nashville reporting its snowiest day in six years. in west virginia, more than a foot in some areas. the d.c. metro region still reeling from monday's storm that left drivers stranded for more than a day got even more snow. >> i hope it's not shut down for like 24 hours or 30 hours. >> reporter: school canceled in several cities, including nashville and boston what have you been doing in the snow? >> making snow angels and having snowball fights. >> reporter: bone chilling temperatures are settling in right behind the storm from the northeast to the midwest, millions are bracing for dangerous lows over the weekend. highs in the 20s and 30s. morning windchills in the single digits. some spots will feel like 30 below zero and those frigid temperatures will stick around until early next week. tuesday's high here in boston will reach only 14 degrees lester >> all right kathy park, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, covid cases soar in long-term care facilities among residents and staff. the new and shocking update from a facility we have been

. >>> let's go straight to chief meteorologist danielle breezy from wkrn in nashville. danielle, tell us what is happening at this hour right now. >> reporter: this dangerous winter storm is heading up the east coast. take a look. you can see the snow and icy conditions now extending up into the mid-atlantic. weather alerts remain in effect from florida to maine. atlanta, d.c., new york and boston all seeing impacts. this storm barrels up the coast overnight bringing heavy snow inland and wind-driven rain along the i-95 corridor. the worst conditions wrap up in new york city by 7:00 a.m. but continue for new england into the afternoon. treacherous road conditions will linger into the monday morning commute. that will be here in nashville and along the east coast, linsey. >> danielle, thank you. >>> to our other major story, the attack on the texas synagogue. tonights authorities identifyed suspect as a british national. today president biden called the incident an act of terror. the president praising law enforcement for their swift action and the cooperation between st

this is sunday morning and it's nashville. in 1979, somebody would usually say a blessing. but we had our guest from beijing there and it was a hesitant moment there. and all of a sudden, johnny cash and june carter started singing, "shall the circle be unbroken." ♪ will the circle be unbroken ♪ ♪ by and by lord ♪ ♪ in the sky in the sky ♪ >> and then it was great because he came to the united states and there was a lot of celebrating, justly so. it was one of the really important national security agendas that president carter did. ♪ electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash... and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vacation home slash vacation home. find yours on the vrbo app. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout t

right there how did you like nashville >> well, i didn't really see a a lot of nashville i was mostly in the recording studio which actually, it comes right up against the cemetery that george jones and tammy have been laid to rest at. so when we had breaks, we'd like, mike and i, would walk through and visit them i know, and we then drank a lot of bourbon a lot of bourbon to get over the nerves >> jimmy: yeah >> and sang with t-bone. >> jimmy: that's amazing i love that you're doing more musical projects because i know where you live right now is very famous for some great music was made in your building. >> yes i live in the apartment that leonard bernstein lived in when he wrote "west side story. [ cheers and applause it's kind of like, insane. >> jimmy: not too shabby >> not too shabby. >> jimmy: but also, i think another cool weird thing about where you live is that you spent a lot of time around that building when you were a kid not even knowing that you would eventually live there -- move there. >> yeah. so, when i went to college, my grandmother helped me get to new york and,

nashville could pick up four to six inches of snow, towards lexington and kentucky will get hit pretty good and then interstate travel would be the worst of t.overnight d.c. to new york city, by 8:00 a.m. it's ending in new york city, but, still, a difficult morning commute, and the heavier snows will be shifting to hartford and boston early tomorrow. how much snow are we talking about in the northeast? it does look like the heavier amounts will be from philly to new york and especially areas of southern new england. a possibility there of at least two to four inches. someone could end up with about six and that would most likely be up around boston. jonathan, the first snow storm of the season is upon us from new york city all the way to boston. tomorrow morning's drive will be difficult, and parents should plan on at least a school delay, possibly some school cancellations. >> well, i'm ready for some snow, but in the age of zoom these kids might have to have school at home. >> that would be cruel. >> let's hope the highways, particularly those around washington, d.c. are better clea

