back here in st. louis, and along i- 0 snowfall accumulation based on how much sleet mixes in and further north to 70 you're going to get more snow and less sleet and then the coldest weather of the season -- and the longest stretch as i mentioned right on through the week temperatures in the morning with snow pack and lighter winds and clear skies in the suburbs here will go down below zero for first time lows in the single numbers highs in the afternoon will stay in the 20s near 30. so whatever falls -- wherever you are, it is not going anywhere especially on the north side of the street. i'm meteorologist mike, fox weather in st. louis. anita: all right mike thank you so much for that live report everybody in the northeast better hunker down, bryan. >> get the latest read on the storm track with the fox weather meteorologist adam klotz. adam: waiting for this storm to kind of shoot itself out of portions of the northern rockies here beginning to see that pop up in the plains. that's going to be the energ

louis. >> your wife's from st. louis? >> jimmy: my wife is from st. . joe's is the answer. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: that's a big thing. >> huge thing. >> jimmy: jayson tatum high school -- >> there's a pizza chain, emo's pose zanchts it's awesome, don't say anything against it. [ laughter ] what is your beef? tell me. tell me. >> jimmy: no, you know that i don't like it? >> i do know that you don't like it. it's a thin crust pizza. is that your issue in and of itself? >> jimmy: the crust is the least of the problems. [ laughter ] >> come on, give to it me. >> jimmy: i had an argument with jan hamm about this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: anyone from sluice is so defensive of this pizza place. >> it's delicious. >> jimmy: i will tell you, i was excited to try it. i ordered it for my wife for valentine's day when we were first dating. i had it come out, and i was excited to try it because shes is, oh, emo's pizza, it's the best pizza. we tried it. my first thought was, did i leave the plastic on it when i put it in the oven? [ laughter ] that is not a joke. >> i bel

but earlier this month, celebrations for the minister and activist took place in st. louis, missouri. >> a baptist church celebrated his birthday by remembering the time dr king paid the reverend. the visit in 1968. reporter kelley hoskins has the story. >> every year we celebrate the holiday on the 3rd monday in january, the reverend al manns junior had an opportunity to meet doctor king when he paid his visit to st. louis, missouri. this is a photo taken in 1962 when dr martin luther king junior made his only visit to st. louis pitcher, reverend earl mann senior dr martin luther king junior. >> and other community leaders standing side by side rather early. junior's father and doctor king were classmates at morehouse college river nance, who was just 9 years old at the time, knew doctor king would change the world. >> and the impact that he did make that lead to the be right. say acts that pave the way for black people go to facilities of like your body feels that the martin luther king junior came to st. louis, missouri to speak at washington tabernacle baptist church wh

. >> the airports will be a mess from kansas city to st. louisa lot of cancellations in those airports. you can't keep up with all of the de-icing when you have this kind of ice storm here. take a look at the radar picture here. down to the south we'll have severe weather today, east texas, arkansas, louisiana, strong winds and maybe tornadoes. the north side we have the icing and snow. you notice the lightning, that's the sign of a really strong dynamic storm that we have going on and because of that we have blizzard warnings in effect across parts of eastern kansas, western missouri and where you see the pink, that's an ice storm setting up so precipitation falls as rain and then it freezes on the surface because it's colder on the surface than it is up in the higher levels of the atmosphere. because of that, we have if icing. when we have icing on the roads, there's nothing you could do to deal with that at all. have you to stay off the roads, off the sidewalks and the stairs. we'll watch the ice storm move across kentucky and parts of virgini

cbs news shares the story of a 94 holocaust survivor in st. louis unlikely friendship with a nazi descendant. we must warn the story contains images difficult to watch. >> reporter: on a wednesday day in st. louis, holocaust survivor oscar jacob enjoys life's simple pleasures. >> i did it! >> reporter: it's a far cry from his youth in romania, where in 1944, jews were rounded up and sent to auschwitz. 13 at the time, oscar survived by claiming to be older. he was put to work while 41 family members were put to death. >> and i wanted to say gun to my mom and never had a chance. they would be killing about 500 people at a time. and if the crematorium was overcrowded that they couldn't burn the bodies that fast, they would burn the bodies on the outside. >> reporter: months later, he was forced to travel without food or water to the nazi camp middle baldora, there he toiled in underground bunkers building the b-1. >> the condition in the tunnel was horrible. prisoners, they just couldn't continue working so many hours and so hungry and thirsty. so they

