i went through easily but just to the south of kansas, we go one through this week, 2nd top of the week in particular, lot of heavy rain. then we are expected to see flooding across in the areas of australia by the south penny a hate to route and even able to was the west. a good deal of pain temperatures on the rise in adelaide. that united cells. you see it by tuesday. i know it's a warming out there for melvin mid week of the i have the right the boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do in a state level all that i can to support the 3 part series excludes the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights, 5 more about the issue i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to, in, quote, on which is 0, the back to watching out. is there a line desktops, or is this our, is there any ministry is hit more areas of guns overnight and into the morning on sunday, the health ministry size, but at least a 170 palestinians have been kil

have been getting through and now we've moved waves. evacuation reaching rough right now on the south of kansas strip . the situation day by day gets much more west as people are completely busy with affording the basic necessities alongside with the protecting their family members . i'm going to leave among palaces means that they are no longer safe as there we take the tv but richard back again to the houses that they were destroyed and they were displaced from tarrant capital. as in speaking to a stipend, rough and southern gaza as well, the on the wing of thomas cool. the custom brigades has released a video of its latest rocket launch. the video p is to show a balance of rockets being fired towards israel and proportionally happen from northern gaza. it comes as well, continues it's offensive for the south and central and southern areas of the strip . thousands of his writers have gathered in tennessee for the week he purchased demanding more to be done to secure the release of captives held in gaza. another group at raleigh, that's an antique nurse. and yahoo! demonstration is rarely prim

during the last so we had to move in terms bombing of course, the territories, especially in the south of kansas tech. now we can clearly say that the main concentration of the military strikes at the ministry ground operations right now have been focused and directed towards the middle of the summer costs of the jobs right now. it's important to know more about the fact that kids bed is doing its best since starting with the mobilization of a troops and con units, just to take full control over the city as we have be hearing from us sources that on the ground that the city has been going through ongoing ots and re bombardments as also the forces that had finally a determination of flags on the sky of the city. just took fateful, a military veteran for the troops that on the ground to keep attacking that at the target. that'd be highly upset since the beginning of the operations and what is absolutely a new tactic has been adopted by the ministry that is the use of the court culture strows just to take all kinds of more terrifying attacks against residents and the one of the latest attacks had b

stated, calling the playstation with miniature 2 different technicians to be here from local fox, south of kansas. tripp, regarding what is happening that on how to do this and the attacks on. so the continued in the middle grenades, as we have been seeing that there is a fairly remarkable change of military operations towards the middle of the southern posts of gauze, of where at least 5 palestinians being killed off shot 3 and hit the call in the rock a refugee camp was also the is ready, forces are trying to divide a, the areas between a great and this, all right. and because the refuge account to easily take full control over these areas, maybe they are right now deploying military troops and also snipers and the mainland can grow of saliva. and also in the interests days of the villages have been most of the. so why is that, where the is ready forces are seeing that it's taking and controlling the middle governing to be a very significant part of the will as they are also continuing the military attacks in can you to so literally right now we can say that a real flag in the far south of gauz

of achievement in that time. they also said they are pushing south into kansas city and into con units where they want to destroy a network of tunnels. and they said there was a number of come on just a pricing. that's what they've made. clear, well, this way to governments to make this, this will, will continue. well in 2024. nora con, you know, q 5 is through slim. thank you for the update. as nor mention there, it's been 3 months since israel began it's war on guys like killing nearly 23000 people. on saturday alone is really a strong skills, a 122 people 22 of them in one house in the southern city of con eunice. this is southern region is under constant bombardment. after these really military expanded his operations, that how does he or his tie cup was to report some rough? it is a host of southern guns, a relentless bar ride, a coast, destroying was left of hon. you and pluck another was sent in once a refuge. now battle grounds with the whales of rockets, pears to silence. here, crowns gather united in morning. the grief fills the air of the european hospitals . so they killed their children, they killed