. >> hello on behalf i would like to welcome you here in nashville, tennessee. if you're watching online or joining us laterou on c-span got a great session for you today. before we started like to thank a few of the festivals key sponsors for their ongoing support t. the metro national arts commission the

stay safe and take care there in nashville. let's go to nbc news meteorologist michelle grossman with the forecast on all this. we've been paying attention. what's in store? >> hi there, alex. well, you know, i feel for the people in tennessee. think about december, the historic tornado outbreak and then they have had weekend after weekend of severe storms, snow, more snow than they have had in the past few years, and they're going to get more snow today. so let's show you where the snow is falling right now. we do have some heavy rain, though, too, in some spots. this is what radar looks like and has looked like over the last six hours. where you see the blue, that's where the snow is falling, parts of missouri, into arkansas, into the state of tennessee and also kentucky but mainly heavy rain in tennessee right now where you see that heavy rain is in the yellow and also the orange. now, we do have winter alerts all across the area where you see the white. that's your advisory. the watch is in blue. the warning's in pink and w

i would like to welcome you to the southern festival of books here in nashville tennessee. whether you are watching us online or joining us later on c-span, we have a great session for you today and we are glad you are with us. before we start, i would like to thank a few of the festival key sponsors for their ongoing support. the arts commission, the ingram content group, the tennessee arts commission, vanderbilt university, we are grateful for your continued support.

. >> hello on behalf i would like to welcome you here in nashville, tennessee. if you're watching online or joining us laterou on c-span got a great session for you today. before we started like to thank a few of the festivals key sponsors for their ongoing support t. the metro national arts commission the tennessee arts commission, vanderbilt university, parnassus books. we are thankfully are for continued support thank you for everything you do to make this a great festival every

in nashville last week. i spent some time just wandering through. >> yeah. >> there are a lot of authors and readers and would be authors and readers who attend session. i am curious, what was your experience as a first-time author, writing a book about something you are passionate about. what did you learn? what from that book could you tell or share with writers. >> write down your foot notes and your sources when you are putting them down. don't think i will go back and find out later. i am sort of kidding about that. so many things that i would write down a quote for and i would know where it is and then i would keep writing, finishing up the chapter which led to a lot of long nights when i was finishing trying to go back and find that article or where that quote was in the book. .... .... they coherent argument, stated the issue, made the case, here's what we do about it. to build that arc of a story that good story writers have was harder to do that i thought. the other thing was, the flipside is it wa

i got to tell you, nashville is a great city to live in. you got the music industry here but in my 30 years ago they decided to tax the music industry as they were going more into technology and a lot of studios in nashville are done in the back of a home that has been set up as a studio. i have been in them. i know a lot of the stars and the songwriters. a lot of them don't even live here anymore, they moved out. the mayor raised to the property tax 34%. he is a democrat, senator cooper's brother. 20 years ago when the titans came to town from houston he was having trouble getting the new stadium. they came here and they said they would not raise taxes on the city but they did in the way they did it was the did not raise property taxes. they went around and reevaluated everybody's property and they added on square footage in your home. that is how they paid for the titans' stadium. the biggest issue in nashville as we have a lot of homeless here. two, nashville is the smallest, richest city in the world because of the music industry. but t

wednesday, north carolina and western virginia, upstate new york the biggest numbers, nashville 6 inches, asheville 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 o

. >> he had mash, california split, he had nashville. in every movie he wants to capture a sense of really being there. >> when you first see you can smell that film, the steam and the piss and the cooking and all the different things that were going on in this town. it's such a beautiful film. and the absolute heart break in all of it -- >> i think people underestimate the tremendous empathy he had an a filmmaker. he loved people if they were flawed, terrible, wonderful. he celebrated real humanity. >> he's overlapping voices. he's letting the camera drift around. he may not be on the person even talking. these were unprecedented things at the time. >> there's been ensemble movies and ensemble movies and then there's nashville that sits firmly at top. >> "nashville" is a political movie. it deals with a political campaign. and the sense in which this country is both divided and deluded. >> it's nashville. >> he was taking boundaries with film making at that point and pushing it, pushing it good. >> he was crazy, stoned all the time but

el nashville hot chicken... ah, bombástico? nuestra línea de melts para ti. nos vemos en denny's. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: el robo de automÓviles en new york aumentÓ 72% en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado. la situaciÓn tiene alarmado a los residentes. reportera: imÁgenes de una persecuciÓn de un robo de auto ocurrido en manhattan en menos de una hora. la policÍa persigue al ladrÓn, quien apreta el acelerador y escapa. el ladrÓn se roba el auto a punta de navaja. todavÍa se ve el impacto del auto contra esta reja. la policÍa piensa que el sospechoso se metiÓ a un tren subterrÁneo y luego intentÓ robar otro auto. >> se meten en el carro y se van. reportera: un taxista dice que son presa fÁcil de los ladrones. >> la gente estÁ desesperada. no hay dinero en la calle. reportera: por eso prefiere manejar un auto municipal. >> porque estÁn registrados. reportera: el primer robo fue contra un chofer de uber, que pensaba que recogÍa a un pasajero. reportera: tambiÉn ha incrementado el robo de autos en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado.

