>> wake shepman and he joins us from new york. the nitro circus, guys.ut the summe. >> we wanted to have some fun and before we move we wanted to go out with a bang and i thought i'd do cool tricks. >> you missed some of the attempts and fell in the water but that wasn't exactly a fail because i got to imagine landing in the pool is actually kind of cool. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be. i told my mom not to put that mattress there but she's, like, just in case you end up landing in the pool or something like that, i want to put this here and i was, like, all right, whatever. and it ended up saving my life basically. >> mom always knows best. >> did you guys leave the ramp up for the family that bought your home? was that a selling point for them? >> no, that definitely would not be a good selling point for the house. so we actually had to tear the whole thing down and we just had a fire that lasted literally three, four days. >> wow. >> that's cool. even that was awesome. >> dad, broke the roof. >> huh? >> i broke th

thanks for waking up with us. >> we're trying to get a little festive this morning. >> yes, we are. >> it's falling off my head. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you, too. >> you're watching "fox & friends" on this new years day morning. thanks for starting 2014 with us. millions of people all around the world turning out to usher in 2014. right now it is midnight in hawaii. take a look a live look the new year's celebration there but five hours ago ainsley was there. the energy electric in time's square. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. >> more than 1 million people braved the cold weather to watch the ball drop and the cross words of the world. >> everything out here is a new experience. i think everybody in the world should experience this at least once in their life. >> this is the place to be every new year eaves. it beats any other new year's eve party in the world. >> town dout tens of thousands ringing in the new year in atlanta at the 20th annual peach drop. the 800 pound beach. also accompanied a giant yellow m&m. afterwards fireworks lit up the night sky as people continue to celebrat

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waking up tomorrow we will be in the teens. details in a moment. >> the combination of wind and cancelce organizers to the polar bear plunge event. more than 7000 people had signed up to take a dip in the water to raise money for the special olympics. another polar plunge it did go on as scheduled at the national harbor. hundreds of people braved the freezing water to raise climate change. montgomery county police have released the names of teenagers involved in a deadly crash. officers involved -- officer said two cars were involved and collided when in their lanes began to emerge. one car hit a utility pole and the second left in the street hitting the two teenagers who were on the sidewalk. one of the teenagers, 16 year at theressa french, died hospital stope -- at the hospital. mma is a critical condition. they believe speed is a factor. the governor of west virginia you issued an order for the company at the center of a huge chemical spill. company has been asked to move. why the united nations has entered the debate over

it is counterintuitive in terms of waking up to temperatures in the 40's. now, we arers from talking about temperatures almost 40 degrees colder than that. some of us are going to be waking up to single digits, i think most of us will, by tomorrow morning. i put the temperatures on top of super doppler radar to show you that the precipitation it is out there at this hour is just rain. light and that will be the case through the morning hours. we could see a transition to snow late this afternoon. this morning, still some patchy fog up there, but the fog advisory that was in fact -- was in effect was canceled early. light rain will be expected on and off throughout the morning hours with the mix late this morning. this afternoon, skies are going to clear up, but temperatures will be plummeting through the 30's. i 5:00, we're talking about temperatures below the freezing mark. interest cold comes in overnight with wind chill between minus five and -25. ahead of that. we will talk about the dangers cold coming up. let's give our traffic report. amanda meadows

i remember them until i wake up -- like right after i wake up and then i forget what i dreamed about.t is a great idea for one group of people specifically. those who suffer from ptsd with night terrors. you get a doctor's prescription maybe. if somebody were to -- whatever. >> are you against legalizing this? >> you have to just smack down everybody's opinion. it is because you are not talking. >> in all seriousness it is scary stuff. you are right though. i was just kidding. it was a great idea. >> what happened was some guy visited our school. that's the same thing. i keep having the same nightmare. what are they called? night terrors! you feel something on your chest holding you down. there is another one where you can't move. >> suck could -- succubous, gargoyles on top of you and i used to get these every week. i talked to a guy and he said it is lucid dreaming and you have to practice it and i did it and it worked. i used to get them, but not as much. >> andy, you never sleep. >> i used to go to this one guy's place and sit on his chest and then just as he was about to wake up

elsewhere, waiting in the wake of the u.n. record of the offer of 6.5 leading u.s.ollars to help solve the problems in syria. the intensity of the prospects for negotiating solutions, the is that 69 far nations will be attending the conference. details from our correspondent. >> that was the same level as donorsar, only one dozen have spoken so far. this comes in addition to the 440 million from yesterday. last year they supported each other with $300 million. qatar, butn, with nowhere off the premises. >> meanwhile in syria, thousands of palestinian refugees are facing starvation after the blockade of their camp in damascus continued. the u.n. says that 15 people have already died of hunger in recent weeks. that they were being attacked by gunmen. rebel fighters say that the assad government is using cell they -- starvation. this report contains images that some of you may find disturbing. >> the desolate streets of the refugee camp in south damascus. a small group of palestinian refugees are out in protest, caught in the crossfire of a war that is not their own. t

