moving on we go to upstate new york known for not be in canada, but also for not being new york city. a town in upstate new york started giving monthly jacks and $500.00 to a bunch of their citizens. this is called basic income. and what happened when these people are given basic income? did they spend their $500.00 a month on $50000.00 mentos? so they could swim in them and have their entire body smell like minty fresh, 1998. no. did they for the $500.00 on bose the way you know the rich would do now. then they spend the $500.00 on $500.00 super discount sex workers who don't allow kissing coddling or skin judging. now, instead, the crazy result of this basic income pilot program was the same result of every basic incoming pilot program. going back to me, reporter share part of our new knows the recipients of the money reported better health, mended relationships, and the agency to spend their money as they see fit and coding, planning for the future planning for the future. i remember when i used to do that, those 2 are good times, but now i focus more on just alger. you remembered

he was rushing to upstate new york to be with his daughters. >> the last time i spoke with her i couldn'ttold a detective by phone he wasn't completely surprised to hear the news. he said that despite her cheery demeanor, michele had actually contemplated suicide in the past. >> from before we were married she made suicide plans with high school friends, and that was something that alarmed me way back then. >> police continued to process the scene. while michele's body was taken to the medical examiner for autopsy. what is she finding? >> the words again "consistent with suicide" are used. >> in a round of phone calls michele's sister out in california got the news about the suicide. when you first heard, that did it make sense in any kind of way to you, that maybe she'd gotten in a bad place and -- >> i mean, i knew that she'd been fighting with the girls. i really thought like maybe she had a bad moment. >> then she had to relay the awful news to their mom. >> she said michele died. and i said, no, she didn't. i said no, she didn't. that's a lie. don't say that. i said don't say that. >

double digit snow amounts in at least 11 states 27 inches reported in ashtabula, ohio. 22 in upstate new york des moines, iowa more than 14 inches, it's biggest snowstorm in more than a decade thousands of flights canceled over the weekend as snow, high winds and flooding took a toll from the carolinas into the northeast and now more brutal cold is on the way. emilie ikeda has the latest. >> reporter: chaos on the coast as a fierce winter storm brings a barrage of snow, freezing rain and high-powered winds this martin luther king jr. day. >> super windy a lot of stuff flying everywhere >> reporter: tonight tens of thousands are in the dark as residents dig out of double digit totals in at least 11 states a staggering 22 inches in upstate new york and 14 in des moines the city's worst snowstorm in more than a decade in pittsburgh, even first responders struggling to get around is this the most snow you have seen this season >> yes yes. by far. >> reporter: flakes falling at a fast clip, up to five inches an hour, making for treacherous conditions on the road in north carolina, this tractor tra

soledad: why one town in upstate new york is giving it a go. the link between a massive volcanic eruption on a south pacific island and an environmental disaster on a continent thousands of miles away. ♪ soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact." in early february, president biden is expected to sign executive orders on police reform. it's a way for the administration to jumpstart the issue after their push for bipartisan passage of the george floyd justice in policing act failed. though federal legislation is stalled, there is movement at the local level in cities like philadelphia, portland, oregon and oakland, california. now, add schenectady, new york to that list. it's a city of around 60,000 people and may be the first to use a citizen panel to vet potential police officers. the panel is the idea of community activist william rivas and was implemented by lieutenant paul antonovich. why don't you describe how the civilian panel works? william: it's five community members, different organizations. and again, this is why we're bringing more

in 1825 cities like new york celebrated the opening of the 363 mile long eerie canal this system of canals and hudson river transport that connected new york city to growing upstate new york cities and towns like syracuse buffalo. and this also ushers in a major migration of new englanders into upstate new york and into ohio as they're able to reap the benefits of these economic trends transformations in deeper western areas. and you can see on this map behind me here the roads and canals criss-crossing across the country. what is jumping out to you here about the number of transportation networks by the 1840s. what do you see? yeah. well, i would say in contradiction to what we previously learned now. we're able to travel more towards the rule ports such as in north carolina even down towards, alabama, mississippi rather than being tied to the coastline allowing greater transportation and access to people of all backgrounds and demographics. excellent. yeah. what else do you see? trust it goes a lot further western previously now, it's all the way to green bay and in the iowa territory. whereas not that long ago people were complaining about going into ohio. yea

