several airports, including the one here in tallahassee, suspending operations until the weather passesd onto that concerns about sheets of ice building along the i-10 corridor. norah? >> norah: sounds dangerous. for more on where this weather is headed next, let's bring in cbs' lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> good evening, norah. this picture, i know this is a little distracting. let's broaden it and you'll get a better perspective on things. that is blowing snow. it looks like what could be a coastal new england town. it's a coastal town, all right. that's pensacola, florida. there's 6 inches of snow on the ground right now in pensacola. you just heard new orleans, 9 inches, but new orleans is not the biggest number in louisiana. lafayette with almost a foot. 10.5 inches of snow. new york city, on the other side of the coin, only 1.6. where does the system go? it's going to be pushing off to the east, places like charleston, south carolina; savannah, into maybe raleigh, north carolina. 3 to 6 inches for you, and whatever you pick up, look at this. it's not going anywhere. it st

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he's in tallahassee, where the wind chill is 17. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this has truly been a once in a life time snowstorm for the gulf coast. we have the florida capitol building here and the front lawn with palm trees blanketed in a layer of snow and sleet. for some parts of the state, they received more snow than any living resident here has ever seen before. of course all the drivers are also battling conditions they've never had to battle before. overnight, a rare and deadly winter storm taking aim at parts of the country. interstate 10 in pensacola, florida, shutting down. >> i don't have to tell anybody that we're not necessarily used to walking in a winter wonderland here in florida. >> reporter: officials warning in northern florida, streets could be snow covered for days. at least ten storm related deaths, three from exposure to the arctic air. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> reporter: beaches in alabama blanketed in snow instead of sand. south fulton, georgia, a water main break fr

tallahassee no ha recibido una pulgada de nieve desde 1963, 2021 y 1958.ales. las autoridades emitieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn porque los fuegos se propaga rÁpidamente debido a los vientos de santa ana. el presidente trump concede indultos a condenados por el asalto al capitolio, incluyendo a enrique tarrio, ex "proud boys". la presidenta de mÉxico dice que hay que tener la cabeza frÍa ante las mÚltiples Órdenes ejecutivas de trump sobre inmigraciÓn, aranceles y los carteles. carteles. en la villita, aquí (ruido ambiental) un aleve dura todo el día para que mis clientes se sientan como en casa. sólo un aleve. 12 horas de alivio del dolor sin interrupción. aleve. siguiente! ♪♪ sonreír primero puede ayudarle - siguiente! a alguien a encontrar el valor de sonreír también. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: tal y como lo prometiÓ, el presidente trump concediÓ indultos a 1500 condenados por el asalto al capitolio el 6 de enero de 2021. uno de ellos es enrique tarrio, lÍder del grupo "proud boys". reportera: el presidente trump cumpliÓ con una de sus promesas de campaÑa. un perdÓn tot

i started my college in tallahassee, florida. david: and were your parents teachers?yes, my father had been recruited to start the string department at that school. he was a classically trained violinist and string instruments, and so he was there. and my mom, she was a pianist. she was is a company asked many times. they had never been to florida, never had been to a historically black college and they were from springfield, illinois, my dad and champaign, illinois, my mom. so it was a totally different experience for them. david: let me ask you how you got out of florida because you were born and raised there, but then where did you go to college? >> there was a little by way. my dad got bitten by the jazz bug, and he moved to new york city so he could pursue that. my parents got divorced because my mom did not get bitten by that bug. so then we returned down to their home state of illinois. so i ended up going to high school and then college. roosevelt university and university of chicago. david: so you got a phd in library sciences. are there many library schools

luisiana la florida, recientemente el estado de la florida, especÍficamente ciudades, pensÁ cola y tallahasseenas de costas cubiertas de blanco como una situaciÓn que se viviÓ en la costa de galveston en estado de texas, las autoridades siguen pidiendo a la poblaciÓn que permanezcan en sus hogares, y en esto momentos son mÁs de 100.000 personas que permanecen sin servicio elÉctrico entre los estados de texas, luisiana y la florida, tambiÉn desafortunadamente se han registrado varias tras la llegada de esta tormenta invernal, mayormente en el estado de texas, por accidentes automovilÍsticos y por exposiciÓn al frÍo. es el caso de algunas personas sin hogar en el estado de texas, estaen la situaciÓn que vemos en estos momentos, las autoridades una vez mÁs piden a la poblaciÓn que permanezcan en sus hogares porque en las horas posteriores a la tormenta tambiÉn suelen ser su de peligrosas. estamos viendo trabajadores de transporte en todos los estados, afectados en las carreteras, tratando de despejar el hierro de estos caminos, tambiÉn de caminos elevados para prevenir la acumulaciÓn de este peli

