we have the most inland port, seaway port authority of duluth. but exports from around the world. >> you were born in that area. >> my mother was a medical records administrator and my father sold janitorial supplies. >> what did your childhood look like? >> we all played hockey. hockey was a big part of my family. divisionr and i played i hockey. my brother won an award playing hockey. i won the national championship division one. my younger brother rob just coached the u.s. women's olympic hockey team to the final. i was fortunate to play hockey with the detroit red wings. hockey is part of our lives. >> what have you learned from playing hockey? >> teamwork, perseverance. hard work is always the equalizer. many people never gave me a chance to play division i hockey. it was through hard work, and dedication, just that drive to meet your goal. >> how long did you play professionally? >> two years. i retired after injuries to my neck. i became a police officer in st. paul, cottage grove. i moved to my hometown and became a police officer, rising

>> i was born and raised in the city of duluth. my mother was the medical records add add straightor and my father sold janitorial supplies. hock way was a big part of my family. both by brothers and i played division i hockey, by brother was a goaltender. he won a memorial award as a the first goaltender in the country. i won national championship division i out of sue st. marie, michigan. my younger brother rob just coached the u.s. olympic women's hockey team to the gold medal. i myself was fortunate enough to play professional hockey with the detroit red wings organization. hockey is part of our lives and part of minnesota. >> what have you you learned from playing hockey? >> teamwork. perseverance. hard work is always the equalizer. for me many people never gave me a chance to not only play division i hockey, let alone a professional. it was hard work. perseverance. dedication. and just that drive to meet your goal. i was very fortunate. >> how long did you play for? >> three years. i retired due to an injury to my neck. >> wh

republican pete stauber is a retired duluth minnesota police commander elected to represent minnesota's eighth congressional district. county served as a commissioner and he played professional hockey for the detroit red wings. >> the eighth congressional district of minnesota would be from the northern suburbs of minneapolis st. paul all the way up north and east to the canadian border. in the center is the city of duluth, minnesota on the western tip of lake superior and it is a big district, 27,000 square miles and i put a lot of miles under the campaign. andhat are the people like what are the priorities for the district? in the district, we are blue-collar commonsense conservatives and we have timber, and, mining is big, we have the most inland ports in this country from the seaway port authority of duluth and we have shipping that only for the down to theing steel plants but we also have salty as the come in to the port from around the world. >> what did your parents do? >> my mother was a medical records of ministry to in my father's old janitorial supplies. >> what was your chil

the center is the city of duluth, minnesota which is on the western tip of lake superior. it is a big district, 27,000 square miles and i put a lot of miles under the campaign. >> what are the people and -- like and what are the rarities? >> the eighth district is blue-collar, commonsense conservatives. we have timber, agriculture, mining is big, we have the most andnd port in this country we have shipping not only for stealkers -- bringing to -- plants. >> you were born in that area, what did your parents do? >> i was born and raised in duluth, my mom was a medical records administered her and my father's old janitorial supplies. my childhood, i have five brothers, we all played hockey. hockey was a big part of our family. both my brothers and i played division i hockey, my brother was a goaltender, he won the award as the fold -- first goaltender in the country, i won the national championship division i. and my younger brother rob just coached the u.s. olympic women's hockey team to the gold medal. i myself was fortunate enough to play professional hockey with the detro

. >> republican pete stauber is a retired the loose -- duluth police commander. he served as a county commissioner and played professional hockey for the detroit red wings. >> the eighth congressional district of minnesota is from the northern suburbs of minneapolis-st. paul, all the way north to the canadian border. the center is the city of duluth, minnesota, on the western tip of lake superior. it is a big district, 27,000 square miles. i put a lot of miles on during the campaign. >> what are the priorities for that district? >> we are blue-collar, commonsense conservatives, and we have timber, ag, mining is big. we have the most in way port in this country so we have shipping that only for the lakers down to the steel plant, but we have them come in from the port from around the world. >> what did your parents do? >> my mother was a medical records administrator and my father sold janitorial's applies. -- janitorial supplies. >> what was your childhood like? >> had five brothers. hockey was a big part. my brother when the holy baker award is the first goalten