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waking up tuesday morning, around nine degrees. that is it. here is the forecast as we move through the overnight hours. partly cloudy skies, 18 degrees -30 eight degrees, a wide range of temperatures. falling temperatures tomorrow. by afternoon, we will be in the mid 20's. 17 degrees is the high on tuesday. the good news, the polar vortex that we have had this month will not last very long. we will look for milder air him a upper 30's to around 40 friday and saturday. >> a lot of people will not care what the temperatures are like in this area because they will be indoors. >> that is right. the big super bowl teams have a lot of unique positions. hear >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. hype isuper bowl nothing new, but the circumstances are, because, for the first time ever, the game is being played outside of winter weather. both teams arrived and it was too cold to get off the plane outside so they got off at a hangar, including seattle's richard sherman. pete carroll's team has never been to th

mid40s in oakland and waking up to 45. 60s and 70s. aide fremont and we're looking at 60s for concord. fairfield. 66 for those of you in richmond and mid-60s here in downtown san francisco. law 60s at ocean beach and 60s and 70s for the north bay. 71 for santa rosa. and expected you can see a system bringing it to the south of us. we're not getting that rain. we are seeing those clouds stream in. and we'll see the 70s right through about wednesday and then thursday is when you have the chance of showers pushing in officials are reacting to threats against the winter games in sochi. they are building what they call a ring of steel around the site. we have more from russia. >> reporter: less than two weeks to go and the threats are coming. someone may fly planes into a city on edge. and this video reported by cnn prominent in the media adding to the worry. >> it compares putin to hitler locals could only breathe on moss cow's orders. in ralph lauren's look for team u.s.a., and the winter games. american athletes warned by the state depar

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tens of millions of you waking up to bitter cold. r giant idahoo truck is still missing.o my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. >>> deadly winter weather across the country, millions waking up to ice-covered roads, bone-chilling temperatures. people in some areas being warned, it's dangerous out there. they should stay home. ind indra petersons tracking the worst of the weather for us and what's still to come this weekend. and folks, it's not just in the usual spots, down south, too, very cold. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. it is 30 minutes past the hour. nothing to do but stay in bed and turn on "early start." that's what we like to say. this mor

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we wake up mostly cloudy. there's the system off the coastline. notice anywhere from 50 to 100 miles off the coast. this is expected to continue a southerly track. it's not expected to move inland. it's just close enough if it shifts east a little bit, especially the coastline could pick up some drizzle maybe through the morning hours, maybe a few showers in the afternoon. we'll be tracking it for you. notice how it continues south towards southern california and will move inland down south perhaps near southern california or even mexico. for today, mostly clear. 56 in concord. 55 in napa. 56 in oakland and mid-50s san rafael. 56 in san jose. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s with plenty of sunshine. a little breezy in some areas. 59 in oakland for the afternoon. 60 for redwood city. a 9 san jose -- 59, san jose. upper 50s, low 60s for parts of the north bay. we're thinking about sunday and the super bowl. it still looks like new jersey will be mostly cloudy but mainly dry. patchy drizzle with temperatu

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thanks for waking up with us, temperatures in the 40s. a great looking week. we're going to see much better air quality and comfortable conditions. today temperatures are going to jump in the 60s. 66 in the south bay and a nice looking day shaping up, your weather headlines tell the story. mild temperatures as we head throughout day. you will notice the clouds increasing especially lunch time. mostly cloudy sky to finish. tuesday, mix of sun and clouds, cooler. then much colder and bring in showers. only one real part of the bay area i'm targeting for showers. i'll show you where, you can probably guess. mike, where does it rain in the bay area where it doesn't rain everywhere else? >> we'll watch -- >> you're good. >> we'll check it out. she's the expert. we're going to look forward palo alto. we often have slowing. that's south of university through the construction zone. right now we'll look at the map of this area. it's relatively smooth but we talked about with construction, you are down with some crews in the area so watch minor slowing, very minor. no m

