insurance in texas, effectively, that is now illegal. and in missouri, it is outright illegal. missouri is being taken to federal court right now over their efforts to make it basically impossible to people to figure out how to get health insurance in that state. because the law that missouri passed flat out makes it illegal for anybody to offer anyone any advice concerning benefits, terms or features of any health insurance plan. you can't talk about that in missouri. so sure, millions of people across the country who could not get health insurance before now should be able to get it because of health le foreform. but republican-controlled state governments are making it illegal, or at least hopefully impossible for you to find out that there are health insurance options out there that you might like. and conservative groups across the country are trying to convince you that health insurance itself is just a terrible, terrible idea. and you don't want it anyway. it is clear that republicans did not want the health reform to pass in the first place. they didn't want president obama and the

. auburn claims the ssec title ovr missouri. but will they go all the way? the bcs title is at stake. >> i hope you're waking up to a winning team. let's put it that way. i'm not -- it does not feel good. >> i knew that before i asked the question though. >> i know! good morning, everybody. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 out west. this is "new day sunday." >> might be one of the days you just want to peek out the window and stay inside. we're talking about ice and snow. and just the cold fact for a large part of the eastern united states that's what it is today. >> yeah. but beyond it just being annoying and in the way, it is dangerous. seven deaths are being blamed or linked to the storm. look for ice and snow to make driving really risky from southern ohio all the way to washington, d.c. and before the day is done, the system will slide north to philly, new york, boston. there's going to be this mixture of ice and sleet and snow and rain and all the junk you really don't want to deal with on the roads. had is dallas. look at this. miles of drivers

applause. for bonnie hartley who emanates from the missouri heck nation she's n.y. a health center in oakland. their proud and strong people working to strengthen our communities. and they decipher the honor go tonight so with those strong leaders we have a lot to celebrate. again, i want to thank k q e d for helping to identify those wonderful leaders and giving them the due recognition. on behalf of the city i want to call outline 4 of those heros up and join me many declaring this is to american heritage indian month in sa month in san francisco. (clapping.) >> once again thank you mayor ed lee. (clapping.) for all unify done and your words. thank you. are the dancers ready to go? we are. all right. to please stand if you'reable. we go over to friendship house drum. for a grand entry as you recognize the grand entrance of all our dancers. so here we go. make them dance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcoming our dancers. welcoming our dancers our men straight dancers. welcome boys. we also welcome our chicken dancer justin good to see you. welcoming our grass dancers our men fancy war dance

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from missouri to maine, about to be hit again. already cars on the highway, flipping in the freezing rain. >>> and the real story of the spoonful of sugar, the man behind the famous songs, tells us secrets to the music we love. ♪ a spoonful of sugar ♪ helps the medicine go down >> our person of the week. >>> good evening to you on this friday, a day filled with a lot of breaking news, we begin with that story out of colorado. a student with a shotgun at arapahoe high school 30 minutes outside denver, these are high school children, evacuating their school, hands in the air, patted down by authorities as part of a search for the gunman. when it was over, cheerful reunions, a scene now eerily familiar in this country. you'll recall tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the shooting at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. but new details are still pouring in out of colorado tonight. we head to abc's clayton sandell with the latest right now. >> reporter: friday afternoon at arapahoe high school, students streaming from classrooms, evacuated by police officers, guns drawn.

awful lot of people, there's a lot more of this ahead tonight. from missouri to maine, the massive storm dumped snow. 1,000-mile swath stretching through 23 state, more than 100 million people in the storm's path. for some, it turned deadly. car crashes in missouri claimed three lives and dozens of accidents were reported across several other states. in indiana, state police issued a travel warning. near indianapolis, firefighters had to rescue the driver trapped in this multivehicle crash. this car was stopped at a light as the first two cars collided. >> they hit each other in the intersection and spun out. one hit us and the other one went behind us. >> reporter: for many people, this is the third storm system in the past week. at airports, almost 1,000 flights were canceled throughout the day, leaving passengers grounded and grumpy. >> driving all this way thinking i was going to get to the airport and they were going to cancel, it was like, this is my holiday vacation. i was just -- i thought i was going to lose it. >> reporter: on thousands of miles of roads, plows worked ove

