the forecast from accuweather's paul williams. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai, victor. we have a low pressure system that is going to crank it up in wyoming and montana. snow showers lingering over to portions of utah. not only that, it's going to reach down to portions of colorado, staying windy. cool and dry for the southwest. the snow is going to reach into the dakotas as well into portions of minnesota. for the northeast, it's about ioalley region, lookin at ccuwe below or worse than that in some areas. then we are concerned about blowing snow. all of that is a concern for us along i-81, i-87, i-91 as well. watching out for severe blowing and drifting. janai? victor? >> thanks to paul there. cold news. >>> president trump's lawyer says it's possible trump may have spoken to michael cohen about his congressional testimony. but rudy giuliani shot down a buzzfeed report disputed by special counsel's office that said he directed him to lie to lawmakers about trump towers in moscow. giuliani said trump actually told

. >> paul williams has the latest. paul, good morning. >> good morning, janai and kenneth.ont continues to push its arctic muscle right over the entire east coast and putting everybody into a situation where record challenging cold throughout the night will affect so many people in the midwest and east coat. we are looking at 40 to 50 below as the real feel for us. from chicago, milwaukee toward detroit, feeling like 40 below throughout a good portion of the ohio valley region and the northeast and challenging record lows, minneapolis, international falls, milwaukee, peoria, fargo and even detroit. janai, kenneth? >> all that purple. our thanks to paul. >>> there are new details about a houston shoot-out that left four officers wounded and two suspects dead. officials say a husband and wife ambushed the officers as they executed a search warrant. the man firing at officers entering a suspected drug house. the two died during the encounter, and one of the wounded officers had been shot twice before. >>> several thousand additional active duty troops will be heading to the so

let's get over to paul williams for the day's forecast. pread cold, and old man winter really just thumping the entire midwest and down into albuquerque as well. slick roads, travel disruptions, blowing and drifting snow. we're looking at 6 inches to 12 inches going into wednesday just as an example. for the southeast, wet weather throughout the carolinas and the southeast right down towards new orleans. and for the northeast, colder behind it along the great lakes region. marcus, janai? >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> president trump sent out a new year's wishes, a video. this was a message and included a pitch for his border wall. earlier, he called on democrats to come back to washington to strike a deal on the government shutdown. but the democrats, they're poised to introduce their own solution. abc's kenneth moton has the details. >> reporter: both the senate and the house were briefly in session on the last day of 2018. most of congress is still out of town. no deal in sight to end the partial government shutdown. president trump

let's get answer from accuweather's paul williams. ng, paul. >> good morning, kenneth, janai. overall, we are still talking about the bitter cold gripping the ohio region, midwest, great lakes, northeast. once again, look at these numbers. feeling like 30 below in detroit, chicago, syracuse, up towards montreal, feeling like 20 below in pittsburgh and 10 below, at the very least, in new york. that's on a good feeling day. we are looking for the coldest blast of air coming throughout the midwest in years, watching for life-threatening cold. many places will stay below zero in some cases. that kind of cold goes for a second day, kenneth, janai? >> paul, looking for that warmup. >>> lawmakers are crafting a series of bills aiming at government shutdowns, as congress reaches a deal. members of both parties are voicing support for the tdns. the bill gaining most momentum keeps it at the current spending. some measures call for everybody to get paid except for congress and the president. >>> president trump is under fire for slamming his own

let's get details from accuweather's paul williams. morning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth, janai. we are looking for blustery conditions throughout the entire northeast with snow showers pushing throughout the northeast. we could get as much as 12 inches in some areas, particularly as you go further north towards quebec city. this is the concern for friday going into saturday, a monster of a storm bringing heavy snow from friday night into saturday from st. louis toward indianapolis and it will cover the ohio valley ridge on and swing toward the northeast and create showers and a mix to the south. >> paul, thank you. >>> we may not be alone. astronomers say they discovered a new round of mysterious repeating sounds coming from outside our galaxy. >> wow. the sounds are known as fast radio bursts, or frbs, and they last for only a few milliseconds. >> this is only the second time they have ever been detected and some experts suggest it could be evidence of advanced alien life. >> are you trying to whistle to that beat? >> wait. >> is

throughout the west, the east coast, paul williams has more. paul? >> you know, as i start this, i need to let you know up front, this is not personal. this is only business. okay? it's going to make it feel that way. the weather will be so cold, seems like it's cold, rude and unnecessary. we're looking at the bitter cold with the arctic blast. take a look at winter's coldest day in the northeast alone. upstate new york, feeling like 30 below or worse than that. that is without taking into account the crazy temperatures throughout the north central part of the country. we were expected for the cold to stick around through the night. we have the concern with blowing snow. we have plenty of snow on the ground and plenty areas. we're looking at snow clogged roads, severe blowing and drifting along i-81, i-86, i-91. problems along 90 as well. in addition to that, looking forward, the ice threat is the next problem. we have another wave, another system that will push through by wednesday throughout the northeast. it's going to be more about icing more so

