las playas del golfo reciben nieve, como en pensacola, florida y galveston, texas. millones de personas bajo gÉlidas temperaturas. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con informaciÓn de Última hora. un juez federal de seattttle dijo e habrÁ una audiencia para evaluar la constitucionalidad de la orden ejecutiva sobre la eliminaciÓn de la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento. esto como producto de la impugnaciÓn de una veintena de estados y organizaciones de derechos civiles. cristina londoÑo informa. >> en su primer dÍa entero de gobierno una sÚplica con tono de regaÑo desde el pÚlpito para el presidente donald trump. >> i ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country. we were scared now, but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. >> una referencia clara dicen analistas a mÁs de una decena de acciones ejecutivas que incluye esta que busca ponerle fin a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento en este paÍs. un derecho protegido por la 14 enmienda de la constituciÓn. pero el gobi

that's pensacola, florida. there's 6 inches of snow on the ground right now in pensacola. just heard new orleans, 9 inches, but new orleans is not the biggest number in louisiana. lafayette with almost a foot. 10.5 inches of snow. new york city, on the other side of the coin, only 1.6. where does the system go? it's going to be pushing off to the east, places like charleston, south carolina; savannah, into maybe raleigh, north carolina. 3 to 6 inches for you, and whatever you pick up, look at this. it's not going anywhere. it stays bitterly cold. all that light blue or purple either cold weather warnings or extreme cold weather warnings. you're waking up to some tough numbers out there. tomorrow morning, it's 3 below in washington, but look at new orleans. 11 degrees to kick off your day. towns that don't see snow, they've seen snow tonight. norah, it's all yours. >> norah: lonnie, thank you so much. dozens are dead in a fire in a ski resort in turkey. the details when we return. det. a ski resort in turkey. the details when we return. nkru, a medical device manufacturer,

it could hit hard here in pensacola, florida. it was september 2017. a school administrator named casandra waller went about the usual preparations. schools would be closed for this one. and one unusual preparation-- the love of her life, taylor wright, was moving in with her, here in her tidy little ranch house until, storm bearing down, taylor announced she was running an errand, and she didn't come back. it started that way, as a simple missing person case. keith morrison (voiceover): but if you ask chad wilhite and jeff brown, then detectives and partners, they'll tell you nothing is simple in police investigations. and this one? far from it, though, at first, it didn't look like a case at all, except maybe the case of a lover who'd changed her mind and a jilted party who'd chosen to file a police report. still, the detective who received it followed standard procedure. he handles it like any other missing person case. he tries to reach out to the reporting person, which was casandra waller, who was the girlfriend of taylor wright at the time. keit

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pensacola, that is florida five inches houston, texas. right there at four. we roll through tomorrow, if you're doing any traveling, any kind of snow has moved out. but we've got some cold 20s and 30s from the northeast down to pensacola, florida. lots of 30s and 40s for the mid u.s, and california is going to be o of the warmest spots. let me get you more details on our forecast in your microclimate weather. and as we head through tomorrow morning, we're starting it off. chilly. frost advisories. freeze warnings in effect, the coldest up here towards napa and also santa rosa in the mid 30s. also coming in with some mid 30s around concord. san jose, 3940s near the coast. the payoff by the afternoon though, if you can get through that chilly weather in the morning, it's going to be worth it. look at this upper 60s for much of the bay area. 68 in san jose. 65 martinez, 68 in napa, 62 there in half moon bay. so all in all, a great day with those sunny skies. we'll see a slight chance of a spotty shower on saturday. trace amounts to about a 10th of an inch. i'd l

pensacola, florida five. and houston, texas right there at four. so as we move through tomorrow, that snowfall is exiting. but take note if you're doing any traveling, it is going to be downright cold, 20s and 30s from the northeast down to atlanta and pensacola. got you at 32 here in nashville, 30 in denver, and then those 60s and 70s here in california. so we're certainly one of the warmest spots on the map. as we head through wednesday's forecast, it generally tries to get a little warmer, but we're still cold for a lot of the map, and we stay with that chill here for much of the u.s. as we head into friday's forecast. so scarf, hat, gloves, everything you need it if you're headed out of the bay area. now, when it comes back to our weather forecast, this area of high pressure, it's going to keep us dry through friday's forecast. but looks like that breakdown for some rain chances saturday and then into sunday would be for southern california. so right n now for us, trace amouns to about a 10th of an inch on saturday's forecast. and then we clear