and law at the university of missouri kansas city thank you so much for joining me now if jamie diamond is so clearly violator of these laws if he so clearly a criminal why haven't any charges been brought up against him. no charges have been brought up against any of the elite bankers whose for a cause the crisis so he's being treated like all the other criminal c.e.o.'s he gets complete immunity now we constantly hear about large banks may have acted unethically in the run up to the financial crisis but they weren't acting illegally is that true in your opinion well actually the justice department has stopped repeating that line in fact the justice department is now taking the position in case after. case in writing in pleadings where they're responsible under professional obligations to you know have a good faith basis for this they say it was fraud and it was a massive fraud it was led by the largest most powerful allegedly most sophisticated banks in the world it isn't just the department of justice many other federal and of these such as the federal housing finance adminis

storm. nick valencia is live in kansas city, missouri, for us. >> and jennifer gray is in the cnn severe weather center, but nick, we're going to start with you. go ahead. >> reporter: good morning, pamela and victor. the worst is yet to come here, but officials here that i've spoken to say they'll be prepared for that storm when it does gechlt t to the nation's midsection. from cars skidding on frozen roads and some flipping over -- to flight delays at the nation's airports, an expected power outages, it's beginning to look a lot like a holiday travel nightmare. here's the wild forecast. ice storm warnings in oklahoma. severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across the south. heavy snow and flooding in the nation's midsection. who's going to be impacted? more than 94 million americans traveling this week. already dangerous driving conditions this morning in kansas and iowa. >> just try to stop. i mean -- safest, but i couldn't -- my car just went out like this. >> reporter: and if you're flying, watch out for possible flight cancellations in the midwest and up to two-hour del

delays, and this morning winter weather advisories and warnings are posted from missouri to maine. marlie hall is here in new york and she is definitely dressed for the challenge this morning. marlie. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this surprisingly strong storm swept across the country, smacking the mid-atlantic region with snow and dangerous deadly ice. the storm slowed traffic and caused numerous accident including a fatal crash on the pennsylvania turnpike. 50 cars were involved in fender benders there. some motorists were stranded for up to seven hours. traffic was snarled from pennsylvania to new jersey. >> the driving today was terrible. it was wet everywhere. my car slipped around the road everywhere. you know, just really bad conditions out there. >> reporter: in philadelphia, nearly 10 inches of snow fell. yesterday's game in philadelphia between the eagles and detroit lions was played in near whiteout conditions. in maryland, a pickup truck slid off the road, and the snowy icy conditions hit new york but is expected to turn to rain later this morning. >> seemed

sipped in paris 30 years ago that moved him to open his own brewery in kansas city, missouri, in 1989. boulevard is known for novel and american-interpretations of belgium beer styles. the two company heads called the merger a fit. but many say it will dill lieutenant the brand. this is not the first time that a big beer swallowed up a craft company. miller coor's owns the craft pierre, and so what is making craft beer flow? we went to churchke in washington, d.c. and met with a beer so sommelier. >> i feel that craft beer is always secondary to flavor impact. non-craft beer is first determined by more business acumen. >> he sees a world of difference between craft beer and big brewers lik anheuser-busch and coor's. >> it's flavor. you know, on a visceral level, craft beer is something that you can't stay away from because it is so engrossing when you come to its textures, it's tastes and aromas. >> one of a growing number of restaurant and bars catering to craft beer lovers or simply different. >> it is a fun bar with a very large collection of beers that we don't ever find elsewhere

, mississippi, missouri, illinois, and indiana. in arkansas the state's governor declared a statewide emergency to make it easier for crews to repair damage to downed trees and power lines. in missouri, forecasters are warning of up to 8 inches of snow, that will fall later denied. the bad weather turning deadly in texas. at least two people were killed in car accidents as a result of the storm. about a quarter of a million people in dallas are without power tonight, and airlines have canceled almoot 2,000 flights, most of them out of dallas, fort worth. this same system swept through the plans yesterday dumping one to 2 feet of snow in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. fox news meteorologist is live in the fox news weather center with the latest for us on what to expect. rick. >> big impact from this storm, wide reaching from agriculture to livestock, and the natural gas, big problems with the temperatures like this. take a look of the wind chill in glasgow, montana,-40. between-35 and-40 all day long. -33 and-12 in denver. -8 in armonk. very cold air over very widespread areas. the