. >> reporter: and right behind this system, a blast of arctic air headed as far south as texas. tomorrow night's nfl wildcard game in kansas city could be one of the coldest in history, with a windchill of negative 23. arrowhead stadium now setting up warming stations for fans. and david, the concern here is far from over. the snow and wind return tonight, impacting visibility on the roads. and then the deep freeze. temperatures are plunging. by sunday, the windchill here will feel like 20 below zero. david? >> david: so many states are going to feel this. let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano to time all of this out. hey, rob. >> hi, david. this is winding up. the rain's going to turn back to snow in chicago. blizzard conditions in some areas will continue. what this storm is pulling in its wake is nothing short of jarring. the wind alerts, windchill alerts. that's a huge part of the country. every state but arizona has something going on. the low is going to push across chicago, the back side brings in cold air. heavy rain is going to push up across the northeast with coastal flooding, wind as well. not quite as

won the 1st round of presidential elections, he will face liberal green policy, kansas pick out ha visto who came 2nd and then one of the vote on february. the 11th protest is in south africa's capital janice book held a vigil to on a gentlest, killed in the conflict between israel on time off during the school for the best of protections for their colleagues on the ground. in guns i write scripts say at least 83 media workers have been killed since the conference began in october. japan space agency says it has re establish communications with this lou landa after power is restored to the croft. this will arrive, it will resume its mission to expose the do the surface, the craft touch down on the surface of the moon earlier this month, but run into some technical issues. when recharging it's sort of the battery of the west african nations nisha molly and booking us also have announced that they're leaving the regional economic block. echo was, the military rulers issued a joint statements calling for the book sanctions against them in humane. they were implemented off to cruise over through the 3 countries, democratic governments. all 3 countries were founding memb

the storm unleashed severe blizzard conditions across parts of the country, stranding drivers in kansas. in the south they were dealing with hailstorms, flooding, and tornado threats as the storm moved across texas and louisiana yesterday. and in the northeast, the big concern is potentially dangerous rain and coastal and river flooding. parts of new york, new jersey, and connecticut could get up to 5 inches of rain. >>> an explosion at a historic texas hotel injured 21 people. authorities say they believe a gas leak at the more than century-old sand man signature hotel closed which rocked downtown fort worth. the restaurant in the hotel was undergoing construction. the rescue crews found dozens of people trapped in the basement. >>> former president donald trump will attend the federal appeals court hearing in washington, d.c., today. a three-judge panel will hear arguments over trump's claim he cannot be prosecuted for election interference because of presidential immunity. trump has pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing. the federal judge earlier denied trump's attempts to dismiss the case

including children, were killed in just one of the recent is raining strikes on a residential building in kansas city. another attack on a home, in rough in the south of the strip killed at least 14 people, including children, a treasure, another land level, the, the air straight kit in the middle of the night. it was just women and children in the house because not all of us could fit in the same building. just women and children died. hopefully i have a show. i'm not at home since i was. what did this little girl do to them? she died hungry with bread in her hand. she part of the armed resistance. is this the objective of nits and yahoo? this is the resistance. they are targeting and gaza just children. how did, how did he was that was left alive and gaza? this is what homes and neighborhoods have been reduced to these other streets of the elbow range, refugee camp, and central garza buildings have bummed out a laundry uninhabitable before the war, though, it was home to more than 46000 palestinians as well. healthcare facilities and medical work cuz i've been heavy targeted doctors and 1st responders across the strip of continued working in impo

of new mexico colorado into the texas panhandle in kansas. thursday thursday night into friday with drenching rain farther south. that becomes the weekend snow maker in many parts of the northeast, with drenching rain farther southeast. this expands northeast through the night. on saturday into parts of the new england state. still lingering snow sunday. a quick look at snowfall forecast here 1 to 3in in the light blue, six plus inches in the dark blue. i'm accuweather meteorologist jeff cornish. coming arrested for stealing a plane and flying out of state. >> also ahead. >> chaos in court. a man leaping over the bench to attack a judge. what? we're learning about the suspect and later the new dog breed now recognized by the american kennel club morning america, we're right here. and we got you, we got you, we got you in idaho, a man is under arrest, accused of stealing a private plane in las vegas. >> the plane's owner reported that his emergency location transmitter was activated and he wasn't flying it. the faa tracked it to barstow, california, where police say the man was arrested trying to run away. >> now