then check out this video from milton northeast of pensacola. storm dropped almost 9 inches of snow. that more than doubles a recordrecord 4 inches set in 1954. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >>> oh, boy. the snow day brought out the inner child in a lot of people across the south. mobile, alabama, new orleans as well, people hitting canal street to play ice hockey. >> canal street in new orleans, i mean -- >> go figure. >> that's crazy. >> and that was perfect for these nuns. let's see. what are they -- look at that. see the nuns? >> so it's nuns pelting the parish priest in metarie, louisiana. i think i got the pronunciation correct, been awhile since i lived in that direction. you can see it from space. take a look at the map here. i'm going to turn on the visible satellite perspective from earlier today, and you can see the outline of the clouds off the coast. but all of this is clean to the gulf coast. that is all snow from houston to new orleans to mobile to pensacola and tallaha

look at this, winter storm warnings in pensacola. slow going on interstate 10. and just look at the numbers tonight. the dangerous cold. the wind chills tomorrow morning at or below zero. new york city to washington, d.c. and asheville, north carolina, minus 3. ginger zee with the forecast, but first, abc's victor oquendo in the middle of this storm. >> reporter: tonight, treacherous travel from a once in a generation gulf coast whiteout crippling the deep south. >> we've never seen anything like this. i mean, it's that simple. >> reporter: the first blizzard warnings ever issued for the state of louisiana. howling wind and more than ten inches of snow in spots. authorities shutting down dozens of highways, overpasses, and bridges. >> the challenge, i think, we're going to face is the bridges right now are acting like big ice trays. >> reporter: in new orleans, this drone video showing the iconic streets of the french quarter packed with snow. the city's downtown streets practically unrecognizable. >> i've seen snow before, but never in new orleans. >> reporter:

prÁcticamente estÁ todo paralizado, precisamente muy cercano a lo que es la ciudad de pensacola.lo negro. usted pasa sobre Él, pierde el control y esto genera accidentes que en muchas ocasiones son accidentes mÚltiples. asÍ que permanecer en casa. desde texas a la florida es esencial. por fin, corazÓn. por fin! ya estÁ. nieve sale del todo del paÍs. ha llegado a las aguas abiertas del ocÉano atlÁntico. y vean todo el sur de los estados unidos ya con una situaciÓn mucho mÁs tranquila. cuÁl es el problema? que las temperaturas son las 00:40 de la tarde, 12 y 35 para ser exactos, y estÁn en los 21 grados en new orleans, tallahasee 27 y houston, 30. esto representa que todo ese hielo va a permanecer congelado hacia el norte. el frÍo es extremo, -1 en chicago, -15 en cleveland, 11 grados en la ciudad de nueva york. y esta tarde, las temperaturas no suben. asÍ que para este frÍo, proteger la cabeza, vestirse en capas y proteger nuestras extremidades. recuerden este frÍo que si usted se expone por 30 minutos, es perjudicial para su salud. estas son las temperaturas mÁximas durante el dÍ

por ejemplo, en pensacola hay un total de nueve pulgadas de nieve.de electricidad. la ola Ártica llegÓ hasta las carolinas. >> esto estÁ completamente parado. el i-10 estÁ cerrado actualmente. mucha nieve. >> hay un poco de peligro, pero con cuidado. se puede. se puede. pues hay que salir a trabajar. >> la buena noticia es que se pronostica que las temperaturas suban gradualmente a partir del domingo en el sureste del paÍs. el presidente trump estuvo hablando con john hariri, presentador de fox news. esta es la primera entrevista de trump tras llegar a la casa blanca. en parte del encuentro volvioÓ a criticar y a dar afirmaciones engaÑosas sobre la respuesta federal a los desastres naturales durante la administraciÓn biden sobre fema, dijo lo siguiente. >> los angeles has changed everything because a lot of money is going to be necessary for los angeles and a lot of people on the other side. want that to happen and they want to ask fema is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly because i'd rather see the states take care of their own problem

new orleans snow pensacola, florida. some snow temps in the 30s and you'll see as we head through wednesday's forecast, much of the nation just remains locked with this chilly weather. check this out. here's houston near houston, 1 to 5in of snow. new orleans 3 to 7in pensacola and the panhandle of florida up to one inch. so be ready for those chilly winter conditions down there in florida and the stheast. on saturday. we'll see a slight chance of a spotty shower. only 20%. i think the bigger headline here is those cold mornings. we'll see over the next several days down here in the 30s. but man, there's not there's not a part of the nation right now not getting hit with that chill. it is cold. thank you jeff. all right. our coverage of the second inauguration for president trump continues a lot more scrutiny over a gesture that elon musk made during his eech this morning. wspe' hey man. whoa i'm you, from the future. our doctor figured out why the constipation with belly pain keeps coming back. it's ibs-c! and linzess c