ended up at 17th and missouri. they abandoned the van and ran away. the van was stolen from the south bay and police say again these guys are still on the loose. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> right now, a lot of people in the south bay are wondering if they have these numbers on their mega millions tickets. 8, 14, 17, 20, 39 and the mega number 7. kpix 5's kiet do is in san jose where a winning ticket was sold for one of the biggest lottery jackpots ever. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: good morning, brian. you know, when i heard that the winning ticket was sold in san jose, i asked my wife, please, did you buy it in east san jose? she said no so that's why i'm here at work this morning. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the owner of a jenny's gift in east san jose his name it thuy nguyen. he got the call from lottery officials. he had sold the winning ticket. he will get about a million dollars. now, the store is located in lion plaza one of the oldest strip malls of vietnamese businesses in san jose. it happens a loyal group of lottery players and they are all trying to

missouri, three decades before, more or less, i had campaigned for harriet woods for the senate of the united states, and she had been within one percentage point, but she ran out of money, the television ads were very negative, and she lost by a very heartbreaking margin in beating john danforth who became the senator from missouri. all right. that was a long time before, right, but let me just say -- it was less than 2000 votes that made the difference. for instance, it was so clearly about money and about last- minute money that her race was the inspiration for starting emily's list, which means early money is like yeast. it was clear that she could and should have won. because she lost, because not enough people in missouri and not enough women voted, danforth had once hired a young man named clarence thomas who had left his studies as a catholic priest to go to law school, sharing danforth's idea of nation of church and state. elevated to the u.s. senate, danforth sought out this rare black conservative, took him out of his job as a corporate lawyer for monsanto, made him a le

team coverage tracking this brutal weather. nick valencia out in kansas city, missouri, and jennifer gray at the cnn weather center. nick, we'll start with you. >> reporter: well, pamela, good morning. it has gotten progressively colder out here in kansas city. it feels about 12 degrees right now. and though we haven't seen the worst of it yet, officials have prepared for -- take a look. -- thrown down on the roads making sure they're prepared for the freezing rain and snow expected later today in this forecast. you talked about flight cancellations, delays. well, southwest is a main carrier -- airline out of this airport. they tell us so far, no cancellations, no delays. that's the good news. i mentioned the worst is coming, so if you are getting a flight today, are catching a flight, it's best to check with the airline. if you're hitting the roads, in missouri, interstate 44 very slick out there. the whole midsection of the country feeling the brunt of the severe weather system from mexico up towards wisconsin. seeing places like oklahoma waking up with severe weather, ice, freezin

third of america from missouri to maine. abc's rob nelson is in boston for us this morning. rob, good morning. >> reporter: oh, good morning to you, dan. just a few hours ago it was snowing pretty heavily out here in boston, but after that fast-moving storm moved right through here, basically temperatures went up well above freezing right now, and now it's a steady drizzle, which means one thing, all of this snow you see right now has turned into it, you guessed it, a bunch of slush. this morning residents in almost two dozen states are digging out of the snow that has blanketed almost 1,000 miles of the u.s. >> this makes it hard to drive on it. >> reporter: from missouri to maine and every major city in between, snow accumulations anywhere from an inch to over a foot, creating hazardous traveling conditions. ten people killed on the roads in missouri since friday. >> it's pretty horrible out there right now. on my way here, you couldn't see the road. >> reporter: overnight, a charter bus in newark slammed into a bridge, causing major damage sending 12 passengers to the hospital and

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. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...florida st is #1, followy ohio state, auburn, alabama missouri. stanford is up to #7... they play ariz st for . >>> the bcs rankings are out. florida state number 1. stanford number 7. you're looking at the rams and 49ers, michael crabtree back six months after tearing his achilles tendon. >> he wasn't down long, kaepernick look and found him, look what happened. davis gets it and hurdles into the end zone. the 49ers improve to 8-4. peyton manning and the broncos threw for five touchdowns and they win it 35-28. steph curry gives the warriors the lead, but sacramento had the last shot. thomas playing beat the clock. five, thomas to the rim. bogut gets the rebound. warriors win. >> the warriors get a road win, bogut came through with the big block. 115 to 113. >> thanks. and just like that, that will do it for us at 10:00. we'll be at channel five at 11:00. we'll see you then. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [popping] [whispering loudly] i'm hungry. mooovie monday! the only cure i know for the monday blues is... varsity blues. let's go! let's go, let's go, let's go! take a seat down ther