nashville. you bet, boom. nashville. almost seven inches above normal, almost ten inches below normal for chicago a tough one, pittsburgh/boston >> pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh. >> i'll take boston. >> look out, it's pittsburgh >> somebody in the middle keeps winning. >> 3 for 3 >> you get sandwiches. here's the deal, we had a persistent january pattern hudson bay low sending this arctic low south, and so for january, from minneapolis all the way down to texas, temperatures below normal, but above normal out west. the good news is february, we're going to start to see it change to warmer weather here in the east, down through the gulf, but then cooler than average up into the pacific northwest. >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a look at what is going on today the winds are going to start to pick up, and we will have a wind advisory for much of the bay area and we are concerned about the north bay where there will be a high wind warning that continues through tomorrow morn

now i talked to you a little earlier and i'm pleased to say we're now joined by nashville, comma, the co founder of india's biggest retail trading platforms of rotor. and i'm 35 indian young is billionaire. thank you very much for joining us on the to be a business of the writer has grown enormously over the last couple of years. have you managed to capitalize on the retail trading boom during the pandemic? i. yes it, there has been a significant increase in the number of retail investors in india. but as the proportion of the population, that number is very tiny compared to more developed western economies. we still only have about 2 percent of the population of the country which participates in equity markets in the country that is either directly or indirectly. i think that same number in america would be, you know, upwards of 4050 percent. so it's a, it's a smaller market in terms of penetration. but by virtue of our population, it's also, you know, one of the most robust and liquid markets in the world. but early days i think we run a part where india is growing very quickly. and

so, lawrence was supposed to be with us in nashville. somehow mysteriously, the best dancer of all of "fox & friends" ended up in new york, i don't know what pete had to do with that. then he seemed to dance better -- he seemed to line dance better than the guy from texas, will, and i noticed that pete was in the building before me and will and i think he was getting line dancing lessons from the girls beforehand so he could win. there was a lot of weird stuff going on. but boy did we have fun. when they came out with those costumes. nobody was expecting it. the crowd went wild. these guys i don't know how many drinks they had in them but they totally got into the role. it was very, very fun. >> brian: those are two athletes, they could adjust without the steps on the ground, without the dr. sholls on the ground to know where to actually line dance, it seems like you guys actually knew what you were doing but more importantly had fun not knowing what you were doing. >> pete: that's true, brian. i get accused of being there early. do you

nashville is a great example of the secondary market that is growing very rapidly. atlanta is. all of north carolina, south carolina growing, and florida, miami has exploded in growth and they are back at pre-pandemic levels as well. the additional observation you would have about all of those places is they are growing in population, sometimes pretty rapidly on a relative basis, and so jobs are following people. matt: are there any shifts you see as a structural, permanent? are the businesses moving office-based out of new york -- big businesses moving office-based out of new york, chicago, l.a., into phoenix, austin, or nashville? john: in some cases, yes. some of it is just diversification. tech companies have not diminished their footprint in the historical hubs like northern california or seattle. they just expanded it and other geographies. the hard trend we do see with office-based -- office space is a strong flight to quality. they are cool, they have tremendous amenities and things that tenants like to have, whether it is food, concierge services, not just workout faci

that's why present by nashville to come here to underscore our steadfast commitment to ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. and is why we will continue our relentless diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed aggression and to promote dialogue and peace. at the same time, we continued to bolster ukraine's ability to defend itself and make clear the cost of the united states in europe. will impose on moscow if it rejects the diplomatic path that we've laid out and proceeds with an unwarranted unprovoked on acceptable invasion or destabilization of ukraine. let's get more or less from tyson barker from the german council on foreign relations. he joins us from here in berlin. welcome to d w at tyson baka, and what do you think do? do you think you crave? got what it wanted from today's meeting with the american secretary of state? well, i think he got the term, the indication that the united states stands in for solidarity with ukraine and plans to back it materially with a defensive legal assistance and a whole arsenal of costs for russia. should it decide to take the unprecedented ask

i'm busy, chris moving on to work on a shop for nashville. she's other buys a doing a for, but only do do felt discussion with you selected by vietnam, but she male, 2nd to put to fell out. hawk are functional. now normally up mid continent post doc see true for some cause control folks to more complex, you can call you on the control, talk it up on single a i think last all sit down that the dishonest most good. i remember a in a, a, a, a with i live to miss out on dana, born in a dog. although i think i own it as you go on with why you are you, are you gonna drop it off with commas? cuz he'll fussy, shall you, will not kneeling together or what if it brought up to nearby? shall we monkey short look if you really need it because won't be an object. i'm basic optima, new friendly. what we, what felt that we quoted me financially. my city, my friend cycle shop in the vicinity. last week, i so focused clinic, it are swamped for something mom on what did you want the regular long as you meet. there's gotta do it penmark with bovine just need you