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by tuesday i think we'll be waking up to morning fog. definitely make sure you want to keep it there on area bridges. fog-free and not talking about a whole lot and here we go tuesday and then into wednesday and thursday we'll keep with that pattern of morning fog, but by the middle part of this week we'll probably have a better idea of the showers that the computer models are starting to pick up on and that would come as we head towards sunday and morning of this upcoming next week. take it into that seven-day forecast in san francisco and what you'll find by tuesday and wednesday. not until the weekend, really what we want to focus on here, saturday and sunday we'll see the marine layer really intensify and some computer models can see some showers off the coast of san francisco, so by sunday, again, this will be something that we're watching, you can see the computer up at the top next sunday. cloud cover starts to increase and look at this, the best chance we've had for rain all year long. looks like it will make a run monday night i

wake up. what do people say?o catch up on the season finale of "breaking bad." >> which is really good. he would have a lot to catch up on. >> exactly. >> and then tamara says make coffee, lots of it. and then here's another one a lot of people said, brush my teeth. that must be so disgusting. >> we got a lot about, you know, bathroom, teeth. >> i can't imagine. >> if you want, we're going to be on the web. if you got up a little late today, don't worry. and "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> after the game game yesterda russell haythorn was after the stadium in denver after the game. the big news reporters are looking to get people screaming and jumping up and down. not russell. if enthusiasm is infectious it would seem that russell haythorn has discovered a vaccine. >> give us your best broncos. >> broncos, world champs! >> let's go broncos! >> thanks. >> good job. >> i like the face paint there. come on over. how was the game? >> oh, it was great. it was awesome. >> good job. >> back to you in the studio or

. >>> wake up, as a whole, what about traffic? >> wake up. >> actually, there's not a lot going on although we fight be able to ask steven about this, the fog brothers but i'm going to consult with steve before i say that and get back to you. looking at the san mateo bridge, the traffic looks pretty good. no major problems right now. this is a look at interstate 80 nearby. traffic is light in the area. also in the south bay we have a good look at the commute, northbound 17 near 280. there's some road work there but the drive times are pretty high. right now there's no problem on 85, 87 or 801. here's steve. >> as a whole, we have a full tank -- sal, we have a full tank of gas. this system out here, yes, it looks good but it's going to the north. i know what you're asking me because everybody and their brother and sister has been asking me, steve, when is it going to rain? i don't know because that i thinks keep going to the north. things are there to give us an on shore push giving us the fog. partly sunny, partly cloudy, more sun

a neighbor is being credited with waking the family by throwing rocks the windows.at the the scene with a live update. >> more on the accident at highway 85 in san jose, one person dieed. a man driving a black nissan was speeding and rear ended another driver in a 1966 red volkswagen gone. it overturned in the middle lane and the man driving the volkswagen was taken to a element and died from the injuries. the driver of the nissan suffered minor injuries and arrested for d.u.i. and speeding. >> happening today, first lady michelle obama is waking up in san francisco after a busy night of fundraising the star of a lunch on today at the fairmont hotel where amy hollyfield joins us. amy? >> the ticket range is $500 to $32,000ed! this is her second difficult of fundraising. she was busier yesterday. the first lady is here raising money if the democratic party. she encouraged donors to write the biggest check they could and pushed people to volunteer outside of california for the midterm elections. her supporters say they are thrilled to see her. >> i live in los angeles

we want to wake county california home to what is maybe the biggest line pipe light in the country. >it's dawn in ali, north carolina, teaming with 200600 students it's known if a little bit of evening. racial and socioeconomic diversity, a magnate program that attract kids from all over the city, and a crime problem enough that a security officer is permanently assign today the campus, today a routine school day, unlike that day last may. >> send a police officer over here in the high school because there is something going on, kids are out in the middle of the street. >> fight, or what's going on? >> i don't know they are out of the building. independents frost school. i need police officer. i. >> i got arrested and booked. they cuffed me. and we were in the detention center. >> when i got in to the office they the they were going on rest me. >> we. >> i pick up my twin daughters so i am in the car pool lane i saw a lot of police presence there and i didn't understand why at that point in time. i went inside to check my daughters out, that's when they told me that there was i guess