this is why we are waking up to cold temperatures. 36 in houston. 28 in roswell. 36 in tallahassee. most of the country seeing this really cold air. wilmington 36. on top othat, we have the winds blowing, so it feels colder than the actual air temperature. we are looking at that cold blast throughout much of the country. temperatures only in the teens in minneapolis, miles city, 22 in denver. you factor in the winds, it's going to feel colder than that. down to the south we're looking at temperatures in the 30s in dallas. just 57 in tampa. and that will be t same story tomorrow. frances, we'll talk more about this cold and the great lakes. >> michelle, thank you. >>> now to breaking news. last night, attorneys for president-elect trump tried to stop jack smith from releasing his report. co-defendants of mr. trump filed a motion to ask the district judge to block smith. the special counsel's office is required to provide a report to attorney general merrick garland. he can choose to make it public. mr. trump's lawyers sent a letter to garland, asking him to stop the report's release,

the forecast office around tallahassee saying there could even be blizzard conditions around tallahasseerida in the next coming hours. unbelievable weather. >> there is going to be a lot of hunkering down. >> i have to ask kayla, why are kids flushing snow down the toilet? >> oh, that is sort of the the trick to get the snow to fall so that your school is canceled and it totally works. >> wow. brilliant, brilliant. good to know. good information. >> i grew up in buffalo and i'd never heard of that one. >> i grew up in atlanta. >> there's did it often. >> it didn't. it didn't always work. >> it feels like there's going to be a ton of snow flushed down the toilet tonight. chad myers, thank you so much for the update. stay with news center. we'll be right back. >> the whole story with anderson cooper is a five time emmy winner for long form journalism. this exclusive operation panda the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight on cnn if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy or ga. >> ga can be unpredictable and progress rapidly, leading to

new orleans 26. 31 in tallahassee. that is below freezing at this point. as we go throughout today we're looking at temperatures into th temperatures still really chilly, the freezing mark in new orleans, 39 in jacksonville. that's your wednesday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> he made history at the plate, and now he's making history in cooperstown. >> ichiro suzuki becomes a member of the hall of fame. >> he was inducted tuesday, becoming the first-ever japanese player to receive the honor. the mariners' legend came one vote shy of being the second unanimously selected for the hall. joining ichiro in the class of 2025 are two pitching legends, cc sabathia and billy wagner. "early today" is back in a minute with the arrests possibly linked to a burglary ring targeting athletes, and why ryan gosling could be taking a trip to a galaxy far, far away. a tri to a galaxy far, far away. keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 45 days. so even after every flush... you know your bathroom smell

hacia houston y de ahÍ se mueve hacia lo que es el sureste del paÍs, donde n jacksonville y en tallahassee noticias telemundo ahora y de 09:00 hora del este ocho centro seis pacÍfico, a travÉs de su pantalla de noticias telemundo. pasamos ahora a los Ángeles, donde se prevÉ que los fuertes vientos regresen el lunes y persistan hasta el jueves. de momento, el incendio de palisades estÁ controlado en un 43% y el peatÓn en un 73%. esto permite que residentes regresen a sus hogares. uno de ellos es martÍn, quien recibirÁ dinero de su compaÑÍa de seguros para rentar una vivnda temporal. sin embargo, la reconstrucciÓn de su casa podrÍa tomar hasta tres aÑos. >> lo material no duele. lo material va y viene. lo que duele es ahorita empezar de nuevo. >> el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ acuerdos con cinco prestamistas para brindar alivio hipotecario por 90 dÍas y una moratoria de 60 a 90 dÍas sobre nuevas ejecuciones hipotecarias. ademÁs, prohibiÓ a los arrendadores del condado de los Ángeles desalojar a los inquilinos por compartir su alquiler con otros desplazados por los incendios. pasamos a mÉ