. >> accuweather's paul williams is here with the details. orning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth and janai. although the monster snowstorm avoided new york it pounded d.c. and the surrounding areas. it's going stay dry and cold today. for the north west, staying dry, but the big story is what is happening along california, and it's the big story and the big ugly of the forecast. we are watching out for mudslides, urban flooding and heavy mountain snow. believe it or not, seven feet of snow before it's all said and done so obviously big-time travel delays. kenneth and janai. >> thanks to paul there. >>> police in utah are looking for three people suspected of causing mayhem at a mall. two people were injured when gunfire rerupts at a mall in st. louis. witnesses said there was a sense of panic as hundreds of shoppers were being evacuated. a man and woman were wounded and hospitalized in critical and serious condition. police say that incident may be gang related. >>> the wisconsin teen who survived three months in captivity is said to be in go

accuweather's paul williams with the forecast.od morning, this is life-threatening brutal cold that will kick in from fargo to des moines. many places will stay below zero for the high temperature for the day. that's just how cold it's going to be. throughout the northeast, we will have a good deal of snow, a mix in the d.c. and new york area. we will start off with rain the same will happen in the deep south. this will be problematic. they're not used to this icing up that will occur. slippery roads and sidewalks, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below the norm for this time of the year. then on wednesday, we'll have a second helping of this dangerous cold weather that will reach over towards the new york area, possibly down to 30 degrees below the norm as far as the real deal is concerned. colder than that around the great lakes region. >> brr. our thanks, to paul. >>> agents have joined the search for a tennessee teenager missing for two weeks. she hasn't been seen since her phone about 40 miles from knoxville. authorities say her

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i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the $49 flight to europe and how to book it. >>> yeah, also ahead, what's new is old again including the ford bronco at the detroit auto show. >>> but first when we come back, the urgent effort to rescue a little boy trapped after falling into a well that is 360 feet deep. >>> we're back with an urgent rescue effort in southern spain where a toddler is trapped down a well that's believed to be 360 feet deep. the 2-year-old fell into a ten-inch-wide hole sunday and cried out when he first fell but has not been heard from since. about 100 rescuers are now trying to reach him. the well was dug about a month ago and its cover had been removed. >>> new questions this morning about money spent during president trump's inauguration events. documents reveal the president's inaugural committee spent millions on payments to his friends and political allies and spent $1.5 million at the president's hotel in washington. the committee spent $130,000 on seat cushions, 130,000 on tiffany salad bowls and nearly $3 million on a broadway-styl

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, what we learned overnight about the future of sears. >>> also ahead, is former vice president joe biden running for president? what he's saying now. >>> plus, no change of heart. why kevin hart still doesn't want to host the oscars. >>> later, why >>> we're back with a heart breaking story from kentucky. five members of the same family killed by a suspected drunk driver. authorities say man in a pickup truck was driving the wrong way on interstate 75 when he crashed into the family's suv. he was also killed. the family from michigan was driving home from a florida vacation. >>> former vice president joe biden is expected to decide within the next two weeks whether he will one for president in 2020. "the new york times" reports that biden has told close allies that he believes he is the democrats' best hope for beating president trump. he recently said, if cow can persuade me there's somebody better that can win, i'm happy not to do it. >>> sad to say, but sears may be closing for good. a last-ditch effort to save the retailer

back to you ok thank you maria maria for notion of there with the latest on the case with earlier paul williams who is told r.t. some details about living conditions in a moscow pretrial detention center. well there which i'm pleased with what we've been considering his case he's very confident sometimes jokey with a positive mood and views he believes it was an investigative error and he can prove his innocence but he claims he didn't collect any classified data or thought he didn't have any intentions and he didn't work for intelligence you know he denies any guilt. just not on the money but i find the current evidence insufficient it's only five to ten percent of the whole picture so we will receive all the documents from the investigation which we will of course dismiss there are a lot of questions to answer and it will likely take six months to a year. closer than his media there is a t.v. in his cell good food and medical care as well i think there is an extraordinary library in there with eighteenth or nineteenth century literature which there is a good attitude towards paul which is cor

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. ♪ >>> coming up, the moment when a mayor was stabbed ontage at a charity event and what may have motivated the attacker. >>> first, video of a massive avalanche in europe. after an historic snowstorm there. we'll show you how this ended. >>> we're back with video of one of several controlled avalanches in southwest germany after a series of severe storms in recent days. at least five people have died in the alps region. snow cut off one german border town. in this case, you can see people running to get into their car at the bottom of the mountain. the snow seems to overtake one car. but the man is able to be pulled to safety. >>> across the border in austria. look at this man backing out of his hotel parking spot. whoa, that's a lot of snow, folks. he'll need more than just a little brush to get that much snow off his car. they took a picture. you can see just how high the snow piled up. more is on the way. >> yikes. >>> divers have recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the boeing 737 that crashed off indonesia in october. it was buri