highmark stadium ahead of tomorrow's match-up against the kansas city chiefs >> we're willing to help, whatever it takes for our team, you know >> reporter: and part of the south won't be spared either with near record lows forecast tonight in places like bryson city, north carolina greenville, mississippi. and myrtle beach >> george solis is in philadelphia george, when can we expect some relief from these frigid temperatures >> reporter: yeah, jose, the hope is that snow piles like this one don't grow any larger as these bitter temperatures and this cold weather is expected to move out of the northeast by monday jose >> george solis in philadelphia. thank you. >>> overseas, a new attack on a u.s. military base in iraq and one of the biggest in the region is raising concerns about a wider conflict the middle east raf sanchez joins us now from tel aviv raf. >> reporter: jose, u.s. central command says a number of american service personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injury after multiple ballistic missiles and rockets were fired at the al asad air base in western iraq some of those missiles were intercepted but others did get through, and the mili

of aviation. today in south central kansas, it's brimming with companies to push the limits of aerospace industryncluding in general and commercial aviation but also space defense and unmanned aircraft systems. all these new advances in kansas that developers, engineers and manufacturers want require technology and require research and these incentive isn't there knowing they have to amortize their randy mossed costs proceed liberty them frompu technological transes and let's fix that. as i mentioned earlier r&d expensing is primarily a jobs issue and without incentive for u.s. loses out on creating new jobs. as the r&d every $1 billion of u.s. r&d spencing 17,000 jobs earning the united states. they also note if the r&d amortization policy is not reversed the united states stands to lose $57.5 billion in labor income, and $71 billion in r&d spending over the next year, and it'sg to make america less competitive on the world stage. mr. speaker, i want to thank the members who share we've heard from districts all across the country on this very important issue. as we've discussed here tonight our

than a 160 pablo stains have been killed since south of a loan in the north, at least 10 people were killed in a strongly corner residential building in kansas. city bodies were taken to a sheaf of hospital which used to be garza's largest medical facilities. and now only a few departments are currently functioning. 7 out of 24 hospitals remain open in northern garza. is there any forces, all st boned homes in the wida, and is there a refugee camp and central garza please? 17 kind of things were killed and instead of body bags, so strauser dead were wrapped up in blankets. this as the golf has strep rums critically low on medical supplies via tax in central and southern guns. i have fours tens of thousands of palestinians to shelter intends to close it to the sea. winter rain is bringing most suffering for families who have now lost everything and cut our reports from their own bhalla in central garza. i think he's standing on the sea updated by this beautiful sea is known as the only place for palestinian in the gaza strip. go for a picnic to enjoy their happy times and it has been always a place for them to take a deep breath. today. hundr

the idea of previously ordering residents the to evacuate south, many palestinians remain among the ruins of wanting to start big images and coming away right now. following footage from kansas city is a grim reminder of the devastation caused by the licensed is rarely a tax. according to the power steering and health industry that was total dest old was approaching $23000.00. and we spoke to some of those who have refused to leave the no, the house knew ours was targeted without any prior warning, causing many deaths and injuries. we were sitting at home when without any warning, the house next to ours was struck. for civilians, we have no weapons and no connection to the resistance fighters. the people were minding their own business when a drone hit them with a miss. oh, more than 50 people would monitor the wounded. the enough with this injustice children elders are dying. where is international community where all the arabs they should be, are all the local separately are things where i live desecrating more than a 1000 grey units at a cemetery. and the alpha area families have been forced to re battery. that basically creating make shift burial grounds and full my city

