as we good throughout the day, we're looking a the severe threat throughout the ohio valley, including ohio, indiana and illinois it's going to move off to the east and linger a bit. so snow still spreading into portions of the northeast as we head towards tuesday morning a really blustery day tomorrow winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour this is what it look likes in terms of the severe storms 15 million people at risk. winds gusting to 60upt record warmth in the southeast. warm too in the southern planes. 82 in corpus christi all right, guys. we're going to take a look at that weekday forecast in just a bit. >> looking forward to it, michelle, thank you. >>> the race to breck a 45-year-old nascar record ended in california. kyle buschtook home the checkered flag the 19th straight cup season that busch has won at least one race he passes the legendary richard petty for most consecutive seasons with a win busch got his first cup series victory on the same track as sunday's race, starting that streak in 2005 >>> coming up, everything everywhere all at once" nabbed nearly everything at

there is a cold front, we extending from new orleans to the ohio valley, pushing into the great lakesit much colder air dealing with snowfall. we are still focusing in on that heavy rain threat, and not only the severe weather threat, but concerns across -- some areas have already picked up four inches. these are estimated rainfall amounts, want to come on top of that. not only that, but when that comes along with that area of low pressure. wind advisories through the ohio valley, wind gust can reach over 60 miles per hour, time and the cold air and of the storm on the back end. dealing with winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings for parts of eastern iowa, including cedar rapids where we could hit 3 to 6 inches of snowfall today. of course, that front rolls through, and behind, that much colder air. so holding on to that threat of severe weather, parts of the ohio valley, down into parts of the florida panhandle, rolling into thursday, as it continues to track further east, we hold on to that threat of damaging winds, isolated tornadoes with that. you will see the front slid

and strong storm for the ohio valley and gulf coast. is is your threat today, included toledo, ohio toward indianapolis, south bend, indiana and florida panhandle and alabama and georgia. strong storms meaning we could see hail, damaging wind and tornados. heavy rainfall through sunday and pockets of heavier amounts. look at spring-time temperatures, 68 in new orleans. 51 today in new york. today, friday and saturday, above average temperatures for millions across the country. here is temperature we'll see or feel today, 70 in pittsburgh feels like mid-april, late-april temperatures. see if i can get to new york. orlando, 85. 84 in charleston. spring-time air and cold not fro, you'll have rough weather today. foxweather.com, for details and i'll be here, too, all week. >> todd: tip your waitress, biden will go after those tips, we reported earlier. >> ashley: newly proposed bill would cut tuition costs for people who live in mexico. the bill if put into law will cover student who has residents within 45 miles of the california-mexico bor

severe storms in the ohio valley that includes the chance for some tornadoes but the main threat would record warmth in the southeast as we near wednesday, we're going to look at the west staying wet with snow in the four corners chilly there too spotty showers in the tennessee valley into the gulf coast states warm in the northeast. and friday is going to be a mess once again snow showers and rain in the midatlantic in two parts of new england. back to you guys >> all right thanks, michelle >>> still ahead, milwaukee's dancing grannies take their moves to mardi gras. stay with us er. i literally use this every day, to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after i catch my dog on the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent but actually fights them and freshens. over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga? antiquin

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high wind warnings through the ohio valley where guests could reach 60 miles per hour. and there are winter weather advisories in place and cedar rapids could get another 3 to 6 inches of snowfall just today. and there is that front moving eastward the next 24 hours bringing in the threat of severe weather for your thursday across parts of the florida panhandle and parts of the southeast on up into the ohio valley where we're seeing areas highlighted in green. and an isolated tornado, not as great as it once was, but still holding the threats there. and the area of low pressure continues to press to the north and east. the front sags south and we hold on to that threat rolling in it our friday in the evening. so you will see that area highlighted in red, that includes southern georgia, back into south carolina and northern part of florida. same threats, damaging winds, small amounts of hail, and then isolated tornadoes. and, yes, even that flooding threat will hold all the way through the end of the week. >> britley ritz, thank you. >>> and in east palestine ohio, an ev