as the first black woman mayor of st. louishis is a passion for you, in your heart and soul, but why financial empowerment? you also did so much as treasurer before in the realm of financial empowerment. why did you decide that was going to be your focus? mayor jones: i had personal financial troubles as a young 20 something person. i had to file bankruptcy after my mother passed away, a whole host of issues in my family. i wanted to make sure that we provided tools for our citizens so if they had those same experiences, there was a way out. we provide those services for free. i stood up the city's first office of financial empowerment in city hall, in partnership with operation hope. also started a two generation strategy program called college kids savings account program where we give $50 to every kindergarten student entering a public school in the city of st. louis. currently our oldest cohort is in the ninth grade and they have over $2 million saved for their futures. [applause] roby: i didn't even realize we have that in

kelley hoskins report on a ports on a st. louis pastor who remembers meeting dr king. >> every year we celebrate the holiday on the 3rd monday in january, the reverend al manns junior had an opportunity to meet doctor king when he paid his visit to st. louis, missouri. this is a photo taken in 1962 when dr martin luther king junior made his only visit to st. louis pitcher, reverend earl mann senior dr martin luther king junior. >> and other community leaders standing side by side rather early. junior's father and doctor king were classmates at morehouse college river nance, who was just 9 years old at the time, knew doctor king would change the world. >> and the impact that he did make that lead to the only right say acts that pave the way for black people go to facilities of like your body feels that the martin luther king junior came to st. louis, missouri to speak at washington tabernacle baptist church nance's uncle was the minister. >> my dad did a wonderful introduction of him. >> and a king, he mesmerized the crowd. that kin

she helped found the union aid society in st louis. they food, clothing they provided medical as well as medicines and things like socks for the soldiers that were fighting. but ms. cousins went one step further, ms. cousins went with them when they traveled. if you notice, it says she was wounded vicksburg. she was actually on the field taking of soldiers and was shot years later is sadly something that happened repeated lead to women who took roles of outside their sphere during the battles. she did not have a male person. she had found it very difficult to make a living. and in her later years was starving and homeless. she needed help. and she sought out government support because technically she was a person who was wounded in battle, helping the union army. and they actually awarded her a pension because as her supervisor said, with the sanitary commission, she worked from the battle of wilson's creek until the war was over. she was with this the whole time. another fascinating person is this woman, virginia minor. she and her co

back here upwards of a foot of snow in st. louist is snowing looking for five to nine inches there. the other impact is at the airports, kansas city forget about it 75.of the departure and arrivals at kci have been canceled and about 50% of the flights in and out of st. louis have also been canceled. this is going to last into monday morning, and south of here it is the ice storm warnings. cape getting ice power outages showing up 6,000 so far ice from parts of missouri and southern illinois, and parts of western kentucky, and this is all headed east guys. d.c., baltimore under winter storm warnings all the way to philadelphia to make a mess of the monday morning commute likely extend vacation for millions of kids who have been out for christmas will likely not go back to school tomorrow maybe not even tuesday. but this is a beg storm likely to be the biggest in st. louis in about three years and other story is the cold coming in behind it. the snow and ice is going nowhere. temperatures the next several mornings, getting into monda

and one last example here in st. louis, a male handle actually stole 55 out of 150 packages out of a truck. the investigation they're finding that other mail handlers were helping each other as or a lookout, if you would, while stole items were stashed in their jackets and backpacks in that situation in st. louis, 7 workers either resigned or were fired. these examples just showing how widespread the situation is. we're told the number of thefts have actually been increasing. the most postal workers over the last 4 years as well. >> democrat adam schiff is sworn in for a full six-year term as california's new u.s. senator capital tell wallace, fpi'll speak with them about hi goals and alaska were key things. you can find common pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? y

and one last example here in st. louis, a male handle actually stole 55 out of 150 packages out of a truck. the investigation they're finding that other mail handlers were helping each other as or a lookout, if you would, while stole items were stashed in their jackets and backpacks in that situation in st. louis, 7 workers either resigned or were fired. these examples just showing how widespread the situation is. we're told the number of thefts have actually been increasing. the most postal workers over the last 4 years as well. >> that was alicia nieves reporting for us tonight. >> well, and i like in their season on a high note with a win against the cards. but they're gonna have to do short-handed ben ross. i will tell us who won't be playing tell us who won't be playing in arizkery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their