hacia lo que es el sureste del pais y l localidades tan al sur como en la florida, jacksonville y tallahasseeta una pulgada sobre esos sectores. julio, la madre naturaleza ensanada con gran parte del pais y aqui en washington, intentando ser parte tambien asi de este momento historico que se vivira manana. >> paso contigo, pero hay que hacerlo. hay que hacerlo con cuidado, con este frio. carlos gracias. el sar de la frontera, tom holman advirtio que desde el dia 1 de trump en el poder ice arrestara migrantes de todo el pais que representen una amenaza para la seguridad nacional. su declaracion llega despues de que se filtraran documentos de la nueva administracion en los que se detalla en enfocar sus esfuerzos en ciudades como chicago. ahi en chicago esta lourdes hurtado para hablar de como se estan preparando algunos migrantes ante esta amenaza. lourdes. >> que tal, julio ? asi es. te saludo desde la iglesia metodista unida de chicago, cuya historia es muestra de por que la. el. la administracion entrante estaba considerando a chicago como esa zona cero para sus planes de deportacion masiva.

that is all snow from houston to new orleans to mobile to pensacola and tallahassee, extending into theolinas. you expect snow farther north but the gulf of mexico, just a striking scene. something that some of those folks have not seen sincesince 1895 this level of snow. this place was shut down for a dusting of snow. imagine what 5 to 10 inches of total accumulation did. around the bay area, another day of calm and mild conditions. let's see what's this store as we finish the workweek and head into the weekend. another clear night. a bit on the chilly side as we head through the rest of the overnight hours. not as cold as the past couple of nights. one more mild today tomorrow. more clouds, a gradual cool- down friday. near- normal highs this weekend. a new feature in the forecast as we head into the weekend. there is a chance for a couple of rainshowers in the bay area on saturday. by that point, it will have been three weeks since our last measurable rain. it's not a guarantee, but odds are increasing at least a little bit. we'll tick what we can set. right now 40s and low 50s. we'l

35 degrees in tampa. 25 in tallahassee, 30 degrees in jacksonville about 20 in montgomery for an overnight low. and 23 in atlanta, extremely cold. things are going to begin to change of temperatures should start to moderate. we do have another system that's going to drop over the rockies. but it looks like the focus that is going to be a little bit further to the north and the east. so the temperatures going to moderate at least in the deep south. you'll get out of the deep freeze. but yeah, it's going to be cold tomorrow. no getting around that. even the south new orleans only 44 degrees, atlanta, only 38, 30 degrees, nashville. so it's going to take a couple of days for some warmer temperatures to mix in. so yeah, there in the deep freeze. we like it. the rain going here and looks like we may just see that happen. in fact, things change and we get the weekend. there's a slight chance we could see a couple scattered showers here in the bay area will be noticeably colder around the bay area. this much colder system that's dropping in best of all. probably that rain moving into southern cal

ahora estÁ golpeando fuertemente el norte de la florida, donde el gobernador declarÓ emergencia en tallahassee.000 personas en estos momentos sin servicio elÉctrico. las malas condiciones han cerrado la carretera nÚmero diez, que conecta prÁcticamente a todo el paÍs. y en estos momentos cientos de camioneros se encuentran prÁcticamente atorados. los residentes en la florida estÁn verdaderamente sorprendidos con los paisajes que esta tormenta ha dejado, pero obviamente estÁ creando tambiÉn condiciones sumamente peligrosas aquÍ en houston. las personas tratan de volver a la normalidad y esto podrÍa tardar probablemente hasta el fin de semana. >> muchas gracias. paco cuevas la gente igual de abrigada, asÍ como tÚ. pero vamos a preguntarle, por supuesto. nuestro jefe. carlos robles sin duda. a veces, despuÉs de la tormenta es cuando se convierte el terreno en algo mucho mÁs peligroso debido a este hielo que se sigue congelando. >> asÍ es. y hoy es el dÍa mÁs peligroso. no era ayer cuando estaba cayendo la nieve, sino hoy, porque ya la nieve se ha convertido en hielo y genera que las carreteras est