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the big event in the sky overnight that you might have missed. zblchlgt also ahead, prince philip behind the wheel just days after a serious crash. why police talked to the7-year-old prince. >>> a toddl >>> she has her hands up? oh, my xwod, look at that. >> florida police officers are defending this video of a 2-year-old girl holding her hands up in the air. people were outraged when it first appeared on social media. the officers were trying to comfort the little girl. she was mimicking her parents who were suspected. two men were later charge with theft. >>> local police say they he spoken to prince philip about not wearing his seat belt. just two days after he was involved in a photographed not wearing a seat belt while driving. >> he could have shown a little bit more wisdom. realized there will be photographers around. he's not wearing a seat belt. he's going to get criticized big-time for that. especially after such a horrific zept. >> sources tell abc news the duke passed an eye exam after the accident. in that crash, a

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, an airline mistakenly sells tickets way below the real price, so will they honor the deal? >>> but first caught on camera, the terrifying moment a dust devil throws a guy into the air out of control. >>> and new developments in the case of a missing colorado mother. authorities now investigating another woman's alleged role in the case. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> we're back with video of a dust devil tearing across this yard in nevada. surveillance cameras show the suv outside the house rocking then the dust devil. look at all that debris flying around. it tears apart a children's playhouse out back. it happened this week about 50 miles west of las vegas. nobody was injured. >>> and check this out. this is in australia where another dust devil took this paraglider on

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the worst state to drive in according toew survey, and you'll be surprised. >>> also ahead, should a commercial for medical marijuana be allowed to air during the super bowl. the decision that's being made. >>> plus, a setback for serena williams overnight. the dramatic match. >>> an >>> we're back now with a close call on this icy road in wisconsin. a deputy nearly hit by that sliding car. he was walking back to his patrol vehicle after helping a driver who was in a ditch. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> in medical news researchers say a new blood test could help detect if someone will develop alzheimer's. the test checks for a certain protein in the blood. doctors claim it may be able to predict alzheimer's 16 years before a patient shows symptoms and they say it could also help test possible treatment options but a time line for the test being available remains uncertain. >>> you won't see a commercial about the benefits of medical marijuana during the super bowl. cbs is blocking the ad from the game's broadcast after rep

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. ♪ >>> coming up, an embarrassing moment at the nfl pro bowln the trophy breaks apart. >>> first, the new reporting about whether or not hillary clinton is thinking about running for president again. >>> and state of emergency declared over a measles outbreak. no for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> we are here because the american dream and our american democracy are under attack and on the line like never before. >> that's democr kamala harris formally kicking off her presidential campaign in her home up to of oakland. an estimated 20,000 people stood outside to hear her speak. she's the daughter of immigrants from jamaica and india and slp's push for a border wall. >>> the

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, bill gates spotted somewhere you wouldn't expect. >>> but first a new development r. kelly. word that his former manager is now expected to surrender to police. >>> and later, how a loyal customer at mcdonald's rewarded his favorite worker behind the counter. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. test test test test >>> we're back with video with a large group of migrants turning themselves into border patrol agents near a remote crossing in new mexico. officials say they were brought in by smugglers from central america and many needed medical care. the group of nearly 250 people included families with small children. border patrol says smugglers have trafficked at least two dozen group of migrants since last fall in that area alone. >>> a former teacher from tennessee is starting a 20-year prison sentence for running away with one of his students. 52-year-old tad cummins sparked a nationwide manhunt bac

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, is it too cold to deliver beer? we're on the case coming up. >>> also the questions being raised by this video appearing to show a man sleeping behind the wheel of a tesla. >> and new details about the alleged attack on actor jussie smollett, star of the ♪ baby come to me let me put my arms around you ♪ >>> this morning we're remembering james ingram. "baby come to me" was one of his big hits nominated for 14 grammys as both a singer and songwriter winning twice. he reportedly suffered from brain cancer. ingram was 66. >>> closing arguments are expected today in new york in the trial of notorious mexican drug lord el chapo. the defense only called one witness before wrapping up its case in just 30 minutes tuesday. the jury could get the case before the end of the week. especially chapeau faces life in prison if convicted on murder and conspiracy charges. >>> a frightening scene at this parking garage in miami after a car fell nine stories to the ground and burst into flames, you see there. the garage uses elevators

paul william is a former u.s. marine and was arrested in the russian capital on new year's eve he is a forty eight year old canadian to have multiple citizenships including canada the u.s. the u.k. and ireland as we heard from his lawyer he denies the accusations against him and claims he was in the country for a friend's wedding he's been a regular visitor for work over the last decade. this saturday also dogs christians begin celebrating a perfectly which marks the baptism of jesus in russia the holidays observed in a very special way with many people plunging themselves into ice cold water in moscow alone over one hundred thousand believers plan to dip into over two hundred icy ponds and rivers equipped especially for the ritual russian worshippers imitate baptism of christ by entering the water and submerging themselves three times on making the sign of the cross to ensure safety rescue workers and medics are nearby at all times and in addition the ceremony involves that clergy consecrate in the water in memor