that's why present by nashville to come here to underscore our steadfast commitment to ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. and it's why we will continue our relentless diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed aggression and to promote dialogue and peace. at the same time, we continued to bolster ukraine's ability to defend itself and make clear the costs of the united states and europe will impose on moscow if it rejects the diplomatic path that we've laid out. and proceed with an unwarranted unprovoked, unacceptable invasion or destabilization of ukraine. earlier i spoke with steven piper, he's a former us diplomat. he's now a senior fellow at the brookings institution. and we spoke about washington's diplomatic strategy and how the u. s. and its allies can prevent aggression from moscow. i think russia has tried to frame this crisis as nato russia, but it's really about ukraine. so it's a good thing that secretary lincoln was there to underscore american and western support for ukraine, but also to talk about more american defense supplies as a way to help the ukrainians better h

la tormenta ocasionÓ retrasos de hasta ocho horas en las carreteras de nashville, una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas en tennessee. miles de trabajadores como jesÚs fernÁndez empezaron las labores de limpieza desde las 6:00 de la maÑana y con muy bajas temperaturas. >> tengo cinco ropas, mÁs tres pantalones, dos medias y unas botas especiales para la nieve. reportera: en nueva york, el 20 % del personal de limpieza se reportÓ enfermo de covid. new jersey fue declarado estado de emergencia, y las labores de la carretera y la distribuciÓn de mÁs de 100 toneladas de sal para ayudar en la limpieza empezaron aÚn mÁs temprano. >> el equipo ha estado trabajando desde las 2:00 de la maÑana. se sabÍa que iba a caer una cantidad de nieve, dijeron que entre 4... o un pie. reportera: hubo personal que no pudo trabajar hoy. >> es inevitable y hay que tener mucho cuidado. se estÁn haciendo exÁmenes constantemente. reportera: los centros de prueba ante covid en new jersey cerraron en su mayorÍa. en nueva york, las autoridades decidieron mantener los colegios abiertos, pero no ocurriÓ l

and again, i'm glad we are nashville. we are so happy to have you i know vanderbilt happy to have you elise gave us a brief bio of who you are extraordinaire author personality voice hip-hop scholar minister ordained minister and all of the above so welcome again, we're gonna get started. you know, i i went through this book and you know, i my routine is that i have a million posted notes and a million person. yep. yep. i am that person who read it all so so get ready doctor doesn't raise it. you have to tell me what's in there. i probably read all of it. i'm just joking y'all. i read the book. i wrote it. i got it. okay, he read the book and i have 13 pages of notes because i'm a great student. so yes, please lord lord. you got it. i hope my students are watching man so they can see how you do it. you know, i hope so. i hope so, so please if you haven't had a chance to get the book we're gonna dive into i don't want to give too much away one of the things i love about this book dr. dyson entertaining race performing blac

we're already seeing ttmperatures plummet in the low 30's for dallas, new orleans and nashville, 40 degrees, but just barely with atlanta. 39 degrees on a count of that massive winter storm and we're getting that snow and rain mixture out of memphis. as we zoom on in closer to stormtracker 4, we're seeing some pockets of heavy downpours, rain widespread from the florida panhandle, even as far north as nashville, tennessee. and it is expected to make its way into the northeast tomorrow night where we could see coastal flood advisories for most of the northeast coastline. in addition to that, upwards of 18 inches of snow with wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour as that storm makes its track northward throughout the united states. but closer to home for us here in the bay area. overall tracking dry conditions. but there are some showers out in the pacific, especially to our south in monterey county, really going to bring drizzle into that area. fortunately remaining dry for us here throughout our 2nd half of the weekend. details ahead on your full bay area forecast. it just a few minutes. jonat

el nashville hot chicken... ah, bombástico? nuestra línea de melts para ti. nos vemos en denny's. amor ¿todo bien? mi amor ¡este va a ser un viaje movido! ¡uso trulicity una vez y quedo lista para toda la semana! trulicity empieza a reducir el azúcar en mi sangre desde la primera dosis, ayundado a mi cuerpo a liberar la insulina que aun produce. y me ayuda a reducir mi a1c. la mayoría de las personas alcanzaron un a1c menor de 7%. trulicity no es insulina. y puedo perder hasta 10 libras. trulicity es para personas con diabetes tipo 2, no con diabetes tipo 1. no ha sido aprobada en niños. no uses trulicity si eres alérgico a sus ingredientes, o si tú o tu familia padece de carcinoma medular de tiroides, o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2. suspende su uso y llama a tu médico de inmediato si presentas una reacción alérgica, un bulto o inflamación en el cuello, dolor de estómago severo, cambios en la visión o retinopatía diabética. serios efectos secundarios podrían incluir pancreatitis. usar trulicity con una sulfonilurea o insulina aumenta el riesgo

