the great works has removed a vast army from relief road. it revived lagging, restored morale and renewed in a program which covers the entire nation. ohio takes an important place place to fill the need for air transport facilities. the wpa is improving 20 airports serving ohio cities. at cleveland, 4000 men are employed in constructing largest landing mat in the world, while state's largest city. at dayton, where the wright brothers developed the first successful airplane, the program is building for the city. its first commercial airport then completed it will be one of the finest on the transcontinental air routes. pollution of water by seepage from abandoned coal mine is a public health problem solved by a scientific sealing of the abandoned shafts. you wings added to the orphans home at defiance part of the plan to relieve overcrowding at state institutions. the home for soldiers and sailors opens at xenia has been repaired by the works program and. the modern dairy plant has been constructed from which the milk consumed by 700 orphans

why is this on which side of the road has people historically driven? how did the legs of napoleon and hitler play a part in getting people to switch sites with campbells is really prevent focused on for making the change. and which side of the board jelly is safe to drive on? jab builds into the history of list tonight and drones. driving say that's one of the 1st things i needed to come to terms with when i moved the country for 2 years ago. which got me thinking why to some countries drive on the left side of the road and others on the right side who got to decide this. and what did the engines romans have to do with it all? well, let's find those driving side seem pretty fix doing the most if you're in north america drive on the right side of the road by the britain and its former colonies like india focused on history. on new zealand, south africa, hong kong single, the list goes on to drive on the list. and while it seems like all the respective rules are set in stone, you'll be surprised to know that as recently as 2009 countries was still changi

crews to do theirjob, clearthe and other road crews to do theirjob, clear the roads. and other roadthe roads. it will take some time for the snow to get out of these areas until monday night to really clear out, and then very cold temperatures for the rest of the week, it will not go back above freezing or above stereo celsius until friday and many of these places. those slippery conditions with roads and sidewalks untreated will last much of the rest of the week. in terms of some of those travel conditions you mentioned for commuters especially in washington, dc, baltimore and so on, potentially some treacherous conditions on the roads, more broadly, in terms of flights, should we be bracing for some travel chaos for a few days?— for a few days? look, i think so we have _ for a few days? look, i think so we have already - for a few days? look, i think so we have already seen - for a few days? look, i think| so we have already seen that for a few days? look, i think i so we have already seen that in parts of the midwest when folks wake up tomorrow morning if they do have a flight sc

what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots - weather. what about roads?ings in place and just to take around the country, we have been warned about problems in the pennines, about one foot, 30 centimetres of snow there. in mid to north wales, on higher ground, scotland, not so badly affected although the borders area, south and east of edinburgh is included in the warnings and a course in northern ireland, they are saying and the mountains of antrim, they could get four inches, about 12 centimetres of snow there. it is very much a question of prepare for your journey, consider if it is necessary, you are clearly going to be a finalist cut less at risk if you were to take the train rather than drive but train rather than drive but train journeys are not completely assured either. has completely assured either. as to come onto that. it is the end of the festive period as people will be returning back from family breaks and come into the workplace, schools are starting. what about the all important rail network? exactly as ou important rail network? exactly

up here are the road has been blocked off by flames was just moments ago at least across the road up the side of the hill although here in the canyon there is a house and a number of outbuildings, which in just about a moment from now will be reached by those flames and uphill on the hill where the flames have jumped the road out of house, the green house is threatened. i don't think we can make a stand here a much longer. jim lowe, our engineer, is about ready to evacuate with the next mobile unit. we've got to our way back down this road, he he is getting more and more intense. and the flames are stretched over more than a half a mile of these mountains now raising moving very, very fast. the house they told you about a few moments ago down below is completely enveloped in smoke and the people we have learned have been evacuated from that home. and up here to my right, another house, which is still standing, is threatened. these flames reaching 20 to 50 feet up into the air as these wind gusts with the wall of smoke. that's lot of go canyon. we've got to make our way out. the engin