florida pensacola. yeah, 4 to 5in for a lot of those spots. and we've been enjoying mild temps. but things are changing a bit for us. yeah this weekend get the jacket. we got to find the umbrella. two things we haven't really needed a whole lot of. we had 70s earlier this week, and we're not going to get anywhere near that. as we head into your saturday and sunday forecast. so let's move it into your microclimate weather and we'll take you outside here first if you have any plans tonight. did want to show you right now in san francisco 56 degrees cloud cover increasing. and it's going to be a chilly one here if you're headed out late. we're already down to the 40s here at 10:00, right near the bay. temperatures are very similar 59 degrees. we have sunny skies, also some high clouds trying t to move in the next few minutes here, and plenty of 40s here. nine and 10:00 and back across the inland valleys. also coming in at 59 degrees. and it's dropping off quickly by 7 p.m. we're already 5140s right there a

and that's also snow in houston, new orleans, pensacola and atlanta. check out these numbers here in houston. they could see up to five inches of snow. new orleans 3 to 7 pensacola in the panhandle of florida. up to one inch. we're going to stay with these chilly temperatures even right into wednesday. okay. on that 7-day forecast, we're going to see a slight chance of a spotty shower on saturday. it's only a 10% chance. better bet in central and southern california. not a large storm, but we may get around a quarter to a half inch down towards places like san diego. so southern california can n really u that. we could too. but with the way things have been going in southern california, they desperately need it. and it's just extra blanket weather here at home. oh yeah. bundle up. thanks, jeff. up next, thousands of costco workers nationwide could soon be going on strike. we'll tell you about the deadlinthate "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little

pensacola, florida, five-plus inches. and new orleans at eight inches. rivaling that 1895 storm, which was the last record for so many, many of them broke today. and it's still snowing in southeast georgia, macon, augusta will get it. right up the coast there. charleston into wilmington. we're timing it out into the overnight. that's when the snow is really going to get heavy along the beaches in the southeast, down to ice in jacksonville by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. so, a lot of schools preemptively closing. that's great news, because really, staying off the roads is how you're going to get around this one. look at all the cold weather alerts, from michigan, right down to texas and over to florida. david, record lows possible tomorrow morning. i had a lot of people writing me, saying, hey, your weather showed up on my lawn -- don't worry, you'll get moderating temps in the south by the weekend. >> david: yes, take the temperatures seriously. going to be a very cold and dangerous morning ahead. ginger, we'll see you on "gma." >>> the other news tonight, presid

en florida, en pensacola mÁs de ocho pulgadas de nieve. >> nunca habÍamos vivido una nevada.nta dejÓ a miles de personas sin servicio elÉctrico y varios muertos. en texas vvarias personas perdieron la vida por accidentes automovilÍsticos. las autoridades piden prudencia en las calles y autopistas. >> sabemos que en la noche y madrugada hay mÁs riesgos. las avenidas se congelan. reportera: las interrupciones en la carretera y en el trÁfico aÉreo ha sido inevitable. en mississippi se reportan accidentes por el hielo negro. los aeropuertos principales de houston y nuevo orleans permanecieron cerrados. planteles escolares ppermanecen cerrados en varios estados del sur. en texas, residentes dicen haberse preparado para lo peor. >> incluso las tuberÍas y plomerÍa se cubren y se protegen. se ha venido desarrollando este sistema de proteger todo. reportera: el frÍo amenaza al norte de el paÍs. en new york se declara estado de emergencia en 13 estados. eliÁn: un vehÍculo se estrellÓ contra una casa en chicago. observe su pantalla. el conductor sufriÓ heridas leves, ningÚn residente su

houston new orleans over to pensacola, florida. in about 24 hours, there could be anywhere about four inches of snow in new orleans, so this will be the area to watch. but i mean, chicago's two, detroit's eight, green bay six below minneapolis, 11 below. bismarck, 18 below. denver two below. we don't have that. we have cold temps, but we are in the 30s. but a wind advisory has kicked in northeast bay hills. and the fog, which was front and center over the weekend and early, early this morning, is now getting chewed up because right there, that breeze, that's all it takes to take care of the fog. and so it's disappearing fast. these were the highs yesterday. napa that's in town was 45 degrees. that was the high american canyon 47 napa airport 49. vallejo barely made 50. san jose, san francisco 51. fremont and santa rosa were both 52. that was it should be a good 10 to 15 degrees warmer today because you got rid of the fog, the breeze, and another system is digging in not only here but also into southern california. so fire concerns