el nashville hot chicken... ah, bombástico? nuestra línea de melts para ti. nos vemos en denny's. amor ¿todo bien? mi amor ¡este va a ser un viaje movido! ¡uso trulicity una vez y quedo lista para toda la semana! trulicity empia a reducir el azúcar en mi sangre desde la primera dosis, ayundado a mi cuerpo a liberar la insulina que aun produce. y me ayuda a reducir mi a1c. la mayoría de las personas alcanzaron un a1c menor de 7%. trulicity no es insulina. y puedo perder hta 10 libras. trulicity es para personas con diabetes tipo 2, no con diabetes tipo 1. no ha sido aprobada en niños. no uses trulicity si eres alérgico a sus ingredientes, o si tú o tu familia padece de carcinoma medular de tiroides, o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2. suspende su uso y llama a tu médico de inmediato si presentas una reacción alérgica, un bulto o inflamación en el cuello, dolor de estómago severo, cambios en la visión o retinopatía diabética. serios efectos secundarios podrían incluir pancreatitis. usar trulicity con una sulfonilurea o insulina aumenta el riesgo de

being in nashville i think is a wonderful opportunity because nashville is a blue city. you are surrounded by democratic views and policies, lots of eccentric people of all political stripes. it is in red states where you get strong protections for not just business but for a more normal, traditional way of life, protections against some of the politicians who have upended our way of life, especially over the past two years. and you are close to washington. i fly into d.c. frequently. it's an hour or hour and a half lie. i host a podcast with senator cruz. we go there, i get my fill of three to four hours of washington, d.c., the madness going out, then i return to real america. host: since you brought him up, senator ted cruz has been in the news lately about his interview with tucker carlsen on fox news and january 6. talk to us a little bit about what your perspectives are of the january 6 anniversary in washington, and the controversy that senator cruz seems to have stepped into. guest: i will start with january 6 first before i get to senator cruz. i think that the

nashville may get up to a half a foot of snow, while north carolina is bracing for significant icing. the governor declaring a state of emergency, warning of possible power outages and travel disruptions. crews spent friday getting ready, even with many employees out with covid. >> we may not be able to respond as fast. so we're encouraging people to be prepared. >> reporter: on top of the wintery mix, 21 million under wind chill alerts. some of the coldest air will reach new england where it could fall a dangerous 40 degrees below zero. and tonight in the middle of the arctic blast, the buffalo bills and new england patriots face off in upstate new york in what may be one of the coldest playoff games in nfl history. the temperature at kickoff may only reach 7 degrees. and this certainly is a high impact weather system. by sunday afternoon, the mid atlantic states will be seeing some snow as well. as you know, virginia is still reeling from the traffic nightmare from last week on i-95 from a separate storm system. so on thursday and friday, crews were out there pretreating the roads.

figure skating championships are being held in nashville. karen chen is in second place, andly yao is in third. the winner will be decided tonight after the long program, and you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. can you just tell how happy they were to be on the ice. >>> winter olympics begin here on february 3rd. you can start listening right now wherever you get your podcast, so we prefer you wait until 7:00. >> no kidding. exactly. we have a lot going on. so great to see those skaters out on the ice as well. >> yeah, they are so excited and happy. >> yeah, get to know them more because they are representing the bay area. 4:56 right now. a lot more news on "today in the bay." teachers are calling out sick across the bay area. we will have a live report on how it could impact a lot of kids learning for today. >>> and then detecting the omicron variant. new advice from local experts on how to get the most reliable results. >>> we are seeing some fog right now in the bay area. we have got some rain to our north. what this mean for us?