persecusión en la calle 19 y missouri. >> los dos sospechosos se dieron a la fuga. >> las autoridades encontraron el cajero automatico que se robaron. >> en la escuela primaria freeman en la 14 oeste se detuvo a 3 de 6 sospechosos que participaron en balacera. >> oficiales de sweetwater encontraron a jason brat parapetado por violencia doméstica. >> una mujer habría contratado a abogados para evitar que la desconectaran de respirador artificial por muerte cerebral por cirugía. >> se está educando a la comunidad para que tenga conocimiento sobre los planes de cobertura medica. >> manuel va apurado pues en su hogar necesitan seguro. >> por la salud de mi familia. >> la versión estatal de obama care cover california da información a las personas que quieren tener beneficio de salud por internet. >> se da información a las personas sobre sus opciones les toma unas dos horas. >> para que así tengan la información básica. >> y van fuera de sus locales. >> en las calles de la comunidad trabajando con agencias comunitarias. >> al evaluar las opciones de seguro se ve el ingreso en el

next system diving down. down from montana yaened making its way around missouri and consist. you'll see the wintry mix. another low that is going to start developing here so we are going to be looking at these two combining their impact and start to bring rain into the southeast and also more snow into the ohio valley especially as you go through tomorrow. notice into the northeast we are going to start to see some rain and snow. a little bit of that wintry mix. by sunday looking at the low producing more of that moisture offshore and the snow making its way out toward the main and giving the conditions towards the end of the weekend talking about a good amount. d.c. under an inch but new york city could get 2 to 4 inches and boston up their totals as much as a foot of snow possible in your area, cleveland, 4 to 6 inches and it goes on and on. the question everyone is asking how long does it stay this way? look at the temperatures so far below normal. today a high of 33 and tomorrow, a high of 27. >> what is the temperature in the caribbean? >> i know is someone who does know. >> i'

missouri for tomorrow and get into the weekend. snow from the northeast all the way back to missouri. a wintry mix again. you're talking about new england really basically back down through west virginia and into the southeast. it is going to be more rain. if you're wondering why is it still cold and how long? get comfortable. it is going to be here for a couple of days. really looks like the next week or so. >> get comfortable. >> stop asking the questions and just deal with it. >> i am, right? >> you are. you look like you're enjoying it. thank you. >> sure. >>> the house is set to vote today on the compromise budget deal that would keep the government operating through 2015. both seem to be lining up behind the plan that would partially end the budget cuts known as a sequester and prevent another shutdown but some groups are blasting the trillion dollar deal saying it doesn't do enough to cut spending or the deficit and that drew a sharp review from house speaker john boehner who said fellow republicans should not listen to them. >> they are using our members and american people for

. >> we just heard screaming and yelling. it was terrible. >> winter blast. 20 states from missouri to maine, about to be hit again. already cars on the highway, flipping in the freezing rain. >>> and the real story of the spoonful of sugar, the man behind the famous songs, tells us secrets to the music we love. ♪ a spoonful of sugar ♪ helps the medicine go down >> our person of the week. >>> good evening to you on this frid,

possibility of snow continuing. already, winter weather advisory stretching out from missouri to ohio. we will remind you of those conditions. .nly an inch or two of snow everybody else, little or none at all. here is our forecast, sunny and bright, but chilly. the wintry mix changing to rain. holding on to wintry weather north and west, clearing and breezy, milder on sunday and pleasant for early next week. >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> there is a football game this weekend. >> it is amazing. that is all we are talking about. no one is talking about the falcons. the main topic is rg iii and mike shanahan. the skins are a touchdown underdog. it has made a dramatic change for kirk cousins, taking over the wraps with the team. he is getting all the attention. he understands the opportunity he has. >> it is a great opportunity to say what i am capable of. i'm only as good as the guys around me. these guys will do everything they have to help me. this is about the redskins and doing the best i can >> i got a ,nique perspective on the