this is pensacola woke up to a fresh dusting of snow. northwest florida is under a winter storm warning until 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. it was snow in new orleans. a lot of the deep south is just not used to this. the national weather service says accumulations are expected to be 2, maybe 4 inches. emergency officials are telling folks who may be unfamiliar driving in such conditions to stay off the roads unless you absolutely have to be somewhere. >> yes, whether they're lawrence. yeah, first ever. blizzard warning all the way down in the deep south, the south of new orleans and boy, it just was coming down. it's been extremely cold. get along with that. get a little moisture. all of a sudden, yeah. start to talk about a lot of snow or usually don't see of that cold weather in place now. and you can see it already a current temperature that your 29 degrees right now in orleans, 0 degrees in chicago, 18 in dc as we head into time. still some more cold air really just dropping in the cold arctic express. and that's gonna bring more cold

the cold is hanging on. 19 million people impacted from pensacola, tampa and savannah. it's a cold start this morning. temperatures right above freezing in places like new orleans. it's 20 in montgomery. 31 in jacksonville and 25 in columbia. but even this is easing. we're looking at temperatures gettincloser to g freezing finally in bismarck and sunshine all right. parts of the midwest. that's your friday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> coming up, the snubs and surprises from the oscar nominations. and panda diplomacy on full display. the animals making their big debut at the national zoo. big debut at the national zoo. our shampoos and conditioners are made with supercharged botanicals. ♪♪ these sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate and replenish nutrients. ♪♪ to boost hair health in just one wash. ♪♪ all without the salon naturals price tag. ♪♪ ♪♪ it's supercharged herbal essences. ♪♪ if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas, your body's giving you signs. it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists

pensacola. >> seriously, some of these places like pensacola, florida, new orleans could see their biggesttorm ever. do they have shovels? i don't even know what they have down there. none of it. none of it. >> they got the bayou, alligators, mardi gras beads, and now snow. >> snow. >> truly wild. >> it is wild. we'll touch on that in a second. this morning it's about temperatures that are below freezing. and a lot of our cities right now. we'll take fairfield as example 27 is that current temperature. so it is very cold this morning. like reggie said we have frost advisories posted. it's just another morning where it is quite cold. this frost advisory lasts until 9 a.m. temperatures down into the 30s if not below freezing right now. good morning, palo alto. you're at 30 degrees currently we're at 37 in oakland, 31 in santa clara. the wider picture shows you subfreezing in the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma, saint helena, fairfield all below freezing. look at danville right now, 29 degrees. you need to bundle up. stay warm all morning long because temperatures very slow to warm over the nex

chris, we're going to be at 19 in pensacola tomorrow morning.snow, which typically you see in the south melts right away. chris not this time. it's going to take 2 or 3 days. that's why we're worried about people. yeah. they can't go on the roads. you know, there's not enough plows to even remotely clear the side streets. >> i gave one of my brothers for christmas a puzzle board with 1000 piece puzzles. and he's in cleveland. okay. actually, he's probably in a colder place. he's to the east of cleveland, right near the lake. so with the wind chill, wind chill of -23. david, get that puzzle. >> get the puzzle. we want to see a picture of it tomorrow. okay. thousand pieces challenge. >> all right, bill karins. thank you. well, today, southern california still isn't out of the woods after two weeks of deadly and destructive wildfires. even as some neighborhoods do begin their recovery. 13 million people today under active fire alerts at 63% containment. officials say the palisades fire still poses a risk because winds could ramp up to dangerous lev

the surreal scenes as cities like new orleans and pensacola get more snow than they've seen in a century. so much to get to on this wednesday. but we start with the january 6th investigation and the hundreds of criminal cases connected to it effectively erased all traces of it have been deleted from the fbi website, as the federal bureau of prisons confirms that hundreds of the former convicts who had been imprisoned for crimes committed that day have already been set free. but several have made it clear they have no intention of going quietly. take, for example, the so-called qanon shaman jacob chansley, tweeting that he's going to use his new freedom to buy some guns, although he framed it profanely, or the proud boys, who marched in washington this week with a flag saying they've done nothing wrong, or their one time leader, enrique tarrio, who said this just hours after being released. >> now it's. >> our turn. >> now it's. >> our turn. >> i'm happy that the president. >> is focusing not. >> on retribution. >> and. focusing on success. >> but i. >> will tell. >> you that i'm. >> not

we're talking about four inches in pensacola, florida. i mean, i can remember being a kid growing up in florida. we get a little dusting and that was huge. but four inches and then back towards texas. we're looking at 4 to 5, louisiana 4 to 7. so it's been a wild day. a lot of folks just staying off the roads, they just don't have the snow clearing equipment to keep those roads plowed. so it's certainly very dangerous. but also if you can get through that and just enjoy it from home, it is very, very beautiful. all right. take you outside here to something else beautiful. and that is our sunset here in san francisco tonight. right now. 57. good to see some calm winds in here. and temperatures will be dropping ofoff to so much colder 40s once we head into 9:00 tonight. and look really as we head through tomorrow's forecast, i don't see any big changes in the weather pattern. we have high pressure that's going to keep that storm track off to the north. also bring back some chilly temperatures for the morning. so most of the bay area is unde