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a moose on the loose giving one group of skiers the scare of their lives. >>> but first new clues in a deadly plane crash. a 32-seat plane crashing into a residential neighborhood in ohio. >>> and later, a whole new way for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> we're back with a moose on the loose causing panic at this colorado ski resort. this big animal started galloping after skiers in breckenridge. take a look at that. the woman who shot this video, well, she originally planned on just getting a still picture but then the moose started moving and she started recording and then running. she dove off the trail and hid behind a tree. >> a little more than she

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, are u.s. troops heading to south america? the mystery message on a notepad at the white house. >>> also ahead, new details about this brazen heist. a man stealing a painting right off the walls of a museum with a crowd around him. >>> and later, the questions being raised after this video appears to show an epic fight between neighbors. th for wounded warriorsgram and their families to build new lives together. when my dad left, i was, like, this big, but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a master's degree in human resources. thanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrior project helps them by, you know, giving them another start. now that my dad's home, i get a lot more hugs. i'm really proud of him. find out more about wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> we're back with another beautiful sight off the pacific coast. a drone captured this video of gray whales off oceanside, california. the whales are heading south on their annual

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, another man turns up dead at the home of wealthy donor to the democratic party. >>> also ahead, the story of an extremely rare penny found in a school cafeteria and why it's worth nearly $2 million. >>> plus, lin-manuel miranda to the rescue. the rescue. what the actor did to save a the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] and i take my job seriously. while i'm busy watching the game, i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look quite right, tell a law enforcement official. we all play an important role in protecting our communities, and you can help. if you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. [ crowd cheering ] >>> well, here's one way to get your workout in. a guy in houston was driving his new car when the tire

united states of all confirmed the man held in russia on spying charges is one of the citizens paul williams the man a former u.s. marine who's now at the center of intense media speculation auntie's will be trying to has more. haven't they god as get rather used to hearing about russian spies getting caught in america we have the hybrid warfare that you're seeing with russia which is very much forefront inspired master this is the one saying this is a hard and fast rule of trading when you when you go into espionage. particularly coming out of the soviet union or russia they will accuse of being a russian spy has pleaded guilty in a us federal court this time the case is the exact opposite paul whelan an american national and former u.s. marine was arrested in moscow in perhaps the fanciest hotel in the capital but who would have known when the news broke that as many as four countries would end up saying he's our guy about mr we won the embassy violent in moscow has requested consular access to an irish citizen currently detained in russia we are extremely worried about pool whelan we have

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a plan to charge you a tax on disposable coffee cups. >>> but first, trapped in the snow for 14 days, how two people and their dogs made it out alive. >>> and the outrage after a young boy is left abandoned on the school bus in the frigid cold for seven hours. what the driver allegedly did coming >>> take a look at this. we're back with this video. it's a deer jumping right over a black lab in kansas. the deer pauses before running out of sight. this bizarre encounter was captured on the homeowner's doorbell camera. that family dog, by the way, was not hurt. >>> more than 100 migrants have been detained along the southern border after they were caught on camera climbing over the border wall near yuma, arizona. officials say all 110 of them are from central america and were helped by a smuggler who used a ladder to get them over the wall. >>> a desperate search continued overnight for a 3-year-old boy missing in north carolina. casey hathaway was last seen playing in his grandmother's backyard tuesday. police say the case is

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, another woman jumping into the 2020 presidential race. >>> also ahead, dangerous stunts inspired by the sandra bullock movie "bird box" now prompts changes at youtube. >>> and a david and goliath legal battle. see who took on mcdonald's for naming rights to the big mac and remission can start with stelara®. >>> i'm filing an exploratory committee for president of the united states tonight. >> tonight. >> well, there you go. that's senator kirsten gillibrand throwing her hat into the 2020 presidential ring last night on stephen colbert's show. the new york democrat says she wants to focus on health care, education and job training. gillibrand was re-elected last fall. during her campaign she promised to serve her full six-year term in the senate. >>> a bombshell from the witness stand in the trial of the mexican drug lord known as el chapo. according to witness testimony, el chapo boasted about paying a $100 million bribe to mexico's former president, president enrique pena nieto. the witness, a colombian drug trafficker, said the mo