. louis can't survive on $7.35 an hour which is our minimum wage in missouri and that's absolutely true. not only can't these workers survive but our community can't survive on that kind of wage. >> you have gotten the message out a number of times but i guess when i talk about the results and the response, what's been the response from corporate america? >> well, you have to understand that the demand for an energies in wages to a living wage, and an opportunity to have a voice in the workplace, that is going to be a long term effort on the part of these workers. so they're building this effort. exactly it's not happening overnight and it's going to be something that they have to develop. they have to grow and expand their numbers and they also have to find ways of bringing admonish community folks to become their allies. getting those folks to really work with them, to achieve this end. >> you've heard the arguments on the other side. we heard former mcdonald's kerry say that the minimum wage being raised to $15 an hour would kill jobs. what do you say to that? >> we don't think

after falling through thin ice on a missouri lake. their owner called the fire department who two-days before practiced for ice rescues in their new protective suit. after an hour struggle the two half ton horses were brought to safety luckily both okay. >> extreme weather expected across parts of the country as many travel for the holidays. >> look who joins up this morning. janice dean with weather. >> it will be a busy weekend. i can tell you if you are traveling you need to call ahead by air. if you are traveling on the roadways we are in for ice. we could see snow, heavy rain and even tornadoes. let's look at where the cold front is. can you see it? yup. 35 kansas city 62 memphis 18 minneapolis. we are talking about a 30 degree difference here. that's one of the main ingredients we need for severe weather. let's take a look at the storm. it is making its way across the southwest. ahead of it we have wintery weather over the great lakes and midwest and ohio river valley. this is nothing compared to what we see over the next 48-hours. wi we will see the icy mikes here. also pot

and tonight for places like milwaukee and squad cities and parts of northwestern missouri. that is not part of the system that is bringing in snow possibly on top of that. we'll see the icing going through tonight and tomorrow, we start to see the rain peck up. it is a warm event on the eastern part of the country. it is a lot of people having reason and then we'll see snow building in parts of missouri and to chicago and back to detroit. most part it is a big rain event and temperatures, ally on sunday. and get ready for tornados in the dope south for the day on saturday, ally. >> you know i like the warm pop. >> 70 degrees? >> 68. >> so many people want a white christmas and we have a lot of snow on the ground. it will be gone by christmas. rain and warm temps. >> i don't like the rain. work on that, rick. >> try my best. >> patriac of duck dynasty and the fallout of the comments and the decision sosuspend him. and obama care is hurting the president. but is it hurting other democrats as well. we'll debate the tough gop ads playing up on the ripple affect. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh!

river valley. the rain and snow building in. a big area from parts of missouri all the way through new england under sunset the winter storm warning or watch for winter weather advisory. a big area will be a lot of snow . let's take this out and show you what will happen. overnight tonight rain to the south. heavy at times also across par of the deep south. snow buildingn from around st. louis to chicago, indianapolis and detroit. overnight and by tomorrow morning, snow is heavy at times across much of upstate new york, pennsylvania, back toward the northern half of ohio as well as new york city. then we start to see the warmer air makes sense. by around 9:00 you see that line. you start to see a little bit of rain moving toward new york city . that rate will keep the snowfall totals a little bit lower across coastal areas. interior areas, a lot of snow accumulation. take a look. the total storm, areas across parts of indiana and illinois in the era of a 6-inch mark. the worst will be across much of new england and interior sections. so there is lot of industry and winter weather indus

father feit at this monastery in missouri after irene's murder. tacheny was feit's spiritual counselor and says that in bits and pieces, he told him about a young woman he saw for confession just before easter. >> he offered to take her to the rectory. >> about sexually assaulting her. >> after fondling her breasts, he took her to the basement. >> about keeping her bound and gagged. >> he put something over her head. >> about her struggle to live. >> she was saying, "i can't breathe, i can't breathe." >> and about dumping her lifeless body at the canal. >> on the way over there, father feit said that he patted her on her breasts, she was in the back seat, and was saying to her, "irene, everything will be okay, everything will be okay, irene." >> even though john feit knew she was dead? >> yeah, yeah. >> while it was not unusual at the time for the church to deal with criminal priests internally, tacheny says he asked feit about the secular authorities. but why was he sent to the monastery, in your opinion, and not to the police? >> i asked, why are you here and not in prison,

