en tallahassee al norte de la florida no se habÍa visto tanta nieve en los Últimos 30 aÑos.es acuÁticos hicieron lo mismo. >> la nevada que ha caÍdo sobre tallahassee la podemos considerar excepcional. desde el 23 de diciembre de 1989 no se mide nieve. galo: el dÍa de maÑana jueves bajarÁ aÚn mÁs la temperatura en el sur de la florida. los habitantes no estÁn acostumbrados a este tipo de clima. es por eso que hemos tenido que desempolvar nuestros habidos. desde miami, florida. galo arellano. univisiÓn. ilia: vamos a hablar de inmigraciÓn. miami se estarÍa convirtiendo en un condado hostil para los iinmigrantes a pesar de que la inmensa mayorÍa de sus habitantes provienen de diversos paÍses, principalmente de amÉrica latina. las autoridades de la ciudad le han estado entregando agentes de inmigraciÓn un promedio de un indocumentado detenido por dÍa desde enero de 2017. esto para cumplir con las exigencias del gobierno federal. reportera: miami es una de las ciudades con mayor diversidad de hispanos en estados unidos y muchos de ellos dicen no sentirse tan seguros. este es el

rick scott also delivered his final state of the inte address this week tallahassee. lawddressed the task of enforcement in the wake of hurricane irma. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> also joining us in the east gallery is his wife first lady scott.tt area governor scott: thank you. thank you for your graciousness toward me and my wife. i think about the first time i gave this speech. i am going to deliver my final state of the state address today. i would like to recognize a few people. first, speaker of the house richard corker. [applause] mr. speaker, i appreciate your tomitment to cutting taxes make sure that every floridian can get a great education. to senate president joe negron. [applause] on president, your focus lake okeechobee and florida's will benefit future generations. lieutenant governor carlos lopez-cantera. thank you for all you do for our great state and for joining me in the fight for freedom and democracy in cuba and venezuela. attorney general pam bondi. she could not join us. she has been a leading voice in the opioid epidemic. let's give a bi

some snow near tallahassee. that is rare and it just shows you how cold it is down there but that is our next storm system. gives part of the area snow overnight. coming up, let's check the roads on this wednesday. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, sheena. outer loop before river road had a crash just reported there in the left center lane. sounds like it is now on the shoulder and won't be causing too much of a problem any longer. we still have the delays outer loop approaching river road. chopper 4 showing us what's going on from above here right now. also still have this problem, northbound 95 at prince william parkway, blocked with a disabled vehicle. tuscarora at pleasant view road, all lanes still shut down. guys? >>> listen to that. a big relief to commuters and people living on new hampshire avenue just off the beltway in silver spring. that major road is back open this morning after being shut down all day yesterday for a broken water main. the water in that area is back on >> our team coverage on

it was warmer in juneau, alaska than tallahassee. and not used to this weather, florida university and tallahassee public schools closed and jacksonville the airport is canceling flights and the mayor issued this warning. >> these are conditions that we are not accustomed to here in jacksonville and encouraging people to stay off the roads especially in the drive times. >> in georgia the governor is declaring a state of emergency and some areas could see snow for the first time in a century. snow and ice accumulated with areas expecting up to 6 inches of snow and a half inch of ice. here have a view from space courtesy of nasa this afternoon. the satellite catching the storm in action and those folk there's bracing for something that is a bit different than their usual forecast. >> they are not accustomed to that. thank you. visit website for the latest on the nor'easter including the snow totals and forecast updates and find tips on how to keep your car running in the extreme cold and a number of school closings and delays. that inf

the tallahassee campus will be closed. elizabeth has the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon. yes, it is winter and yes it is suppose to be cold where we are this time of year but forecasters say that areas south of here, they are about to get hit with weather they have not seen in decades. the entire east coast is bracing for a major storm with 25 states now under winter weather alerts of including parts of florida where a rare winter storm warnings prompted closings in tallahassee. and jacksonville the airport is canceling flights and the mayor issuing these warnings. >> these are conditions we are not accustomed to in jacksonville and stay off the roads during those times and georgia declaring a state of emergency and some areas could be snow for the first time in a century. and will move up the coast to the carolinas and maine where lake-effect snow is a nightmare many the northeast. >> miles of traffic. >> and a chain reaction crash shut down the highway in buffalo. this as a blast of arctic air is shattering record lows across the country. >> i can't describe it. it's un