extreme cold warnings from mobile to tallahassee.old weather advisories from new orleans all the way to norfolk. so, waking up tomorrow morning, you're looking at wind chills that are going to be in the teens and 20s. and then, it's sub-zero from minneapolis all the way to maine. yes, there's moderation, but it's painfully slow. it's like pulling teeth. it's cold through the end of the week. we do have moderation by the weekend. houston could go from snow yesterday to 60s and thunderstorms by the time we get to sunday. now, out west. fueling that new hughes fire, it's winds gusting in the mountains over 65 miles an hour. the red flag warnings will take us into thursday. maybe some relief over the weekend. david? >> david: lee goldberg back with us tonight, thank you. >>> there has been a deadly high school shooting in the nashville area. students barricading themselves in classrooms. the horror playing out at antioch high school. heavily armed officers rushing to the school. tonight, the harrowing images from inside the school. abc's

del pais, llevando nieve, no tan solo a houston,ino tambien a lo localidades tan al sur como t tallahasseeen la florida, que pudieran ver hasta dos pulgadas de nieve para el dia miercoles. >> julio es una invasion polar, realmente el invierno ha e ensanado con gran parte del pais justo para este momento hi historico. >> paso contigo. >> si, atencion no solo en la capital, tambien, como dices, en el sur, carlos robles. >> muchas gracias. >> bueno, puede ver la ceremonia de investidura de trump calientito en su casa este lunes a partir de las 6 de la manana en noticias telemundo, ahora en nuestro canal de esto es las 3 de la manana en el pacifico y las 9 en el este, 8 en el centro, pacifico de estados unidos a traves de la pantalla de noticias telemundo, cobertura especial trump en la casa blanca desde la capital del pais regreso contigo johanna, con otras noticias del dia. >> gracias, con otras noticias del dia. >> gracias, julio. >> y ahora ahora pasamos a mexico, donde un campamento de migrantes se incendio en chihuahua. >> ocurrio cuando personal del instituto nacional de migracion llego

tallahassee, jacksonville, panama city en la playa.ente no salir a manejar permanecer en casa. houston, la cuarta ciudad mÁs grande del paÍs hoy permanece totalmente paralizada por el hecho de que las temperaturas son congelantes y estÁn cubiertos de nieve. y esto es atÍpico para esta ciudad. paso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias carlos. y vea usted los contrastes. y mientras la capital estÁ congelada, activada la alerta mÁxima de incendios por los poderosos vientos de santa ana. mientras en san diego los bomberos luchan contra un nuevo fuego, les decimos de quÉ se trata y cÓmo se encuentran las condiciones se encuentran las condiciones ahÍ, en cuando me diagnosticaron vih, no sabía en quién me convertiría. pero aquí estoy. siendo yo. siga siendo usted y pregúntele a su proveedor de atención médica sobre el tratamiento número uno recetado para el vih, biktarvy. biktarvy es un tratamiento completo de una sola pastilla, una vez al día que se usa para el vih en muchas personas, sin importar si tiene 18 u 80 años. con una sola pastilla peque

hacia lo que es el sureste del pais y l localidades tan al sur como en la florida, jacksonville y tallahasseelgada sobre esos sectores. julio, la madre naturaleza ensanada con gran parte del pais y aqui en washington, intentando ser parte tambien asi de este momento historico que se vivira manana. >> paso contigo, pero hay que hacerlo. hay que hacerlo con cuidado, con este frio. carlos gracias. el sar de la frontera, tom holman advirtio que desde el dia 1 de trump en el poder ice arrestara migrantes de todo el pais que representen una amenaza para la seguridad nacional. su declaracion llega despues de que se filtraran documentos de la nueva administracion en los que se detalla en enfocar sus esfuerzos en ciudades como chicago. ahi en chicago esta lourdes hurtado para hablar de como se estan preparando algunos migrantes ante esta amenaza. lourdes. >> que tal, julio ? asi es. te saludo desde la iglesia metodista unida de chicago, cuya historia es muestra de por que la. el. la administracion entrante estaba considerando a chicago como esa zona cero para sus planes de deportacion masiva. con esta