nestled in the backwoods of upstate new york is a town so small it barely registered 2,000 people in last census. it's called new berlin. here family is everything and neighbors still help neighbors. this is a great place to raise a family. >> absolutely. we found a beautiful home right next to chenango lake. >> remy and jen ramsaran had been married 13 years. they were college sweethearts. >> it's not every day you come across someone that has and wants the same exact thing that you do ten years down the road, five years down the road. >> what was it that you fell for the most about her? >> her personality. it was special. >> eileen sayles and her husband and daughters were close friends with the ramsaran family. eileen and jen met through girl scouts when eileen was a troop leader. >> she was so friendly. and you felt instantly comfortable with her. she was very welcoming. she had that personality. >> to eileen, and everyone who knew the couple, jen was remy's opposite. she was sweet and quiet. he was loud and boisterous. >> that's how i am. in fact, there are so many people that wo

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. >> reporter: -- to upstate new york >> how do you describe the state of where we are right now? >> i think there certainly is fear >> reporter: the state of new york did away with cash bail for low-level offenders in 2019. that means some charged with crimes aren't held in jail, but instead are released until they stand trial. >> i've seen them myself where certain individuals, in my opinion, should not be released into our community they make our community less safe >> reporter: other states like california, illinois, kentucky, and new mexico have made similar changes. and shortly after reform was enacted in 2017, june rogers lost her 26-year-old son christian. the father of two was gunned down by a man arrested on a gun charge and released. >> i'm hurt, angry, all of that. i lost my child, and i don't believe this would have happened had it not been for bail reform. >> reporter: the argument made for bail reform is that often times low-level offenders can't afford bond and can sit in jail for months like levette may she never had a criminal record until an altercation with her

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wernl north carolina and western virginia, upstate new york the biggest numbers, nashville 6 inches, asheville 16 inches. the biggest number buffalo 20 inches. the biggest northeast cities missed this one about an inch around philadelphia, boston and new york city. that's the way we see this storm. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you. in a last ditch effort to pass voting rights legislation, president biden made his way down pennsylvania avenue toward capitol hill to complete with senate d.m.s. the president all but accepted the defeat admitting he doesn't have the votes to get the bill through kong. scott macfarlane. >> reporter: mr. president, whose mind can be changed? president biden tried to swing u.s. snrtsdz today but was disarmed before he arrived. >> joint that we can get it done but i know as long as i have a breath in me, i'm going to be fighting to change the way these legislators are moving. >> reporter: one of the two democratic senators the president needed announcedoton senate floor she was not on board. >> while i continue to support these bills, i will not support

a 30-year-old from upstate new york was evicted after living their rent free for 8 years. where are you now? >> at my cousin's sister's house. jesse: you are still technically living with the family. fiscal responsibility is important to you. don't you think saving money would have made you fiscally responsible? >> i didn't think of that. >> is oj simpson innocent or guilty. >> oj is innocent. let me ask you this. has there been collusion between trump and russia? >> okay, no collusion, oj is innocent. there is know evidence of collusion between trump and russia. there is two dead bodies. have you found dead bodies in trump towers? >> it's the only game that's uses the human body as a target. the students and adults are reporting it's used for bullying. it's an elimination game. we don't recommend those in the p.e. curriculum. jesse: what's wrong with an elimination game. >> it systematically eliminates players. jesse: isn't that the same thing as ring around the rosie? >> yes. and i believe duck duck boost is in the hall of shame. jesse: usual learning your eliminations a