media hora de enfrentamientos un grupo de policÍas matÓ a un hombre en una carretera interestatal en nashville, tennessee. los agentes dispararon cuando sacÓ de uno de sus bolsillos un objeto que resultÓ ser un cilindro de metal. la autoridad local puso a los agentes en asignaciÓn administrativa mientras investigan los detalles de el tiroteo. paulina: en todo un hÉroe se convierte un niÑo hispano de iowa que le salvÓ la villa a toda su familia luego de que su casa se incendiÓ durante la madrugada, pero fue tal la valentÍa del chiquito que hoy es admirado hasta por el propio departamento de bomberos. el angÉlica nos presenta esta historia. eli: un fuerte olor que venÍa de la cocina fue lo que hizo que juan saltara de su cama en plena madrugada. >> me doliÓ como si alguien estaba cocinando palomitas. vino a mi cuarto y me dijo:"¡levÁntense, levÁntense!". eli: no tarda en caer en cuenta que no se trataba de palomitas de maÍz sino de un incendio que amenazaba con devorar su casa mÓvil. por eso corriÓa alertar a su familia. todavÍa no se recupera del susto. [habla en inglÉs] eli:

nashville getting record snowfall. >> millions of americans facing a tough commute to work this morning and the airlines are struggling. our team is covering all the angles on this fast-moving storm. ginger is tracking the very latest. she starts us off right here in new york. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. yes, our first significant snowstorm of the season. here in central park, we have had more than 5 1/2 inches, so this storm is performing. yes, it is wrapping up. the problem is it's still wrapping up new england, and the roads have become sloppy very quickly. we've had more than 8 1/2 inches possible reported at laguardia, so cancellations have been a big issue, and then there's going to be wind. a lot of cold behind it. so let's go ahead and look at that map to show you what's happening now, where it's going to be moving. most folks end in the next couple of hours, even in connecticut, but rhode island into boston, i hold onto your snow until about noon or 1:00, and then it's going to be moving up into maine for the later afternoon. it starts to wrap up, and

tracking with stormtracker 4, widespread light to moderate and even pockets of heavy rain all the way from nashville, tennessee. and as far south as panama city throughout the florida panhandle. and this storm is going to make its track into the northeast sunday night into monday for the long holiday. martin luther king junior day weekend. we're tracking 18 inches of snow, at least also 50 to 60 miles per hour. wind gusts and throughout the northeast coastline could even see some flood advisories going into effect as well. so sleet, snow, ice, you name it. it's going to wreak havoc there. but for us here in the bay area no longer under that tsunami advisory. but we are tracking a line of sprinkles out there right now from half moon bay, even low p does as well. and we are expecting to see some light scattered hit or miss drizzle because of this storm to the south making its way northward currently over the central coast out there right now in parts of monterey coast line. but overall, not tracking really night country says amount of rain will be lucky if we get that. so most of it going to evaporate

procedente de tennessee, kentucky y virginia ocasionÓ retrasos de hasta ocho horas en las carreteras de nashville, una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas en tennessee. 2400 vuelos fueron cancelados. otros 1600 retrasados. miles de trabajadores como jesÚs fernÁndez empezaron las labores de limpieza desde las 6:00 de la maÑana y con muy bajas temperaturas. >> tengo cinco ropas y tres pantalones. bÑanca: en nueva york, el 20% del personal de limpieza se reportÓ en forma de covid—19. new jersey fue declarado estado de emergencia y las labores en las carreteras y la distribuciÓn de mÁs de 100 t de sal para ayudar en la limpieza empezaron mÁs temprano. >> el equipo ha estado trabajando desde las 2:00 de la maÑana. sabÍa que iba a caer nieve. blanca: tambiÉn allÍ hubo persona que no pudo trabajar hoy. >> es inevitable y hay que tener mucho cuidado. por eso se estÁn haciendo exÁmenes constantemente. blanca: los centros de prueba cerraron en su mayorÍa. en nueva york, las autoridades decidieron mantener los colegios abiertos, pero no ocurriÓ lo mismo en boston, donde la acumulaciÓn de nieve

those were held this weekend in nashville to determine the newest members of team usa. kristina shalhoup introduces us to the athletes who made the cut. >> this past week the u.s. figure skating championships were full of heartbreak. and triumph. >> but for 16 skaters, the honor went beyond bronze, silver or gold, extended all the way to red, white and blue the colors they'll be wearing on behalf of the united states in beijing in a matter of weeks. >> 3 women were chosen in the ladies singles category, starting with mariah bell. a big welcome plays for. >> bell. >> this will be bell's first olympic games and has a 25 year-old. she'll be the oldest of the 3 ladies competing from the usa. she cruised to an olympic dead after an inspiring this past week. i decided that this was something that i. >> completely what's capable of. and i wasn't going to let this dream slip away. and i just, you know, really leaned into my support system. you know, i'm so grateful for all the highs, all the lows. i wouldn't change a thing that will be accompanied by karen chen who has made the