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. >>> wal-mart's first two d.c. stores are open for business. # there is one store at missouri avenue northwest. the other is at h and first streets northwest. coming up in the next half hour we'll talk to customers today. >>> a church in prince george's county is reeling right now. thieves stole their supply of heating oil. and it's not the first time.. >>> folks are still talking about the black friday madness. a deer got into the huntsman square in spring yn field. that was friday afternoon. the animal got in through a back door and ran through four different stores, including the giant supermarket. one of the store workers scrambled to shut their doors. finally one witness sprang into action. >> luckily one knew to cover his face with a sweater. and he was able to guide it to the front of the mall until animal control came. it was a little bit of crazy in here for a while. and there's a whole crowd watching and running away. >> the dress barn had the most damage and was closed to shoppers for nearly two days. >>> well, it's a billboard in the middle of one of metro's busiest stati

on and off all day long. it's created problems for those on the road. interstate 44 in missouri has been a big concern for officials. the slick road conditions causing travelers to take their time on the roadways. it's had an impact throughout the united states. des moines, iowa, we saw cars, accidents there, people taken to the hospital. tulsa, oklahoma, oklahoma city waking up saturday morning to freezing rain and colder conditions than they wanted. back here in kansas city, the weather has had an impact on airport travel, a handful of flights canceled at kansas city international airport. it's expected to worsen. an official said they expect more cancellations by airlines later this evening. nick valencia, cnn, kansas city, missouri. >> thank you so much. >>> this wild weather is doing a number on air travel. according to flightaware.com, more than 570 flights have been canceled across the country. the west side shows more than 9,000 flights delayed. the airports with the most cancellations, chicago's o'hare, denver international, dfw in dallas and will rogers in oklahoma city. >

out of the republican hands, and missouri, which should have been out of their hands and basically hearing mitch mcconnell from all the way in kentucky to the studio in new york, throwing his bourbon against the wall. he has been actually screwed twice in terms of the senate. to look at his campaign twice, he is behind the majority leader's -- >> he was an intern. >> he has all of these henry clay pictures in his office. he wants the job back, you see john boehner, as well, the pushback to get back to winning. >> we've seen an interesting turning of the screws after the shutdown, particularly in this area, boehner and mcconnell, the heritage action, the sort of outside groups that have been calling the shots but don't seem to be calling the shots after the shutdown as much. >> no, that is right, partly because they don't have options left. they can't take boehner out, think can't go for that. mcconnell is not going to lose his majority spot in between now and then. the republican's strategy seems to be just shut up. don't get in our own way, don't throw up on ourselves. >> you know

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, those waking up in kansas city, missouri this morning, this is what they're waking up to. check it out, lots of snow here right near the interstate. it looks very pretty, right? it is also creating some may skror probables on those roads. very slick roads. dangerous con fissions. the missouri department of transportation says one weather-related death as a result of what's happening in this weather system. it really is a snapshot of what's happening all akro cross the midsection of the united states. we saw heavy weather going through the state of mississippi. 94 million americans expecting to travel for christmas. the worst winter sernlly lived up to the hype. >> ice picks, snow shovels and flip-flops were in short supply today, depending on which part of new york people were in. check this out, an eye storm and below-freezing temperatures was in up state new york. alexander, when i left new york, it was cold. we're three days untim christmas and you're in a t-shirt. >> yeah, rosa, most of the day out here in a t-shirt on december 22nd. something we vnt seen before. the last record wa

pictures you are seeing there. it is this storm out of texas now and bringing rain in missouri, and arkansas and oklahoma and down to texas. and that is a storm moving in parts of the ohio valley and northeast and bring us snow. and we are not talking about a nor' easter, but something that will cause problems and rough conditions on the roads and air track delay for your day tomorrow. here's what happens. we see the rain overnight and so the snow develop in chicago, indianapolis, columbus, ohio, and throughout the day tomorrow, snow and at times very heavy in pennsylvania, and new york. but like all nor' easters, it is a magical line where the storm sets up that is a driver and how much snow we get. we'll see kind of light snowfall titles in the ohio valley and eventually heaviest in the northeast. dc, philadelphia and new york and boston, i think they will see, especially newark and boston 3- 6 inches of snow and crossing over to rain after. that bill, you can see the darker colors. a lot of ski resorts and you love good snow and they need it and good for the economy and it is hap