the complete forecast with paul williams, good morning. >> good morning, janai, kenneth. those storms from florida now a memory courtesy of this high pressure system that's going to clean the slate but what won't be cleaned, the ice and how it affect the southeast monday night going into tuesday with rapid freeze, slick roads and start off as rain and freezing up to three inches in some areas. snow will shift around the great lakes through 6 to 12 inches and then here comes the cold. we're talking about the windchill going to drop down to 50 below or worse in some areas. dangerous cold actually, and then tuesday going to wednesday another slice of snow, so to speak. 6 to 12 inches throughout the northeast and this polar vortex will drop temperatures up to 40 degrees below the norm for this time of year, dangerous cold and we can't avoid it. janai, kenneth. >> unbearable temperatures. our thanks to paul. >>> it's beginning of a full workweek for 800,000 federal employees. the first of the year. those employees furloughed or forced to work without pay for 35 days. >> but an

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the mega millions jackpot will tell you where one, the single winning ticket was sold. >>> also ahead, a miracle rescue. a baby pulled to safety after more than 30 hours after a building collapses. >>> and the ultimate tennis match-up, roger federer versus serena williams. serena williams. who came out on top? the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> we're back with this incredible rescue of a baby found in the rubble of an apartment collapse in russia. the 11-month-old boy is in serious condition. he was discovered 36 hours after a suspected gas explosion leveled the building. authorities say he likely survived because he was in a crib. at least nine people died in the blast. dozens are still missing. >> an incredi

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the legal fight over chocolate. how some best-selling brands are being packaged. are you getting ripped off? >>er sinkhole in florida being linked to a possible bank heist. what the fbi has found. >>> plus, more proof that robots are taking over the world. now they can play jenga. where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we've reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team 1, let's check this out. uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that puts everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- undercooked. always read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our win

. >> accuweather's paul williams has the forecast. g, janai, marcus. we have a neapolitan flavor of precipitation across texas. snow in the west part going into new mexico. freezing rain and sleet in the middle and then heavy showers along the eastern side. now those showers will lean into mississippi, alabama, arkansas, georgia, going into tennessee. for the northeast, cold with this high pressure system in place. chilly in the northwest corner of the country. and at least chilly around the great lakes but warmer in the dakotas. marcus? janai? >> our thanks to paul there. >>> so attention, mega millions players, especially those who bought a ticket in new york state yesterday. unfortunately, i didn't. >> you missed out. >> you may be a multimillionaire. >> last night's drawing was worth $425 million. these are the winning numbers for you 34, 44, 57, 62, 70, and then the mega ball was 14. mega millions says there was one winning ticket -- >> oh, my gosh. >> -- matching all those numbers. it was sold right here in new york. that mean fr

paul williams of accuweather has more. >> the more i have, the more you probably won't like the.with biting winds out of the north. don't take this personal. this has been rude and uncalled for. when the winds hit you it's uncalled for. we are look at 30 below or worse. and a lot of snow around. watch out for snow-clogged roads. denver to colorado, which, we are look at 6-12 inches in some areas along i-80 and i-90. tuesday night another slice of snow with a second snowstorm cranking up as you go from omaha to chicago. and we are look for ice to occur in chitown. >> stop being oh rude. come back soon. love the report there. bone chilling temperatures. coming up, "buzzfeed" crops a bombshell on president trump friday and lit up the airways. the special counsel's office respond with a highly rare public rebuke saying it's not accurate. but was the damage done? the main real media and left-wing lawmakers lost their collective mind bringing you this story. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. l

let's get the bad news forecast from accuweather paul williams. palm, break it down. eak it down. >> reporter: good morning, jenay, victor. you know that cold air, it's stick around -- it's sticking around today. but thanks to this high pressure system and the sunshine it will get exposure to, it will have a chance to thaw and be milder by the afternoon. in the center part of the country, a mix of rain in chicago. heavy snow up toward minneapolis back toward omaha and nebraska. so much snow, we're bracing for six-to-ten inches of snow throughout iowa, into wisconsin, perhaps three to six there. in the northwest part of the country, a mixture of rain and snow. by the way, for wednesday morning, watch out for some early morning slippery travel throughout portions of the east coast. jenay, victor. >> all right. paul, thank you. >>> there has been another deadly avalanche in the west. this time in colorado. >> a second skier has died as a result of a slide in mexico days ago. >> reporter: in the back country near aspen, colorado, a deadly avalanche. >> i came across the sc