air that can produce frostbite in just 20 minutes on exposed skin and look's scene in upstate new york. snowfall rates hitting three inches per hour in oswego. looking at today's highs, 50s in washington state. a flood watch has been issued in seattle. >>> coming up, how tax season will be different this year. >>> also ahead, several top universities are accused of colluding to inflate the cost of tuition. the new lawsuit out this morning. >>> and later, the evidence of a prehistoric sea dragon straight out of your worst nightmares. >>> back now with the brazen theft of a trading card worth $40,000. the suspect at the shop in california asked to see the card used in the game magic the gathering then escaped in a getaway car. the card was signed by the game's creator. >>> we turn now to a new lawsuit claiming 16 of the top universities in this country are engaged in a conspiracy when it comes to handing out financial aid. abc's christine sl >> reporter: this morning, a legal battle in the world of higher education. five former students are suing more than a dozen universities claiming t

congress to tell the courageous stories of america's abolitionist heroes, particularly those from upstate new yorkit was an honor for me to welcome recently in october burgess to upstate new york to tour our region's sacred ablistist -- abolitionist sites, including the estate, and the national abolition hall of fame in peter bro, as well as the home of abolitionist, suffrage et and true american hero harriet tubman. last photo here of garrett smith. that is a picture of garrett smith from peterboro. peterboro is named after his father, peter smith, and just wanted to tell a little bit about how this all happened in peterboro, new york, which i'm sure a lot of people don't know the history. there was an abolitionist named reverend harry highland, told his good friend harry douglas when he described peterboro, new york, which i'm honored to represent, and it happens to be in my mother's home county, played a vital role in the abolitionist movement. this is in large part due to one of its most famous resident, garrett smith. as i said, the little hamlet of peterboro was named in honor of his father.

the year for us in upstate new york proof of vaccination has been a welcome change at abc fitness and like them. assoc. >> that just not a fun thing to it's also slightly danger to the staff because people are was very nice. we have to go in time to put up their mask to wear them correctly in much of the nation's population centers. the vaccine mandate. in addition to a mask mandate is appreciated. i guess it's better than not having that actually are safe in my opinion. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. right now, kron 4 dot com. you can get the latest covid-19 headlines, including the most recent cdc recommendations were to find test site and vaccines just scan the qr code on your screen there with your mobile device and you'll be taken to our website. >> back here in the bay area armed robbers are targeting cannabis businesses in oakland. oakland. police tweeting out a video of people there say they were casing a pot dispensary. it was is over the weekend crowd forces seek with you and spoke to a concern owner of a neighboring business that was recently rocked. >> thi

a 30-year-old from upstate new york was evicted after living their rent free for 8 years.here are you now? >> at my cousin's sister's house. jesse: you are still technically living with the family. fiscal responsibility is important to you. don't you think saving money would have made you fiscally responsible? >> i didn't think of that. >> is oj simpson innocent or guilty. >> oj is innocent. let me ask you this. has there been collusion between trump and russia? >> okay, no collusion, oj is innocent. there is know evidence of collusion between trump and russia. there is two dead bodies. have you found dead bodies in trump towers? >> it's the only game that's uses the human body as a target. the students and adults are reporting it's used for bullying. it's an elimination game. we don't recommend those in the p.e. curriculum. jesse: what's wrong with an elimination game. >> it systematically eliminates players. jesse: isn't that the same thing as ring around the rosie? >> yes. and i believe duck duck boost is in the hall of shame. jesse: usual learning your eliminations and

think the biggest totals of all, we are going to find, western north carolina, western virginia, upstate new yorkthose numbers look like this: nashville comes in with six inches; asheville comes in with 16 inches. the biggest number, buffalo, about 20 inches. but the big northeast cities miss this one-- maybe about an inch around philadelphia, boston and new york city. norah, that's the way we see this storm. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you. in a last-ditch effort to pass voting rights legislation, president biden made his way down pennsylvania avenue to capitol hill today to meet with senate democrats. but in a sign of how the meeting went, the president all but accepted defeat, admitting he doesn't have the votes to getepd the landmark bill through congress. here's cbs' scott macfarlane. >> reporter: mr. president, whose mind can still be changed? president biden tried to use his political capital to swing some u.s. senators today, but was disarmed before he even arrived. >> i don't know that we get it done, but i know one thing-- as long as i have a breath in me, i'm going to be fighting

