afternoon. upper 50s, san francisco. this begins a dry stretch of weather with gusty winds monday into tuesday, staying dry into and through next weekend. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> straight ahead the highs and lows of the week including the insane aerial stunt that went viral around the world. we'll explain how exactly these guys jumped off the top of a mountain and landed midair in a moving plane.

the highest elevations get most of the snow, about 9 to 12 inches possible, even across northern minnesota, international falls could see about 6 inches of snow. but again, it's the blowing snow that is going to make things so dangerous. this cold front is going to move eastward, and behind it is where the cold air is, but we're still going to see some rain start to work into the midwest as we go into monday. heavy rain up and down the east coast late tuesday and it could end briefly as some snow on the back side of that by wednesday morning. very messy morning commute up and down the east coast. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> now, while we'll get some rain on tuesday and into early wednesday, i do not believe it's going to end for snow along our area, so just to add on to what dylan just said. we are seeing some rain out there this morning. not everybody's seeing it, but some people are seeing a cold rain moving through. again, that is well east of i-95. we've got some fog out there, but we continue to see some clearing. i do believ

. >> there's cold and then there's northern minnesota cold. >> it feels like your skin is going to be on fire. >> in a small town of cotton temperatures drop to 41 below zero. >> i was kind of hoping my vehicle wouldn't start so i could stay >> the plows are out and layers are on in dozens of states. in erie, pennsylvania the big dig continues after more than 60-inches of snow fell this week. when a state of emergency is this severe strangers become friends. >> all right! . >> we just saw them stuck in the snow bank and looked like they needhelp so we thought why not. >> whether you are digging out or just having fun like this pennsylvania man who turned a street into a ski slope doctors cautioned to look out for warning signs about your health. >> make sure you are being aware if you start to develop numbness, redness, swelling that you need to warm up. >> warm up and settle in when the ball drops in times square on new years eve they may drop to single digits. cbs new, new york. >>> now wusa 9 first alert weather rated d.c.'s most accurate forecast. >> yeah not exactly single digits

the dangerous cold is waiting up across northern minnesota right now. they're anticipating windchills of 45 degrees below zero. life-threatening cold. we'll be cold but won't be nearly that frigid. here's how it feels throughout the day hour by hour. 14 in philadelphia at 8:00. nbc10 doylestown. 8 in allentown. if you're making returns or trying to go out for a good deal for today, make sure that you have the heavier jacket on heading to the malls. 18 is what if feels like at lunchtime in philadelphia -- what it feels like at lunchtime in philadelphia. heading through tonight, not much of a drop tonight. it's tomorrow that you'll notice the difference. waking up tomorrow feeling like 12 in philadelphia. tomorrow afternoon, another arrival, another batch of cold air coming from the north and west. noon, temperatures in the lower teens, that's how it feels like. look what happens tomorrow night. the numbers dropping to the single digits, and it only gets colder from there. what does this mean for the big eagles game on sunday? i'll break down the forecast

the snow forecast shows the higher totals northern minnesota, fargo, through areas of south dakota. only two to four inches but windy, too, that's why we have blizzard warnings up for this afternoon into early this evening. we'll also get some rain out of this, too, over the next couple days from the northeast down through the ohio valley. we'll get some rain for the first time i a nwharkansas, tha come through later on tonight into tomorrow and cool you off. we'll give you the rest of the weekend forecast and francis mentioned it cold behind the storm. >> time for payback. it was mild this week. >>> monday president trump heads to utah where he's expected to announce plans to shrink two national monuments. >>> supreme court will hear oral arements on sports betting. >>> have a cookie for breakfast, because today is national cookie day. to celebrate, whole foods, cinnabon, mrs. fields and insomnia are offering something free or deeply discounted deals so go reach for that cooor that cookie this morning. much more ahead here on "early today." ♪ so probably take it at night. and if yo

from wyoming and then the heavier snow will be here in areas of north dakota, south dakota and northern minnesota. that's where it will be windy, too. that's why we have blizzard sarm day or in texas. much cooler tomorrow. >>> we'll talk about that week ahead, big chill on the way a little later. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> being aboard the international space station comes with some sacrifices. italian astronaut mentioned to his bosses during a live stream event that he really misses pizza and guess what? they delivered, nasa sent ingredients for pies to the iss. expedition 53 crew members had fun and made their out of this world creations. they enjoyed it before a movie night. how about that? >> those are some big old pepperoni slices, making it worth it. still ahead, a multi billion dollar deal that could touch every part of your life. >>> president trump goes after his very own fbi, the incredible details here next on "early today" on a monday. see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. graci