. >> let's get the details from accuweather's paul williams. , gio. you know the same storm that caused problems in ohio, now it's leaning its way toward the northeast, combining with cold air, having a chapter two to this same system. snow showers throughout pennsylvania, new york, vermont, new hampshire as well as maine for the southeast. much colder with gusty winds accelerating beyond 25 miles per hour. waterlogged along i-5 from seattle down toward medford and the rain continues all the way into sacramento and as far south as los angeles. gio, janai. >> all right, paul, thank you so much. >>> moving on now to a final farewell for a purdue university super fan tyler trent. the 20-year-old gained national attention last year as he bravely fought a rare bone cancer while becoming an adopted captain of the purdue football team. he passed away on new year's day. purdue's quarterback represented the team at trent's funeral in indianapolis, while one of peyton manning's jerseys hung behind him. >>> a long cold case has come to an end with a suspec

let's go to paul williams, the accuweather meteorologist joins us now with the forecast. paul?around a little longer than you like, like a relative stops in for christmas still around in january, that kind of unease it what we're experiencing because this arctic blast is the coldest of the season. i want to just share with you, how crazy cold it is. we're looking at portions of upstate new york, 30 below or worse, like 40, 50 below according to the accuweather real feel. we're looking basically the northeast in general feeling like 30 below in the first place. that is where we start of the rest of tonight. will it stick around tomorrow? yeah. we'll not only have problems with the temperatures but we're having problems with blowing snow. the bottom line we're looking severe blowing and drifting occurring with gusty and frigid winds. a combination of things, with winds, lower temperatures, that is one problem, but winds are out of the northwest. there is no moisture. lack of moisture making the wind more cutting on your skin and more uncome for thible with exposed skin. looking f

. >> let's get the forecast from accuweather's paul williams. updated this major storm and unfortunately nothing on the hit list has changed. still watching out for mudslides, wide-spread flooding, winds in excess of 40-60 miles per hour. blizzard conditions, 100-mile-per-hour winds along the mountainous region. along with seven feet of snow in the mountainous regions. this is where we're going to cover the snow on thursday. friday, the southern part of the country. difficulty with travel. and let's talk about the deep south. this could be the threat of isolated tornados throughout portions of texas, louisiana, going into mississippi with damp air versus dry. now, the northeast will stay clear for thursday, but watch out for the storm because it's going to bring possibly 12 to 24 inches in the northeast and drag on until sunday. janai? kenneth? >> our thanks to paul there. >>> four americans have been killed in a deadly suicide attack in syria. the blast at a restaurant killed at least 16 people including two american service members, a pentagon

. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us with a look at what's ahead. paul?od morning, janai, victor. it seems as if the arctic air won't leave us alone. the core of cold air will overtake the midwest by thursday and by friday the ohio valley region and the deep south. then, by saturday, over the entire east coast. it's just going to stay cold. how cold? how about 40 below in and around wisconsin. 30 below around chicago, and continuing to stay cold. along the east coast, we are watching out for flooding because of the combination of w, has to pau and haney fo reward money for jme closs is recovering after being held hostage for 88 days. she was held hostage by the man who killed her parents. now the company where closs' parents worked said they will donate the $25,000 they offered in her case to her. the company's president says he hopes a trust fund can be set up for jayme. >>> as furloughed federal employees struggle to pay their bills, the tulsa oklahoma school district is offering to put them back to work right away. they are inviting government workers

. >> let's find out just how bad it will be from accuweather paul williams.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is just the first of four storms that will hit california for tuesday. we will have spotty showers in texas. then as we go into wednesday through thursday, here come the successive storms that will pummel the west coast, power outages, gusts up to 60 miles per hour. mudslides and big time flooding. then it will crank and swing over to the northeast bringing us a second major storm going into this weekend. >> a big thanks, to paul there. >>> pouring rain in l.a. didn't stop tens of thousands of striking school teachers from marching in the streets. the teachers are demanding more pay along with smaller classes. l.a. schools remain opened. they are being staffed by substitutes. as of now, there are no negotiations scheduled between the union and the school district. >>> well, to the victors belong the french fries and the burgers and the pizza. right up your alley. >> i hope it goes that way. but the clemson tigers football team from my home s

. >> let's get details on the forecast from accuweather's paul williams.aul, good morning. >> good morning, janai, victor. early morning concerns for an ice threat throughout portions of virginia, west virginia, central pennsylvania going into new york with slippery travel and sidewalks becoming slick because of the freezeover, but we will have a surge of milder air that will set us up for widespread rain wednesday afternoon. milder air on thursday afternoon. flooding along the coast. snow throughout the north central part of the country and around the great lakes region, 6 to 10 inches in some areas north of chicago, and widespread thunderstorms will rumble its way through the deep south. janai? victor? >> our thanks to paul. >>> it's back to school this morning for l.a.'s public school teachers now that they reached a new deal with the school district. the teachers were on the picket lines for six days and their new labor agreement provides a 6% pay hike, commitment to reduce class sizes and increases in support staff. the teacher's union says the deal h