school is canceled today in tallahassee. far gosh north dakota will hit minus 3 today. york is expected to be 29 degrees. chicago is also dealing with frigid temperatures. the cold even froze parts of the chicago river. >> you thought you were cold last year. you thought you were cold last month. but you weren't cold. now you're cold. it hurts. it hurts the face. >> you can't be trapped by the weather. you have to fight through it. we're chicagoans, that's what we do. >> due to the cold weather, some air lines are waiving cancellation and rebooking fees for flights affected by the stormy conditions expected to hit the east coast tomorrow. they include american, delta, jetblue and united airlines. >>> the first snow pack survey of the season will be done today in the sierra. we haven't had a ton of snow so the readings are not expected to be that great. it reaches its peak in april. waterman engineers use measurements of the water content to help them anticipate the runoff from the mountains during the spring. they take five measurements between january and may. >>> the

the south is also freezing and, tallahassee got its first real snowstorm in decades.l bojorquez is in chilly georgia. >> this was i-95 through brunswick, georgia, while it isn't rare to see a massive backup here, the cause of this one was. ice on the road. this far south. dozens of long haul drivers decided it was team to pull over. even lee church from indiana put it in park. >> trying to get up to at least some where in south carolina knew it was supposed to start snowing. didn't work out. >> why not? quarter inch of ice on the road. and, it's, it's icing everything up. just snow on top of it. bad situation. >> hundreds of accidents littered roadways from georgia to the carolinas. semitrucks flipped and ka cars lost control. those who didn't heed the warnings to stay off roads found themselves stuck. georgia state patrol captain. chris wright. >> this is not something that our people accustomed to dealing with. so, we want them to stay home. stay off the roadway. stay safe. and stay warm. >> southern snow, dipped as far as tallahassee, florida which hadn't seen much

but there was no chance a plea deal in this tallahassee courtroom.e might be doing life in georgia, but this was a capital murder case. if convicted, hilton could die by lethal injection. remember, lead prosecutor georgia cap elleman couldn't tell the jury about hilton's conviction in the emerson murder or mention he was the prime suspect in the north carolina double homicide nor tell the jury anything about the slasher in the forest movie "deadly run" that he'd help make. >> ms. dunlap found herself in a situation and ultimately came to an end that is something we only think about in nightmares. she spent two days with mr. hilton before he decided it was time to murder her in cold blood, chop off her head and hands, and dump her body. >> after her opening statement, the state built the brick and masonry are of its story on the time line investigators had so painstakingly assembled. an attorney hiking with her husband in the national forest at leon sinks that saturday morning remembered seeing sheryl. >> i looked at her, and i said, it it's peaceful

unfortunately, we've seen this play out all over the country, including tallahassee. things have to change. it has to start here. it has to start in this building. the people of florida deserve much better than they're reading about in the news. [ applause ] . it's all important we stand together and send a very strong message. florida stands with victims. [ applause ] i now want to turn to another serious topic. by working together we must combat in our state. like so many families i've had to watch a loved one struggle with drug abuse. it's hard and it's very painful. when i first took office, i worked with jim bondi and others of you in this chamber to fight against pill mills. our fight against drugs is clearly not over i would like to introduce to you sarah shepherd. she is a parent partner at healthy start, nonprofit association in daytona beach, many of our partners against the fight in opioid epidemic. after overcoming her own addiction, she helps parents bring the challenging process so they can be reunited with their children. overcoming addiction requires i

winter storm warning from tallahassee all the way up to virginia ach.rs and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kate mckinnon, patton oswalt,

georgia is currently under a state of emergency and residents of tallahassee, florida saw snow for the first time in 28 years. >> never seen snow promise a big difference. super cold. >> you know it's the sunshine state. >> i never experienced anything like this. this is crazy. i've got to check ice off my car. i don't know how to drive on the road like this. >> a powerful storm forecasters are calling a bomb cyclone is heading straight for the northeast it's up to 12 inches of snow and record low temperatures. high winds in blizzard like conditions are also expected. by the end of this week, priced at the northeast will be colder than mars. conditions are forecasting also travel nightmare. more than 3005 scheduled for today and tomorrow have been canceled nationwide planes in anticipation of the storm. the number is it to rise sorts in atlanta and jacksonville were those most at along with wife to boston in the new york area's three main airport. united, delta and american issued waivers allowing passengers to schedule to travel in the region on thursday or friday to change their plan