doing front lines resistance there is an active camp that i'm part of called can't look well in northern minnesota we've been shutting down construction over in wisconsin since they've actually started construction either side of minnesota. and you know there's several different efforts to raise public public awareness be engaged in the process the public utilities commission process and i can guarantee there will be many many lawsuits if this is indeed approved tell what happened and what is happening to people who bring out protesting almost a flag and now referencing court cases that many of them will soon as you can tell us about that. yeah the resistance to the kind of access was serious i myself was arrested along many many other people hundreds of people who came out alongside thousands to give their potentially their freedom up to protect the water and protect the missouri river there were over eight hundred thirty cases that were brought by the state of north dakota against peaceful armed protesters and you know we've seen hundreds of dismissal o's because they can't prove these charges a

winter weather and storm spots in wyoming and northern half of minnesota. plays out today. rain in wisconsin. little bit of snow on the become side. storm gets stronger today. thankfully not much severe weather with this. one or two isolated strong storms in illinois. this is at 11:00 p.m. snowing in minneapolis. minneapolis in the 50s by the time the evening rolls around. temperatures plummet. little bit of snow on the backside. take the cold front through the ohio valley through tuesday. tuesday afternoon, rain in new england. heavier rains on the front. mississippi back through tennessee heading through the appalachians and by wednesday clear in the east coast and behind it. cooler conditions. i mentioned the snow. a blizzard warning doesn't mean it has to be heavy snow. just means visibility has to be low. very windy conditions only 2-4 inches of snow in north dakota and minnesota. as far as rainfall, this is needed. not a lot of rain in areas of the east coast. get this back up in new england. maybe an inch of rain. nice day today around the eastern se

step outside it feels almost 40 at this hour across northern minnesota. as impressive as it gets. act, high temperatures in spots across the northern tier of the u.s. will struggle to get above the 0 degree fahrenheit mark. you notice any light breeze and it goes downhill quickly. for a little fascination here, how about this? in international falls, minnesota high temperature going from minus 8 on the surface of mars, richard, this is from the mars rover, right now on the surface reporting a temperature around minus 9. so again, we're talking serious cold in place. and this is all expected to linger and eventually spill toward the northeast, which would put it right around new york city for new year's eve. at least you're not there this year, right, richard? >> not so fast. i'll be in times square with anderson and andy. >> oh, my goodness. >> what temperatures for new year's eve in times square? >> in fahrenheit we're looking at well below 0. minus 20 or so celsius is what the wind chill could be across is that region. we're at least four layers, richard. >> thermals upon thermal

i went to a rehab of four teenagers in the northern minnesota a couple of years ago and i have been to a number of rehabs and i had never seen such hopelessness in a rehab. usually when you go to rehab there are people feeling hope at a certain point and what i really got was that these kids, most of them started use with their parents and the hopelessness that i saw was what they were going back to and they seemed to-- this is true also not without indian country. i was in rochester minnesota without roundtable on opioids and a woman whose daughter had gotten treatment 20 back to my felon with the old crowd and now is gone. one of the things i was thinking of again with housing is a model of and may be piloting this of a sober living housing in indian country where instead of going back to where you are living, going to a facility that has people like you, you know, and it could be very close to the reservation or on the reservation, but where you are getting continuous the support in being tested and you have a fellowship with people there who are living sober, also. especially with

anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of snow, especially northern minnesota and heavy rain from the appalachians all the way up into the northeast and new england later today into tomorrow. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. . >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. mostly clear skies overhead, a few thin clouds riding through our sky this morning, as the sun is just now starting to come up. temperatures are below freezing in most of the suburbs now, upper 20s to around 30 degrees. a cold start this morning. it will turn into a nice day to be outside, though. temperatures into the mid- to upper 50s by later on in the day today. it will be a nice, mild monday. but don't get used to it. rain comes in tomorrow and colder air rolls in later this week. >>nd >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, reluctant runaway. after an emotional reunion with her family, what we are now learning about the florida teen found safe in new york with a coach from her high school. >>> and an exclusive look at facebo