this is thursday, today we will see potential from texas up toward the ohio valley and east of the mississippi river valley tomorrow. rain, we could see potential for heavy rainfall and flash flooding, you see a couple inches as the front moves through. kansas city, we have a big parade today, today looks good. look what happens on thursday. we are glad the parade is happening today. here is the forecast for the victory parade happening at noon. a lot of sunshine. then the snow front moves through and then snow tomorrow. they are happy about this. >> ashley: even if it were snowing, they would be out there. you are helping the cause. >> todd: the ninth dead whale washing ashore in the past two months and one advocacy group says this is precedented in the last half century. off-shore wind power plant activity is the only difference. megan joins me now, do you have any doubt the whales are dying because of offshore wind structures? >> no, actually. and what i think is important for the public to understand, this is not unprecedented when it comes to offshore wind. in the uk in 2018, 1000 whales

snow from california all the way to the ohio valley. this is round two, round three expected later this evening. and so we can expect additional heavier snowfall for minneapolis later tonight. you will see that heavy snow rolling in around 8:00, t9:00. and in the pinks, ice could cripple the city just north of chicago. detroit could be one of these locations where we have half an inch to a quarter of an inch of ice. and widespread outages and tre limb s could come down. and so snowfall totals, this is on top of what we've already picked up, purple showing you the 8 plus inches expected through friday and then the pinks showing you 12 to 18 more inches expected again through the rest of this week. on top of the heavy snowfall, then we're talking about flooding through the ohio valley back into the southern plains. the areas in orange, 4 plus inches of rain the next few days. and also the threat for severe weather. we're warm, humid, and the lift from the cold front, all the conditions to bring in damaging winds. and then of course large

and right now 75,000 people are without power in the ohio valley. tomorrow and into the weekend, we'll have a new storm in the southeast. >> bill karins for us. and sam brock. thank you both. >>> president biden was in tampa this afternoon for the second and final stop in his post state of the union swing. he is there to talk about protecting and strengthening medicare and social security. and florida is also still considered by some a key battleground state and home to two of his potential rivals in the 2024 presidential race. mike memoli is in tampa with the president. how is he trying to build momentum from tuesday's state of the union? >> reporter: we remember where the republicans disagreed with him to sunset the programs. and president biden said that more republicans support more plans to undercut other health care plans. take a listen. >> republican congress have their way, the power we just gave to lower prescription drug prices goes away $2,000 capitol goes away. the insulin limitation goes away. they have been trying to get rid of the aff

that would mean we'd be in the ohio valley. so ohio, indiana, illinois. 55 million americans facing a winter alert today. we're looking at winter storm watches and warnings, winter weather advisories. a messy day today and tomorrow, lingering into wednesday for northern new england. you can see on radar it's pretty robust and powerful. the reds, oranges, yellows, that's the heavy rain throughout the great lakes and midwest. then you see the brighter colors, the pinks, the purples, that's where the frozen precipitation is falling. the blue is the snow. a messy commute for many with ice on the ground, sleet and freezing rain. we could see power outages that won't help the situation. 58 million people impacted from the west into the southwest into portions of the tennessee valley, the ohio valley, into parts of the south as well. we're going to see winds gusting over 55 miles per hour at some point. this is what's going to happen, we have an area of low pressure. it's going to team up with another area of low pressure, bringing the

so weather for today all the way to the ohio valley, and yes the snow spreading across the corn belt, because it will end up in lake mead when it melts in the spring. that is great news. but up to the north, there could be snow around chicago andmilwa. spring still up there, spring down here. >> wild. okay. a one-two punch. chad, thank you so much. >>> and thanks for joining me. i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

and then slowly weakening as it moves into the ohio valley. holding the threat for severe weather.here near as strong as what we're expecting this evening and overnight, but still holding that threat for damaging winds and hail as well as isolated tornados rolling into tomorrow afternoon into the ohio valley. even without the severe thunderstorms that are expected to bring damaging winds, we still have that wind threat. that's how strong the system is. we have wind advisories and high wind warnings, even if it's not stormy, we can expect winds gusting near 75 miles per hour. >> thank you so much, ladies. appreciate it. >>> coming up, news outlets, including cnn, are demanding that they get all the security footage from the january 6th insurrection after house speaker kevin kevin mccarthy turned it over to tucker carlson. we'll discuss next. andles the d. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver toto your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moviving and storage team. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth pl