and get rid of the road there.continued to work so focs on elected officials so not having that background, the bad man and woman prevents us from achieving as much as can. we can mitigate the impact. you sort of just here built this road, we are in where moses has been dead for four decades, will be doing today to mitigate the impact of the road? >> the proposals and you talk about the role now in the issues around safety streets. i'm wondering the environment pace now and the daily newspaper town and an enormous impact leadership has declined precipitously. is there still a role for media? and in the three of these. >> their very first cover washington square park. they were created in the village and we would say the fauci workers were moving out who wanted a more bohemian lifestyle and moving in to the village so they wanted this arts and culture policy the resources to reassign the cities they wanted so the media followed that it was very important for that saga getting through washington square park. has medi

road. it's abt 4 les off a one-on-one. again, thiss a frontage road and it is traveled by thousands of people every hour just to give somebody an analogy closer to the bay area. it almost feels like vasco road, but a lot more constrained more constricted. not as wide as vasco road. let me show you video of the conditions this morning and you can see cars traveling along through this area. we do know that this was a collision involving 2 cars, according to the chp, one car crossed the center divider. there is not any concrete barriers. one car crossed the center divider, the other car, one car at 4 people. 3 of those people died in that car, including that 17 year-old person. and we do know that another person was in the other car course driving that person and a passenger in the car that was carrying 4 people. those 2 people were airlifted to nearby hospitals. and at last check, they are still alive. but we do know that 3 people in one car, they were the ones killed. they are still investig

we have been hearing about freezing rain on roads so as soon as rain hit services on roads and pavementsalready problems with northern trains and chance pennines, warnings about ice on the track so check before you travel and hear advice with this complex weather situation hitting different parts of the uk with either rain, heavy snow or that freezing rain on the ground, but i was right across the uk. the advice is to stay indoors if you can, to keep warm and real warnings about that cold weather, the uk health security agency has issued that safety alert. that issued that safety alert. that is an alarm for people to keep warm, especially vulnerable people. thousands of people die in these cold temperatures, so thatis in these cold temperatures, so that is one a warning. ace uk are also asked that also asking people to do everything you can to stay warm, especially older people, to stay warm. the emergency services, the greatest, everybody is waiting themselves on standby to react to what this strange and cold weather. it is much that strange, because it is winter, but it does seem quite

the fact that we saw people abandoning their vehicles because the roads were cloud shows to be a road network. there was a road rid might not be sufficient to allow evacuations when they need to happen. and so it will be a big issue for civil engineers down the road to figure out if we're designing towns that are resilience to wildfire episodes like this, particularly as to whether it becomes harder and dry or in the winter time in the years ahead. absolutely. now in this particular case, is there any relief insight? what does the weather forecasts look like for the next hours and days ahead? and so the winds right now are beginning to settled back a little bit. that's and they're still screening. they're still bad right now, but i think by this afternoon, local time, they will begin to weekend. thursday will be a better day. the winds won't be as bad, but remember it will still be very hot. it will still be very dry. and even if no new fires prop up, we already have the accident fires. that will be very difficult to combat. so i don't think the firefighters will get too much of a leg

the roads are clear. just remember speed. slow it down as the roads are empty. back to you. good advice. thank you. well, this morning, an outpouring of grief for the victims of the new year's day truck attack in new orleans. many notre dame fans in town for the sugar bowl gathered to pray together and honor those who lost their lives last night. this comes after an army veteran plowed his truck into a crowd of people. the number of dead now hurt. the attack happened less than a mile from the superdome. the venue was supposed to host the sugar bowl game between notre dame and georgia last night. that game is now set to happen later today with added security. this all in light of the deaths and security concerns worth noting. new orleans is also set to host the super bowl next month, and as that death totoll rises in the attack in nw orleans, the fbi is honing in on the texas born suspect and his motives. at the same time, the fbi is also investigating another possible terror attack outside a trump hotel in las vegas. law enforcement sources tell nbc they are looking into pos