we had the bowl of arctic air from northern minnesota through north dakota. that moves as far south as northern st. louis where windchills there will go below zero. no big storms on the map now. we'll introduce a couple later there week. that's when things get interesting on whether it snows or not. there are snow possibilities on the ten-day forecast. it's quiet and cold. that will be the story here for much of the upcoming workweek. 17 in wilmington. nbc10 allentown. 5 below in mt. pocono. 20 in wildwood. temperatures today on the thermometer will head up to about 30, 31 degrees. the feels-like temperature will remain at 20 to 22. tonight the feels-like temperatures will head to zero to 10 above. this is dangerous for the homeless, anyone working outside for long periods of time. give yourself time indoors, at least an hour or two, to give your body the break it needs. the fundamentaling of cold air. -- funneling of cold air. pittsburgh, 14. 8 below in sioux assausaint mar. this air is headed this direction. obviously we will not see 30 to 40-bl 40-below win

snow warnings in effect and go from slush to crush to check out the bitter cold moving in, northern minnesota, negative 13 degrees, very cold air pushing in. but that's not it. we'll be talking about warmer conditions coming in. details in a few. >> we want to welcome you to "gma." we don't welcome that bitter cold weather. >>> we wanto major developments out of washington. including the republicans who are on the cusp of passing a huge historic tax bill by the end of the year. >> if it passes it will be the first major legislative victory for president trump and the gop but it comes as there are new developments in the russia investigation. matt dowd is standing by with analysis but start with david wright right there at the white house. david, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. the holiday rush looks a little different here in washington as republican lawmakers scramble to pass a tax break before they break for vacation themselves and the pieces do seem to be falling into place. the president even pushing back his departure for palm beach hoping to sign that firs

. >>> reporter: there's cold, and then there's northern minnesota cold. >> it feels like your skin isf cotton, temperatures dropped to 41 below zero. >> i was kind of hoping my vehicle wouldn't start so i could stay home. [ laughter ] >> but it started. >> reporter: the plows are out and the layers are on in dozens of states. in erie, pennsylvania, the big dig continues after more than 60 inches of snow fell this week. when a state of emergency is this severe, strangers become friends. >> whoo! >> we just saw a car stuck in the snow bank and they looked like they needed some help, so we thought, why not? >> reporter: whether you're digging out or just having fun, like this pennsylvania man who turned a street into a ski slope, doctors caution to look out for warning signs about your health. >> make sure that you're being aware if you start developing any numbness, redness, warm up. >> reporter: warm up and settle in. when the ball drops in times square on new year's eve, the mercury may drop to single digits. john schiumo, cbs news, new york. >>> it's cold. >> yeah. you know, i really

up and down the northern plains, right between minnesota and the dakotas. it was used for a number of objects, such as this board which has an incised buffalo figure. and then it was also used for the cutting of tobacco and the use of the pipe and prayer before a hunt out onto the plains. in addition to the catlonite plate that we have here, which we'll see a much larger representation of so that you can see the buffalo, here also is a pipe bowl that was carved from the same soft red stone that's quarried along the border between south dakota and minnesota. and then the stem that was also used with the bead work that became emblematic of the plains indians. the winter count would have been a form of the history book for the lakota people in the sense that the tribal elders would have decided among themselves as to what event in the previous year was most important to them. and then on a buffalo hide, such as we have here in this reproduction, a glyph or a symbol representation of that particular event would be -- would appear. we know that from this particu

we're looking at afternoon highs in the singlere factor in northern minnesota.in single digits ac ss the continues.heascoast. updated day, tomorrow, sarday subue s, temperatu tomorrow friday. still a chancefs. friday, you may see a snoon saturday.n tpo the jsey thursday and friday chance ofow on saturday. make it a great verybody. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> now about smoke. >> if a fire broke out in yourme w so jeff rost out withfe-savin tips. >> did you know most house fires ppys? and believe it or not, 5 million home don't have a smoke alarm at all. and for those that do many are they in the right room? how old are they? do you know? so many of us are simple vulne morning, i'm about to show you the three simple things you can do in your home right now keepsafe hi th jeff rossen from nbc news the>>orte-checkg. you thought you had a working smoke alarm and you >>roe of five people a house fire didn't havearm. and during the holidays, you can be greaterrisk christmas tree fires like this one heaters. is your home prepared? to fin theutnrlando fir force.