the last i can think of was the military base in pensacola, florida, which was not islamic state buteda in the arabian peninsula. christian: how do you think this affects those big events coming up, notably the inauguration, funeral of jimmy carter? >> for the average person watching tv, there have not been a lot of successful attacks, thank god, it maybe this threat is not so big. for people that follow it closely, the fbi and others, you mentioned director wray, this is an ongoing day-to-day threat. we have about a dozen major cases a year that are thwarted and many more ongoing. from the law enforcement and intelligence perspective, the surprise is that these attacks were both successful, devastating. the surprise is not that a perpetrator try to carry them out. for me, what the big take away is, there is no such thing as 100 percent success among law enforcement and intelligence. the bad guys have to get it right once and will carry out an attack. we have to get it right every single time and that is just not possible. we will find out if something was missed. that may not necess

houston snow and new orleans chan of snow in pensacola.res in the 30s right there in the panhandle of florida and orlando 58. we'll see that chance of snow exit as we head through wednesday, but it's still going to stay on the chilly side and real quickly here near houston, 1 to 5in new orleans 3 to 7. and around the panhandle of florida up to one inch. so weather delays likely to be more numerous in the southeast where they're not used to this kind of chill. back here in the bay area, 20% chance of a spotty shower on sunday. saturday. not the big storm we like, so we'll keep a close eye on that one. snow and more snow in new orleans. that's that's something jeff wild thank you. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00 for everyone here at nbc bay area. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening and we hope to see you >>> the inauguration glitz that was no problem for carrie underwood. >>> "acess hollywood" starts right no

. >> el registro de nieve mÁs alto fue cerca de pensacola, donde se reportaron casi nueve pulgadas.dos y 70 millas de la carretera diez bloqueadas por las peligrosas condiciones. daniel aguilera es chofer y llevaba horas atrapada. >> el trÁfico estÁ completamente parado. el i-10 estÁ cerrado actualmente. mucha nieve. >> el gobernador ron desantis declarÓ estado de emergencia debido al clima gÉlido. mientras las autoridades alertaban a la poblaciÓn de los peligros en georgia. autos patinaron y se reportaron accidentes en las carolinas. tambiÉn se sintieron temperaturas congelantes y ambos estados se pintaron de blanco. la intensa nieve, aguanieve y lluvia helada afectÓ a todo el sur del paÍs y se reportan muertes por hipotermia y accidentes automovilÍsticos. en luisiana se rompiÓ un rÉcord con diez pulgadas de nieve y biloxi, alabama, en el golfo de mÉxico. parecÍa el polo norte, al igual que houston, donde se reportaron cuatro pulgadas y carreteras cerradas. >> la manejada, el que se vaya, la luz y el agua. eso causa bastante problema. >> hoy sus habitantes trataban de regresar a la

georgia han declarado emergencia por los peligros de la tormenta que pintÓ de blanco en la playa de pensacolapeligrosas, especialmente en las carreteras. uno de los grandes peligros serÁ, sin lugar a dudas, el hielo negro, que es invisible a simple vista, pero que estarÁ presente en las carreteras y tambiÉn en los puentes. >> en este tipo de temporadas es. es difÍcil para uno de chofer este manejar en este en estas condiciones. >> las compaÑÍas elÉctricas aumentaron el personal y reforzaron sus operaciones de emergencia. algunos residentes afectados esperaban ansiosos que el servicio elÉctrico no fuera suspendido y otros buscaron refugio en sus autos. >> mÁs que adentro. no hay mucha calefacciÓn. la calefacciÓn de los apartamentos no alcanza a surtir el calor suficiente. >> el frÍo es intenso, pero muchos optaron por disfrutar del inusual paisaje que deÓo esta tormenta. julio, dos de las ciudades mÁs importantes aquÍ en texas, houston y san antonio, suspendieron sus actividades escolares y tambiÉn vieron serias afectos en las. en los aeropuertos, donde se suspendieron muchos vuelos. julio las