. hi, dylan. >> good morning, al ebs. alex. parts of missouri, up into illinois, ohio, up into michigan and west virginia. now moving into parts of pennsylvania. the stuff on the northeastern side, though, is pretty light right now. but it's much heavier where the storm center is across southeastern missouri. so you can see the blues. that's where we have heavy snowfall and heavy rainfall across kentucky and tennessee too. we have several winter weather advisories and warning up and down the northeast, great lakes, and stretching back to st. louis where those will expire shortly. in the northeast, they're going to last until tomorrow morning. so we are going to see a changeover in new york city and across parts of southern new england. but we are looking for that to happen after he get a few inches of snowfall. from south if west, we will see a change over from washington, d.c., into florida, new jersey and the city later on tonight. most of the day we will see stepped snow this morning, heavier in the northeast as we go into this afternoon and evening. and interior parts of new england

they drove off. here is the van: at 17th and missouri and the machine was in it and the men were not so they got away. they were on the bridge making their escape toward the east bay and an officer spotted them around treasure island and said the guys turned around and went the wrong way on the bridge. police did not pursue them. they picked they will up in the city, lost them again and found the van but not the men. here at may flower market in pacific heights, the market is fine. they went for the machine only. officers are here and they have scanned the neighborhood and spotted several surveillance videos and will try to figure out who did this and how they got away with it. >> the family of a 13-year-old oakland girl who has been declare brain dead is holding a rare vigil for her tonight. jahi mcmath's family is asking for worldwide prayer from 6:00 to 7:00. the vigil is held in oakland at the baptist church. she is on life support after a family attorney served children's hospital with a cease and desist order. she went into cardiac arrest after having her tonsils out last week.

: from missouri to maine and every city in between, snow accumulations anywhere from an inch to over a foot, creating hazardous traveling conditions. ten people killed on the roads in missouri since friday. >> it's pretty horrible out there. >> reporter: overnight, a chartered bus in newark slammed into a bridge, causing major damages. sending 2 passengers to the hospital and at least three massive multicar wrecks this week alone. 40-car pileup in michigan, including two police vehicles, blamed on snow and speed. >> thank god my daughter and i are okay. he just side-swept me and kept on going. >> reporter: over 1200 flights grounded due to the wicked weather. the snow turning to sleet and freezing rain. we rode out the storm in boston throughout the night. not too bad just yet. just a good handful or so, maybe 2 to 3 inches. now, there is 4. perfect amount for a good, old-fashioned snowball. none of this wintry mess stopped the youngsters from enjoying the snow. now, the good news in all of this is that the storm system is almost out of our hair, it's a problem only for northern new

some decision-making in the near future. it will be missouri against auburn for the sec championship. >>> the missouri win that left south carolina gamecocks with an impressive win over clemson. south carolina, a 31-17 winner and that earns steve spurrier the sidelines clichi. >>> the seminoles jameis winston finds benjamin for the score. florida state over florida and will play duke in the acc title game. a win there and the seminoles will play for the championship. >> san josi sharks and anaheim ducks began play tied atop the nhl's pacific division with 39 points each. here's why hockey players have to be considered the toughest proathletes, joe thornton gets blacked in the eye by an errant puck. 2-1 sharks. they scored three times in the 2nd period. scott adam shoots first and then mike brown keeps the puck alive. and martin half latt havlat. then love joy with the shot from long distance and matted antti niemi. they went to overtime tied at 3 and then the shoot-out. only one goal scored in the shoot-out by san josi's joe pavelski. sharks win 4-3 and they are now a po

auburn led. whatever happened at half-time, it did not work. missouri with the lead. it was mostly auburn from there. mason, corey grant 65 yards. it put the hurt on the 15-yard run. within three, in the fourth quarter, two more touchdowns. rushing almost 59-42. afterwards the coach made the case for the receiver to go to the final game. >> we play the toughest schedule of any team and the best football. a lot of teams are not getting better each week. this team is. >> auburn is probably going to the game. top raid florida is going to the game, taking on duke in the battle game. the seminoles never lost. jameis winston finding his legal problems were over. 230 yards and three touch downs. dukes has been a story, but they were no match. the seminoles look to head to their b.c. s battle ground since the 2000 season. numbers look strong. 28 touch downs 3800 yards. it remains to be seen how the controversies will upset the voting. >> we finish with a fantastic finish. colorado never beat kansas. three seconds left. shoots for the win, bulls eye. colorado beat kansas 75-72. that's the l