the strokes to evacuate either this way to the well, i'm more south is because of super or this way to dad is bella to the center of the kansas city. let's take a look and see how people are in fact people and a lot of people are also cared of. another invasion auto up to hospice in this area is very close to a lot of the hospitals where it has to be seized and people are scared from the fact that hospitals are also a target. and is there any military historian, several cities across the occupied westbank, the most in palestinian homes that these images from the south of douglas? what is what any trips blip the house of a palestinian prisoner rates volts being carried out in janine and have brought. some people are reported to it being arrested at least $371.00. palestinians have been killed, biased by the false, isn't occupied westbank since october the 7th. so israel has transferred parts of the tax revenues. it is to the palace the needle forward, the following a 3 month freeze, but it's just a trickle for an economy that's left business to business owners struggling to keep that left bath and again on certain political re

the image of india on standing in talbot road, south tower, east of japan, the a refugee camp in the northern part of the kansas street for these really occupation forces tank. armored vehicles and troops were deployed must be the issue . yeah. yeah. and they destroyed everything in their way from residential buildings to infrastructure, even mosques and water wells were not spared on the cities, cran mosque where i stand, was flattened by these ready forces to progress. each area is relatively high, and that is why they stationed themselves here can has as much as you who i'm is, but she has the method near all this was once a house of god, it was leveled to the ground adjacent to the mazda was a kindergarten and a water reservoir on the well, it's feeding the entire residential area with water. all were reduced to religious d. i'm going to tell is that the kind of the month of august, the city was lively, bustling with people in the residence used to live in peace or houses. a residential buildings were destroyed either by as rarely were planes. were there tanks with the ground invasion of the entire city was

the strokes to evacuate either this way to the well, i'm more south is because of super or this way to dad is bella to the center of the kansas city. let's take a look and see how people are evacuating with this is all of what is left where these people have been homeless and misplaced more than one time. as you see, more people are coming and evacuating from community. this is not the 1st time we have been seen seeing this list, seeing as this is a more of the, your documentary document king, the default is actually waiting. and if leaving their homes just like them not by 1948, but this is real, it's happening in 2024. as you see, people are just patients. we see how scared they are in their eyes. and they're all searching for a place. we're talking about the where most uh, more than half of the population of the cause is currently resizing there. it's plots and, and we're talking about good but which is also talk to people and a lot of people are old shows scared of another invasion auto up to hospice in this area. it's very close to a lot of the hospitals where it has to be seized and people are scared from the fact that

are thousands of palestinians are still trapped in the north of kansas city, where they have new of a safe. cory, the was to flee to the south, especially with the staggering grades of destruction that had been closed due to the east, very many troops, solutions in the city that and the is very ministry tax. the last couple of days are presented in using many treat cope to trends with loud speakers to inform the residents to flee more to the subject, parts of causal. but the fact on the ground there was people cannot have a safe passage to uh, to get to the uh, to safeco reduced to get to the south as isabel intensify. it's military bombardment. and we have been hearing different slots loud. busy explosions from different locations as i witnessed half their reporting in the kansas city. where it seems that east bed is trying to 1st place it back to a people from these areas. as we are trying to use also succeeded by a pile of the just to destroy the remaining un. sholtes is alongside with areas that supposed to be a gathering points for the majority of activities in gauze. a city and there are evacuation notices. i, as you b

round of dangerous winter weather, nearly 50 people have died in just the last week in weather-related incidents, and still on the way, subzero temperatures expected as far south as missouri and kansash snow once again expected on both coasts. joining us is nbc's emilie ikeda, in a snow covered hamburg, new york, just south of buffalo, angie lassman also standing by with the forecast. some of the hardest hit buffalo suburbs seeing up to 5 feet of snow? >> yeah, that's right, ana, nearly as tall as i am. this is what you will see just around every corner of this western new york neighborhood. these towering snow piles as crews are running out of places to even put the snow. you can see it is still falling now making it even more difficult for residents to do simple tasks like just accessing their front doorstep. >> as residents nationwide dig out from the latest blast of winter, this morning millions are bracing for even more dangerous weather. roadways from coast to coast treacherous. this car in new york slamming into a snowplow while trying to pass a truck. and frightening moments in rochester when the american airlines plane skidded off a taxiway because of snowy conditions. >> t