i grew up in the ohio valley, in martins ferry, ohio, around the ohio river, about 60 miles south ofaw my entire life left-wing politics, pushed blue-collar coal mines and out of business with climate change agendas. when a true pollution and climate event happens that will impact millions of people all around the u.s., including my family right around the area the administration is essentially silent. where is pete buttigieg? where is the administrative support to make sure we contain this event and don't let this spread? i don't think a lot of people realize how important the ohio river is, how connected it is across the country. if the ohio river is contaminated, so is a very large part of our country. over five million people get their water from the ohio river. five million people. i mean the reason this hasn't gotten much attention until now because it doesn't affect a large metro area and the area is largely red and republican. the only way you get attention now if you live in a blue big city. it's sad. areas like my hometown continue to be ignored and dealt with last, even th

georgia, and even some of those storms heading up into the ohio valley. so a spring type storm even though it is winner to the calendar, mother nature doesn't think so. so weather for today all the way to the ohio valley, and yes the snow spreading across the corn belt even back into parts of kansas. and they will take the snow in come coal, because it will end up in lake mead when it melts in the spring. that is great news. but up to the north, there could be snow around chicago andmilwa. spring still up there, spring down here. >> wild. okay. a one-two punch. chad, thank you so much. >>> and thanks for joining me. i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> people we are hesitant whether we should open the barricade that we set up in the room. >> open it. >> get the. [ beep ] out! >> that's what was happening as all going on. it was horrific. some people lived through it once. others more than once. sadly, we'll talk to some of those people. >> it's unbelievable to think, is it the cop or someone that i should be worried about? is it

, thank you >>> tonight the threat of severe weather is a concern for tens of millions from the ohio valley to the south. al roker is tracking it all what are we looking at here >> well, lester, as you look to the north, you can see snow to the south, we've got heavy showers and thunderstorms. and in fact right now tornado watches into this evening as this line pushes to the east, it's going to bring heavy rain. we've also got 13 million people at risk for severe weather and this enhanced area here from huntsville all the way down to hattiesburg, the risk of ef-2 tornadoes, nocturnal tornadoes twice as deadly. so we have to watch that carefully also heavy rain right now from montgomery all the way up to knoxville. and as you move to the north, we're looking at heavy snow in northern maine, and lighter snow amounts from 2 to 4 inches into michigan. lester >> al roker, thank you. >>> police providing new insight about the man who shot and killed three students at michigan state university and wounded five others. officials say he was found with two handguns and a note. jesse kirsch has detail

eye on the weather tonight, especially wind alerts for about 42 million people in the midwest, ohio valleyd great lakes. damage already done in evansville, indiana. gusts could reach 60 miles per hour in some places tonight >>> today, a top southwest airlines executive told congress the company messed up during its holiday meltdown that left almost 17,000 flights canceled and said they're working to make things right here's garrett haake >> reporter: southwest airlines in the congressional hot seat today, facing questions about the christmas week meltdown that caused coast-to-coast travel mayhem >> let me be clear we messed up >> reporter: that disruption, ten days of cascading cancellations. nearly 17,000 flights affecting more than 2 million passengers >> they canceled my flight after being here for six hours >> i spent the night here at the airport. they offered nothing >> i want to sincerely and humbly apologize >> reporter: southwest chief operating officer asked to explain how other airlines weathered the winter storm, which brought southwest to its knees. >> the disruption changed f

alerts, 73 million people impacted across west and southern plains into the tennessee valley and ohio valley this is over the next couple days we're going to introduce warm air. that's going to bring the threat for severe weather later on tomorrow the first storm brings rain, wind and snow to the midwest the second storm moving into the rockies with heavy snow. this is all going to move off to the east by tomorrow on wednesday the first low will exit into canada and bring snow into the plains, it's going to be tricky travel there, and then we'll bring in warmer air we could see the chance for strong tornados and lasalso the chance for hail and damaging winds. where you seat yee the yellow i likeliest places for severe weather including memphis and e northern plains setting the stage for snow all right, happy valentine's day, guys the we'll take a look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we're back in 60 seconds as the governor of south dakota looks to ban access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth. >>> and the academy's president is issuing a new statement. issuing a new st