women, look no further than this health care law. >>> missouri's ann wagner has been tasked with trying to close the house gop gender gap who has three times as many members. >> we have 19 republican women in a conference of 232, and that is failure and one that must be improved. >> improving those numbers, they hope will help with women voters who went with president obama by 11 points in 2012 and 13 points in 208. >> from what i understand from doctors -- >> part of the gop's challenge with women stems from comments by a handful of men. >> if it's a legitimate rape the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. >> missouri's todd akin and richard mourdock made comments about rape that shut them down. chambliss blamed the high incidence of sexual assaults in the military on, quote, hormone results created by them. >> some are not as sensitive. >> do you think they're making strides? >> i do. >> they're having role-playing sessions with republican candidates training them on how to talk more carefully about social issues but even than move gave opponents and comed

now recognizes the children from missouri, mr. clay, the ranking member of the monetary policy for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary lew, as you know, an earthquake devastated haiti on january 12, 2010, leaving millions homeless in the wake of the disaster. the american people and the global community rallied to provide relief to the haitian people. as the center for economic and policy research points out in a recent report, despite billions of dollars pledged to build back a better haiti, more than 350,000 haitians remain internally displaced, and it is unclear what sustainable impact our funds have had. secretary, can you give members of this committee a progress report of the post-earthquake humanitarian reconstruction and development efforts in haiti? >> i would have to get back to you on an update. i was deeply involved in putting together the haitian relief package when i was deputy secretary of state, and i have not had the opportunity in the last few months to become familiar with a detailed up-to-date assessment, but i'm happy to do so and get back to yo

illegal guns, jeff smith, director of police, former democratic missouri state senator. msfbc.com contributing writer noah, author of the great divergence, america growing in a quality crisis and what we can do about it. emily tish sussman, director of the action fund. thank you all for being with me. i wanted to start with you, i know you have been working with some of the families in new town. i know you attended the candlelight vigil they had at the national cathedral this week. if you could, tell us what that vigil is leak. what the sense in the community is, how they're assessing the past year in terms of policy action. >> the vigil is beautiful. it was really beautiful. it really spoke to a lot of the senses of the families in new town of the entire community that this was an atrocity and it got a lot of national attention and it really did move the public in an emotional way. but what's important about it is not just the lives lost that day but every day to gun violence. it is on average 33 americans a day that die from gun violence. we need to connect those. >> they talked

know, it is, fredricka. i'll tell you, the game here that i'm going to cover is the auburn/missouri game, 4:00 p.m. eastern. the fans are kind of slow getting here. obviously, the tailgating section empty, ba us it's about 41 degrees, and yesterday in the 70s. and the weather where indra is, is moving over to us. today is a huge day for college football, arguably the best saturday of the entire season. really, we have three match-ups that have national championship implications. really the best match-up, you could say, is going to be that auburn/missouri game, that i'll cover at 4:00 p.m. you have auburn coming in. some people are calling them "the team of destiny." that's, of course, because they won two games in the last second, one against georgia, and who could forget about the one against alabama? and then, missouri comes into the game quietly winning 11 games this season. their only loss came in double overtime against -- [ train horn ] -- south carolina, and appropriately, the horn is blowing for us, because they're excited for college football. the winner of the s.e.c. title

dysfunction to destiny in a tense battle, auburn claims the s.e.c. battle over missouri. will they go all the way? the bcs title is as stakes. are you waking up from a football hangover? wasn't good for me. >> not so much. >> not so good. >> hope it was better for everybody else. >> michelle turner, our entertainment correspondent is excited. she loves auburn. >> good for her. congratulations to her. good morning to all of you. i hope the morning has been treating you well. >> 6:00 is the early hour on the east coast, 3:00 out west. new day sunday. >> let me tell you something, if you're one of those winter wonderland people, days your day. >> yeah. the if the mere thought of ice and snow makes you shiver and you're pretty clumsy like me, stay inside. a fierce storm is going to spread ice and storm from northern kentucky to washington, d.c. today. before the day is over, new york, philly, boston, all expected to get slammed. the storm hit the dallas area hard saturday. you remember pictures like this. miles of drivers just stuck on i-35. some of them were there up to 10 hours. the sto