he's joining us from tallahassee southern. i want to come to you for us. one of the things that we would just as i was going through that list that was exciting to me, was that in many ways, if everybody agrees to everything and there's a lot of trust on either side and all of this, you just fall into place. these are 2 sides of the do not trust each other, they cannot trust each other. how. how does it to monitor something like this to make sure the both side is actually doing what they agreed to do while it is hard, but it's only like, it depends on the going towards for disagreement. if the u. s. is serious about getting disagreement then with all due respect to cause, i add to egypt, they can only do very limited support because neither of them is, is, it is, is on the ground and it will take them a long time to destroy the wrong people on the ground to monitor and so on. but the u. s. is the supply line of this war. so if they are serious about guaranteeing disagreement, they can see it's true because they can start by turning over the top and is that

to pass this prescription drug monitoring program but something that is stalled for a decade in tallahassee and she got it done. i had run on that platform certified been elected attorney general as a democrat i don't think i could have persuaded that legislation to do it but she had the credibility. it took her to convince a recalcitrant legislator to pass these needed reforms. i don't know specifically what she will do. i note she will not shy away from standing up to people in her own party will disagree with her on it. >> mr. cox, you have worked with ms. bondi for three decades. you are also the longest-serving statewide prosecutor but for frm have suggested ms. bondi's lobby and political career will influence her decision-making. in your decades of working with or have you ever known her to make a decision that's illegal or unethical? >> aptly knocked. as mr. aronberg referred to, and quite honestly ms. mccord could tell you as well. being a prosecutor's focusing on the law, focusing on the evidence and relate what is right for that's what our job is, to do justice. i know she has em

needed to pass the drug monitoring program read something that had been stalled for a decade in tallahassee. and she got it done. i had run on that platform if i had been elected as democrat, i don't think i could have persuaded that legislature to do it. it took nixon to go to china, it took her to convince the republican legislature to pass these needed reforms. i don't know specifically what she will do. but i know she will not shy away from standing up to people in her own party who will disagree with her on it. >> you have worked with pam bondi for three decades. you are also the longest-serving statewide prosecutor. some have suggested her lobbying and political career will influence her decision-making. in your decades of working with her, have you ever known her to make a decision that was illegal or unethical? >> absolutely not. pam bondi -- and miss mccord could tell you as well. being a prosecutor is about focusing on the law and the evidence, focusing on what is right. that is our job, to do justice. i know she has embraced and practiced that. i have never seen anything untoward

cow from tallahassee, florida, you and kevin mccarthy look like pickleball partners,.a guy. also straw exceptions, peter coladas, do not drink too many, a gives you a bellyache. anonymous, jesse it's my birthday, can you sing -- you don't mean. ♪ happy birthday dear... ♪ that is all for us tonight, and always remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪

we did a raid in tallahassee. they allow catch and release. we don't think you allow catch and release. you have an illegal, they should be turned over to ice. this is all true, it is a weak bill. they named it the trump act. they think by putting name of a strong president on weak bill that is going to pull wool over the eyes. that did not work with florida voters yesterday. i've never seen an outpouring as negative as i saw yesterday. the bill is weak. this issure on moment, voters sent us to do this, we have to be strong and cannot let these guys squish out this issue. >> laura: republicans squishing out on issues like this, how shocking, wait, it is not, they do this all the time. this is predictable. i've been fighting immigration amnesty bills for 28 years, does not surprise me. time to name names, you thwart the will of people, you will be voted out. some of the leaders say this is a lie about florida law enforcement officers who are on be front line protecting our communities from criminal illegals and not interested in attacking flori

trevor ault in tallahassee tracking the latest there, good morning trevor.g, we are in a cycle where acord settings no follow has frozen overnight creating some of these gigantic paths of ice. we have seen cars spinning and hundreds of crashed all over the deep south in the aftermath of this once-in-a-lifetime winter storm. >> overnight, a dangerous deep-freeze taking aim at much of the south. at least ten deaths across three states, million struggling to navigate the winter storm. hundreds of workers helping to reopen 3-mile bridge in pensacola, florida, where record-setting 9 inches of snow fell. cars slipping, sliding, and slamming into one another. >> one vehicle crash, but it did not hit another vehicle. it ping-pong down at the street. i-75 shutdown how long have you been stuck in that traffic question would probably 15 hours. >> you had to spend the night in your vehicle? >> yes, sir. >> creative ways to deal with the elements. one man using a flamethrower to melt the ice. this man using his shirt to help his mom get across the ice. georgia department