this morning the temperature in duluth, minus 5 degrees. how about that? >> that is -- can you s ouchy weather? >> i think the folks up there are pretty use to it. living by lake superior, if you're not used to the cold, something is wrong. >> i bet you it's beautiful in the summer. >> in the winter i can't imagine surviving. that's -- oh, gosh. we're not quite that chilly. >> not at all. i could not believe how warm it was yesterday, crazy town. >> that was at 10:30 yesterday mornin 64degrees. so nice yesterday. great start to 2019 a now today temperatures are going to be back to normal. you can see we've got some clouds out there but a beautiful view out there right now. andoiemperatures are to continue to move right on u today. we do have rain chances. we're warming uay on su we have the rain chances for ur -- today, tomorrow, friday, even saturday. current temperatures out there, 43 in washington. leesburg at 39. frederick and gaithersburg at 41 and the temperatures are in the low 30s in warrington. we have the temperatures warminh up. temperatures are

is just really cold. >> reporter: duluth mail carrier dave mayhew says in weather like this he wears several pairs of gloves, pants, and hats. the postal service has suspended wednesday mail delivery in several states including minnesota because of the cold. here in chicago, residents are bracing for more windchill and record-breaking lows where it will feel colder than parts of antarctica. across the city, chicago city buses are being called into service as homeless shelters. michigan state university canceled classes for wednesday, as did countless school districts around the region. charlie de mar for cbs news, chicago. >>> this dangerous weather is sticking around for a few days. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne from our milwaukee affiliate wdjt has more on that. >> reporter: that arctic air has arrived, and it is sitting and parking over the midwest. temperatures this morning in many spots close to 20 below in milwaukee, chicago, minneapolis, 23 below. and don't expect a major warmup. notice the cold air just does not want to move. highs throughout the day basically anywhere fr

right now international falls is negative 39, duluth is negative 35. this is just the beginning. we'll track this over the next two to three days. as far as the warnings go one of the coldest air masses you've seen. 44 million people are one wind chill warnings from north dakota all the way over here into areas of pen. some of the other numbers that we'll watch. one of the things that's important about wind chill is your exposed skin, how long it takes to get frostbite. negative 31 it takes about 30 minutes to get frostbite in bismarck and minneapolis. now tomorrow morning at this time is the peak of the outbreak. at negative 51 in chicago tomorrow morning, five minutes. that's it for exposed skin. that's why they have cool cancelled in a lot of those areas for today and tomorrow. we still have a little bit of snow in mississippi and alabama. atlanta, winter weather advisory. worst of it is north of atlanta. we'll watch that commute carefully this morning. >> word to the wise stay inside. i wrote some notes down. sorry, guys. read teleprompter. >> i got word of bill's forecast an

you're just as cold as duluth. that cold air is trying to push through the ohio valley. columbus is 0. chilly in the northeast not too bad tomorrow morning a little colder. the grunt is the great lakes and plains. saturday morning, 2 in rochester, 1 in burlington wind chill. still in the 20s and teens new york city. still a very cold. chicago to minneapolis. it's going to stay this way. it looks like a week or two weeks of this where we'll get little weak systems of snow and right behind it more cold. only is 11 for a high. pretty nice travel day. the whole southern half of the country looks good for your travel. when we come back we'll talk about your weekend forecast and cold is pretty much the bottom line. it's mid-winter. >> soul crushing. all right. thanks, bill. >> coming up some potential bad news for president trump. a major conservative group is telling donors it will stay out of the 2020 race. we'll have those details for you straight ahead. ahead alright, up and down, never side to side, shaquem. you got it? come on, get back. quem, you a second behind your br