east that will bring rain, freezing rain, really gusty winds the threat for severe storms in the ohio valley too in the northeast, new england, record warmth in the southeast. by wednesday, we'll see more snow chilly in the four corners spotty showers in the world trade center tseb tral valley. >> next, we'll recap the biggest winners, scene stealers at the saga wards i literally use this every day, to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after i catch my dog on the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent but actually fights them and freshens. over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga? antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. it's not cough season. it's always comeback

lot of impacts, not just for the northern parts of the country but even as far south through the ohio valley and into parts of the southeast there's setup. we're going to see this snow stretch from basically bismarck to buffalo, extending out a little farther into the northeast. that's where we'll see the heaviest of snow mainly focussed into the high plains but also the icy mix notice what's going on from chicago to detroit we'll see freezing rain working through a wintry mix there's that snowfall forecast can you see the highest amounts of course, closer to places like minneapolis where we could see a foot of snow, foot and a half or close to two feet by the time this is through. also rapid city. anywhere between 8 and ad 4and 4 inches blowing snow always makes it worse on the roadways. this is something to watch for not just today but tomorrow. >>> let's head to poland where president biden continues to shore up support for ukraine he'll be wrapping up a whirlwind four-day visit as he vows that the u.s. will continue to stand by ukraine as long as it takes jay gray joins us now from polan

it expands tomorrow farther north into the ohio valley, extending all the way down to the gulf coastall points in between. timing is this, a lot of storms tonight, 10:00 at night, plenty of storms across the midsouth, traumatic storms overnight, returning again tomorrow, hitting areas from cleveland, ohio, all the way to new orleans. that line typically weekends going into friday but if you look ahead of all of those storms, and a lot of heat, potential record highs up and down the eastern seaboard, amateurs that look and feel a lot more like april than february, norah. >> norah: thank you. back here in washington, the head of the faa was in the hot seat on capitol hill today following the january computer outage that grounded flights nationwide for nearly two hours, as well as several recent airline near collisions at some of the busiest airports. cbs's nikole killion is on capitol hill. >> reporter: one month after the first nationwide ground stop since 9/11... >> every single flight in the country has stopped. >> i am really upset, but what can i do? >> reporter: senators on capit

by trained weather spotters, here is severe storm threat today east of the mississippi river valley toward ohioiver valley and could see ef-2 tornados possible today in this hatched area. that is where i'm concerned into the afternoon and evening hours. strong likelihood of winds in excess of 60 or 70 miles per hour. go to basement on lowest floor, crouch down and cover yourself, if you have shoes and helmet, that is a good idea. other big story is warm temperatures along the east coast, we'll set records today, portland, maine 52. 62 in islip, 81 in vero beach florida, new york 63, will go down to 47 on saturday and above average next week. >> todd: this is wild. >> janice: long-range forecasts, i don't know if we'll get a winter storm. i don't like to forecast five days in advance. warm temperatures continue. >> todd: i was grilling yesterday, who grills in february. >> janice: winter across the west. >> ashley: thanks, janice. chicago mayor lori lightfoot sinking to third place in a new poll just weeks from election day, candidates zero in on crime as voter's top issue as 44% of chicago resi

not only impacting the ohio valley but the northeast. there we go.sibility for snow along the great lakes and some ice. so we will continue to track that my apologies for my maps. they are sticking today. but this is going to be a big storm system we are going to be talking about. not only the severe threat but a winter storm for the northeast. a lot of these places have not gotten a lot of snow this year so we will continue to monitor that. fox weather.com has all of your latest details. we have got griff and pete and ainsley on the couch today so i remembered that. that's the good news. >> griff: janice, really quickly when is the snow coming here? ainsley is willing it come and i'm trying to get out of town. >> janice: national weather service put out a new snowfall total for the northeast. we might get measure eble ♪ for new york city, parts the connecticut and upstate new york. in some areas we could get over a foot. that is going to come overnight tonight and into tomorrow. people have to pay close attention. that's going to impact travel. espe