we will wake up to a fog-free morning tomorrow. it's a double barrel low pressure system that's eventually going to open the storm door. but in the short term of things it will eventually bring the fog back. but tomorrow will be a fog-free morning. it's not until tuesday and wednesday when we talk about the fog being more widespread. and by wednesday we'll talk about a chance for weekend showers. >>> and tonight, people living near a busy rail crossing are calling for action after a girl was hit and killed flight front of her school. she was riding her bike across the track when is she was hit at an intersection in front of del mar high. it's unclear whether there was a guard there when she have was hit. neighbors say what is clear is that something has to change. >> a lot of security, you know, as far as the bar and the railing. kids need to be more aware of how dangerous it is to challenge trains and so north. >> there's a lot of kids in this area. the speeding should be a little bit lesser around here. more crosswalks at the vta

thank you for waking up with us. temperatures falling fast.g much of the country into a deep freeze. 200 million americans facing sub zero windchills from chicago to tulsa. schools are closed flights are grounded. how long will the bitter cold last? let's go to maria molina in the weather center to find out. >> here is where the cold air is originating from. we see the windchills colder than 40 below zero. it has been moving southward in the great lakes and all of the way down to the south. even in jorge yaw it feels like 8 degrees below zero. 30 below zero in chicago. it feels colder in chicago than in quebec city. we have windchill advisories and warnings in effect. when it gets this cold outside it is very dangerous. you are looking at the concern for frostbite and hypothermia if you are not properly layered up. stay safe in florida to the midwest. single digits in chicago and cleveland and also in minneapolis. take a look at the forecast for the upcoming weekend. much better. in the 60s in new york city, 40 buffalo. 737 in chicago. lake-ef

and waking up another cold start but eyes in the 60s.s the holiday for the mlk day. you can expect lighter than normal traffic. we're hot spot free. you like that. here is the ride into san francisco. no delays. we're getting word of a stall. no problems. to the bridge a heavy volume here on the right-hand side of the screen. that's the westbound ride over to the peninsula there in foster city but no problems. 11 minutes from hayward. and switching over to the traffic maps. trackers showing traffic here on highway 4 a smooth transition. and all the way out to walnut creek. it is a 16 minute trip to the 24 slip. 101. the san mateo. a good trip on 101. 21 minutes. 37 to san francisco. nice light traffic around the bay area. >>> the seattle crowd was loud but not as their flex this season after the 49ers defense set the tone with a turn over on the play. and colin kaepernick showed why he is so dangerous. and 58-yard scramble. and 190-yard line. and that's ad it dive. and check out lynch. weaving his way through the 49ers front 7 before tur

after more than two years of sleep in pace, europe's rosetta probe is waking up for an outside of this world position - it will attempt to trace down and land on a comet. >> it's a free play. into the end zone... >> and the super bowl is set. the n.f.l.'s top two teams, the dongo, and the seattle seahawks punched their games into the big apple. >> hi there everyone, and welcome to al jazeera. i'm thomas drayton. we begin with the upcoming syrian peace talks, in danger of ending before they start. on sunday the united nations invited iran to participate in the conference set to take place this week in switzerland. that invitation affects syrian opposition groups, threatening to pull out of the talks. they want iran's invitation to be rescrinded unless the current president steps down. >> the last few days have seen intense diplomacy over syria. this was moscow, a meeting the friends and allies. russia hosting the iranian and syrian frern ministers. the man from tehran making clear that his country was ready and willing to go to switzerland if invited. on sunday evening, after a round of

of the nsa reform scandal and in the wake of the obama cares of failed the rollout. sophie is really on the defense and on in this state of the union as never before. on the offensive as we've seen he's had a hard time getting b is a lot of these things done but take a look at the approval ratings the increase in ratings for our elected leaders going and said that's fatal attack on this purse and there it gets approval rating is at eighty one point six percent of their approval rating a very loud just over twelve percent there an hour looking at the president's ratings his disapproval rating is at forty nine percent approval rating only at forty three percent of the forty three percent is near. below is that we've seen in his presidency. of course katie frustration over his ability to get things done. last night he announced executive order is mentioned in touch upon him briefly their executive orders that he is going to take and how the climate in washington d c how low these approval ratings are up lead up to date this tag as a last resort for half the time to choo

up little susie wake up >> their harmonies made them famous and more than that they inspired othersbob dylan to the beatles. ♪ the movies over -- >> phil was proud to be a part of that musical heritage. >> the children play guitars and they are influenced by people we may have influenced. it sort of keeps going. it's a positive thing. >> reporter: their voices were inseparable. they reunited in the 1980s and remained close. ♪ here he comes that kathy's clown ♪ >> reporter: phil died in los angeles of complications from lung cancer. he was 74. ♪ here he comes that kathy's clown ♪ >>> join us tomorrow on air and online. we report on the controversial laws in british columbia that have reduced drunk driving death. >> these laws epitomize a perfect action. >> that's it for this edition of pbs "the newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. pbs "the newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> "the newshour weekend" is made possible by judy and josh westin, joyce b. hale, the wallick family, the cheryl and philip milstein family, ro

they tended to wake them up at 7:00 a.m.ions. >> they listed answers telling their kids they can have cereal and watch tv, but cannot go to their friends house. that day they slept until 10:06. it worked.