of kansas and nebraska. that is going to be a big snow maker. this is how that plays out if you are on the south system very heavy thunderstorms. north side of the system it is a big snow maker. we're talking about a big snow maker in some of these areas around the great lakes getting towards chicago you could be seeing a foot of total snowfall with this system. eight to 12 i-by the time you get into friday and saturday. a little farther towards the south is where you see the severe risk especially there on friday across portions of the southeast. finally i will leave you. folks are thinking about what is happening in iowa. look at these temperatures, will you, bill? negative 17, negative seven, negative 12. no one will want to be outside the next couple of days. >> dana: that's all i wanted to know. >> bill: it's not windchill. >> that's the actual temperature out there. windchill will be a lot worse. >> dana: can't wait. i'm not afraid. i'm fine. >> bill: you can track the storm wherever you go. minute by minute stuff on the weather app fox weather. download it now. >> dana: new report from th

this just a few hours drive south from here, there are a bunch of people at a stadium in kansas city,otball game. midwesterners are prepared for this. the idea that this sort of sprung unannounced is really nothing that is going to keep people from attending, if they really wanted to attend. as you mentioned, donald trump last week and said his folks would crawl over broken glass to get to the caucus. the desantis campaign is spreading this message among his supporters that this is kind of do or die. and nikki haley had events today in the east corner of the state, where she had a few hundred people turnout. so, people are interested in the campaign. they know that this is their one chance to have their voices heard in this presidential campaign nominating process, so, i mean, sure, turn out could be incredibly low. it's not going to be 186,000, as it was in 2016, but who knows? let's stay tuned. >> i was going to say, you have the pulse much better than i do for iowa and voters. is this coming down to the individual candidate personalities, or is issue censure? what do you think is t

of the jet stream taking a vacation to the south, right? it decides to dip all the way down and that's why you see temperatures here in dallas of 25 degrees the kansas one degree. just incredible chicago right now at -2 degrees. factor in the windchill of what it feels like in these places with this frigid air. and you can see that chicago feels like -20, even new york city right now. their feels like temperature is 19 degrees and dallas about 11. so this has produced this snowstorm because you've got all of that cold air meeting up with gulf moisture. and when that comes together, those 2 air masses, this is what you get icy conditions on the south side of it. snow on the north of it and you can see this very dark blue bands rolling through places like north georgia, right into virginia and now headed over to washington, d.c., where that snow is falling and it's making its way up towards that new york area to where they haven't gotten any snow this season. so this will be their first snowfall. another system behind it, though. so plenty more of that to come. meanwhile, here in the bay area, we've had some clouds this morning in a little fog to kick

kansas, couple of inches there. heavy rain in houston tomorrow morning. most of the lift is across the south. in through georgia and the carolinas saturday morning. everything pushes up into ma marginally cold air, staying a little bit longer snow along parts of new york saturday night into sunday. changes back to snow for just about everyone sunday morning before it moves out of here sunday afternoon. the problem is, this is one of the computer models, some of the warmer ones don't give much of any snow near the coastline, and we have seriously warm water temperatures, so, a closer track will push some of that warm air inland and we could see next to new york in nothing. but anybody inland, just a couple of miles, will see significant snow by sunday morning. david? >> david: rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to breaking news in the jeffrey epstein case. tonight, the release of previously sealed court documents, including the people linked in some way to jeffrey epstein. including former presidents clinton and trump. what the documents do claim, with more documents released just moments a go. h