i went to a rehab for teenagers in northern minnesota a couple of years ago. and i've been there to visit a number of rehabs. and i had never seen such kind of hopelessness from these in a rehab. usually when you go to rehab, there is people feeling hope at a certain point. and what i really got was that these kids, most of them had started with use with their parents. and the hopelessness that i saw was what they were going back to. and they seem to be going back to. and this is true also not in indian country. i was in rochester, minnesota, where we had a round table on opioids. and a woman whose daughter had gotten treatment went back, fell in with the old crowd, and is now gone. one of the things that i was thinking of again with housing is a model and maybe piloting this a sober living housing in indian country. where instead of going back to where you -- where you were living, going to a facility that has people like you, you know, and it can be very close to the reservation or on the reservation. but where you're getting continuous support and you're be

i went to a rehab for teenagers in northern minnesota a couple years ago and i've visited a number of rehabs and i never mean such hopelessness in a rehab. usually when you go to rehab their south at a certain point. what i really thought was that these kids, most of them had started with use of their parents in the hopelessness that i saw was what they were going back to and they seem to be going back and this is true also in indian country. and they'd gotten treatment, fell back in with the old crowd and is now gone. again with housing. maybe piloting this. a sober living housing in indian country where is that of going back to where you are living, going to a facility that has people like you, you know, having to be very close to the reservation or on a reservation, but where you are getting continuous support and fellowship of the people they are living sober, too. especially opioid, and this is a long, long term thing. it is than 25 days of detox and then 28 days. it is a much longer thing they have not. that is something that i would really like to advocate for going forward. on

we're looking at 10 below in northern minnesota. temps in single digits across the northeast.d on monday, the frigid weather continues. 20s up and down the east coast. >>> it's going to be a lot better here. as we go through the day, today is going to clear up. fog this morning and sunshine for this afternoon. high temperatures in the low 60s today. 62 degrees in san jose and napa. 58 degrees in san francisco. over the next few days, we keep our well above normal temperatures with a lot of sunshine. there will be more clouds moving in new year's eve. a slight chance of rain especially farther to the north. we may get rain over the next seven days. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> now to today's "rossen reports." a warning about smoke alarms. >> if a fire broke out in your home, would the alarm sound? jeff rossen went out with firefighters for life-saving tips. >> did you know most house fires z firefighters for happen now during the holidays? and believe it or not, 5 million homes don't have a smoke alarm at all. and for those that do, many don't work. are they in the right

i went to a rehab for teenagers in northern minnesota acouple years ago . and i've visited a number of rehabs and i had never seen such hopelessness from the rehab. usually when you go to rehab there's people feeling hope at a certain point and what i got was that most of them had started with their parents. and the hopelessness that i saw was what they were going back to. they seemed to be going back and this is true also not just in that country. i was in rock had minnesota and we had an open table on opioids and woman's daughter who had gotten treatment, went back, fell in with the old crowd and is now gone. one of the things that i was thinking of again was housing is a model of and maybe piloting this, a sober living housing in the indian country. where instead of going back to where you were living, going to a facility that has people like you and it can be very close to the reservation or on the reservation but where you are getting continuous support and you are being tested and you have a fellowship of people there who are living sober to because e

rain from maine all the way to louisiana, anywhere from four to six inches of snow especially northern minnesota and heavy rain from the appalachians into the northeast and new england later today into tomorrow. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good monday morning, i'm meteorologist, kari hall. as we look outside over san francisco, it's breezy, but all clear. a lot of sunshine today and the winds will be picking up, especially for the east bay and north bay. all the areas shaded in brown under a wind advisory with winds peaking 45 miles an hour. a lot of sunshine. 59 degrees in san francisco. 62 degrees in oakland and 60 in san jose. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> >> and that's your latest weather. >>> just ahead, reluctant run away? after an ae emotional reunion with her family, what we are now learning about the teen found safe in new york with the coach from her high school. >>> and then with a look at facebook's new app targeting kids as youn asg >>> coming up, a >>> coming up today, an exclusive short list for "time's" person of t