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snowfall records shattered from new orleans, where they got at least eight inches of snow, to the pensacolarea, where they got nearly nine. and david, officials are warning all this snow could freeze overnight, then melt and freeze again, creating a cycle of dangerous and potentially deadly driving conditions. david? >> david: trevor ault with us here tonight. trevor, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of our new york station wabc, tracking the dangerous cold and the santa ana winds in los angeles. he's got it all tonight. and lee, this dangerous cold again tonight and tomorrow morning. >> reporter: and david, typically, with a rare southern snow, you don't have much evidence of it a day or two later. not this time. record snow and record cold. extreme cold warnings from mobile to tallahassee. cold weather advisories from new orleans all the way to norfolk. so, waking up tomorrow morning, you're looking at wind chills that are going to be in the teens and 20s. and then, it's sub-zero from minneapolis all the way to maine. yes, there's moderation, but it's painful

and i will do the same, i will get general bragg to go south to pensacola in the florida panhandle and i will take that fort and that way i will ensure that the atlantic coast and gulf of mexico coast of this new confederacy is safe from northern invasion. that is why those forts had been built in 1812 war against written. after the war, congress -- against britain. after the war, congress gave huge sums of money for these forts to protect against any chance that the british would ever come back and invade them. jefferson davis knew that. it is amazing how many works of history related to the civil war simply ignore this. the other side of that coin is that -- he spent more time shooting mosquitoes than indians, so the other side of the coin is that lincoln is totally inexperienced. not just in terms of executive authority, he is basically a country lawyer, he did travel all across illinois and was a very good lawyer but he was just a lawyer, running a little law office with a partner. he was not used to holding command or giving orders and he had absolutely no idea, i can say this is

few of those in the united states, the last i can think of was the attack at the military base in pensacolae arabian peninsula. how do ou in the arabian peninsula. how do you think _ in the arabian peninsula. how do you think this _ in the arabian peninsula. how do you think this affects - in the arabian peninsula. how do you think this affects those big events that are coming out, notably the inauguration and funeral ofjimmy carter? i think it's more of an issue for the public, for the average person watching tv. there haven't been a lot of successful attacks, thank god, and therefore may be this threat isn't so big. for people who followed this very closely, it certainly does and the fbi and others that you just mentioned from director ray, this is an ongoing day—to—day offence. so from law enforcement and intelligence perspective, the surprise of course is that these attacks go through —— were both successful, devastating. it was not that a perpetrator tried to carry them out. for me, the big take away is that there is no such thing as 100% success even among the best of the best. the ba

host: pensacola, republican line. pat, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to respond to the previous caller from maryland to this talking about the constitution, trump holding some civil rights cases or whatever. my question for her, and this is the right see, where with the civil-rights division of doj when these students at columbia and georgetown were blocking jewish students from being able to go to their classes? we heard nothing from the doj about that. if that situation was reversed, if there were a bunch of white students keeping black students from getting to their classes, biden would have had the national guard on campus. but this is another plain hypocrisy that we see from the civil-rights doj because they were left-leaning. they still haven't mentioned the issue, and the civil-rights division, i think it was kristin clark, she never uttered a word about it. so you talk about the constitution, it is all about perception. people like this on the right, republicans, we expect to be treated fairly. six people were not treated fairly and it g

host: pensacola, republican line. pat, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to respond to the previous caller from maryland to this talking about the constitution, trump holding some civil rights cases or whatever. my question for her, and this is the right see, where with the civil-rights division of doj when these students at columbia and georgetown were blocking jewish students from being able to go to their classes? we heard nothing from the doj about that. if that situation was reversed, if there were a bunch of white students keeping black students from getting to their classes, biden would have had the national guard on campus. but this is another plain hypocrisy that we see from the civil-rights doj because they were left-leaning. they still haven't mentioned the issue, and the civil-rights division, i think it was kristin clark, she never uttered a word about it. so you talk about the constitution, it is all about perception. people like this on the right, republicans, we expect to be treated fairly. six people were not treated fairly and it g

pensacola, same story. all of that snow now beginning the melt.ing to begin. we're also a watching rain there. this is southern california, rain starting to come in overnight. san diego, up towards l.a.. higher elevation will turn into snow, and that's great news. that's with it today, into tomorrow. then we have the first bit of rain that a we're going to see, this is rain, not snow this time, that that might cause localized flooding throughout the day. but i will tell you, take a quick look at what comes this week. we've got a lot of moisture in the southern tier of the u.s., and this is great news. more rain, more snow, the the four corners states getting moisture. wednesday, thursday across parts of the deep south looking at a flooding event potentially starting there. all right, rachel, over to you. rachel: all right. thank you, ricky. the vice president, j.d. vance, addressed the pro-life movement friday in washington. watch. >> i can't tell you the number of friends and other aa gain dances i've had -- acquaintances i've had who facing a pr