many of you waking up to low teens, even single digits. you add the windchills, and it's downright miserable outside. that's not going to make things any easier on the roads either where melted snow has now refrozen, and that will make for an icy commute for some. slick roads aren't the only issues. if you're traveling by rail this morning, you might want to rethink that. more than a dozen amtrak trains on the keystone line which services much of the northeast have been canceled for the day. richard jordan live at union station now where commuters are already facing the freeze on the train lines. richard? >> reporter: aaron, this is going to have a big impact on anyone traveling by train from union station to boston or over to new york. it hasn't really had much effect yet. just a few people in the terminal now. things will get worse as the day wears on. there was a 5:00 train, an acela express to boston. it was supposed to take off about 15 minutes ago. that never happened because the train was canceled. the next two trains to new york, t

up little susie wake up ♪ wake up little susie wake up >>> sad news phil eckerly has died at a californialeft and his brother don recorded more than 35 hits during their career including "wake up little susie," "bye-bye love" and "all i have to do is green" phil eblerly was 83 years old and the cause of death was not disclosed. >>> still to come, green bay, wisconsin, prepping for what could be the coldest game in football history with temperatures that may feel 40 below. and they aren't the only ones. >>> plus, the nsa is working on a super computer that could crack any encryption, meaning there's nothing you could to protect your information online. we'll explain next. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >>> live look at the u.s. ca

socialist lawmakers said earlier today that the public debate on policy changes, in their words, in the wake of snowden's whistleblowing am a has contributed to a more stable and peaceful world order. and this from politico. he writes that senate intelligence chairman --

. >> up next, a wake-up call light years in the making. more than two years after a deep sleep the european probe is waking up. the daring mission that lies ahead next. >> all this week, >> the strength of our future relies on education. >> we are creating a class of adults exposed to mediocre education. >> stealing education, part of our week long, in depth series. america tonight only on al jazeera america , the road map that >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines this hour. the syrian peace talks scheduled to begin this week are now in doubt. opposition is threatening to pull out of the geneva two talks. the city of charleston, west virginia, now considering filing a lawsuit to compensate the losses caused by the elk river comment spill. 8,000 gallons of chemical spilling into that river. the investigations are now under way at the state and federal level. today is dr. martin luther king, day, it was a day of service for many americans who came together to serve in their local communities. >> i'

other courts are waking up.have checks and balances, not in the fiscal side but in terms of the political power and the courts are waking up to the threat. >> rick, other presidents used executive orders to do things but the tweaking of things likes obamacare, we saw another tweak this week of obamacare through the executive order. that is new stuff, isn't it? isn't it scary? >> you have to expect when you a situation we are in now we can't get congress to do much of anything, presidents will always turn to the executive wer. there is going to be people who don't like what he is doing who is going to react as steve reacted. i get it. but the fact is somebody has to do something to get certain things moving in this country. i got to tell you, you look at what the president came one this week. jack kemp like enterprise zone plan. great way to use it? >> we might agree on some things but the fact is you talk about the country needing it. do we really need this move to reduce greenhouse gas pollution by 17% by 2020?

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tomorrow, waking up near 50 cause. heavy rain from the midafternoon to evening. tomorrow. a rainy day front, not bigd changes. 52 degrees. i think a lot of people will take that. sunday will be a better day this weekend as far as weather goes. monday, 54. another chance of precipitation on tuesday. overall, no 30s or teens for daytime highs. >> but everyone is going to see rain tomorrow? >> everyone is going to see rain. >> thank you so much. we are out of the big freeze,

we are all waking up to a brand new year.hile we welcome in 2014, we also need to get used to new laws from new rules for drivers to new safety measures to protect the state's wildlife, here is a look at what's changed. >> a big change for k through 12. schools must now allow them to join the sports team or use the bathroom that correlates to their orientation. a student born a boy but identifies as a girl will be allowed to use the girl's bathroom and join a team such as the girl's bathroom. the new law for restaurant workers requires them to tax any tips added to the bill. that's usually the case when you have a party of six or more at a table. employers will no longer be able to fire an employee because they are victims of domestic abuse or sexual assault. they are required to change the work phone. >>> new protection for bicyclists. they must give them three feet of clearance when cycling. if you can't, you have to slow down and let them pass. there is a grace period. police will issue warnings now and start fining driver