accuweather's paul williams has that forecast. good morning. >> good morning, janai, marcus.m that is going to hit oklahoma is taking no prisoners. big-time problems on the roads because of the ice. up to 4 inches of snow in some areas. slippery travel, reduced visibility. this storm is going to crank up through texas and swing rain flooding showers throughout the lower mississippi valley region. not just there, the entire southeast. you see this area? they've already been receiving crazy rain for the past few weeks and they're going to get another 2 to 3 inches or even more than that in some areas. the southern new england states throughout massachusetts rain, snow to the north, courtesy of this low pressure system, and then to the northwest, we're going to have poor air quality problems in oregon. janai? marcus? >> our thanks to paul. >>> a zoo in florida has closed a rhino exhibit after a young girl wound up in the animal's enclosure. the 2-year-old slipped through a nearly eight-inch gap between bars that allow guests to touch the rhinos. that part of the zoo is now off l

accuweather's paul williams has more.ing, paul. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth, janai. we are staying stormy. in california the fourth storm to pound against this coast, causing big problems with widespread flooding, mudslides, wind gusts between 40 up to 60-mile-per-hour gusts and heavy snow in the nevadas up to seven feet in some areas. obviously we're concerned about power outages and travel disruptions. now, let me explain to you about this northeast snowstorm on the way. wednesday night through thursday, friday we're looking for a wave of snow bringing one to three inches throughout the northeast and three to six in others. now, as we go into wednesday this is the front that's going to bring the introduction to the snow, but as we go from wednesday, thursday, friday we're looking for thursday rain in the ohio valley region, thursday night rain throughout the northeast, and then another storm kicks in friday, saturday, and sunday bringing another slice of heavy snow all the way toward the northeast. kenneth, janai

george schulz, william moro, paul o'neal, william ruckelshaus, elliott richardson and many others said no to the president because they were fiercely dedicated of providing a strong partisan civil service. it was a culture that shaped their careers and is one they felt was enters to protect. while nixon did not see strength in the men who resisted his orders their collective stand was powerful enough to block the president's attempts to block abuses of power. they chose -- nixon was prevented from expanding his presidential powers. nixon often complained that there were too many principle men in his administration. but there were just enough nice guys to stop him from dramatically undermining constitutional democracy. thank you. [applause] so it looks like we have about 25 minutes for questions. and if you could use the mic right over there -- >> guest: let me thank you for real a quite interesting conversation. i have to start and say i'm not from the united states. small island in the netherlands. i think your talk provokes, certain questions. the trump was caught in big problems wit

. >> accuweather's paul williams has the detailed forecast. ning, paul. >> good morning, ryan, emily. we're looking at widespread rain from seattle, portland down towards medford and snow showers as you move further inland. look for that to reach down towards san francisco and then transition into snow showers as you move further inland. now, also be mindful we're looking for one mess of a storm along the mississippi valley region around the great lakes region in the form of snow, a mix as well as rain leaning towards the northeast. big-time cold air in place that's going to punch its way through and that is going to combine with that moisture giving us 3 to 6 inches of snow, ryan, emily. >> turning now to the government shutdown now in its third week with hundreds of thousands of federal employees working without pay. now, there's been an uptick in the number of tsa workers calling out leading to longer wait times at some prairports, but officials insist security will not be compromised. tourists visiting washington, d.c. and the national monu

with, and there was a surprise twist today in the case of his former campaign chairman paul manafort. pete williams with the latest for us from washington. >> reporter: while paul manafort was serving as donald trump's campaign chairman, he was in contact at least twice with a man named konstantin kilimnik, a former employee of manafort's consulting company, also described by robert mueller as a man with ties to russian intelligence. the new details come in a document filed by manafort's lawyers with some lines blacked out that can easily be read simply by copying and pasting them into a new document. they say manafort shared polling data with kilimnik about the campaign and met with him in madrid to talk about what manafort's lawyers call a "peace plan for ukraine" the country where manafort earlier did political consulting work. these aren't government allegations. they're statements made by manafort's own lawyer in a document intended to refute mueller's claim that manafort hasn't cooperated with investigators since pleading guilty. but it's impossible to tell from this new filing whether manafo

. >> reporter: this morning, paul williams' lawyer telling journalists he's doing pretty well and he's, quote, maintaining his dignity. in the past f hours, a russian judge denying the decision to deny himself, meaning he'll stay inrison until his trial. paul whelann appeared a glass enclosure surrounded by russian security, their faces covered. wearing a blue button shirt, he stood, at times straining to hear his lawyer. the judge ruling againstre asing the michigan native charged with espionage. mr. whelan was arrested in december, his famy insisting he is not a spy.on after almost a they have very little information. >> nobody knows the detai other than the russian vernment about why he was charged as an alleged spy. the family insists he was in russia for awedding, whi according to russian media he was found with fake secrets. some suspect the former marine is a pawn in ama dipc game with the russians hoping to exchange him for maria butina who pled guilty. >> sounds very much like a russian entrapment. >> what's your message to president pun? >> let my brother go. the charges are