some parts of northern minnesota getting into the -40s this week.ar's eve ball drop in new york could be one of the coldest on weather, senior meteorologist mark mancuso with the very latest. i think the record, mark, was 1917 or to something like that in terms of the lowest for new year's eve in new york. it was -17. i don't think we're going to get that cold, are we? >> well, we're going to get pretty cold for the next few days, waves of cold continue to come on in, and it's widespread too. take a look at this graphic right here. whoa. that is one big chunk of cold air here, coldest of the season, subzero temperatures for some. and, ofñ%i course, limit your te outdoors. i've got a hat to put on here, and why am i wearing this hat? take a look at this. i'm kind of feeling grinch-like. yeah, that'sç right. this is weather that's mean, it's nasty, and here i am just waving away. a few little termites in my smile here. [laughter] a little skiff of snow. you know what? this colder air comes in, a blanket of white. so we're going to lay down this blank

most of the northern rockies, none minnesota -- it's interesting some of the dakotas don't even have w in northern new england. southern new england has barely any at all. the big question mark, will we get any snow in southern new england? how about portions of the great lakes and ohio valley? here's the christmas day forecast. bitterly cold in the middle of the country. we do have potential for snow, maybe a snowstorm northern portions of new anengland. maybe central portions of new england. here's the potential program for potentially a white christmas. fingers crossed in pittsburgh. new york city, you're too far south. >> oh! >> bill, it's very misleading. >> there's other places besides new york. boston is possible. >> bill, you're being carve cal out. go ahead, yasmin. >> the map that you showed before showed snow all throughout new york state. i'd appreciate some snow or some accuracy. >> there's a chance that you will see snowflakes. >> that's all we need, a flake or to. >> yasmin is bringing in a meteorology expert to take over your staff, bill. internet. >>ias nine and i, ay

it is part of the a arctic blast that is sweeping across the northern half of the country. in minnesota the cold froze an entire waterfall. look at that. in wisconsin coast guard was breaking ice in green bay. the great lakes are digging out from record snowfall. in upstate new york, firefighters had to tunnel their way into a home to rescue a woman who is trapped inside. >>> while we're not expecting a lot of snow, delaware department of transportation is not taking any chances. trucks were out brining roads in an effort to prevent slick streets in the coming days. >>> good idea, right david? >> reporter: especially with the snow coming in on saturday. storm tracker 6 live showing no snow this morning. as we look outside, this is a shot live on the action cam franklin square in philadelphia an indication of the brutal cold, look at the live picture on the action cam. the fountain is freezing up. i don't know, matt and alicia maybe it's a better idea to keep going so the pipes don't freeze. that's an ice sculpture form lg on franklin square an indication of how cold it is. 15 degrees in

get up into northern portions of minnesota, wisconsin as well. 6 to 8 inches possible.hat is going on ahead of all this. 25 to almost 30 degrees above what is normal for this time of year in minneapolis, des moines, chicago. this is going to change. 50s and 60s give way to the 20s and 30s as the front passes by tomorrow. the temperature trend here is a dramatic one. chicago going from 63 to 37 come tuesday afternoon. guys? >> all right. thank you. >>> let's get a check on "cnn money stream." global stocks higher after acrazy day friday on wall street. michael flynn's guilty plea slammed stocks and then progress on tax cuts rescued them. the dow plunged 350 points friday after abc reported flynn would testify against president trump. stocks rebounded after the gop secured enough votes to pass the tax bill. the selloff reflects fears the russia scandal risks trump's economic agenda. hope for tax reform launched stocks to record after record after record. companies are making huge profits already. and lower taxes means they can give even more money to their shareholders in

actually they're sitting at 30 below up here across northern portions of minnesota and north dakota, international falls has a present reading of 6 below. it's this air mass going to be driving east over the next several days. most of today is dry, looking at increasing clouds. that system across the midwest starts pulling through. by 7:00 it's probably cloudy for most of us, maybe a couple of rain showers across south jersey or a few snow flakes flying north and west and as the coastal low starts to intensify, by 9:00 it is snowing probably north of the pennsylvania turnpike and west of lancaster, cold rain for everybody else. this rain-snow line lifts farther to the north as we progress into the evening hours. by midnight it's raining. or at least the model has rain for allentown with just the poconos seeing snow and this storm starts cranking as it hits new england. they're going to see a good 5-10 inches of snow. as the storm gets going the winds start howling. wind chill values all day tomorrow no better than 19-25 degrees. it's going to be really cold. this is a rain event for