then i think it's also important that both st. louisnd kansas city, those banks did not request the cut and they are headed by two guys who have been a little mo more on the hawkish side of late. >> appreciate it, steve. steve liesman with the it's least from the fed. and in terms of the markets, we are at an inflection point. no, good news is bad news. recent economic data does make a january cut and about a two weeks time, unlikely. the chief investment officer for public investing at goldman sachs asset management. great to see you. we don't want good news to be bad news. we want good news. it's odd. even this morning you got better news on the ppi and battlefields go up. nothing is what you want it to be. >> it's not as bad as it sounds. but what we're hearing and what those fed presidents are telling us is that the labor market is robust, they are seeing kind of good outlook on growth. so the cuts that have been made probably don't need any more in the near term until the economy slows further. >> is that good news? people say we w

again, just a sad -- i keep looking at it, the beautiful st. louis cathedral, law enforcement, police cruisers everywhere because of what transpired about three hours ago. >> the eyes of the world are on new orleans right now not just for the sugar bowl that kicks off in 14 hours. doug, tens of thousands of visitors, the teams are in the city the chief said they are going to protect the slug gar bowl tonight. the super bowl, this is the last thing that anybody wants to see happen. but if you are just waking up with us, a lot of families are waking up across the country and here in new orleans and are hearing the news and trying to reach out to their loved ones. if i got the numbers right from ann kirkpatrick, about 35 people remain at area hospitals all across new orleans, 10 people tragically have been killed. the mayor calling this a terrorist attack. someone went around barricades and intentionally drove down bourbon street with the intent to harm or kill people. he then opened fire on nopd officers, two officers returned fire, two officers were s

stranding passengers coast to coast, with st. louis and kansas city seeing flights canceled. >> we're on the flight and we're just sitting at the tarmac for an hour, hour and a half, and they're like, airport's closed. >> reporter: as far as that misery map is concerned for travelers right now, we are already approaching the total number of cancellations this morning from all of yesterday, looking at 400 plus cancellations, bwi 200 plus cancellations. there are schools in virginia and maryland that have already canceled classes through tomorrow. savannah? >> sam brock leading us off in the nation's capital. >> let us bring in mr. roker and see where this winter blast is headed. >> it is headed right to the mid atlantic to the northeast. people from paducah, champaign to philadelphia, d.c. or norfolk, take a look, snow from st. louis, cincinnati, pittsburgh, down into washington, d.c. airport delays from philly, london, cincinnati going to have some problems, st. louis as well. this is all pushing to the east, as you can see, from phill

that's why i'm in st. louis with the clydesdales. this is jake. of the new ad, the 47th time the clydesdales were in the super bowl. i'll have more on that comin in a bit. >> george: did you just predict the chiefs are gonna win? >> will: we got two weeks for that. [ laughter ] >> robin: no, no, don't back down. coming up more on the super bowl from the clydesdales to the quarterbacks. >> george: eva, you stick around. you've got this exclusive on sean diddy combs. >> d. woods was in diddy's orbit as a member of a girl group. she told me about what she said were troubling interactions with the music mogul. allegations he denies. why she feels it is time for her to share her story. >> rebecca: a very powerful conversation. switch gears to madison keys triumph at the australian open. ginger, over to you. >> ginger: stick with us. we've got your local weather in 30 seconds. >> george: just getting the day started on this monday morning. we'll be right back. type 2 diab? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk,

the sixth child of lorraine, a single-chip mom who often struggled to raise her family in north st. louis city. my mom wasn't what some would call highly educated, but she worked hard. she was a very, very wise caring and loving person. she was god-fearing. today, i probably -- i proudly wear her rosary with me and used her bible to take the oath. i learned a lot about life, faith and relationships from her. every time we kids complained about something, she had a simple answer, pray harder and work harder. mom was right. if you work hard and he love the lord, you can get anywhere you want to go in the state, in this country. that's been the guiding principle of my life. whenever we saw something that needed to be done, we didn't complain, we prayed hard and we worked hard. that's what led me to get started in business, that's why ran for state senate, that's why answered governor parson's call to serve as lieutenant that's why i ran for governor. thank you. so this day, this moment in time, it's a win, it's a big win for single mothers like lorraine. my journey has been the experience of