we have snowfall near tallahassee. southern part of georgia, pretty rare event. here's future weather. as we go through tonight, there's the storm system i showed you. florida off the coast, 3:00 a.m., snow south and east of the district into early tomorrow morning. then leaving but again a track shift could mean higher or lower snow chances. also watch this again, it is still over florida. less than an inch possibly in the district. other than that, about 1 to 3 as it gets farther away closer to the coast. look at these temperatures that will follow. 19 for a high friday. 18 for a high saturday. keep in mind that wind will make it feel a lot colder. let's check the roads this morning, melissa. at least they're dry right now. >> that is good. i do appreciate that. taking a look right now at the roads as you take a big look at the beltway, all of the main routes into town and out of town, don't have any real big problems there on the roadways. we do have a lot of water main breaks still hanging around. this is the one from yesterday still there. marleau heights, s

in georgia the governor declared a state of emergency through friday and it snowed in tallahassee, florida first time in 28 years. the storm comes as much of the country remains in the grips of a bitter cold snap. in oklahoma, a water main broken set water 40 feet in the air but because of the freezing temperatures it follows in nearby trees. >>> breaking news and the desperate search in freezing temperatures again tonight for a missing man with dementia in prince george's county. daniel dehaven was seen on surveillance video yesterday morning at the cosco in beltsville and police fear he may have been out all night in the bitter cold . priscilla chan out live at the cosco and we're hoping for encouraging news. >> reporter: nothing so far yet. you see the police command post in the vehicles behind me. a massive search overnight turned up no sign of him and no sign of him yet so far today either. scores of police officers fanned out in search of him from the cosco parking lot afternoon starting about an hour ago. daniel dehaven is 65 years old and 5'9" and 175 pounds with brown eyes and sal

. >> reporter: tipped as far as tallahassee, florida, which hadn't seen much of any snowfall in nearly three decades. and while it wasn't a whiteout, it was an unusual sight for tourists in the pal mato state. >> it's pretty wild. i've never seen palm trees with snow on them before. >> reporter: heading into tonight, winds could cause more power outragages along south coastal communitys. ice that's formed on trees and power lines threatens to weigh down and snap them. the savannah area received anywhere from one to 4.5 inches of snow, amounts not seen in decades. and even though it's tapered off, you can tell by this partly frozen fountain behind me, the threat remains. roads could refreeze overnight and below-average temperatures are expected to last in the southeast through the weekend. joaf. >> glor: many, thanks very much. could be a very tricky commute. for kids in louisville, kentucky, hockey is generally played indoors, but they are getting a rare area. folks in chicago are used to cold weather, but this is a long stretch even for them. if the temperature does not rise above 20

schools closing today in tallahassee including florida state university and in jacksonville the airportceling flights the city's mayor with this warning. >> these are conditions that we're not accustomed to here in jacksonville and we're encouraging people to stay off the roads specifically in those drive timessism to the north in georgia a state of emergency. areas of that state could see snow for the first time in a century. the storm is expected to hug the coastline dumping snow from the carolinas to maine. it comes as a blast of arctic air shatters record lows across the country. >> i can't even describe it. it's unbearable. >> i'm like two hats, two pairs of gloves. i don't know. >> reporter: wind chills 50 below zero in north dakota and minnesota. in chicago crews lighting fires to keep rail switches from freezing. and overnight in brooklyn, firefighters battling this massive apartment fire in 18-degree weather. three firefighters suffering serious injuries and in western new york state, a whiteout causing havoc on the roads. a stretch of interstate 90 near buffalo shutting down a

it is snowing here in tallahassee. we have got snowfall in the capital of the sunshine state. we're riding along with the florida highway patrol right now. they have been shutting down long stretches of interstat because of the icy conditions, especially along the conditions. the captain driving us. have you ever seen a snowfall like this? >> this is the first time. >> reporter: such a rare sight here. look at this one. a statue frozen over. look at that ice. florida state university, that campus shut down for the day, and several school districts shutting down school for the day as well. here's a problem with that ice here in florida. this state not equipped to handle these conditions, so where most states would use salt to battle the ice and snow. guess what they are using here in florida. sand. it does not get more florida than that, >> a way of looking at it. i love how the officer kept his eyes on the road. >> doing his job. let's bring in ginger. the storm is moving. fill us in on the track. >> you can hear it in victor's shot. that is sleet and he was talking about free