new york north of that. we're in the snow. so upstate new york into the great lakes, i think for example, in toronto, the snow will move in late sunday into monday. by the time it's all said and done, you could see about 10 centimeters of snow. this is all related to assist him further towards the south. in fact, we could see snow for the 1st time in atlanta in about 4 years. we've got driving rain for the care line has up toward the mid atlantic to the west, things much calmer were into the sunshine for san diego with a high of 21 degrees. and it should not wind is put in temperatures on the plus side of things for calgary with the hives, 3 degrees, wet weather for the central and northern coast to b. c, and snow over the higher elevation. so that storage system we are talking about in the us, it's going to drop down rain into the bahamas western cuba gradient elise after the top end of south america, sunny spells for bogota and lima, but still stormy toward the southeast. so actually pretty much anywhere from the river plate region rat

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and residents in upstate new york warned to be careful on the roads. lake effect snow making driving hazardous. let's get right to rob marciano. hi, rob. >> reporter: winter just doesn't want to end here in the east. a couple of alberta clippers coming through. with shots of cold air. pittsburgh, cleveland, snowing. winter weather advisories up again for chicago as the next one comes down. that will bring more snow for the morning rush. not a ton, but enough to slick things up. one to four inches. and lake enhanced snow in places like cleveland and pittsburgh. detroit, columbus. another shot of cold air, wednesday into thursday. this slides east on thursday. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic. today dr. fauci saying it appears the u.s. is headed in the right direction. and omicron cases could peak early next month. nationwide, early hot spots like the northeast are starting to see a drop in covid-19 infections. but some areas are seeing a rapid rise in people testing positive, placing enormous pressure on health care facilities and work

a 30-year-old from upstate new york was evicted after living their rent free for 8 years. are you now? >> at my cousin's sister's house. jesse: you are still technically living with the family. fiscal responsibility is important to you. don't you think saving money would have made you fiscally responsible? >> i didn't think of that. >> is oj simpson innocent or guilty. >> oj is innocent. let me ask you this. has there been collusion between trump and russia? >> okay, no collusion, oj is innocent. there is know evidence of collusion between trump and russia. there is two dead bodies. have you found dead bodies in trump towers? >> it's the only game that's uses the human body as a target. the students and adults are reporting it's used for bullying. it's an elimination game. we don't recommend those in the p.e. curriculum. jesse: what's wrong with an elimination game. >> it systematically eliminates players. jesse: isn't that the same thing as ring around the rosie? >> yes. and i believe duck duck boost is in the hall of shame. jesse: usual learning your eliminations and str

we could see 18 inches farther north up to areas like upstate new york near buffalo so this is goingay, and if you live further up i-95 into new york city and new england, at least by tomorrow get everything you need from the store. again, up to half an inch in parts of greensboro, north carolina, of ice, that's a very dangerous situation on the roads and we're expecting lots of power outages. back to you. >> somara, thank you. >>> we have the rest of the full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> well, also this morning, some frightening scenes coming out of the pacific island nation of tongo this morning. take a look at this satellite video which shows a nearby undersea volcano erupting 12 miles into the sky. unbelievable. thousands rushed to higher grounds as waves as four feet crashed to the shore triggering a tsunami warning. authorities in the nearby names of figi and samoa warned residents to stay away from the shore. there are no reports injuries but communications are difficult with a small country of just over 100,000 people. >>> alec baldwin has voluntarily turned over his c