and the nashville hot chicken... bombastic? our lineup of melts, grilled to please. see you at denny's. >> 7.16, and for your money. this morning, california has one of the lowest quitting rates in the nation. and what's the highest paying job in california? jane king live in quit rate quitting. my quick. is that what you mean? like? >> yes. okay. like the great resignation. that's right. but let's talk about the making the cut money. so if you want to make a lot of money in california. >> try being a the beer labor statistics says it is the top paying job on average $225,000, texas. by the way, the only state that did not have a position of some sort at the top of their highest-paid occupation list. will california's resignation people voluntarily quitting their jobs is low among states will have said its 45th lowest in the nation at 2.3%. now compare that to the highest, which is alaska at 5.2% companies across the u.s. dealing with unusually high rates of people quitting their jobs lately, although have slowed down a little bit the past couple of months. and apple

outages just because of how much is there and you've also got the snow, boris, the heaviest between nashville and charlotte. >> headaches for days. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, much more on our breaking news. tsunami threats for the west coast of the country right now. we will get the latest information to you just ahead. >>> and in a new cnn original series "reframed" discover the life and legacy of the true marilyn monroe. it premieres tonight. here is a preview. ♪ you don't own me ♪ >>> marilyn monroe knew that she was more than just a pretty face. >> she wanted control of her own destiny. >> it's frustrating that people can't think about her in terms of her intellect. >> marilyn challenges what it means to have agency as a woman. >> to see a woman that is so in charge of her sexuality, is extremely empowering. >> this woman is so comfortable in her skin. >> she was rolling the dice with her career in very real terms. >> marilyn would have been the biggest influencer of all time. creating her own production company, getting films made. >> marilyn monroe is a mi

take nashville. it voted almost 2 to 1 for biden over trump. it's a fast-growing city. and so state house republicans are trying to push through a map that would effectively divide nashville's davidson county into three districts to dilute the county's minority vote. that's the purpose. that's the point. and yes, democrats play the partisan power grab game as well. take a look at two of the ten house republicans who had the courage to impeach donald trump. adam kinzinger and john katko. they put country over party. but democrats in illinois and new york rewarded their courage by threatening to redraw their districts. and both men decided not to run for re-election as a result. that's a real loss for our democracy. as these battles play out in state after state we should see how many of our partisan divides are being exacerbated by design. it's no wonder we've learned in recent weeks about how the trump administration tried to politically influence the census count to benefit republicans in redistricting. according to workers at the census bureau. they were literally try

south of nashville and franklin several inches. it the continues to make its way up to the east and to the northeast. if you get down towards atlanta, we've had sleet and freezing rain waiting for that cold air to drop down to change it over to snow and it hasn't done that. it's going to take a few more hours as we see the snow coming from alabama across jam of. accumulations are real treating travel chaos because temperatures have been hovering right around freezing in the south and they will drop. now, you get into the carolinas from the piedmont in towards central, virginia. it will be a devastating storm with mainly an ice event that could knock out power to millions. you already mentioned a couple hundred thousand that we're out. in the infancy of the storm. some of the totals that you can see here getting well over 9, 10 inches, gatlinburg, expect snow here, but some of the areas are really staggering when you look at the amounts. that's just tip of the iceberg. now the ice. it is beginning to really form. already a quarter o

for right now, we're already starting to see that transition over into snow for cities like nashville and memphis, all rain at the moment for atlanta and huntsville, but that is expected to change in the coming hours. farther to the east, again, ice right now for areas like columbia, south carolina, and charlotte. i wish i had better news, but it's likely going to continue that way for the next several hours. by several i mean 6 to 12 hours for a lot of these areas. then the system from there, again, starts to get a lot of colder air pulling back in. you're going to see that transition to snow for atlanta, chattanooga, huntsville, and then eventually the system begins to slide to the north. washington, d.c., philadelphia, maybe a little bit of snow on the front end, but it's going to melt once the warmer air from the southeast pulls in and everything changes back over into rain. same thing for new york and boston. it's the bulk of this is going to be rain and heavy rain during the morning commute tomorrow. i realize not everybody has to work tomorrow for the holiday but those of you t

and the nashville hot chicken... bombastic? our lineup of melts, grilled to please. see you at denny's. >>> you have to evacuate. okay. >> sheriff's office. sheriff's office. >> boulder county, colorado releasing steny new buddy camera video showing sheriff's deputies rush to evacuate people and pets ahead of last month's fast-moving marshall fire. >> east, kyle, evacuate. everybody had east. go towards 36. move now, leave your stuff. go. the fire is at the back, go. >> fanned by 100 mile-per-hour wind, it burned hundreds of homes to the ground in a matter of hours. one person died, and another is still missing. thanks to the deputies who ran into the danger, everyone else made it out. >>> a somber procession across the bay today as the body of alameda county sheriff's recruit david nguyen was taken from the i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way