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it will be cold enough through areas like st. louis and kansas city where snow and ice will be a concern. that's something we will get to in our next half hour. your local forecast is coming up in 30 seconds. your vitamin to? that's my job. ♪♪ nature made. made with quality ingredients. (glasses clink) made to care for you, every day. ♪♪ from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. there in the north bay. we do see those showers pushing on through. heavy right now along 101, in petaluma, santa rosa and even out towards point reyes and inverness. it's a little bit more choppy as we get on in here into the east bay and parts of the peninsula, and the rain is just arriving right now in through parts of san jose and the south bay. now it won't rain all day and it won't rain into >>> and that's your latest fore caste. >> all right, forecast. >> all right, dylan. thank you. >>> still ahead, new details on the headline legal battle that's erupted between costars blake lively and justin baldoni. his attorney no

ian lee from cbs news sent this from st louis, missouri.of snow, other parts of the state had over a foot, they have cancelled schools today, flights have also been cancelled, we have seen cars trying to bring these treacherous conditions, some getting stuck in these snow berms. i was speaking with the director of operations yesterday who operates the snow ploughs, he says they have 32 hundred lane miles of roads to clear, that�*s equivalent of if you were to drive from seattle to me army, or if you were in europe, driving from london, of course you�*ve got to take the ferry and go to baghdad. so thatjust kind of shows you how much roads they have got clear today. they are telling folks today. they are telling folks to stay off the 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

we saw where kendall was, snow coming down in areas like st. louisr south you see pink colors, that is icing. and that is a major concern with this storm system. it sweeps across the country, a whole lot of different alerts. the orange is a blizzard warning. we see ice storm warnings as well and a whole lot of folks dealing with this winter storm warning that now pushes all the way up to the east coast. so d.c., baltimore, getting up close to philadelphia. folks getting at least in or near that winter storm warning that's currently out there. a whole lot of snow's going to sweep through this region. you start to see some of those pink colors, that's indicating anywhere from 8-12 the inches, the darker pink, so a really significant snow. a couple areas where you see purple, some spots seeing a foot, foot and a half of snow. that's with more elevation. one of the huge concerns is going to be icing. you see it through the ohio river valley,houseville's a spot that could see a lot of ice -- louisville. there have been areas across illinois, missouri, bac

military installations abroad, only two are named for former presidents, the herbert hoover club in st. louis and the jimmy and rosalynn carter unit in plains. and the difference between those two is that president carter physically built his club. finish. david: you know, as a former boys club member myself, i grew up in washington, d.c., but i gotta tell you, i'm very proud of the work that he did. and service the -- i can't -- it was, i can't tell you how wonderful my experience was decades ago growing up with the boys' club because i learned everything from how to shoot a .22 to how to get along with people, to how to row a skull in the potomac river are. i mean, it gives you basic, good, common sense, decent ways of growing up that a lot of kids don't have access >> i, too, am a club kid and worked in the national headquarters and a privilege of being the ceo of the clubs that i grew up in and that's what i wanted for everybody, he wanted to make sure that every young person regardless of race or ability to pay, had a place to go, grow and thrive and that's one of the things i will alway

ian lee from cbs news sent this from st louis, missouri just at the tale end of this storm, where i am inches of snow. other parts of the state have over a foot. they have cancelled schools today, flights have also been cancelled. we have seen cars try to break these treacherous conditions, some of them getting stuck in these stove burns, i was speaking with the director of operations yesterday, does saint louis county snowploughs, operates them, he says they have 3200 miles of roads to clear. that's the equivalent if you were to drive from seattle to miami or if you are in europe, you're driving from london, of course you have to take the ferry, and then go to baghdad. thatjust goes to show you how much roads they have to clear today. they are telling folks to stay off the roads. they don't think they will have this situated 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, e

mr biden attended a prayer service at the city's st louis cathedral and stopped at a makeshift memorialeadly attack in the historic french quarter. he paid condolences to the victims and their families, and gave tribute to what he called new 0rleans' "strength and resilience." the president also spoke directly to those who lost loved ones in the attack. all event like this are hard, the shock and pain is still so very raw. my wife jill and the shock and pain is still so very raw. my wifejill and i are here to stand with you, to grieve with you, to pray with you, to let you know you are not alone. the rest of the nation is looking at you as well. canada's liberal party is set to start the process of finding a new leader, and the country's new prime minister after justin trudeau announced his resignation. he's held the position for nine years, but growing pressure from his party and unpopularity with voters saw him step down, ahead of general elections expected in october. trudeau will stay in office until a new leader is selected, with the liberal party's board of directors due to meet t