wednesday, north carolina and western virginia, upstate new york the biggest numbers, nashville 6 inchesville 16 inches. the biggest number buffalo 20 inches. but the big northeast cities missed this one-- about an inch around philadelphia, boston and new york city. norah, that's the way we see this storm. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you. there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs overnight news. new vicks vapostick. strong soothing vapors... help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess just soothing comfort. try new vicks vapostick. depression can make you feel like...just...noooo. it comes with different symptoms... a whole grocery list of them. yeah...enough! and your doctor tells you about trintellix, a prescription medicine for adults with depression. and you feel this relief...from your overall symptoms. with—get this—no significant impact on weight in clinical trials. trintellix may increase suicidal thoughts and actions in people 24 and younger. call a doctor right away if you have these, or new or worsening depression, or new or sudden c

in upstate new york it feels like negative 30 degrees. so what is in store for the coming weekend?ns of people with the cold, bitter cold. cold enough to partially freeze the water fall on this billboard. >> i have my boots, my scarf, hat, everything. >> reporter: digging out of snow once again and another day of slippery commutes. areas through eastern virginia brace for dangerous ice. and the carolinas officials warning of sweeping power outages ahead of a rare ice storm. >> it will be so cold friday and saturday night. we are concerned about maybe some families who can't stay warm and we need people to check on their friends and neighbors. >> reporter: even strangers to winter weather won't go unscathed. >> we'll try to find any ice and take care of it, mark it as soon as we can. but you might be the motorist who discovers it first. >> reporter: as millions gear up to brave the chill, reminders that winter weather can quickly turn life threatening. across north texas 11 house fires as temperatures plunged. >> i can't believe someone would try to cross the ice. >> reporter: and i

new york state. we have a one-party rule in albany. they've passed a bail reform law that has been devastating not just to new york city, but to upstate o have criminal justice laws, mental health laws, raise the age for jewell offenders -- juvenile offenders, laws all impacting us under prior mayor de blasio. and at least eric adams is showing some common sense although they keep saying gun control's got to be the problem. you know, the prosecutors aren't prosecuting gun crime, and you have a new district attorney who claims he's not going to prosecute crimes. and i've called on governor hochul to actually remove him from office a, a power that she has,s because he fails to live up to his oath to enforce new york's laws. and so i hope president biden just doesn't go in and talk about gun reform because, guess what? new york state has among the strictest gun laws in the nation, and that hasn't stopped this crime, but they don't prosecute crimes. they allow these people to roam free on our -- in new york city and even upstate new york where my district is. jackie: yeah, and governor hochul has been largely silent about al a vin bragg as

new york numbers are town to about 50,000 cases. that's still more than twice where we were in early december. the cases are still quite significant. those are coming from down state. upstate york has many regions where the positivity rate is 20% or higher. we need to be focusing on what's happening within the community levels. again, we'll take the lower levels. there's a lot of communities that are still very much in the thick of it. ongoing mitigation efforts are still important. >> the cdc says cancel football, choir. is this sort of guidance at this stage in the pandemic helpful given sort of the credibility issues that the cdc is facing? >> it's tough because i think kids want to be back to normal and they want to participate in the fun part of their school day, but we know in school with vaksing and even in communities that had have excellent numbers in schools we're seeing outbreaks in sports and other activities. we've seen that in my community. it's not the sports, it's the bus drive to the event, locker room, things a lock those lines. if your community data is showing you those are the mike rowe level hot spots then, yes, i do think we need to cut back on some

and i don't mean like update-- upstate new york, i mean like really cold, the silver lining is that it going to happen millions of years from now. and by then, all humans will be dead. and we'll all be living in the metaverse. i'm living next to snoob dog. so i don't know why scientists are even wasting their time with this. i feel like scientists need to focus. if we don't fix covid i can't poop at starbucks. finally, let's talk about m & m's, the only time it is okay to say i don't like the brown ones. when you have a brand that has been around for 80 years, it's important to keep up with the times. yeah. even superman, he used to wear underwear outside his pants and now he has a suit that is more like body armour even though that is not really necessary since his skin is already impenetrable. but that's not what matters, it just looks cool. so yeah, m & ms have been around for a really long time which is why its famous advertising characters are getting a makeover for 2022. >> m & m making some rebranding changes. the company leaders say they're trying to make the characters particu