if you saw this, alicia, jonathan, but we had snow on the beaches in louisiana and 8.9 inches in pensacola the area. you don't even have snow shovels in that, no reason to have it because you would never get snow. now we saw snow that fell 8,9, 10 inches in some spots, and the temperatures remained so brutally cold. all of this is about to change a little bit, and we have a much more favorable weather pattern setting up for a lot of teem. -- people. alicia: it was quite a shock to the system. rick reichmuth, thank you so much. jonathan: and we're hearing the rain hammer down on the roof of our studios right now here in l.a. as rick rightly says, it is a double-edged sword with the threat it brings of mudslides. president trump, meanwhile, toured the damage here in l.a. on friday and took the opportunity the to rip into the local, state and federal response. the president later signed an executive order to review fema and potentially get rid of the emergency management agency altogether. the hill's julian manchester now on whether that is smart politics. great to see you. it strikes me that

incredibly ground-breaking snow across parts of the south this week with, almost 9 inches in new orleans, pensacola away records. temperatures have remained very cold. it is about to warm up, and a lot of that snow today is finally going to melt. charlie, over to to you. charlie: thank you, rick. rick: you bet. charlie: trump making his first trip as president to meet with victims of helene in north carolina and speaking with franklin graham of samaritan's purse who has accept is thed up to help families -- stepped up to help families. >> we've come to north carolina with a simple message to all the people of this region who were hit so hard by hurricane helene. that message is very simple, you are not forgotten any longer. >> we just thank god, and that's one thing i want to say, thank god that he's given us the the resources to be able to help. charlie: joining us now with more is reverend franklin graham. so great to see you, reverend graham. i fly in and out of greensboro every week, and one of my favorite things to do is look over and see your organization's planes, and they're either loading

day 1 flight training at pensacola air school is rule one, don't hit anything, don't hit anything inremember an old crusty flight instructor telling me everybody is trying to kill you, including you, keep your head on a swivel. >> sandra: we hear you. and as far as the night vision glasses, it reminds me in the overnight reporting, and one of our reporters was on the ground, obviously, pitch black. he was delivering his news report. they had the lights up for camera for tv and those searching the river -- the first responders that were in the river at the time searching for -- to recover anyone said we need you guys to turn the lights down it was impairing their vision -- even though they had night vision glasses, it was impairing their ability to carry out their search thoroughly. that being said, what is the most reasonable answer for this -- we're going to get an up date from ntsb 2:45 eastern time, we're told. do you think they will be able to determine the cause of this? >> well, sandra, it's a great question. mishap investigators -- i've been involved in some mishap investigati

you see in florida, pensacola buried in snow.antis kids playing making snow men in florida, the governor of florida. this is incredible. >> lawrence: thanks. j.d. >> lawrence: the pentagon deploying 1500 troops to help secure the u.s.-mexico border. >> brian: and ice are arresting hundreds of illegal immigrants accused of serious crimes they had them targeted. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is for us. >> lucas: the number growing at the southern border grow to as many as 10,000. might not be engaging in law enforcement. they will engage in enforcing the southern border. the u.s. military will be flying transport flights to deport illegal immigrants and one marine officer told our own jennifer griffin his forces will deploy with full combat load. quote, our response will be immediate. we are going to and ready to respond if the cartels shoot at us, we will not stand by. we will be taking whatever equipment we would send in a marine expeditionary unit were deploying overseas. 1500 soldiers and marines deploying to the southern border

all the way through mobile and snowing right now and the beaches in biloxi gulfport and snow in pensacola and up through southeast georgia and carolina's. snowfall has entered and used and had snow and temperatures go in the upper teens. here we will drop down 11 degrees. that will take 8 degrees off the previous record and sandra, the coldest weather and cold this morning since that incredibly frigid month of december 1989. i have never covered snow this far south. to look here and here is the key, no plow is and no salt. they have to wait for this to melt the rest of the week. >> sandra: the crazy part you are an hour northwest of new orleans where the snow coming down even harder right now. i'm getting notes from people all over louisiana into an people writing in from lake charles. people are sledding down the slopes of the overpasses. we were chatting not a lot of hills but some of my friend sitting in pictures at their kids and finding anywhere they can and blowing up the water toys. they don't have sleds! >> yeah, i have been trying to find anything, sandra a cafeteria to go down t

also into pensacola. and there are blizzard warnings or winter storm warnings from houston to new orleans to the gulf coast. this is a, i think, the first time since 1895 or the first ever blizzard warning for lake charles, louisiana. unbelievable. for us, it is clear and it's darn cold. a lot of 30s in here showing up. take your pick. i mean, there's plenty. 31 3233 frost advisory out. and for good reason. there are even a few upper 20s, especially lake county down towards santa cruz mountains. so it's a cold one, but we have a little east breeze. nothing compared to yesterday. you can see most are calm. that's why it's so cold. there's just so if you enjoyed yesterday, you'll like today. but without the wind, i mean it will be still nice. so clear blue skies. temperatures will be in the 60s, but it's a cold, cold morning. all right. sal is here, and i think today will be a little busier than yesterday. >> i think so, steve. right now it's not. but it will be a little later i'm predicting here. let's go