cow from tallahassee, florida, you and kevin mccarthy look like pickleball partners,. [laughter] i've only played pickleball twice, i was told never get a lesson if you are a guy. also straw exceptions, peter coladas, do not drink too many, a gives you a bellyache. anonymous, jesse it's my birthday, can you sing -- you don't mean. ♪ happy birthday dear... ♪ that is all for us tonight, and always remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity", happy new year, it is a new year, new administration about to take the race in d.c., a time to celebrate but a lot of hard work ahead. today on capitol hill as part of her official duties, very unhappy looking kamala harris, she had to certify the results of the election she herself lost and it's a matter of days before donald trump gets sworn into office not a moment too soon, joe biden never been fit to serve as president, every day he's getting worse and worse. over the weekend this is how the president answered a question about birthright citizenship... >> president biden: the only thing me bein

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besides last time, i don't think i remember a certification, because i spent 36 days in tallahassee,re stand up and certify the election for george w. bush. michael, let's talk about kamala harris. we mentioned after the certification that she allowed the republicans to stand and cheer when the final announcement was made about the electoral count. can't be easy. tough fought campaign. she has not said anything except that she's going to continue to be active. does she have a political future? >> she does. i think she should play a central role in the future of the party, not as a candidate but an outside adviser who hopes to guide along the next generation, the hakeem jeffries of the world and others. she can be helpful in raising money. she has this incredibly large database of donors in california that our next leadership in the party will need for the next two years, four years, six years and eight years. she has a role, not as a candidate but as an adviser. >> she certainly showed at least during that particular situation she can raise money. we'll see where that goes. we just g

we did a raid in tallahassee. they want to give that to the commissioner of agriculture.y also allow catch and release. we don't think you allow catch and release. you have an illegal they should be denied bail and turned over to ice. here what they did, laura, this is the play. this is all true. it's weak bill. but they named it the trump act. so they think by putting the name of a strong president on a weak bill that somehow that is going to pull the wool over the eyes. i can tell you that did not work with florida voters yesterday. i have never seen an outpouring as negative against the legislature in what i saw yesterday. they have now had to go back. they are trying to add more window dressing to the bill. but it's still very, very weak. this is our moment. the voters sent us here to do this. we have got to be strong. we cannot let these guys squish out on this issue. >> laura: republicans squishing out on issues like this, oh how shocking oh wait, it's not. they do this all the time. this is so predictable. i have been fighting these immigration amnesty bills for 28

i left an impression in some way in gauging tallahassee. i forbade my children to go their phone because i can cause re trauma position. how much it doesn't have to, but even it can miss. most of us come up. this is to to come any people say it's too hard for me to be smart, but i didn't think so. it was hard for the people by then for us. it's in the parts of dbm to me, but we face it so that we can see what we don't want. what should not have to sort to do it since i think it's good that we've seen it and that we came with school joshua elses yeah. mckenzie. but sometimes if you can imagine the whole situation but so it's not just that you learn, it's at school. you can also feel it's a bit when you're in the place where it happens to job a heavy everything was still there are the sort of seeing and the thing that st. kim and them. uh, it gives you a different perspective on many things in the living is a, is this a very depressing feeling when you're there and what was when you knew what, how from there on. so it's a feeling that's hard

. >-- to tallahassee.>> it's bf year. >> we're working out the family's programs here. >> they solvedverything. >> are a seminole. >> i'm old flood ' blooded all the way. >> coming up on 9:15 here in washington, d.c. and a fox news alert. three israeli hostages are set to be returning home as that cease fire agreement between israel and hamas is finally taking effect. >> chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv. trey, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, guys. after 470 days of war, the second cease fire agreement in the conflict went into effect this morning. we are following these minute by minute updates here in hostage square in tel aviv just a few moments ago there were cheers throughout this square because people could see on the local news that the red cross was headed into gaza to start the transfer of these three israeli hostages. the entire country glued to television screens waiting for the news that the hostages will be trans ford the idf and then come back to israel. the agreement was slightly delayed this morning after hamas failed to provid