road challenges. starting tomorrow morning it will be so cold that the salt isn't going to work nearly as well. our challenge isn't that too many people are out on the roads because they heard the warnings. did a good job of staying safe yesterday. out on the road are moving too fast. that can be folks coming through kentucky because we are such a logistics hub in the middle of the country. we have a lot of logistics and freight that moves through each and every day. this morning if i have a concern it's that you can see the road which gives false confidence. in other words, we have gotten the snow off but still a lot of ice, especially black ice. whether you have an icing event of this degree, you can't treat every inch of the road. so people need to expect when they're out that that road is icy and take their time. >> lawrence: governor, real quickly before we let you go, this is not the worse of the storm. do you worry people will go out and restock. i remember when i was back home for the holiday

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the roads, of course, the sludge is causing problem and if it does freeze again tonight then those roadsld turn into a skating rink. we need to know what is going to happen over the next 2a hours weather—wise. elizabeth rizzini has been looking at the latest forecast and she has the details. hi there. well, many of us woke up to a blanket of snow earlier on this morning, but with milder air moving in from the south. then the snow turned quickly back to rain and there's been some snow melt to towards the south, but the highest accumulations have been across the pennines, the cumbrian fells into the southern uplands and here in north yorkshire there's been drifting snow too, with brisk easterly winds. but this is the radar picture from earlier on. you can see where we've had the snow and the rain and then the snow turning back to rain quickly towards the south and the snow continues to fall across northern england. and that's why there is still a met office weather warning in force. it's an amberwarning. second highest level of alert is valid until midnight tonight, and we could possibly s

is open to and from lahaina, hokiokio road, roadway, which was previously closed.ower outages, we've had road closures, school closures, and, of course, we're coming up on nightfall, so we, we'll have additional challenges, but as mentioned earlier in your report, the winds have really been the story of the day for us. (voiceover): i can tell you that right now, whatever information that was given out at whatever time of the day it was given out, was the best accurate information that we had. >> were you aware of fatalities at that time you spoke on tv at 6:00 p.m.? >> there were no fatalities that were issued at that time. we weren't being communicated with every single thing that we now know it was happening. >> we did not know the devastation of lahaina until the morning of, until the sun rose and we could actually see the pictures that came in. and so we did not know the first fatality confirmed until the next morning. >> narrator: on front street, the situation was dire. (panicked conversation) police officers continued to try to evacuate people, but many resi

not only we not want an expanded road, washington square park, but we don't even want the road that already runs washington square where? square park. so she defeated moses, not alone. she got 30,000 petitions. signatures in greenwich village. but she didn't defeat moses by beating moses. she cracked the code, which is don't focus on moses. focus on the elected officials who control? moses. so she put pressure on the mayor. she put pressure on the borough president. she got enough votes. it was credible that she could move election with this coalition, and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park and actually get rid of the road that was there. that technique would continue to work and would work for jane jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. so not having that history and background, just of the bad man and the good woman that us from some successful or from achieve doing as much as we can with our goals today. you know for example if you talk about cross bronx expressway, you suggest an idea, you know, can cap this thing

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i don't want this run road running through washington square park not only expanded road in washington square park went on the road that already runs through washington square park. defeated moses not alone she cracked the code don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials who control to put pressure on the mayor. got enough votes it was incredible and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park to get rid of the road that was there. would work for jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. yet it prevents us from some successful suggest an idea we can tap this thing and mitigate the impact on biddle south bronx. moses has been dead for decades. people in the book in the bronx are working on t that. to keep the proposals and lower manhattan, greenwich village. you also talk about the role streets block place now and advancing issues around safe streets. i am wondering given the bright fractured media environment that we faceat now, when i began my career in new york it was a village voice has an enormous impact. the lead