there was snow from tallahassee to pensacola.hildren were voluntarily being swallowed by alligators, just to stay warm. [ laughter ] in lafayette, louisiana, the unusual icy roads had drivers and even weather reporters on edge. >> john, you know, we've seen our fair share -- look, there's somebody peeling out. watch out, john, watch out, john. see, christmas thanksgiving -- we encourage people not to do. i don't know how cool that guy thinks he is. i wish that lafayette police officer would roll up on him and shut that down. hey, man, can you turn your lights on and shut that down? unbelievable, bro. that's the stuff we don't like to do. at times you wonder why we may be standing in certain spots. just not -- just not it, bro. john's got a family, i've got a family, we're all trying to do our job bringing you up to date. that was wach. super lame. anyway, we chill out. boy, i tell you what, john, that got me hot, baby. i wish he'd roll back here, i'd show him what's happening. just kidding. anyway, please be safe. [ applause ] >>

seeing those images from the beaches in florida, pensacola ended up with 7.6 inches of snow, the most they have ever recorded at that beach since records began in the 1800s. amazing to see all of those numbers along the gulf coast. many of them, if not the most in a century, the most ever. you're seeing numbers like 4 inches south side of houston. savannah. even myrtle beach 2 to 3 inches waking you up. we're done with the snow. the fun part's done. unfortunately it sticks. because the cold. those are actual air temperatures. it's only 7 there in baton rouge. that's breaking a daily record. robin, we're gonna stay cold. as trevor mentioned, it's the melt and freeze that concerns me for black ice along all those roads ton gulf coast. >> robin: i know you gave us a heads up yesterday. along with this brutal weather comes a hike in gas prices. rhiannon ally has the latest. good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning, robin. i hate to be the bearer of bad news. drivers looking to fill up this morning you are in for a surprise. gas prices are up, way up in some areas. the price hike is based o

when that cold air meets this coastal storm, tomorrow houston to pensacola.re talking about a historic snowstorm. houston has not seen 3 inches of snow in 65 years. could do it tomorrow. so from there, we've shut down schools all the way through alabama, mississippi, louisiana. the airports are already shut in advance of this storm in houston, and we're going to see it right through the florida panhandle. some places could see 1 to 3-plus inches. some sleet mixing in other places and robin, i've got to tell you, this one's big. you know. you don't get snow on the gulf coast like this often. >> you do not and it's a big efferent when you do. thank you. >>> it was a snowy win for the eagles. uh-huh. philly and for the bills in buffalo. will reeve is tracking all the exciting action on the field. countdown to the super bowl is on. good morning, will. >> reporter: and then there were four, robin. good morning. a fantastic weekend of playoff football. each game was better than the last. we had a surprise upset. we had comebacks falling agonizingly short, and we ha

hundreds of workers are helping to reopen the three mile bridge in pensacola, where nine inches fell, setting the all time snow record in tallahassee. people say the heavy snowfall damaged their pools. >> i never thought for a minute we're concerned about the snow and the ice falling down on the pool enclosure to collapse it. never thought for a minute that would happen, but we were dead. asleep. heard this loud bang. i thought it might have been a tree, but opened the door. and it was this. >> ten deaths are being blamed on the storm right now. 11 million people from texas to south carolina are under cold weather alerts. multiple all time record lows have been recorded and more record lows are possible this morning. >> today marks two years since the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay and gloria, i know there are plans that are moving forward to honor these victims. victims permanently. >> there are. reggie. i was there covering the mass shooting, and it's hard to believe it was two years ago today. the city of half moon bay is hoping to dedicate a memorial to those who were kille

pensacola beach, seven inches of snow. we have cold weather warnings in the carolinas.ow we're 33 in new orleans. savannah, 35. minor melting, but not a lot. tonight it drops down into the 20s. we'll get the refreeze. the roads will be treacherous. tomorrow afternoon things improve. then we get into the 40s and 50s. the west coast, red flag warnings up. we showed you the two new fires. 10 million people under red flag warnings. winds will kick up later tonight. we could see 40 to 60-mile-an-hour gusts. it's important to get those blazes knocked down now. >>> there's a new salvo in the legal better between blake live live and justin baldoni. >> baldoni's attorney released behind the scenes footage of the two stars interacting on the set of the field. the two sides have different interpretations of what that shows. chloe melas joins us now. we were looking at it. it's about ten minutes of raw footage released. what are we seeing? >> this is a scene they rehearsed, the three takes that baldoni's team -- this is all the takes. the reason this particular scene is what was re