it is, and you just heard about the snow in the capital of the state of florida, tallahassee, for theeven though we are not setting a lot of cold temperature records, it is the extent of the wintry precipitation that i think has taken a lot of people offguard and that is why this has become such a big news eventin why this has become such a big news event in the united states. three inches of snow in the state of georgia, a deep southern state, just a dusting of snow in the state of florida, but also some ice accumulation as well. that is very unusual. you can imagine that would make driving for the inexperienced quite challenging. it has been a powerful storm. it has brought lots of cold air down from the arctic. it is still committed eight, causing struggles. what brought these special conditions? more importantly, how like —— how long are they likely to go on? the blizzard will move offshore on friday. in the us, now known as nor‘easters. i know you have heard a lot of other interesting terms for this particular winter storm. but, you know, it isjust this particular winter storm. b

unfortunately, we have seen this play out all over the country, including tallahassee. things have to change. it has to start here. it has to start in this building. the people of florida deserve much better than what they are reading about in the news. [applause] we all must join together and -- [applause] [laughter] it is important that we all stand together and send a very strong message, florida stands with victims. i now want to turn to another serious topic that i believe by working together, we must combat in our state. like so many families, i have had to watch a loved one struggle with drug abuse. it is hard and very painful. when i first took office, i worked with general bondi and many of you in this chamber to crack down on pill mills. we fought hard to get pill mills of our street. but as we have seen with the national opioid epidemic, our fight against drugs is not over. i would like to introduce you to sarah sheppard. [applause] gov. scott: sarah is a parent partner at healthy start, a nonprofit organization in daytona beach that is one of our many state

it has already been historic with the southern snowfall in places like tallahassee and savannah.re just on the western edge here in washington and with in we'll get lighter snowfall amounts but right now you can see the snow is really just filled in all across our area. light snow along the length of the beltway and across most of our majors as we go through the day, the highest snowfall amounts will likely be east of 95. futurecast shows that snow will continue through about 8:00 a.m. along 95 and then it will start to break up after that. you see just flurries by 10:00 a.m. and then by noon, it's over for us. that light snow continues along the coast. that's the way it plays out. i'll have the latest on amount, what to expect for the rest of the week still ahead. for now let's get a check of the roads. >> 4:48, caitlin. we're taking a live look outside. you can s light traffic picking up, a very reduced speed simply because of the slickness on the roads, the snowy conditions out there. taking a look at our bottom camera, southern avenue at branch avenue in southeast, you can se

how does that express itself in tallahassee? >> they could get one to 3 inches of snow in florida and south georgia. most of it is going to be sleet and freezing rain. >> i have been in tallahassee in january. normally 50s. >> out there right now, we are in the 20s. we should be about 20 degrees warmer. that's the average high, 44 or 45 degrees, the average high. winds out of the west at 8 miles per hour. it is cold again today but this is nothing like we've seen over the past week. we've seen it all as a matter of fact. 2 gaithersburg, 28 in culpepper, some of you said without the wind it wasn't that bad. compared to what we've seen over the past week, it's not. 18 the wind chill right now. the wind chill yesterday was between 5 and 10. last night the wind chill was below 0 in many areas. now, winter storm watch -- >> where? >> not in our area. it's off to the east including areas like ocean city, salisbury and cambridge, right on down towards the south. does not include any part of our area. this is a huge thing here for the s

can you believe this is tallahassee, florida? and we are getting snow?most three decades. and the freezing temperatures are prompting many americans to experiment. this particular trick is proving very popular in the deep freeze. laura trevelyan, bbc news, new york. the queen's granddaughter zara tindall has announced she is pregnant. the baby will be her second child with husband mike tindall, the former rugby player. the announcement comes just over a year after zara suffered a miscarriage. cricket, and australia have seized the initiative on the second day of the fifth ashes test against england. captain steve smith scored his 6000th test run as the hosts finished the day on 193 for two to close in on england's first innings of 346 all out. closer to home, and it's a big night in merseyside as liverpool and everton face each other in the 230th merseyside derby. they'll be competing in the third round of the fa cup at anfield. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is there... yes, fiona, when they made the fa cup draw last month, organisers would have ho