and the flooding rains from the ohio valley to the mississippi valley. to four inches of rain expected there million wednesday. that's where we can expect some of the heaviest rainfall, just north of columbia, missouri, into chicago. illinois, we could pick up some of the heavier rain. ponding on the roadways. isolated areas, we could have roadways covered in water. it's not a good situation with the low pressure, paula. >> this storm has it all. thanks for following it. appreciate it. >>> this week, people are traveling to the tiny hometown of former president jimmy carter where he is receiving hospice or end of life care, to pay respects. carter, a former peanut farmer, put his town on the map. >> reporter: a mix of sadness and pride falls over plains, georgia, as the residence in this small community, digest the news that former president carter is receiving end of life care. we talked to her and she remembered hearing the president at sunday service. until recently, he was still conducting lessons at church. we met a painter and there was a sculpture

we have wind advisories and high wind warnings from the tennessee to the ohio river valley.t wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. and the colder side of things. dealing with snowfall, between winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings, we could pick up 3 to 6 inches of snowfall just today. that severe weather threat into today and tomorrow, as the front pushes eastward. you will see areas in green for your thursday. damaging winds and the isolated tornado threat. it pushes further east and will wind up with more of the damaging wind threat and isolated tornado threat through parts of the southeast and into florida. rolling into friday and holding on to the flooding threat. >> thank you so much. >>> still to come, want to show you the live pictures from turkey where the mission to rescue survivors grows more urgent, three days after the disaster in turkey and syria. >>> and she's back. kim jong-un is once again putting his child in the public eye. we will look at what message the north koreans may be sending. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotio

severe storms down through the mid-mississippi and upper ohio river valleys.lot of us below freezing. we'll head for 60 degrees today. then we're back down to the mid 30s tonight. there will be a little bit more sunshine tomorrow and that sun going into the weekend will also help us warm up. we'll be in the upper 60s and a really nice day for president's day, highs in the mid 60s in the valleys. there will be a chang >>> y no olviden que si van a if you're heading out to work, take us with you sirius xm channel 108. don't forget, today it's "today" show confidential. >> yeah, a hot show. >> it's not the highest rated. >> all of our secrets. >> it's not the highest rated. off the rails. >> if you listened to that show, you knew we would turn our desk around a week before that happened >> there you go. >> give up all the -- >> you listen to that show >> of course i do. it's how i know what i'm doing on the show. >>> let's get to pop start i know it's -- >> best time of the morning! >> we'll start with rihanna. the halftime superstar is opening up about her perso

today close to 70, feeling like spring, even toward the ohio valley, the great lakes area, 40s and 50sing like mid-march, we'll take it after really, really cold temperatures this weekend, griff, over to you. >> griff: we'll take all the warm days we can get. thank you very. . 11 counties in oregon voted to secede and join ohio. matt mccall and sandy gillson support the push is join us now. thanks for joining us this morning, guys. what is going on when you have oregon citizens wanting to go to idaho, explain the move to secede and how this will work? >> thanks, griff. in oregon, we have urban rural divide like a lot of states across the country. west side of oregon is urban and left leaning and the east side of the state is rural, conservative and it is much more economically culturally, politically similar to idaho. people in eastern oregon felt like their state level governance has not heard them, has not paid attention to our concerns and has not been working. -- over a million dollars, every time a dollar comes in to the business over a million dollars in gross take, they are taxe

potential for hail, damaging wind and tornado for the ohio valley today, severe thunderstorm warning severe storm threat today for illinois, indiana, ohio, possibility for tornados, as well. cold part of this storm, cold air being pulled southward, that means measurable snow for the northeast, especially new england. winter storm warnings for parts of pennsylvania, upstate new york, new jersey, connecticut, up toward massachusetts and new england, through tuesday evening. look at snow totals. a lot of folks are like, are we going to get the big winter storm we've been expecting for february and march? some areas, yes, could see a foot of snow and we haven't seen a lot of snow. look at departures here, should have close to two feet of no for new york city area, we could get .4 of an inch. burlington and syracuse, 54% deficit, incredible winter so far. rain forecast, note the upper great lakes and toward the northeast. the snow, some areas could get a foot of snow. this is today and into overnight tuesday. across the west, blizzard warnings in effect, this is our next storm system, rai