tallahassee, pensacola, florida are going to get snow in much of the southeast. we'll get snow.e have really cold temps for us here. it's crazy cold out there. middletown, boulder creek, morgan hill, novato, lafayette. all 20 winds are 30. menlo park 30. santa clara 31. atherton dropped to 29. i'll fix that. i'll put it in there when i get a second here. a slight offshore breeze. nothing with the wind speeds like we had yesterday and warm temps. we had upper 60s to near 70 yesterday, but we're starting off really cold this morning. walnut creek is back down to 2930 in petaluma now. concord. fairfield 33. livermore 33. mountain view is down to 31. there's atherton's 29. foster city 33. how about that? 33 san carlos. palo alto airport 30. stanford. now reporting they might be 29. los altos 31. los altos hills, though 45. big difference. seven in truckee, 17 in reno and ten south lake tahoe. two and three out of winnemucca and ely. their offshore breeze down in southern california. it is colder, though. that helps a little bit. it does. we might get a teeny bit of rain on saturday.

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

tallahassee 25, and 22 in new york city and feels like just 8 degrees right now.o throughout this tuesday. we're looking at temperatures in the teens in some spots, 20s and 57 today in tampa. that's 15 degrees below normal and below freezing in new york city at 31 degrees. so we are looking at most of the country below normal, even 25 degrees below what is average this time of year. that cold blast will stay in place on wednesday as well. buffalo 19 degrees, 36 in houston, and midland, texas, just 33 tomorrow. that's 23 degrees below average. unfortunately, keeping that cold blast in place. look at new york city right at the freezing mark. 39 on friday, 35 on friday. same story in nashville, staying in the 30s, friday, saturday, and sunday. that cold air will setup? snow across the country. we're looking at 13 million under winter alerts. ali? >> bundle up, america. michelle grossman, thank you. >>> and still ahead we'll get to new reporting about president-elect donald trump heading to capitol hill as he pushes republicans to quickly pass his agenda. all that whe

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

the state kal of tallahassee expecting 3 to 5 inches.ould double the most ever in their city's history. zinhle, pretty historic stuff in the south. the snow, you know, in florida is almost like the equivalent of being in los angeles. it just doesn't happen. >> bill karins, thank you. >>> let's head to today's cnbc money minute. the fda improved a treatment for depression and hands free software under investigation. hi, angelica. >> hey, potential new hope for people with treatment resistant depression. a nasal spray was approved as the first stand alone therapy for the disease. it's related to ketamine and each use is monitored by a health care professional. treatment resistant depression is patients who don't respond to two other treatments. safety regulators are upgrading a probe into ford's hands free driving technology in 129,000 vehicles. it was launched last year after it received notices of two fatal crashes involving the mustang with blue cruise. the upgrade is the last step before a recall can be issued. and wine sales continue

my first inauguration was coming out of 37 days in a battle between bush and gore in tallahassee, florida. the nation was 50/50. everybody was divided and man did it rain. the heavens opened up. we had six inches of water rolling down the streets of washington, d.c. for george bush's first inauguration. it was told, too. a lot of folks didn't want to be outside that day. four years later is when he delivered his freedom speech when, you know, he came out and said everyone on this planet, every government should give their people the opportunity to live under a democratic system. it was quite a remarkable time. four years after that barack obama has a million people on the mall. it was a very cold day, very similar to this day today and we were in line for security well before dawn and we stood out there on the mall with thousands and thousands of people and the gentleman to my left was wearing the thinnest lsu purple jacket you could imagine. he was a bit older than i was but bigger than i was and he did not move the entire time. he was so proud of that moment and the tears running down h

new orleans down through tallahassee so that cold arctic blast going all the way down to the gulf coastjust near average today with some light onshore winds. and then they're going to switch to that offshore component as we get into your monday. 58 in concord, 59 in fremont today, maybe a few low 60s in santa clara, the holiday tomorrow, martin luther king junior day, slightly milder, but those gusty winds in the upper elevations low 60s arriving. and we get warmer as we go through the middle of the week. could even see a 70 degree reading in santa rosa or the south bay, probably thursday and then still mild on friday. steph. >> all right lisa thank you. to sports now the warriors were finally back at chase center last night hoping for a win against the last place team in the eastern conference, the washington wizards. here's abc seven sports reporter sarah hodges. >> morning sports fans. after a four game road trip, the warriors are back at home taking on the wizards. you would think with washington being just a six win team, the dubs would take care of business with ease, right? wrong