have you seen anything like that in tallahassee? >> never. >> that fountain completely frozen over. look at the ice. florida state university is shut down for the day. florida is not equipped to handle all the ice and snow. salt, in florida, fhp says they will use and in some spots. it doesn't get much more florida than that. using sand to combat ice and snow. >> in baltimore, a water main break cover streets and i said even car -- streets and ice and even cars. it will be another week or two before crews get the part needed to fix the break. schools in our area are dealing with the effect of this deep-freeze. schools has had some delayed or closed. >> temperatures in the teens or lower make for a challenging day. it was this water main break barnaby adams element fiscal. they had -- elementary school. they had no water so the students were told to stay home. >> i am late for work. i thought the busted income. they should have notified us. if they really closed for the water main yesterday they should have notified parents better than they did. >> christmas vacation was .xtended for

by the way, that's not going to happen in tallahassee.e. let's get ahead a little closer to home. >> we'll get some snow around here but not until late tonight. we're dry currently, real cold, temperatures in the teens and single digits. this afternoon though not as harsh, 31. late tonight in through tomorrow morning some snow, about three to six at the shore, one to three likely in and around philadelphia. 29 is the high. has dominated tv comedy starring on "30 rock" playing trump on "snl" now returning to the small screen tonight hosting abc's revival of the '60s game show, one of my fave, "match game." >> here's the host of "match game," alec baldwin. [ applause ] >> reporter: a new year brings a new chance to fill in the blank. >> we've been watching "lord of the rings" all wrong. the one ring to rule them all isn't worn on your finger, it goes on your blank. >> reporter: the revival of "match game" on abc features everyday people vying for 25 grand while trying to match the often risque answers of a celebrity panel. >> poo poo. >> re

and jacksonville up the atla ntic tallahassee and jacksonville up the atlantic coast.ose sections of that. tonight that will not be a problem. the extreme cold is a problem for agriculture. first robberies and oranges. growers are watching the thermometer is very closely. down into the mid—20s there. for us it will be the one of there. for us it will be the one of the mill issues with freezing pipes. we have had called. the snow was the big issue yesterday. cold not quite as severe. good to talk to you. good luck. mike mccall, meteorologist. thank you. the leader of the council in winter is facing a backlash after calling for rough sleeper begg is to be cleared before the royal wedding in may. simon dudley said some people begging not in fact harmless and had made a voluntary choice to live on the streets. campaigners say his comments are misinformed. i deena campbell has this report. this 3—page letter has caused quite a stir here in winter. the leader of windsor and maidenhead borough council, simon dudley, has written this letter to the thames valley police crime co

earlier in the week it was snowing in tallahassee.ns, jackson the freezing mark of 32. shy town, minus 1 and 8 degrees for us in philadelphia. there's the cold with the polar vortex over us, by next weekend, winds shift out of the southwest, here comes the january thaw, it begins friday and lingers through saturday and sunday. by the 15th it's starts to get mild. it may come roaring back in february, there could be a two week stretch where we have comfortable temperatures, 50ss, upper 40s and low 60s. windchills today zero to minus ten frigid. 16 is the forecasted high. going hour by hour, it doesn't matter, it's just really cold. lunchtime, 13. 2:00 p.m., 15. same number by 4. overnight tonight, mainly clear, frigid minus four, outlying suburbs, minus one in philadelphia. when you take a look at the numbers and stack them up against the records every location will break a record tomorrow morning. philadelphia minus one. the record low is 4. allentown, minus 4. atlantic city, minus 3, the record is 4. a very cold night coming up. the