winter weather advisory or warning, and we are looking at snow developing now, making its way from nashville all the way into pennsylvania as this system intensifies, it's going to be bringing heavy snow from virginia to maine tonight on into tomorrow morning. the morning commute will be a real mess. we're talking about i95, i90, i76. one to two inches of snow per hour and snowfall anywhere from 3 to 8 inches before it's all over. lester. >> all right, al thank you. >>> hollywood is mourning an icon tonight peter bogdanovich the director of classics which earned him two oscar classics as well at "paper moon" and "what's up, doc" died today. he was also an actor, including a recurring role on the "sopranos. he was 82. >>> up next how one jester of humility offered hope on one of america's darkest days >>> for all the darkness, what happened here also brought out the best in people, including a democratic congressman who sent a powerful message these images are seared in our collective memory. rioters scaling the walls, breaking through the doors of our democracy, desecrating the people's hous

i'm shepherd smith this is the news on cnbc >>> a massive snowstorm moving fast, nashville to new england >> we're seeing numerous accidents and/or people needing help >> forecasters calling for an inch or more per hour. the millions already impacted and those set to get hit next. >>> the supreme court prepares to take on the white house vaccine mandate. what's at stake for american workers and private employers everywhere >>> mistrial ammunition in the ghislaine maxwell case a juror's after trial remarks that are putting a dark cloud over the verdict >>> antonio brown fights back releasing text messages. >>> russian troops arrive amid deadly chaos in kazakhstan >>> and the crypto scammers shattering records >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepherd smith. >>> good evening a year later it's still shocking, isn't it that americans would attack the capitol, break down its doors, defecate in its halls, injure officers, target lawmakers, hoist a gallows and noose and scream of hanging the vice president of the united states of america couldn't believe it then

figure skating championships began today in nashville and run through sunday. top finishers will earn a spot on team usa. among those competing are richmond's own alyssa lu and chen didn't have to look far for idol growing up. >> particular impact? >> christy yamaguchi, we're both from fremont and she would show up at rink like mentor and incredible human being. >> karen chen, so cute. opening ceremony in beijing a month from tomorrow, coverage on nbc bay area starts before, we're your olympic station. >> kristi yamaguchi, peggy fleming, brian boitano, rock stars of skating from here. >>> up around lake tahoe, signs of warming, we had freeze warnings, single digit temperatures around the bay area, south lake tahoe is 37 degrees, snow level gone up. winter weather advisory, high wind warning will drop, after that, good travel. wednesday to thursday five to six inches of snow. san jose at 53, it was in the 30s this weekend. it's more mild. rain in walnut creek, 52 degrees, and wet roadways across the golden gate bridge is sample of the morning commute, it's 55, n

. >> the super bowl and afc runs through nashville with the titans and the first-round bi. they take on the steelers next week the nfc saints needed a prayer and did their part against the falcons and finished the first half and didn't look back getting the 30-20 win. 49ers needed a road game win against the rams they sent the game into overtime after a field goal to take the lead in o.t. thomas came up close with the interception to field the come back and the 49ers win it. tampa bay begins their journey to repeat their win against the eagles >>> hoping recover from a four-day losing streak with the s&p 500. looking at the market with steve. >> good morning francis and steve. absolutely fascinating we had some interesting mixed days the u.s. unemployment is back below 4% 3 3.9 again. on cpi and consumer inflation. the fed chair powell testifying before the senate as well. looking at the futures, we are caught flat on the dow and s&p talk the jobs fair the full return to the office is apparently dead to many experts including bloom who is an economist at stan pord who says

now, severe weather we'll touch on in a minute but it's been an icy mess eaves of nashville. takes a while for the colder temperatures and change the rain to a sleet and snow mix. this is the problem. notice the rainfall. don't be surprised that you see snow in d.c., philadelphia and new york but it changes the rain quickly. but where the rain is moving up, and it's heavy. that color of purple is not changing. that's significant icing. if you look at already some of the snow totals. these are going to go. several areas will have over a foot. it's the ice. half an inch to an inch accumulation. that will down more than power lines and trees and cause a problem. heavy snow in the appalachian chain, areas of concern, in the cities i've told you about, buffalo and cleveland and mainly rain. coastal flooding will be a big, big problem when you get all the way up into connecticut and rhode island, jessica. >> before i let you go. we've talked about the snow and ice and we also have some video out of florida about a possible tornado tearing through ft. myers, look at that. we're hear