stretch your retirement savings, you might want to head to the south or the midwest, retire fees can get the most out of their money in kansasi. well the real estate market saw its fair share of ups and downs last year. >> home prices climbed at a slower rate and sales slowed a bit as mortgage rates hit levels. we had not seen in more than two decades. but this year, some experts predict market conditions will improve. so joining us now for more insight is deirdre joyner from red oak realty. deirdre, thank you so much for joining us today. thanks for having me. all right. so first of all, what are you seeing? i saw that on instagram that you recently sold a couple of homes. so the market is doing okay i suppose in the bay area at least for you. yes. yes i am seeing actually a solid market right now. >> so we have a little bit of low inventory as we typically do this type of year. this time of year. but what i am anticipating is a healthy spring market now through april, now through april. >> all right. let's get back to mortgage rates. and i'll talk to you about a little bit about housing inventory in just a moment. but firs

and the genocide case, south africa has taken to the international court of justice and we hear from a palestinian now living in nigeria about how is the kansas struggling to survive in gaza? both of them have already been killed by as rarely bombing raids. i look more than 25, the number of this, i mean my house has done my father. most of this is.

of the how much i stated on this? my name is hummadi. this is the 3rd time i've moved from kansas city to the south. i used to work the biggest restaurant and gaza the thailand, the more than a 170 people used to work there. but it was completely destroyed much on perhaps over there or been as little as prob, since i love what i do to help my parents and siblings, i decided to start a street suite business. many people encouraged me and advised me to stop the small business, despite the lack of result is the unavailability of cooking, guess, flour and meet mean by the middle. how? so we came to the knowledge me area and rough uh, and with meeker and simple equipment, we created something out of nothing. we made something simple that people liked and i started attracting more people who work on most of the most important muscle. my restaurant was the source of income, agrees in childhood with that for more than 18 years. when we heard that it sustained pastoral destruction. we thought we could go back and work with whatever remained in place way. but after a few days, it was completely destroyed. mem

journalists being killed in kansas since october 7th, or t correspondent cath legal missile me attended the solemn ceremony and the display of solidarity and support the south african generalist. organized a queen in tonight of visual to on of the memory of slain genesis and gaza. stevens house in mirrors, fitzgerald square to give them media figures, reports, as i'm concerned, citizens to condemn the indiscriminate silence and fix it by gentleness and concerns. and to mind, just as for the phone and the visual organized by solve f content in this themselves is happening concurrently in 4 major cities across the country. it's aimed to shed light on the pipes of journalists would come in dangerous areas and the increasing street spaces. mine was to remain the generous when the fellow joined us dying. they shouldn't wait for this to come out solid data t. he's that like giving principle, it's called box it, you know, and dennis is being the word for the other. so in children died in 2022. right? uh, the june the sure to get it. but you can see the pressure has the on the, on the commercial media for the free to come. we appreciate the work that they're doing.

still kind of confrontations and as they to neighborhoods in the west of kansas trip along side, we own going back to us in the south. now this area had been a battle zone for the, for these very so just a little going to sense that the funny thing might continue to the rest of the i'd, which means the more destruction and move victims move full as people are no longer feels safe inside goals a strip due to the unrelenting stuff, 2nd of attacks on destruction. all right, all right. thanks very much for that. the target was speaking just from the reference of him. joseph, thank now the k for an extra david cameron is express concern that as well as actions and gals, and may violate international law. he made the comments on tuesday while testifying before a parliamentary committee of the mazda is more now from london. he was facing questioning from lawmakers essentially very soon off to come into this role as far as century farm minister here in the u. k. he was repeatedly almost from the outset aust, about the situation in gauze. and whenever he was aust, initially about israel potentially legal compliance with inte