that and risk for severe storms, we could have gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour for parts of the ohio valleystorms we will watch today. heavy rainfall for parts of the southeast. who are you voting for >> go eagles. >> in philadelphia is lawrence, say hi to him. >> hi, lawrence, how you doing? go, eagles. >> lawrence: hi, guys. thank you, janice. good morning, family. as you can tell, the energy is still so high ahead of the big game in philly. i want to talk with young ladies that work here. how long you been eagles fans? >> all our life. >> since birth, baby. >> since birth. everybody comes here to eat before the game. what is best thing on the menu? >> crab fries. >> fried crab mac and cheese. >> are you going to win this week? >> we hope so. >> yes, 100%. >> lawrence: guys, how long you been an eagles fan? >> my whole life. >> lawrence: what are you expecting in the game? >> the eagles to win. >> is jalen going to show up? >> oh, yeah. >> lawrence: big time. how long you been eagles fan? >> anita. >> lawrence: what are you expecting during the game? >> we got it. >> lawrence: what if you

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. >>> 50 million americans face the threat of storms from the gulf states in to the ohio valley.ded for hours. chad myers is in the weather center. i grew up in iowa and those pictures of blizzards this time of year, it is rough. multiple storms expected across the country today. >> yeah, too many memories for me in nebraska. tornadoes yesterday zero. today maybe more than that, but not a significant outbreak. but there is a potential for something still to spin today. we've had a couple spinners here one near pair ris tennessee. one north of memphis. the storms have now pulled away. but tornado watches in effect and i expect more to be posted today. this may be a 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 afternoon storm where we start to see the warm-up. but the potential from columbus down to the gulf coast typical of s of spring except for the part to the north that will be seeing snow. this is where we're focusing here, down across the deep south where the storms will be the strongest. some of them will spin which means some may have tornadoes. >> all right. thanks, nice to see you. >>> and thanks fo

may be even some weather across the ohio valley, seeing wind reports from up there. could be lightning as well but probably not much seeing snow on the backside, as we talk about all the time with winter-type severe weather on the north side snow, south side severe weather, but high wind warnings posted here for parts of the great lakes with wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. the day, we warm up the day, moving to all green, light rain by later on today we see color. and tomorrow we see more color. so there's the potential for some of these storms to put down some smallish events but we have to watch them because as we say it takes one in the wrong place. >> yeah. all it takes is one. that's for sure. chad, appreciate it. thank you. >>> for the first time since monday's devastating earthquake a united nation's aid convoy has been allowed to cross from turkey into syria. both countries facing a race against time to find survivors. the death toll has risen above 170,000 people. >> hundreds of thousands more people homeless as a result of the quake. and the survivors,

all the way up even to the ohio valley and cleveland. >> we'll take it, i guess.ning me, i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

flooding rains from the ohio valley down into parts of the mississippi valley.. that's what we can expect, some of the flooding, but then on top of it all, when we are more conducive for severe weather, where it's warm and we have the moisture, we have the lift from the cold front, we wind up with the threat of damaging winds, hail and even tornadoes a possibility from st. louis just towards the eastern side of oklahoma. we'll really have to watch that closely. there is the cold weather. weather breaking cold expected through friday across the northern plains and back into the upper midwest. the southeast side of the country, 135 plus record highs from the east coast down into florida, back into texas even. some in florida are saying temperatures pushing towards 90 degrees, orlando, you typical high this year expected to be in the mid 70s. paula, i'm a big fan of the warm and humid air, so i just got back from florida, i'd rather be there than in the midwest dealing with all the snow. >> lucky you in fact. that map is really tough to look at because it encompass

over the midnight hours. 10:00, midnight, 2:00 in the morning, pushing through missouri and the ohio valleyo the severe threat tomorrow, just not as great as it once was through the overnight hours today. we're watching that and bringing in the flooding threat. not only dealing with the flooding and the severe weather, but severe storms, yeah, they cause strong winds, but the whole system itself causing many concerns with winds gusting over 4 40-50 miles per hour. >> brittany ritz, camila bernal, thank you so much. >>> inside the court battle playing over tens of thousands of hours of security footage from the capitol riot that house speaker kevin mccarthy just gave to partisan television host tucker carlson. (vo) verizon has the epic new phone your business needs on the 5g network it deserves. with samsung's fastest processor yet. switch and save up to $1000 on the new galaxy s23 ult. nothat's epic. on the network america relies on. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social senti