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another look at the bay bridge, still, very wet roads. out there to talk about. just be cautious, those wet roads, bring some of the oils up to the surface. they can be slick. traffic collision with injuries and overturned vehicle on i-5, west 35th avenue in oakland. right shoulder is blocked. expect delays. to our bridge drive, you're in the green. if you're traveling any of those directions on your screen. 82nd annual golden globes kicks off this weekend, airing on cbs. amelia perez leads with ten nominees, including best comedy and musical. on the television side, the bear leads with five nominations, followed by only murders in the building and show gun with four nominations each. this year's golden globes host is comedian, nicky glasier. gianna had a chance to speak with her, because she's a nominee. >> that's my goal, to go to the after party and not be terrified that i might run into someone that took a joke the wrong way. that might happen, you know? these people take themselves very seriously and that is kind of like the mine fie

this should be a busy road right now. we are looking at some arterials that really should be packed with people who are commuting to work. instead, it is quiet. really, the only cars that we are seeing are law enforcement vehicles. and that is because we're standing outside the united states capitol. in fact, we're going to be careful here, because we have a couple of police cars coming out now. there are a ton of law enforcement vehicles, dozens and dozens that we have seen, who are here because the election is going to be certified a little bit later today. you can see the fencing that's been put up around the capitol, because there is heightened security right now. we know that mpd, the local police department, fully activated, john. every officer in the city working 12- hour shifts. we saw an nypd vehicle, new york police department vehicle go by earlier. it speaks to the resources that are coming in from all over the place. they were already on high alert, not just because of what happened four years ago on january 6

the support we got. 0ne family or saying that the motorcade was a lots of love on the side of the roadfrom georgians coming up to pay their respects tojimmy carter. the ration — the rest of the nation will get their chance, this is just day one of the multi—day ceremony here, after the body lies in reports on tuesday, the body would be flown to washington, dc on tuesday, be a national ceremony, laying in states in the capitol rotunda there, and then on november — january nine, we would see the ceremony in the national cathedral, we see past and future presidents, what donald trump will be there, and we know thatjimmy carter before he passed away, we ask his friend and current ally, joe biden two deliver the eulogy. ally, joe biden two deliver the eulo: . �* eulogy. and in the next few da 5 we eulogy. and in the next few days we will _ eulogy. and in the next few days we will look _ eulogy. and in the next few days we will look at - eulogy. and in the next few days we will look at his - days we will look at his national legacy, but right now in georgia, what are people saying, what is h

it's caused chaos on the roads in the middle of the country. it's set to bring blizzard conditions and dangerously cold temperatures from the midwest to the east coast. we will have the latest in a live report ahead. >>> our sunday focus on congestion which took affect in manhattan. drivers forced to pay enter the big apple. >>> the pharmacy where you won't find any medicine inside but you will find items that are good for the soul. >>> later, a sit down with lisa kudro. she reflects on the legacy of the iconic sitcom that made her a star, "friends." >> 20 years distance from it now, do you go, that's what wild? >> it was just as good as it felt at the time, which is rare. we took it in. we loved it. we loved each other. yeah. >> a sunday sitdown with lisa kudro plus another life well lived later in the sho let's begin with the first big winter storm of the season already making life miserable maggie vespa is in the middle of it all in missouri. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can see, it has arrived. the storm has arrived. all of

police say it happened last night on do bell road south of mendenhall road. not clear yet what caused the crash, but officers say speeding could be a factor. the chp is searching for the driver connected to a deadly hit-and-run in santa rosa happened last night on highway 101. are still lane. police say a pedestrian was found lying in the road. a person who had apparently been hit by a car. the victim died at the scene. anyone with information is being asked to call the chp. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast look how foggy gayle ong look how far bridge's is. gale is here. >> you've been talking about fog. yes, it's a back. usually this is our summer pattern. >> so that's what pretty interesting right about the bay area hears another view from our sutro camera over the golden gate bridge, though, expect that coming in tonight into your morning. and then back again tomorrow. so here's the future cast model, as you can see overnight, our usual areas, the coast and our valleys, and then it will be like that partly cloudy. and we have a mix of that and