louisville, i know how to say that word, st. louis and over to kansas city.on of ice, certainly something we are going to be paying attention to, brian. >> brian: thank you so much. 18 minutes before the top of the hour, today, this morning, lawmakers are set to decide if mike johnson remains speaker of the house. some of his caucus still undecided. also on the table for the new session, the g.o.p. is proposing new rules making it harder to oust the speaker after kevin mccarthy was removed because one person spoke up. joining us now is florida congressman carlos gimenez who joins us now. congressman, first off, how will you vote? >> i'm voting for mike johnson. i will continue to vote for mike johnson until mike johnson becomes the speaker. hopefully that's on the first round. >> brian: you got about seven republicans who have not committed. and tom massie says don't even ask. it's a no. your thoughts about where they stand? >> i think outside of massi, i think nobody else is a hard no. and so, they have issues that they need to work out with the speaker. loo

and one last example here in st. louis, a male handle actually stole 55 out of 150 packages out of a truck. the investigation they're finding that other mail handlers were helping each other as or a lookout, if you would, while stole items were stashed in their jackets and backpacks in that situation in st. louis, 7 workers either resigned or were fired. these examples just showing how widespread the situation is. we're told the number of thefts have actually been increasing. the most postal workers over the last 4 years as well. >> and though is alicia nieves reporting for us this afternoon. meanwhile, back here in the bay communities coming together to help raise money for the victim of a hit and run. it was in vallejo, friends and family set up a go fund me from l jones. there after they say he was hit by a car last month. the accident left his wheelchair destroyed. police say december 20th and so far no arrests have been made. police also say nobody was seriously injured. the money raised will go directly towards repla

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but the st. louis fed has the best economic data. it's really accessible.lot of time on the st. louis fed website just looking. gas is 2. 95 a gallon now. he has to cut that in half. he promised us. right? eggs are 4.14 a carton. he said -- these are his words. he promised pretty dramatic price reductions at the grocery store. pretty dramatic price reductions. just a few days ago he said that. he's got to cut those costs. i hope he does. i'm skeptical because i don't think he gives a rip snort about the blue collar guys who voted about them. he only cares about the billionaires he surrounded himself today. >> they were there with the family. you saw mark zuckerberg, tim cook, elon musk, jeff bezos all with with the family, the trump family. >> right. >> at the inauguration itself but the theme that has gone through the entire day there for were january 6th and these pardons. when do you think we'll find out÷÷what the details are? >> on the january 6th pardons? >> well, i think the difficulty with it is that it has to be specific -- well, it doesn't have to

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will be a winter storm as it marchs through the middle of the country bringing snow to chicago and st. louis. a significant ice storm through much of the ohio river valley and cincinnati. a lot of airline hubs will be impacted or it will be a busy travel day on sunday. active pattern for the raft of the country. precipitation next week there will be a ton of cold air charging in from the north. that will interact with the next storm system that eventually develops by the end of next week. the following weekend you will be seeing the wintry precipitation, snow, ice, farther south than usual. could be seeing another significant winter storm wamping through the eastern half of the country as we head into the next weekend. so, this will be very active pattern for the raft of the country while we will be getting into the opposite, a weather pattern in store for the bay area over the next several days at least if not for the next several weeks. this is a look at the doppler at moment. there is nothing on it. not even a sprinkle showing up at the moment. one of the forecast models is trying its bes