south. many decided to stay among the ruins and warning there are disturbing images coming away right now. following focus from kansas city is a grim reminder of the devastation caused by just the latest is really a tax. according to the palace to me and health ministry, the was the total, the total total now is approaching $23000.00. so we spoke with some others who were refused to leave the know the house, the ours was targeted without any prior warning causing many destined injuries. we were sitting at home when without any warning, the house next to ours was struck. for civilians, we have no weapons and no connection to the resistance fighters. the people were minding their own business when a drone hit them with a missile. more than 50 people with mazda, then wounded. the enough with this injustice children's elders are dying. where is the international community where all the arabs they should spear all the rushes and investigative committee has opened a criminal case over a major rupture. and the central heating system in the russian city of pulse says a $170.00 buildings including houses, hospitals and schools will be left without heat

of snow by monday in boston and upstate new york. in kansas, snowplows cleared roads and runways. in arkansas, an icy i-94 became an obstacle course. further southheavy rain. hezbollah launched more than 60 rockets from southern lebanon into northern israel today, they said it was the initial response to this week's targeted killing of a hamas commander in beirut. israel said it responded with a drone strike. tension along that border stokes fears of a wider conflict, which is what secretary of state antony blinken is working to avoid on a diplomatic mission to the region. his trip began today in turkey. and it is to include several days next week in israel and the west bank. on the third anniversary of the january 6th assault on the capitol, the fbi said it's arrested three more defendants in the case. all were indicted in 2021. one has been in hiding since shortly after january 6th. the other two jumped bail last march before they were to go on trial. defense secretary lloyd austin has been in walter reed medical center since monday, but the pentagon didn't disclose it until last night. and there are reports that he spent four days in the inte

south of fayetteville, tractor-trailers struggling for control in the snow. backed up for miles. >> slipping and sliding, slowed down 20 miles an hour, made it past the tunnel, that was it. >> reporter: in wichita, kansasiding on the morning commute. >> talking to dispatch, the phones keep blowing up. >> reporter: one woman seriously injured on interstate 70, schools are closed. it's heading to the northeast, some areas could expect a foot of snow, the biggest snowstorm for many in years, new york to boston. >> rob, time it out for us. >> reporter: what you get depends on where you live. watches have been upgraded to warnings for the northeast, the storm is crossing the mississippi, heavy rains into the southeast, and the snow will be in cincinnati by tomorrow morning. and mix into virginia and d.c. where it changes over to rain. then snows in new york, an inch or two before it changes to rain. this is going to be a rain/snow line. it changes back to snow and will be wind as well. 1 to 3 inches in new york metro, 3 to 6 inland, 6 to miles inland. >> good thing, it's on the weekend, folks can stay home and try not to be on the roads. thank you. >>> massive inferno erupting outside new york near newark a

south in order to seek their own safety. now the views where the forces earlier stated that they have withdrew a number of brigades from the north and some, some areas of kansas city. but right now we've been seeing 10. so reaching to she felt medical complex. again, we're thousands of palestinians are taking shelter inside is facility and yards as well. this is completely a part of the ongoing get assigned to the ministry campaigns that had been conducted against the cause of succeed. i'd especially be that we have been hearing and seeing more searching of military strikes on gauze and city within the past 24 hours have been issuing more resolutions and also also evacuation orders for the majority of people that to keep slipping to reply. so you can safety as they are completely leveling to the ground, the main central neighborhoods of the city making the life that completely on in habitable as palestinians are fleeing to russell. and the intense is very abutment to a order to secure the family members as they are turning the roof. they did not find any place for them as the majority of areas had become completely flooded with evacuees. which right now for t

of the coldest games ever played. >> negative 4 degrees at kickoff in kansas city last night. coy, not the shocker, that the team from the southeally couldn't handle it. >> yeah. 70 degrees temperature difference. i remember playing in buffalo in temperatures this cold and i looked over at practice and my team waits were under the hot chicken broth and pouring it over each other's hands to warm it up so you could feel your fingers again. this game, though, in kansas city was the fourth coldest game in nfl playoff history. here are your highlights. feels-like temperatures were negative 20 and the windows on taylor swift's suite were frozen over and icicling hanging off the mustache, but rasheed rice scoring the opening touchdown. he had a half of the 262 yards passing on the night. it was so cold that it may have caused mahomes helmet to crack. kc wins 26-7 and they wanted nothing to do with that cold. afterwards mahomes talked about that chip helmet and even his back-up helmet was frozen. >> i didn't know what happened in the moment. but i got in the huddle and everybody was telling me but i'm not going out of the game. and we