biden going to ukraine was a big slap in the face, not just ohio valley where i'm from but middle america america, 20% of population lives in rural america. they are the ones that continue to get forgotten about. at the end of day -- neil: slap in the face he didn't go there first. >> he hasn't been involved at all. neil: what if there is talk he could come back? >> this has been three weeks. more talk around it. sending some politicians, sending someone there, people there as a first response. neil: they have settled it with norfolk southern this is your problem you have to fix it, what is that? >> politicians need to be less involved in our everyday life but when a major event, most peoples assets in the area are in peoples houses and land, people don't want to move into the area because of big health concern it affects peoples financial lives and economy as whole. neil: you think this could be another love canal disaster and people look at the area verboten for years to come? >> there is a psychological impact. i think the majority of people around that area have suffered so much alrea

morris now and then the risk for severe storms kind of spreads up toward the ohio valley.we could see some travel delays so we'll keep you up-to-date on that. foxweather.com for all the latest details. i think it is galentine's day today, ainsley. would you be my galentine? >> ainsley: you are one of my favorite gals. >> i feel the same about you. >> ainsley: andy reid says he has no plans to retire after kansas city's big super bowl win. our next guest worked closely when the coach when he played with the eagles. ♪ ♪ overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that con

we're looking at rain developing from the ohio valley into texas.storms are possible along the gulf coast. and we say stronger storms, meaning the chance for tornadoes, certainly some heavy rain falling as well tomorrow. and then this will all move to the east of wednesday and we're going to see rain falling in the northeast. look at this. a big-time warmup. this is welcome. we're looking at temperatures feeling spring light in many spots. little rock, 18 degrees. six degrees warmer than typical the time of year. new orleans, 73. tallahassee, 73. and we're looking at temperatures into the 60s and 70s. also in portions of the mid-atlantic. atlantic city, you're going to be near 50, five degrees warmer than normal. on friday, 50s in new york city. i'm curious your thoughts? eagles or kansas city? >> i think it's going to be a tight game. sad to say i'm leaning toward the chiefs, but i hope for your sake the eagles win. michelle grossman, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >>> city ahead, what we can expect from pittsburgh's state presid

pressure move off to the north and east and severe weather to the gulf coast all the way to the ohio valleye of a threat. and we're talking many cities. today memphis, greenville you're likely to see those storms. but where you see the yellow that's where we're expecting strong storms. 14 million people at risk today. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much. and a rare note for a philadelphia sports fan. i kid. still ahead here on "way too early" we've got some new reporting about former vice president mike pence who's planning to challenge a subpoena from the special counsel investigating donald trump. we'll talk about the legal implications of this move and whether he can pull it off. that'll be next on "way too early." that'll be next on "way too early. s symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores,

they're going to assess the damage and here's the severe storm threat today across the ohio valley, largees will be possible. then this area of low pressure is going to combine with an area of low pressure off the coast and bring measurable snow from new york city northward and westward. here is the snow forecast. national weather service came out with new york getting 4 to . that's very different from what we were anticipating yesterday. so, you'll have to make -- adjust your travel plans, it's going to happen during the rush hour tomorrow and then, of course, upstate new york in towards new england 8 to 12 inches plus. this is a big deal. winter winter advisory for all of these areas, the purple shaded area is winter storm warnings in excess of 6 to 12 inches of snow. then we have another potential snow storm friday and sunday. so ainsley, we have a couple of chances of big snow for the new york city area for hayden. so,. >> ainsley: i know. i'm excited. >> janice: i guess the groundhog was right. >> ainsley: i haven't told her yet. we bought a sled a couple years ago. a sixth grader an