neighbors banged on doors to wake each other up. one woman rushed out. 17 people evacuated, no injuries, many homes were heavily damaged. >> i think it's part of the life. it's a fire. my family is fine. my kid is fine. we'll get out, we lost personal items but that's it. >> they were pounding on my windows for me to get out so i had to leave and then the flames were in the air. i thought it was like next door but it's two doors down i guess. >> seems like redwood city has a lot of industrial fires lately . what's going on? >> we have a lot of fires throughout the entire bay area residential as well as industrial areas so we're no different than any other community. >> so the cause of this one still under investigation. if it seems like there have been a lot of fires in redwood city lately you're right. in the past seven months there have been five major industrial and apartment fires. the city says they aren't connecting in any way, just a could incident. live in redwood city, kpix5. other big story today, it was really just a form

lot of fans waking up this morning just like jackie sissel. santa clara this morning. >> reporter: it was a lot better story friday. the anticipation. everything ready to go. all the excitement. today, not so much. i'm out here at levi stadium you can see 49 headquarters. what a difference a couple days make. everybody is excited and ready to go for the third consecutive nfc championship game. this morning not so much. players will be coming in late -- >> we're having a little bit of trouble with jackie's shot. we are waiting for players to come in later on today. after that hard fought loss in seattle. >>> richard, let me ask you the final play, take me through it. >> i'm the best corner in the game. that's the result you gone get. don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open up your mouth about the best. >> he's a tv guy. i'm not a tv guy, i play ball. you make one play and you talk. good play. >> obviously after a hard fought game there's a lot of respect between the team. that kind of comment disa

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to single waking up digits. early tomorrow morning -- monday night into tuesday, we could see some of the coldest temperatures -- are you ready for this? in 20 years. details in just a few minutes. steve, very much. as you said, this cold we are experiencing is dangerous cold. especially those without heat or with exposure to the elements for extended time. jeff has more on how people are dealing with these temperatures. jeff? >> i am in arlington along 23rd south. the power is back on for those who lost it. this is a consistent problem they deal with. you have these big old trees next to the power lines. in, gets on the power lines, knocking out power. this was a day where people just tried to get through it. from high and low, the effort to restore power in south arlington was an urgent one. >> we have been without power since about 3:00 a.m. abode native sons of sunny climate -- >> native sons of sunny climates -- >> i am originally from phoenix. >> california. >> would rather be back there than here. >> chil

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cardinals fans waking up disappointed this morning. following the team's tough loss in the 100th rose bowl. thousands of stanford and michigan state fans packing the stadium in pasadena. this one was close all the way but i mean, in the first possession stanford jumps out to this early 7-0 lead. everybody thought this was going to be a blow-out. this is tyler gaffney. we're tied up at 17 until that connor cook finding tony lippett over the middle. sanford falls to the spartans. >> to lose is difficult. there is no greater high than achieving that kind of level as a team. so it's difficult. we are happy with the way we played, it definitely hurts. it's not easy to lose. >> that man had a great game despite the loss the cardinals finished with 11-3 record. >> from college football to the pro t 9ers busy gearing up for trip to green bay. the showdown against the packers three days away. the two teams squared off last season. 49ers came out on top thanks to colin kaepernick. that game was at the stick. this time the 9ers have to brave thos

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thank you. >>> many of us this morning are waking up to snow-covered streets. we're checking which places are seeing the most so you can be prepared. >>> many of you could have issues on the roads. stay with us. >>> good morning. live coverage now and chuck bell coming up in a few minutes. >>> as you look outside, cars, streets, sidewalks covered in snow. clearing that could slow you down. darcy spencer live in forestville now. what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning. i have to wonder if i'm the only one thinking i'm tired of winter. people looking out their windows and cars, they've got work to do. weather. not only do we have the latest video in to the newsroom, but also an updated list of school dallas cowboys adelays -- schoo delays and closings. >>> president obama is preparing to take his state of the union on the road this morning. he will travel four states over the rest of the week to push proposals he outlined in his speech. in some cases he says he is prepared to go it alone. the president says he will use executive order powers to protect fed