south. flooding will be top of mind in gulf coast and southeast. sunday, orchard park will feature a very cold playoff game, but low 20s will feel balmy compared to 4 below zero at kickoff in kansasity last weekend. >> maybe no freezing mustaches this weekend. thank you so much. >>> now to the widening crisis in the middle east. today, at least two u.s. troops in iraq were injured when their air base came under heavy missile fire from what the u.s. says are iran-backed militias. an attack in syria is raising tensions between iran and israel after five revolutionary guards were killed in an air strike in damascus. >>> and in yemen, u.s. forces took aim once again at militants who have been targeting neerlgts shipping. charlie d'agata. with the u.s. navy. >> reporter: before dawn and below deck this morning we got ready to disembark from the "uss baton" as water flooded the lower well deck, and our landing craft was untethered. we pushed out into the eastern mediterranean sea. hitching a ride back to shore but gaining insight why the ship is deployed here. this landing craft gives the uss baton the unique ship to shore ability to go anywhere, do anything, any time. ed. >> reporter:

i'm residents for i still trapped in the north end in kansas city to actually move to the eastern part of gauze. i've been to move forward to the south in order to seek their own safety and the lights at the store. and one of you on a run show to is in the central neighborhood of a remodel. and the managed to you to complete the rest doses of palestinians work. we're taking shelter inside of this area. i have been taken to undisclosed location for investigations while till now there was no any official conformation regarding the killing of any of them. still this very moment upon these kinds of attacks and also storming, continue against you and run shelters, and it is not the only time as well as we have been seeing more rates games at these facilities. and just to force people to flee more to roughly in order to have more peroration of village on the ground for that use really meant to treat them. now the, the use where the forces have earlier stated that they have with a true a number of brigades from the north and some, some areas of kansas city. but right now have been seen time reaching to she felt and make some conflicts. agai

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of the state on this? my name is hummadi. this is the 3rd time i've moved from kansas city to the south. i used to work at the biggest restaurants in gaza. the thailand a more than a 170 people used to work there, but it was completely destroyed much on the hub survey of the problem. since i love what i do to help my parents and siblings, i decided to start a street. so the business. many people encouraged me and advise me to start the small business. despite the lack of results is the unavailability of cooking, gas flower, and meet mean by that. the only thing that will help. so we came to the management area and rough uh, and with maker and simple equipment, we created something out of nothing. we made something simple that people liked nice and i started attracting more people who work on most of the most part on my phone. my restaurant was the source of income and a drains, in childhood. with that for more than 18 years. when we heard that it sustained pastoral destruction, we thought we could go back and work with whatever remained in place way. but after a few days it was completel

happened successfully. palestinians in southern kansas side of symmetry has been just accredited by is rarely forces. it's located in the con eunice area, just south of nessa hospital with the society is ready. assault has exposed long, varied bodies, leaving them scattered on the ground. the, the, i was surprised last night with the amount of rockets and shelves that had tossed. it was truly massive. we were surprised because the tanks next was kept firing on the plains and rockets around us as well along looking at the graves. how are they on us? some of the houses over that people have less women floods with all that have scar . they didn't know where they were going. oh, look at the graves. you can see people call supper football. these are the army has killed a palestinian and the occupied west bank as it expands its raids in the territory. he was shot dead until car and with the military is carrying out a ride for sick and die. at least 7 palestinians have been killed in the city since wednesday. is ryan has conducted almost daily rides in the west bank since the start of the war on gaza. they often involve boulders, is the used to destroy t