>>reporter: snow fell wednesday morning in tallahassee bringing a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rainto the southeast. a state of emergency has been declared in georgia. >> please stay off the roadways and stay home. >> the storm is expected to bring more snow up the east coast. the storm comes as much of the country continues to deal with bitter cold temperatures. indianapolis tuesday tied a 131 year record low of -12 0. in austin texas ridges and overpasses froze over causing accidents.>> texas doesn't get cold. >> the falls were frozen in sioux falls more than to thirds of the country woke up today with temperatures below 32 0. how are you dealing with the cold? >> i am layered. >> how many do you have on? >> three. >> western new york snow is blamed for a pileup of vehicles which was deadly on tuesday. >> hilton head airport is closed because of extreme weather and also the university of florida and florida state. >>> we want to take a look at breaking news, this is a pond in virginia. we have very few details but we know there is we believe. there are footprints on the snowy part

the first time in almost thirty years snow fell in the florida capital tallahassee elsewhere in the sunshine state freezing temperatures turned one man's pool into an ice rink. drivers on the eastern seaboard battled high winds and blizzard conditions a state of emergency has been declared in four states and hundreds of schools have been closed in expectation of record breaking low temperatures. you're watching news still to come on the program more on the economic challenges that led many iranians to protest against the government and security experts have discovered a major flaw in computer chips leaving them open to hacking could your device be at risk. all that and more coming up in just a minute ben physical and has business i'm sorry kelly and from all of us here at g.w. thanks for watching i'll see you next time.

this morning was colder in tallahassee than juneau, alaska. it wasn't much but it doesn't stop the kids making a few snow angels. the storm made it perfect for a snowball fight. >> i have never seen this much snow. >> in savannah, the airport is closed. now it looks more like a snow globe. this is the eighth time in 70 years savannah got an inch of snow. for the girls in charleston, this was their first it's freezing mountains like this one. the cold temperatures are likely to stick around. now the winter storm is moving north and strengthening. stormwatch7's meteorologist josh knight. alison: so the big take-away for us is potentially we could expect delays or cancellations tomorrow. bill: i think so. for schools and travel as well. especially if you are traveling up north. even down south where the system has been. there is so many aspects to this that i find fascinating. of course i'm a meteorologist. cold and snow like josh talked about. you have what is to come. then later we talk about the system itself. i made mention to it earlier. you

that's something weird going on when it is snowing in tallahassee. for us on the other hand a warm system tomorrow. some of the highs in the upper 60s in the bay despite the rain spinning offshore here is the latest. on the kpix high def doppler plenty of downpours in this radar echo information and now unwinding and so the downpours brief but heavy at times and as we focus on the northern end of the peninsula the showers in the east bay and this will continue to happen in the next hour or two hours. this will move to the north and to the east and the north will get wet. not much during the day and we will get now as we look towards the bay bridge, the temperatures are in the 50s for the most part. 53 in concord. in santa rosa 52 degrees. this is the rain maker. waves of moisture came through. fast moving and brief and heavy downpours that didn't total more than .2 of an inch and not windy. there's no place in the bay area right now for any of the official reporting stations with a wind in excess of five miles per hour but this is a producing fog so

into a bomb site clone for the first time in almost thirty years snow fell on the florida capital tallahassee elsewhere in the sunshine state freezing temperatures turned one man's pool into an ice rink drivers up the eastern seaboard battled high winds and blizzard conditions a state of emergency has been declared four states hundreds of schools have been closed in expectation of record breaking low temperatures in iran the head of the country's elite revolutionary guard has announced what he called the end of sedition this after he deployed forces to put down anti-government protests in several provinces twenty one people were killed during the weeklong protests and authorities arrested hundreds in a show of might iranian state t.v. broadcast these images of pro government rallies across the country there are unconfirmed reports of continued anti-government protests iran has imposed a blackout on social media but this footage from is four hundred province shows a building allegedly belonging to the revolutionary guard going up in flames. and for more let's bring in a.f.p. correspondent eric

we mentioned earlier snowing in tallahassee.ce and warm. >> my gosh. >> your hand are so cold. >> yes, cold hands warm heart. sometimes that is true. we've got, we don't have characteristics yet of the nor'easter but we will and also national weather service upgraded to a winter storm warning along the coast winter weather advisory further inland. so far wilmington, trenton not included under the advice ry we will see what happens, snow begins late tonight, continues through morning rush hour, and heaviest at the shore three to 6 inches, the least if any in the northern and western suburbs of pennsylvania, snow end by thursday evening at the very latest. this is our estimate less than a inch north and west, one to three tendency is to go to the higher end more toward three then the one in our area, three to six along the coast, if it is a coastal storm, so, cold air is already here, it has been here since christmas eve in varying degrees, wind chills are in the teens and single numbers this morning know, of course, we will conti