un juez de la capital rusa mantienen presiÓn al ex infante de marina paul williams, quien de ser declaradoecuatorianos se organizaron para buscarlos. decenas de venezolanos que nada tuvieron que ver con el delito sufrieron las consecuencias del ataque xenÓfobo. diana carolina fue sepultada la tarde de este lunes. sus amigos y familiares hicieron un llamado a la paz y a dejar el odio. >> no quiere decir que se debe cerrar las fronteras a todos, sino tiene que buscar la manera de que estos malos elementos no entren en nuestro paÍs. el gobierno ecuatoriano reacciona ante el crimen y anunciÓ la creaciÓn de brigadas para continuar la situaciÓn de los venezolanos. freddy: el vicepresidente en cadena de radio y televisiÓn dijo que se les pedirÁ el registro de antecedentes penales. sin generalizaciones, pero con mano firme, hoy debemos diferenciar entre venezolanos keuchel del gobierno de maduro y otros que aprovechan esta situaciÓn para delinquir. freddy: la asociaciÓn de venezolanos residentes en ecuador considera que serÁ casi imposible cumplir con la nueva exigencia de las autoridades. >> es i

new evidence that paul manafort lied to investigators, william barr was up on capitol hill promisingprotect the russia investigation, while all this was playing out, president trump was trying to create a crack in democratic party unity. let's go to our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. what are we hearing from the president tonight? >> well, wolf, no cracks in the democratic front just yet. the president stayed behind closed doors for most of the day. that was one of the few signs that confirmation hearing, as the shut down continues. there's talk of another shutdown in this capitol. whether steve king should be run out of town over his latest racist remarks. >> one thing that's not shut down in washington, the president's twitter feed. he was back to playing the blame game, why is nancy pelosi getting paid when people who are working are not. pelosi fired back tweeting, stop holding the paychecks of 800,000 americans hostage. republicans slammed democrats who rejected a neg ocean at the white house. >> if you don't show up at the table, how are we ever going to come to a

paul charlton, also a former u.s. attorney, joining us, and pete williams as well. pete, let's go to you first for your analysis outside the courthouse, then we'll talk to your colleagues about what just helped. >> reporter: sure, i'll tell you what the news is. the news is roger stone came and went without saying anything. >> exactly. >> reporter: perhaps he chose not to speak because there were protesters around and he realized he would have to shout them down which he almost had trouble doing last friday when he was arrested in florida. but the rest of it was as expected, andrea. it's an arraignment. these things are very, very brief. this one lasted less than 15 minutes. he arrived about eight minutes before it started, wearing a suit and tie. and in fact about half the hearing was spent with no one saying anything while he signed a bunch of papers about his release. but his lawyer entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. and the judge imposed the same conditions on his release as were imposed last week in florida, that is to say, you can't have a passport, he c

paul has always had a good reputation. he has been elected over and over again in prince william. .c. sniper. >> will be tried by paul ebert. >> i'm known as the snipper and sniper prosecutor. >> lorena bobbitt appeared on the verge of tears this morning as she appeared in court. >> she was charged with malicious wounding. >> do you understand that charge? >> yes. >> that means she not only wounded and severed his penis, but she did it with malice, hatred, revenge. she was looking at probably, 20 years. >> in my view, she was assaulted by him. she was upset bay what he had done to her. and cut his penis off. >> two wrongs don't make a right in this case. >> malicious wounding, malice, it's a state of mind crime, right? but what was her state of mind? on the one hand, she did call the police and say, here. go find the penis. and they did and they reattached it. on the other hand, you're responsible for your actions under law. >> look, you can't let her walk away after cutting her husband's penis off. that's not a thing. on the other hand, john didn't seem to be so innocent either. >

patricia: se revelÓ la comunicaciÓn entre paul manaford y un ruso, en los documentos se menciona una persona vinculada a agencias de inteligencia rusa. enrique: williamhaga algo equivocado. patricia: mÁs adelante refugiados venezolanos quedan en el limbo luego de ser desmontado el campamento donde fueron recibidos en bogotÁ. ♪ ♪ enrique: una diputada en venezuela dijo que cada oficial debe contribuir a restaurar la democracia en el paÍs. patricia: decenas de refugiados en colombia se debaten entre la angustia y la incertidumbre al ser desalojados de un campamento. muchos no saben quÉ rumbo tomar. llegÓ a su fin y las 33 carpas que sirvieron como albergue para los venezolanos, fueron ya quedaban pocos, apenas 127 salieron hoy resignados. >> no es fÁcil cargar con una familia. yo creo que debemos tener esperanza. >> el proceso de salida estaba anunciado desde la instalaciÓn del albergue. >> era una medida transitoria que se acababa desde el primer momento comenzamos el proceso de desmonte. se le preguntaba cuÁles eran sus planes. >> para muchos vecinos, las condiciones eran inhumanas. las condiciones ahÍ adentro son infrahumanas. >> nos querÍan echar p