crashes across minneapolis and northern parts of minnesota.ravel advisories out by the department of transport. the cold air in place. frost advisory to lake okeechobee, sugar cane fields there and the northeast, this will bring a little snow and -- but really the cold air will be the main thing. tomorrow morning it will feel like minus two in chicago and by the time wednesday morning rolls along single digits in new york city, the coldest of the season. back to you. >> thank you, rob. we are also watching those wildfires out west. right now five are burning across california, the largest the thomas fire charring nearly 230,000 acres, an area larger than new york city and matt gutman is there in the middle of it all in santa barbara county. good morning to you, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. you see those images you understand why firefighters say going up against this fire, the thomas fire, is like battling a hurricane and just this weekend 2,000 additional firefighters brought out here and i want you to see from our second ca

in a state minnesota as a blue state, hillary clinton won the state by a point and a half last year. >> oh, yeah. >> that movement in the northern part of the country, non-college white voters, minnesota was like heart and soul of that. this is a state barack obama won easily. you have barack obama won that swung to trump by 15 points. that's going on in the ground of minnesota and atmosphere. not one you can take chances with if you're a democrat. >> in terms of that political wisdom is going to be different in different congressional districts and different in different statements depending on what the prevailing wins are. why would you put a caretaker person in that kind of a job? what's the political advantage today ton in terms of doing that? >> it's hard to see except if you don't feel like choosing and it's a tough choice. you can say i'm not going to offend anybody. i'm going to let everyone in who wants to get in and they can sort it out. that's the logic. dayton is at the end of his career not running for reelection. he's 70 years old. i don't know the long-term future. there is a hold notion of hey, it's best for demo

the northern part of minnesota is colder than that.degrees and bonus, a town in russia expected low, i think they win, minus 46 degrees. >> that's without windchill. >> like the studio. [laughter] it's cold in here. >> i will tell you, i used to live in my not north dakota and minus 40 was not unusual. i understand what's going on. the market has been open for about 25 minutes for the dow has been up about 25 points. you can see we are slipping, although don't despair, there could be a late spurt. we saw a lot of buying yesterday in the last three hours of trading. it has been a remarkable year. you are looking at our heat map of the south, 30, coca-cola, gm, travelers, a lot of those are stocks with the highest yield on the dow or stocks that underperformed. they will probably get a lot of buying in the next day. overall it's been a remarkable year. this is a species a lot of people really don't believe. perhaps it's disingenuous but it's not helping the stock in apple continues to be under pressure from what i'm seeing is a report ou

northern united states. some cities experiencing subzero temperatures. international fall and hibbing minnesotasylvania had to deal out of a whopping 65-inches of snow. wind chill advisories are in be effects for much of new england, pennsylvania and new york. of course we're not out of the woods, too. it's cold here, too. you can track the cold and the snow on our web site fox5d.c.com and get weather alerts on your smartphone, too, from the fox5 mobile app. >>> in other news this morning alabama's roy moore not taking his defeat lying down. yesterday his lawyer filed a lawsuit to block the state from certifying doug jones as the winner of the recent u.s. senate rac votes. in the suit, moore's attorney says there should be a fraud investigation and eventually a new election. >> time for the morning line. we'll start with a little bit bad now's. georgetown lost to butler in the big east opener. at one point they were up by 20 and lost by two in double overtime. last night's loss marks the first for georgetown head coach patrick ewing. second time georgetown's men's team has blown double digit le

bitter cold weather has taken hold of much of the northern united states and is expected to continue in the coming days to cities in the state of minnesota have set record low temperatures and some areas of pennsylvania are digging out from more than a meter of snow in britain bad weather has snarled traffic and disrupted flights. impatient confused and frustrated. these travelers didn't think they'd have to get through this right after christmas. their flights were i did delayed or canceled as extremely cold weather hits to the u.k. . hundreds of them have been stranded at london stansted airport since wednesday night but there is no solution in sight. but don't want to go home we don't know how are they getting going to find another flight if everything is too expensive now i think was three hours after my flight was supposed to leave that it was canceled and there was no board to tell us one like that it was delayed or anything so was just literally like going back to the board the plane the one personnel that was that kind of thing. while at troubles a disrupted heavy snowfall has also made some of the roads across the u.k. undriveab