i have dialed live doppler 7 down and you can see tallahassee when we go to that. even jacksonville and places along the georgia coast, brunswick. jekyll island, those beautiful areas, savannah, hilton head, all getting a little bit of snow today. those people are going crazy. as far as our 24-hour change at home we're a little bit warmer so let's throw up the numbers and here you go. once you get into the hills, everywhere else we're in the mid-40s to low 50s. traffic looks to be smooth as we look southbound 680. let me get you through the commute planner. the roads will be wet during the evening commute. also have an umbrella handy for the evening commute on mass transit and the bay. king tides will hit about noon today. look for some flooding around the bay shoreline. we'll talk temperatures and an hour by hour look at the showers and thunderstorms coming. >>> that drive on 680 does look good. they did turn the metering lights on. the same thing yesterday. they stayed on until about 7:00 a.m. you are stacked up now to the mcarthur maze. still not a bad drive fro

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i want to show you what it looks like this morning in tallahassee, florida. so let's look.big snowflakes are flying. you guys are shaking your head. what? steven just took this video and so we just put it up so everybody knows it's happening in southeast georgia too following that, maybe they could get tips from erie, pennsylvania, though because they had more than 120 inches in the month of december and this is what they're doing with the snow. by the way that's not going totn - winter weather advisory st mary's & calvert county tonight - thursday am - snow late tonight east of i-95; highest accumulations over southern md from coastal storm - windy from a powerful nor'easter thursday/friy shot of cold air late week (highs in the teens) that report brought to you by quickbooks. lara. >> alec baldwin has dominated tv comedy starring on "30 rock" playing trump on "snl" now returning to the small screen tonight hosting abc's revival of the '60s game show, one of my fave, "match game." >> here's the host of "match game," alec baldwin. [ applause ] >> reporter: a new year brings

tallahassee is seeing snow. in south carolina the snow coming down on the palm trees.ome one left a water botle in the car in new york. it froze. so are water fountains all over the place. even the chicago river has the ice chunks in it. there is one person who is putting it all in perspective. writing "unreal." back to you. >> it is incredible how many places we have with the temperatures that are below freezing. for us, you know, we have had that for the last week or so. 34 is the temperature outside. we got involve freezing. slightly. gaithersburg at 30. 33 in manassas. 31 in chantilly. the feels like temperatures in the 20's. cold but warmer. 2 in chicago. 1 in detroit. that is the weather heading our way. colder air. focus on the big story the snowfall. working down south and heading this direction. getting snow down around the south north carolina line. starting to pu so your future cast. what we are watching is for the system to move north and continue to push its way off to the north. affecting us late tonight and early tomorrow. we are basically looking at mid

they do a press conference in the tallahassee airport. after, it's published in the federal register to try to help him. now, that's politics, but you understand now why all the other coastal governors are so upset. well, if you're going to do it for politics, for the reasons to help the florida republican governor, why don't you do it for us and take it off our coast as well. >> the president says he's unlikely now to testify in the russia probe, he says, because there's no collusion so why would he have to testify. have you seen any evidence of collusion? >> yes, plenty. and i think the statements coming out of the president in the last day, i think this indicates that we're coming to a constitutional crises. he will refuse to testify, that will ratchet up the tension, and then if he ever gets to the point of firing mueller, we really are in a constitutional crises. >> he says he won't or he has no plans to fire mueller at this point. look, who knows? >> do you believe him? >> i'm just telling you what he says right now. robert mueller

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can you believe this is tallahassee, florida? and we are getting snow?ere they haven't seen snow in almost three decades. and freezing temperatures are prompting many americans to experiment. this particular trick is proving very popular in the deep freeze. laura trevelyan is in new york. we hear it's going to get even worse. i know! you can see the ice skaters behind me here in the park enjoying the music, enjoying the freezing weather, but, yes, tonight is the mayor of new york is forecasting the temperature to drop to almost —30 celsius. in parts of england, it will be —40 tonight and on the top of mount washington in new hampshire, it will be minus 1200 fahrenheit. people get frostbite if they are out for a minute in those temperatures. 0n they are out for a minute in those temperatures. on top of all the snowfall we have had, this could now turn to ice and for the elderly, the homeless, the vulnerable, the very young, these conditions are perishing and they are due to go on until sunday and it may be that this will be the oldest prolonged period in