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cbs' ian lee reports from outside of st. louisr: some ohio residents are digging out monday -- this is this was plowed just about ten minutes ago. >> reporter: -- after record snowfall in some areas of the state. across the midwest to the mid-atlantic on up, millions of americans are on alert as a winter storm system brings snow, ice, and frigid temperatures. louisville, kentucky, received its largest single day of snowfall in more than a quarter century sunday and while the city is at the tail end of the snow now -- >> it's going to be cold all week long. mother nature has not helped us. we're not getting sunshine yet. the weather is not warming up to help on the roads. >> reporter: -- thousands of flights are delayed or canceled due to the storm's wide reach. >> the temperatures are making the inbound icing a little more difficult to attack. >> reporter: crews are still clearing roads here in clayton, missouri, and tens of thousands of people remain without power in missouri and illinois. it's snowing in the big apple and at the

i think the problem is that the donation of the west in word media has been there for the st. louis as many people think it is like things that to a made by gold or 10 come on when it is not identical. what time is come, that we should spend an hour on tell our own stories, not see it to test the tooth. that goes. that these us is come from our country. they belong to us with a friend the to say, so they want me to sleep. where they think this belong to the who gave the where they given by board will to did by a force whatever. now, if in my view, we have not to reach that point to tell the truth of the teas. yes, it may be find that we had beginning to do something, but the men, i want us to tell the truth as it is to think since the ship against our teeth is justified when i, i'm not sure about that because i don't think why should people be stopped from saying what they're saying when i that this can say anything they want and justify . weiss built that still by the people who went go when things who come it beforehand. why think that to me, after getting for an example, the cont

. >> i'm kelly from st. louisri. >> my name is charles, from wichita, kansas. >> nobody says, you are sick, let's not send you an electric bill this month. that is not have been. all your bills are still there, so you just start chipping away at your savings, everything you have, and ultimately chipping away at retirement. >> when you have multiple medical situations and bills out there, from different specialists, different collection agencies, you do not get to sleep without thinking about it sometimes. >> the medical debt i accumulated over the past has really impacted me, both financially and as well as my mental health. >> i have had to creatively finance this medical debt, and i'm sure it affected my credit score, but i'm not sure how from debt collectors. >> i think it has definitely taken a big burden off of my shoulders. >> for those of us who are faced with doctors and specialists and other people, you are still going to end up being in trouble because you have to pay for it one way or another. ali: are

heaviest amounts, we're looking at along i-70, specifically parts of illinois, north of cincinnati in st. louisld see upwards of a foot. it will be impactful when it comes to driving. on top of that, we have chilly air to the northiner cleveland. some showers in the forecast in philadelphia. upper 30s and mostly sunny conditions in boston today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> thanks, angie. "early today" is back in a moment with why president biden may soon block a multi-billion dollar deal to sell u.s. steel. >>> and how much iphone owners could get after apple settles a suit over privacy. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. olay body wash & lotion. discover yours. ♪♪ ev

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upper 20s in st. louis. milder conditions will start to settle in, and we'll have a mixed bag as we get closer to the weekend for the temperatures. as we look at the snowfall today. we've got a little bit of that in the great lakes region. and then we gear up for the next clipper system that's going to bring snow to the upper midwest and eventually out east we'll see snowshowers settle across the northeast and the appalachians, and there will be slick spots for sure for tomorrow as we head out for the early morning commute, places li west ke nashville. upper 40s in atlanta. 66 degrees with mostly-cloudy skies in orlando today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. >>> up next, elon musk faces a new lawsuit over twitter. and why tiktok users are heading to a different app. rs are headig to a different app. ♪♪ the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients. no sulfates, silicones or dyes. and packaged with 45% less plastic. giving you outst

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notice up to a foot in places north of cincinnati and st. louis. right along i-70.ll see a range of a couple inches strching fromet the pict cleveland and pittsburgh. 39 degrees in new york city today. low 40s for washington, d.c. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with the tight security last night around last night's sugar bowl. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. olay body wash & lotion. discover yours. ♪♪ every parent knows when it's time to go into... protect mode. kill 99.9% of bacteria when you add lysol laundry sanitizer to your lau

innocent people as possible. russia is a foreign minister, has weighed in on the green and control the st. louis by donald trump. the president elect wants to make the danish will turn in his territory part of the us . it's like a law for all the studies the american should try austin, greenland does what country that actually like to live in. it was a prime minister of greenland declared that they do not want to be either danes or americans. they want to be greenland as a month. and i think we need to listen to the greenland as fast as we listen to the inhabitants of crimea. the inhabitants of don't pass them nowhere else. the to learn the stories that attitudes towards the regime that came to power through an illegal to day tom, which was not accepted by the residents of crimea. no russia and don't bass. but this is in full accordance with the rights of a nation to self determination. in cases where a nation being part of the largest state considered is that it is uncomfortable, imand staples, and that it wants self determination. in accordance with the un counselor, a large state is obligated