there are several road closures which can change rapidly. the ten freeway at lincoln boulevard, southbound pch at las flores canyon, southbound pch at topanga canyon, coastline drive at southbound pch, westbound pch to entrada to eastbound, closed from pch and malibu canyon. we have established shelters up for that fire in the following locations. westwood recreation center, which is at 1350 south sepulveda boulevard in los angeles. pasadena convention center, which i already mentioned. we can go there at 300 east green street in the city of pasadena and el camino real charter high school, 5440 valley circle boulevard in woodland hills. animal shelters, large animals. la equestrian center at 480 west riverside in burbank. large animal shelter. pierce college, 6201 winnetka avenue in woodland hills. large animal shelter. rose bowl stadium in pasadena. small animal shelter. agoura animal center and small animal shelter pasadena humane society as well. we've got to take care of our pets. as i wrap up a reminder, and you've heard it from several

people lining the roads waving flowers and american flags. the tributes ahead this week in washington. >> gio: chilling new details about the suspect in the deadly new year's rampage in new orleans. what we're learning from videos made just before the attack. plus, the fbi's request to the public and the new barriers on bourbon street. >> whit: congestion pricing taking effect overnight in new york city. >> now it's time to get started with this historic change. >> whit: the cost of driving into midtown, how new yorkers feel about it, and which cities could follow suit. ♪ >> janai: ravens soared to victory, republic peting as afc north champions. how lamar jackson made history on the field and the games to come today. >>> plus -- >> you're green. >> i am. >> janai: hollywood's awards season gets under way with the golden globes, and hints of what's to come at the oscars. ♪ ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. so great to have you with us on this sunday. we've got the golden globes coming up. football. >> janai: football last night. my husband an

they are telling folks to stay off the roads.uated for than a couple of days. it's going to be cold here. but if you move further south to where we are at in southern illinois, they are dealing with an ice storm. it's on power lines, countries, there are power outages they are working with right now. this storm, even though it is moving on from east, they are still dealing the aftermath. let's show you these life pictures coming from washington, dc. a snowy scene at the capitol building there. and around the city, people, does some movement on the roads but rather tricky conditions to say the least. for more on what this �*polar vortex�* means — i'm joined by our lead weather presenter, ben rich to explain what the polar vortex is, we have to look at the north pole. so let's take a look at some weather graphics. al george was going on. this time of year in the north pole, it never gets light. it is start all of the time. itjust gets really cold. we have an area of dense cold air that sits in place and is held in place by this ext

the idea that there would be a fire to jump across a road towards, towards water. how strange is this? >> yeah. you know, in my career i've been on this job 25 years and i've seen it a few times where we've jumped over the one on one with the woolsey fire and earlier topanga fires. so that 100% tells you it's all wind. and this wind is blowing strong south southwest. so it's coming over that canyon, but it is erratic and it does swirl and it does change up. so that's just indicate how powerful the weather is. again, it's like a hurricane with its best friend is fire to come alongside of it. so, you know, there's only so much you can do with wind blowing that hard. so everybody's in position and doing the best life. safety is our number one priority. and as you can see with what you're showing earlier, that's that's the number one priority is getting people safe. so we've been putting out evacuation warnings and orders. and everybody really needs to heed those warnings and those orders and get out of harm's way. >> we're watching video right now. we were seeing fire

racing down the road.ta rosa police say they got a call around 3 wednesday afternoon to conduct a welfare check at a home on monarch court. officers entered the home through a window. >> and found 4 people dead. very large response immediately from petrol and then our entire violent crimes investigations. team of detectives and their surgeon are out here currently santa rosa police say this type of incident is very unusual for this quiet neighborhood. >> this neighborhood is a 55 and over mobile home community. it's very quiet, very peaceful. >> and this is highly unusual for santa rosa as will help. sarah's is a very safe community. and in 2024, we only had 2 homicides. says she never met the people who lived in the home. >> but says she has seen police visit them a couple of times shortly after wednesday's grim discovery. tap for us said she saw police and animal control remove a dog and cats from the home. she spoke to other neighbors who said they are in disbelief of the incident as well to all of us t