i looking at video just a couple minutes ago of it snowing right now in tallahassee, florida.s extraordinary. this storm system winter storm all the way down into florida and georgia. along the coastal communities of south carolina, north carolina their winter storm warnings. we've got winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings locally as well to our south and east. southern maryland now under winter weather advisory and a winter storm warning we're loolooking at the heavier snow s going to be late tonight and early tomorrow morning we'll get light snows across the area it will stick. so again with these very cold temperatures we've had so far this year, what falls will st stick. i would expect there will be some travel challenges tomorrow morning leave it at that and we might have to tweak the snowfall forecast a little bit either direction. there you go that's our early call. 24ou around here tomorrow morning. again it will be light amounts but it will stick. 33 today. plenty more details on the expected snow and the expected wind chills around here by friday and sa

snow fell this morning in tallahassee, florida. and even more snow is expected as it heads up the coast. a state of emergency has been declared in georgia. yesterday, in indianapolis, the city tied a 131-year record low of 12 degrees below zero. the falls were frozen this sioux falls, south dakota here where it was 1 degree fahrenheit early this morning. and in western new york, near white-out conditions were blamed for a deadly pile-up involving at least 75 cars. forecasters say that more than two-thirds of the country woke up this morning to temperatures below 20 degrees. >>> water officials are in the northern sierra now for the first of the snow surveys this year. they measured the water content of the snowpack. officials say state reservoirs are in good shape after last year's rains and peak rainy season has two months to go. >>> here in the bay area, we don't worry about snow but we have rain coming. >> sierra snow will get a helping because of the storm systems that are coming through. not one but two this week, another one

i mean, places under winter storm warning include tallahassee, savannah, charleston. they could all see a couple of inches of snow. as this moves up, the storm, however, moves far enough off the coast. then itys now, notice the snow tried to get into the d.c. metro area. if you live in southern maryland you have a much better chance of seeing flakes here. not expecting much accumulation. where we are going to see accumulation is out there towards the ocean city area towards rohoboth towards our beeches. you might not see a flake on thursday. it gets sunny during the day. this storm system is one to watch, however. we are going to be seeing some changes in this. the storm track for snow chances, if it shifrts to the east they get much lower. if it shifts to the west they get higher. one of our latest computer models did shift it back to the west including d.c. metro area with snow there. that is something i'm going to be watching the next day or so. right now i'm not expecting much in the way of snow. it's just the cold and the kind of cold we're going to get, boston h

. >> reporter: so, if not in the league, maybe at least in tallahassee. pushing lawmakers to company pro-claim the knights champs in the state books. >> they beat the two teams in the national championship. they went undefeated. these guys deserve to be recognized. >> reporter: mariano is making that case too. if not a title at least they deserve the state's recognition. >> the way they played is totally awesome. >> reporter: she'll champion that cause for her national champions. >> going to be awesome. >> reporter: brian scott, fox 35 news. >> considering fox5 we have officially national championship we do not recognize the supposed college football playoff national championship on monday between alabama and georgia. >> it's already done. >> they both lost the game. ucf has not lost a game. we do not recognize that game. >> will you cover it. >> shhh. >> we'll cover the parade for ucf. >> very serious. taking a stance. >> i have. the entire sports department is taking a stance. >> okay. >> we'll be right back after the break. >> ♪♪ >> tonight winning pow

we're talking tallahassee, florida. people playing the first snowfall there in nearly 30 years. a lot of serious conditions there on the east coast. >> it's going get colder by friday too. >> the rain is here. roadways are slick tonight. we are following a brand new problem. that's isolated thunderstorms developing back behind some of the rain we had today. really the first wave of wet weather move through from 1 to about 4:00. that's pushing the central valley. here you can see some of the isolated thunderstorms right now in the pacific. that's my main concern now. a few lightning strikes in the bay area. it's always a big headline. just remember if you hear that thunder, you are close enough to be struck by the lightning and you'll want to head indoors. we could see some of this hold up for us. we put a track on this. you can see it will likely move into santa cruz and hold up till about 6:08 tonight. we have a really cool zoomable rad radar. that shows lightning strikes. in terms of tonight, hold onto this chance. by tomorrow it's more of a spotty rainfall situation with prim