northern half of the country. wind chill advisories are in effect for new england, new york and pennsylvania. international falls, minnesota hit a record 37 degrees below zero yesterday. demarco morgan suffered in erie, pennsylvania where more snow is piling up on the five feet that has fallen since christmas eve. >> reporter: for thousands of people under snow in erie, pennsylvania there is no rest for the weary. plow drivers are strugglings to make roads passable. >> this is the tenth time have come this way. >> reporter: where the plows are failing, children and neighbors have stepped in. when this car got stuck in a snow bank, strangers pulled over to help get it back on the road. >> they looked like they needed help. >> reporter: these sisters are all trying to make the best of it. >> we have not had a winter like this since we were little kids. it feels good to be playing out here again. >> reporter: in new york, a state of emergency is in effect after they were blasted with five feet of snow. >> i have lived here my whole life. we got hit hard this year. >> reporter: firefighters used bulldozers and shovels to rescu

from the west coast all the way through parts of the northern plains, where we could see 3 to 4 inches of snow. isolated higher a i moumounts a minnesota. visibility and the possibility of blizzard conditions because of that. watch what happens. cold air moves behind the front. any rain changes to snow. we're going to see widespread rain from basically the entire east coast by the time we get to tuesday. on the backside, side, we coul a little snow. that's a look at the weather across the country. now a peek out your window. >> look at this. a beautiful sunrise. sun just coming up about ten minutes ago. 38 degrees, little chilly early on this saturday morning. temperatures, outside the beltway, in the 20s. as you wake up, it'll be chilly. we are warming up today to the low 50s. if you need to get the tree decorated, no problem. there's no wind to talk about. even the christmas lighting ceremonies, take the jacket. could be a few sprinkles later tonight through the overnight. otherwise, looking good for today and the weekend. >> thank you, dylan. >>> ahead here, a florida teenager safe. her former soccer coach under arrest after the two

came to the minnesota street project in two people that development in the better streets plan project they saved us space for a nonprofit organization national anthem and turned out the northernte program to see if we could withstand the stress and after the program was in full swinging skinning they brought up the litigation fund and the grants were made we applied for that we received a one thousand dollars granted and that grant allowed us to move in to the space to finish the space as we needed it to furniture is for classes the building opened on schedule on march 18, 2016 and by july we were teaching classed here. >> which we found out we were going to have to leave it was overwhelm didn't know anything about commercial real estate we suggested to a bunch of people to look at the nonprofits displacement mitigation program you have access to commercial real estate either city owned or city leased and a city lease space become available there is a $946,000 grant that is provided through the mayor's office of economic workforce development and that's going to go towards boulder the space covers a little bit less than half the cost it is critical. >> the purpose of the orga

minnesota and the dakotas. dumping up to a foot of snow in some areas. the latest radar shows a line of severe thunderstorms stretching nearly 1400 miles from north texas into northernichigan pushing warmer temperatures east and replacing them with a blast of arctic air. take a look at some of the te >>> much more news just ahead including word of a mass shooting plot foiled by police. >>> the reason why u.p.s. drivers are protesting just as the busy holiday season gets under way. >>> oprah winfrey strikes a new >>> the second time was a charm as cues finally were able to demolish the possibility yak silverdon't in michigan and used new explosives to bring it down monday after a failed implosion sunday. >>> we turn to a developing story from jacksonville, florida, where a 69-year-old man is in custody accused of planning a mass shooting at islamic center. he expressed anti-muslim opinions arrested after law enforcement raided his home in a sting operation. the suspect allegedly telling an undercover officer that he would, quote, keep shooting muslims while driving past the center. >>> an off-duty officer was shot and killed while serving a warrant taken into custody

minnesota and the dakotas. dumping up to a foot of snow in some areas. the latest radar shows a line of severe thunderstorms stretching nearly 1400 miles from north texas into northernichigan pushing warmer temperatures east and replacing them with a blast of arctic air. take a look at some of the temps. >>> much more news just ahead including word of a mass shooting plot foiled by police. >>> the reason why u.p.s. drivers are protesting just as the busy holiday season gets under way. >>> oprah winfrey strikes a ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ get a steak. don't stop there. get it with lobster. get a steak, topped with crab cake. eat like you own the place. because tonight, you do. get it now, longhorn's turf and surf. the new filet and citrus grilled lobster tail, the new crab cake filet, or flo's filet and lobster tail. the feeling. the flavor. the place. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. there's nothing like those familiar sc