now they can finally assemble a team of frog x-men to band together at their secret pond in upstate new york. i love science. i just love science. meanwhile, in breaking juice news, "simply" brand lemonade is becoming a boozy beverage. congrats to the team behind the recipe: every single high school junior. ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, this one's for all my sexy multicelled organisms out there. after digging around in the siberian permafrost, "a 24,000-year-old animal has been found alive, well, and ready to reproduce." scientists were alerted to the development when the organism changed its facebook status to, "out of the ground and lookin' to pound!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) the organism had been frozen in the ground for almost 25,000 years but was captured on video alive and moving. take a look. it's a delloid rotifer, a species which still exists today-- although, today they are much bigger and seen mostly outside car dealerships. meanwhile, due to omicron, "white castle has cancelled their annual tradition of 'fine dining' on valentine's day." normally, at white castle, "fine d

nearly 2 feet fell in upstate new york and first responders are struggling to get around in pennsylvaniaalso blamed for flooding along the coast in connecticut and massachusetts, powerful wind gusts mixed with high tide led to submerged streets. >>> it was a one-sided affair in los angeles with the last spot in the round on the line, the rams scored first. kyler murray had no room to breathe, throwing two picks. the cardinals weren't able t convert a third down the entire game the the rams take care of business at home, advancing 34 to 11. now the rams travel to tampa to take on tom brady and the bucks. >> i don't know if the rams looked that good or the cardinals looked that bad. never converting a third down, maybe tom brady could have his hands full, what do you think? >> i think the rams have been building up to this point and it's now or never and they are loaded with all-stars on both sides of the ball for the rams this is their time >> that's right. obj, von miller. not much of a game we appreciate you coming on, buddy. thank you. v have a great day. >> you too. >>> as the weather

not only in upstate new york but southern california from washington to yuma we're seeing the consequences and we'll continue to feel those consequences. i don't say this light heartedly harris but at this point mayorkas is the most incompetent of all the biden administration cabinet officials. that says a lot. why isn't chuck schumer, cartel kelly from arizona demanding accountability. if he can't do his job and undermining the national security he should be impeached. >> harris: you are talking about an administration breaking the law and calling for impeachment and all of it is something that fox news has been pressing the white house about for months. back in october you may remember this because you and i attorney general talked about it. we were in disbelief it got handled this way. peter doocy was pushing for answers from white house press secretary jen psaki on those secret flights with little children who had come across the border illegally taking them to airports all over the country. let's watch her response back then. >> why is the administration flying thousands of migrants f

after interestingly, finger lakes, parts of the lakes famous from my region of the country in upstate new yorktlas, onieda, seneca holdings, these companies basically shell corporations formed with crooked people in china basically taking advantage of the united states, not to mention companys who have stolen military intellectual property from our country, from other businesses in our country. it is all out there. nobody wants to cover it other than the bombshells coming out with miranda devine and peter schweizer. elizabeth: other media basically said they used forensic scientists to authenticate the emails as real, the texts are real. president biden or hunter never denied the authenticity of the emails. miranda devine that they made $31 million with companies connected to chinese foreign intelligence an military intelligence during and after joe biden's time as vice president. talking to the former head of ministry of sate security, the head of foreign intelligence recruitment. we also have hunter moving to at one point share office space in washington, d.c. with his businesses, the biden

to really come down, some of these areas here at higher elevations in pennsylvania running to upstate new yorkastline looking like mostly just a very heavy rain at times. now where this system currently sits it has been dropping a whole lot of freezing rain and that's turned ice from atlanta along 85 toward charlotte and continuing to north and to your east. that has been ice on the ground, heavy enough ice that it's going to take down power lines. power outages could be a problem here tonight running you into tomorrow where there's some really cold air down there. otherwise in your snowfall forecast, further north and you start to see some of the pink colors, that's going getting to a foot of snow particularly right along the great lakes and you see purple and higher elevations in west virginia. that's getting up to 18 inches to 24 inches of snow. this is going to be a really big snow maker as it makes that move. again, right along the coastline because it's warmer, we are not looking at any wintery type precipitation just heavy rain. winter advisories taking you through monday to this entire