you see the road they're on. that's a road likely created by bulldozers earlier to kind of create a fire line. they are now widening that road, clearing out more underbrush, and then they will move to other locations. they were able to use choppers and fixed wing aircraft because the winds had died down temporarily. but minor wind shifts made a big difference in where the fire spread. they've dropped a lot of water from helicopters over the last hour or so. it seems like the wind shifted and suddenly the fire just erupted. >> exactly. you know, afternoons they get the the the wind shifts up here. so that's exactly what's happened. and they had to vacate the, the line that we thought we were going to put in. so back to a contingency line. come down around these houses and just try to cut this bowl off. >> coming up, how residents managed to survive. and the stories of those who died in the fires. >> the whole story with anderson cooper is a five time emmy winner for long form journalism. cnn's best journalists sha

it blocked roads, obviously, but it also ends up with animals underneath.ng to michael had to be dug out from earlier. elsewhere, hundreds of schools were closed because of the snow. lancashire, yorkshire and north east scotland were worst affected. manchester airport has been closed, open, closed again and reopened in the last 2a hours. there still could be some delays due to planes being in the wrong place. back in malham, the focus was on keeping warm. simon was getting through with his log deliveries. yeah, you know, you've got to try your best to fulfil your orders if you can, but sometimes, it can be a bit challenging. yeah, about there somewhere, stuart... and his customers were grateful. we still have two or three i days' supply left, so if simon hadn't got to us today, - we would have been starting to sweat by the end - of the week, you know! the snow isn't likely to go anywhere for a good few days. freezing temperatures are forecast here until the weekend. danny savage in north yorkshire. meanwhile in the us, more than 60 million americans are in

so if there is not a good reason for you to be on the roads, we ask that you -- that you leave the roads open as possibly as you can to the public safety professionals that have to do their work. and will lead us out of the crisis that we face here in the city of los angeles and the county of los angeles today. also, lastly, just grateful for the work of the president of the united states kick the in for us late last night, who happens to be in southern california, the governor was with us. and the pacific palisades last night. and has helped out in a range of municipalities around the county. and outside the county, have come in to help, where they can. and we're extremely, extremely grateful for their help in this time of crisis for our city and our county. and with that, i will ask the director of the office of emergency management for los angeles county, kevin mcgowen to come to the mike. >> thank you for the introduction. i'm kevin mcgowen. i'm the director for the office of emergency management. as my warn partners up here have said before. we're facing a historic, natural disaster

this happened on sunday morning, lopes road right near civil creek road. police say a car crossed into the opposite lane cause of that accident. the investigation is ongoing and the driver is cooperating with police. happening today. 3 opened fire stations are going to be close because of oakland's budget problems on your screen station. 25 28 will close. now. station 10 was closed because they were remodeling. but now we learn it will reopen. oakland. firefighters say that closing the stations. mean, some residents might have to wait 10 minutes in case of an emergency, firefighters are going to hold a news conference outside of city hall before the first city council of the new year. too before was very busy for the fire department. according to them, they responded to 79,000 apparatus calls the disease engine went to over 5,000 incidents. the busiest truck went to over 2000. the fire department also responded to over 1000 encampment fires 600 grass and wildland fires. still ahead of problem morning news, walnut creek meals on wheels, headquarters buildin