it stretches across the ohio valley, and mid atlantic. washington, d.c., d.c. projects for 80 degrees today, there have been three examples in modern recorded history where they have reached 80 degrees in february, two of them were in the 1930s and the 1940s. we are living in rare times right now, and as you look at this gorgeous beach, chris, and you see people laying out and just enjoying it. yes, maybe this is a great experience for them, but just know summers in florida are just absolutely intolerable. so there is a silver lining to everything and i'm sorry for niala and the folks in the midwest are experiencing. it's warmer than normal in the south, and it projects that way for at least the rest of the week. >> nice try, nobody likes you. we're all jealous. thank you, sam brock. oh, my gosh, what a beautiful shot. we appreciate your reporting today. >>> later this hour as we track the potentially historic winter storm, our meteorologist bill karins will join us with the full forecast, the path and what you need to know besides get on a plane and go to miam

tomorrow the threat still goes from mississippi, alabama, tennessee, kentucky, all the way to the ohio valley. and tomorrow the area at greatest risk will be right along the mississippi/alabama border. tonight and tomorrow the dangerous times for tornadoes. >> all right. thank you. >>> retail spending is getting a big boost. and tesla will open up some of the charging stations. >> we have our cnbc "money minute." >> let's start with retail numbers. americans rebounded from what we call a spending season in the new year with retail spending jumping 3% last month in january. that was the largest one-month spending increase since march of 2021 and comes despite inflation and higher cost. driving the gains was a jump in auto sales as well as increased spending at restaurants. what recession, right? for the first time tesla will make some of its charging stations available to all u.s. electric vehicles by the end of next year. the plan announced by the white house today will make at least 7500 of those chargers available. this is part of the biden administration's ongoing plans to make electric ve

that's going to move into the great lakes region and into the upper mississippi and ohio valleys is you don't see a ton of moisture, but we just showed you that that huge plume of moisture streaming in so that was coming from a subtropical tap. it's all the way to that latitude, so they're going to see a substantial amount of snow. they're going to see some freezing rain. they're going to see some ice. they're going to see all sorts of stuff and heavy snow in places further to the north. for us. we've got scattered showers out there now, and they're few very light. i mean, i didn't see anything in my house talking to mike and julie. they didn't see anything, but it wouldn't have been hard to get under one of these today. this is a dry cold front, essentially beyond the cold front, now the front here and it's just a lot of cold there, but you can see, so there's a that's the cell. we're kind of watching. now. i think the live camera when i pop it over here. yeah, so that's the cell. that's how it looks in real time, right? so when we look at it here, that's how it looks on radar. and the

maybe even the ohio valley. so we'll keep an eye on that the rest of this week. >> all right. bill karins, thank you. >>> you might have heard kansas city chiefs fans, they are basking in glory today after their team's exhilarating victory in the super bowl. >> celebrations spilled into the streets overnight after patrick mahomes and the chiefs rallied for a double-digit comeback to defeat the philadelphia eagles 38-35. this is now their second super bowl in the last four years. who's counting? nbc news' maggie vespa, the chiefs have a passionate fan base. i'm sure they're still out celebrating. >> reporter: at least some people are, guys. as you said, it was mayhem in the streets last night. plenty of celebrating downtown. safe to say plenty of recovering across the area today. all the while, patrick mahomes and coach andy reid holding a press conference earlier today. mahomes saying among other things in part, he said he and his teammates had seen the doubters on social media all season and hopes, he says, they've proved them wrong. take a listen. >> it's hard not to hear th

the winds will whip around through the ohio valley as we go throughout the day today.wind gusts, we don't have leaves on the trees yet, so we're not going to see hundreds of thousands of people, but we're still with 50 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts. we're going to get 10, 20, 30,000 additional people losing power throughout the day today. and then we watch this next storm down along the gulf coast, this will be for tomorrow, and heading into the weekend. looks like a soggy forecast, maybe isolated strong storms in north florida. we may be able to get a little bit of snow out of it, not a lot. the weekend forecast looks like this. strong storms friday in the southeast. by the time we get to saturday, there is your rain out in the southeast coast. and then we end your weekend, super bowl day with that storm system along the midatlantic. by far, lindsey, the best weather of the country, now maybe the northeast, and the south. the worst will be the southeast and the midwest. >> okay. bill karins, thanks. >>> right now president biden is on his way to florida, the second stop o