new york state, pennsylvania. the whites that you see that's winter storm warning and the this was all solid right up here through the upstate new york. that's now a winter weather advisory has been shifted downward next 6 hours or so is when they're watching this carefully because the return flow goes across the lakes. lake effect snows that they get common occurrence there until the lakes completely freeze over back in the home front. look at this. we're getting some better clearing than we bargained for as we go into the evening hours. temperatures about 47 or so expected by 10 o'clock. however, on balance, have to call that more mostly cloudy on our storm tracker. 4, not much to see couple splotches here, most of which not striking the ground, but a couple reports of some trace amounts of rain being reported. 63 livermore, 61 for antioch up to santa rosa. 59 in spots will get chilly. tonight. we'll take a look at the lows coming up in a bit catherine. all right, dave, thanks very much. well, who didn't want to use his last name out of fear for his safety says it only had around 40 minute another violent that head bay. yo

the storm is now in the adirondacks, upstate new york. the snow is isolated to maine, northern vermont, northern new hampshire, northern portions of new york. snow is tapering off towards buffalo and erie. tonight the temperatures are going to plummet and everything that's slushy and sloppy now will turn into ice chunks. there's that 23 million people. upslope in the appalachians, snow is possible near lake michigan, fort wayne. buffalo to syracuse, those areas are still under winter storm warnings. additional snowfall today and tonight, isolated totals in the mountains could still get significant snow. a lot of the heaviest snow is over with. just be careful driving near the lakes as the cold air moves in behind the storm. we'll see lake-effect snow on interstate 90 and the new york state throughway back towards rochester and syracuse. the winds have died off. we had really high gusts tomorrow morning, 50 miles per hour from altoona to washington, dc. we'll watch trees coming down in nantucket. we had significant coastal flooding in areas

weather service has issued when chill warnings and advisories from northeastern pennsylvania and upstate new yorkntral and northern new england, where any exposed skin could get frostbite. in a matter of minutes, you would start feeling any kind of exposed skin. start to get frostbite. boston's public school system announced on monday that it will be closed the high end boston is expected to be 12 degrees with wind chills, making it feel as low as minus eight, according to national weather service forecasters just to prioritize the safety of our students and especially given the staffing issues that we are seeing in schools and with our school bus drivers as well. we want to make sure there's no risk of students being either out in the cold on the way to school. i have a high school kid. i understand for the younger grades it maybe, you know, then it may not be able to deal with the cold. it could kill, as well as minus 15 and other areas of massachusetts, and it could be even colder elsewhere in new england, as forecasters say the windshield could approach minus 40 in some parts. of western main

i'm from upstate, new york, i'm used to the cold coming always have stuff in your car, but you know it no food, clearly getting sick, and a governor who should have been thrown out if the rules were equal for everyone else who is not doing anything, and i don't believe for one second that there is nothing they can do. they have helicopters, they should of been coming out with food, they should of been there for kids, whether it was a pregnant woman, whatever. and the voters should be in -- wait a minute, they should be infuriated. we have a right to expect our government to come through in emergencies like this. this should have been closed, i-95 should've been closed, there would not be these jackknife semi trucks and all the other problems that caused this. and it is their fault. >> geraldo: up next, president biden getting slammed as clueless for what he just said about inflation, soaring prices, and dig in deep. ♪ ♪ it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can