and the gate was open, which it usually isn't, which means take the fire road, and the whole road was just engulfed in flames. um, so we couldn't get out there. um, and for a while we were just better off at home because there was there's one road in and one road out, and we couldn't get we couldn't get out. so, um, we stayed put for a while, and, uh, you tried to get out by by coming down the road, but it was blocked by other people's cars. >> i mean, as nick was saying there, people are abandoning their vehicles, scared for their lives of the fire. but then when you tried to go down the fire road that was blocked by actual fire, and so you were kind of forced to go back home. >> yep. had to go back home. and then we were just constantly watching the news, asking, asking neighbors if they had opened up yet. and eventually they started doing police escorts down. so like, you know, a certain amount of people at a time. and then once we got through sunset boulevard, it was just mayhem. there were cars exploding. um, there were just everything was on fire. like, i've seen fires up in the

so thatjust kind of shows you how much roads they have got clear today.roads, they don�*t think they will have this really situated for the next couple of days, it will be cold here. but if you move further south to where we are at in southern missouri, southern illinois, they are dealing with a ice storms, ice has kicked down power lines and trees, 1

_ remain on the road separating gaza from _ remain on the road separating gaza from the north to thehe people displaced over— south. the people displaced over a — south. the people displaced over a year ago from their villages— over a year ago from their villages and towns in the north, _ villages and towns in the north, they will be allowed to id north, they will be allowed to go back— north, they will be allowed to go back to the north. but there is also — go back to the north. but there is also a — go back to the north. but there is also a lot of complication in this, _ is also a lot of complication in this, because they will be subject— in this, because they will be subject to x—ray screening machines that will be put in place — machines that will be put in place on _ machines that will be put in place on the road to allow cars to pass — place on the road to allow cars to pass freely. we understand that egyptian and qatari security delegations should arrive — security delegations should arrive irr— security delegations should arrive in gaza on the first day of the — arrive in gaz

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to crash into the road.nd, uh, you know, we are just trying to get out of there as fast as we can by then because it that junk is bunk, dude. >> and, tanner, i understand you're a storm chaser. i know you went over to help orly. what's this? what was it like for you? >> yeah, for me, i was just happy and glad to be there. just to help him in a time of need. um. uh, i don't know. i haven't been friends with orly too long, but i know him enough to to know that i just really appreciate who he is as a human and who he is in general. and so just being in the proper place at the proper time to help him was just, you know, like this, like when natural disasters happen like this, just rallying around community, just like coming around people and just helping people out is just something that i think is, um, is kind of like the silver lining when it comes to disasters like this. >> yeah, there's no doubt about it. and i've seen we've seen that in this community as well. you know, people calling up their neighbors try

in many places the roads remain slick and i encourage everyone to exercise caution.hen the weather is better, i hope we get the chance to celebrate together this great state. to the council of state and my cabinet, the general assembly, judiciary and state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state. i look forward to working with you as we make a difference in the lives of north carolinians. governor cooper, thank you for your eight years of excellent leadership, you governed with wisdom, compassion and left north carolina stronger. on a personal level thank you for your friendship these 25 years. [applause] to my parents, adam, jane, my extended family, thank you for everything. to my wife, our new first lady. [applause] our great kids, sam, adam, lee, i love you and thank god for you every day. you bring anna and me joy. i'm speaking from the north carolina state capital, our state's second state capital. the first state house here burned in a construction accident 200 years ago. while the flames were raging, it became clear who we are. quick thi

because the two trees on either side of the road that look like they're going to crash into the road, uh, you know, we are just trying to get out of there as fast as we can by then because it that junk is bunk, dude. >> and, tanner, i understand you're a storm chaser now. you went over to help orly. what's this? what was it like for you? >> i'm sorry. yeah. for me, i was just happy and glad to be there. just to help him in a time of need. um. uh, i don't know. i haven't been friends with orly too long, but i know him enough to to know that i just really appreciate who he is as a human and who he is in general. and so just being in the proper place at the proper time to help him was just, you know, like this, like when natural disasters happen like this, just rallying around community, just like coming around people and just helping people out is just something that i think is, um, is kind of like the silver lining when it comes to disasters like this. >> yeah, there's no doubt about it. and i've seen we've seen that in this community as well. you know, people calling up their neighbo