upstate new york, negative 38. caribou, negative 38.aven't been below 20 degrees in almost three years. have a chance tuesday morning bchl i far t coldest day of the winter will be tuesday. teen daytime highs will be brutal. new york is going to get into the teens on tuesday. not 20s. this will be truly cold. the good news about this cold outbreak is it doesn't last long. by the time we get to wednesday, thursday, friday, things are kind of back to normal. as far as rain and snow goes, not a lot. a little lake-effect stuff. in the pacific northwest, rain to deal with. it's a cold dry week throughout much of the northeast and the great lakes. the rest of the country, jonathan, not bad at all. not till we get to friday do we start tracking our next snowstorm in the northern plains. on saturday we'll get more snow in the northeast. we have a couple of days to get there. >> bill karins, i know you'll be watching for us. you make a good point. all of this football playing at night, not good for folks. >>> still ahead, u.s. and russian offici

so we do some chilling video now the moment in upstate new york police officer used a stun gun on a man. >> and then set him on fire. now, this began when a large batch to man who appeared to be intoxicated staggered around the front lobby of the catskill police station that was on october. 30th. >> in the video that was released by the state attorney general officers appear to try and calm him. but at one point he begins covering himself with hand sanitizer from a large dispenser. and as officers moved towards him, one fires the stun gun and that set the man's head and body on fire. the man there died from his injuries last month and many sanitizers contain and alcohol, which is a very flammable liquid. >> as a rule, we're talking gasoline. we're talking about natural gas environments. we're talking about environments that are fairly calm. and i think it's fair to say most taser, trainings. we don't talk about sanitizers being that obvious flam, a bullet. >> man's family is saying the most distressing part of this video to them is that officers can be seen initially running away from h

maybe some higher-elevation snow for upstate new york. but look at the evolution of the current storm moving through the southeastern u.s. there's a line of thunderstorms for atlanta. and look how the cold air wraps in behind it, just enough to transfer that energy down as far south as the higher elevations of northern metro atlanta. some snowfall possible there. and that extends into washington, d.c., where the potential, at least, some of the computer models depicting anywhere from 8 to 10 inches of snow paralyzing -- not paralyzing, but bringing significant impacts, i should say, for the mid-atlantic, including the nation's capital by monday morning, just in time for everybody to get pack to work. paula? >> yeah, the extreme temperatures, it has been absolute -- i don't recall a time where i've seen these kind of temperature extremes and we're all going through it. derek van dam, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> now, colorado officials will bring in cadaver dogs today to er search for three people missing after a massive wildfire. of

today, i'd like to recognize the life of one of upstate new york's most colorful and original characters, randy potter. simply mentioning randy's name puts smiles on the faces of all who knew him. seeing his crazy hair and fun attire always covered in campaign slogans and buttons puts smiles on the faces of people who didn't know him. he was a music aficionado and a die-hard grateful dead fan who attended hundreds of concerts and he will always be fondly remembered for his love of music. he also enjoyed sports and it didn't matter which team was playing as long it was a new york team, randy was always their biggest fan. perhaps most importantly to randy, he was someone who cared a lot about our community and about politics and the importance of government and our community depended on him to get the message out. sadly, mr. potter passed away quietly on the evening of december 23. a treasure trove of stories, jokes, and the smiles of many, many residents across upstate and central new york will be remembered by our loss of randy potter. today, we remember his life and the many moments of

new york. mike, good morning. caller: good morning. yes, that is correct, i am from a small upstateew york town and i feel that what is happening to my little small community is the same that is happening to every small community our large community it does not matter. american community. it is you know the inability to address our real problems, inequality, -- income inequality, loss of jobs and loss of freedoms that are being whittled away at on a daily basis. everything american seems to be windowdressing. we seem to be mad at immigration movement rather than large corporations that own the media, whom they own every basic aspect of our lives. and, you know, it is a lack of truth, and it just creates a lot of division between what we choose to create, which is different classes of americans. host: let us talk specifically, what do you think local officials should be doing or can do about any of these issues? caller: well it is a typical thing, it is a small community. it is a recreational area. it is an area that is where the upper crust on these recreational properties and they