this morning the temperature in duluth, minus 5 degrees. they're used to it up there though. >> aiyeah. temperature is colder than the water temperature? >> you've seen that before a couple of times. several times. i shouldn't say a couple of times. >> wow. >> that's one where you can get that as well that -- i mean, negative five. >> hopefully we're n going to see that. >> any time soon. that's my thought. >> >>ridiculous. listen, it's not going to get that cold any time soon. yes, we are looking atery nice temperatures. yesterday in the low to mid 60s. crazy. crazy yesterday. well come to 2019. today back to seasonable conditions but it is a beautiful startut there. we will have some clouds as soon as that sun comes up. sun com up at about 7:30 this morning. current temperatures outn here nowe 30s and low 40s. 40s in the district right now. as you wake up this morning, again, those temperaturesip a little bit before the sun comes up. we'll be back into the upper 30s. head right into the 40s. we stay in the 40s for daytime highs today. ove

duluth at eight below. looks like the teens right along the east coast. the problem is those winds are going to start to increase, and that means you have to now start to deal with more of these windchills. 19 below the windchill in buffalo for your thursday. one below in boston. it's going to feel like two in new york. philadelphia at five. with washington, d.c., at 14. if you're wondering about the super bowl in atlanta, temperatures this weekend should be warming into the 50s. a chance for a few scattered showers, but nothing extreme with any arctic air. for cbs news, i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne. >>> a new u.s. watchdog report says afghan security forces are shrinking, and gaps in security are intensifying. this comes amid growing concerns over u.s. negotiations with the taliban in afghanistan. on monday a top u.s. envoy said a potential peace deal with the tribal militan group could lead to a full withdrawal of u.s. troops. in return, the taliban would prevent captured territory from being used by terrorists. the possible deal would also include a

of michigan as you go into northern minnesota, duluth, international falls, green bay expecting some additional snow with this part of the system. that also moves into the northeast by the time we get into tuesday morning. looking like a wet commute, even wintry commute for the boston and i-95 corridor heading into tuesday. here's today's forecast. looking like 38 in philly, 42 in d.c., and 40 degrees in minneapolis. jacob wycoff, cbs news. >>> the queen biopic "bohemian rhapsody" proved to be the champions of the 76th annual golden globe awards. chris martinez reports on the big winners and surprises. >> reporter: "bohemian rhapsody," the biopic about freddie mercury and queen won best dramatic picture at sunday's golden globe awards. its star, rami malek, won his first major award for best actor. >> thank you to freddie mercury for giving me the joy of a lifetime. i love you, you beautiful man. this is for and because of you, gorgeous. >> reporter: a tearful glenn close urged women to seek personal fulfillment as she accepted the best dramatic actress award for her performance in "

paul all the way up to the canadian border and the center is on duluth, minnesota on the western tip. it is a big district, 27,000 square miles and i put a lot of miles during the campaign. >> what are the priorities of that district? >> we are in the 8th district, blue collar, commonsense conservatives and we have timber, ag. we have the most inland port of this country. and we have shipping not only for the lakes and we have things that come into the ports from around the world. >> you were born in that area. >> i was born and raised there. my mother was a medical records administrator. >> what was your childhood like? >> five brothers. we played hockey. it was a big part of our family. my brother rob was a goal tender and won the first goal tender in the country. i won the national championship division one. and my younger brother rob just coached the u.s. olympic women's hockey team. i myself was playing with the detroit red wings organization. hockey is part of our lives. >> what are life lessons, what have you learned from playing hockey? >> team work and perseverance. and for m

one person is dead and a police officer was injuredlo fwing a killing shoot out in duluth, minnesota. police say it started with intense domestic assault call before theeg suspect ban firing at them. bullets struck one officer and killed a canine police dog. ndofficers returned shots the suspect was later found dead inside the home. the officer who was hit has been released from the hospital. the four-legged canine killed in the line of duty joined the force in may of 2017. >> leading the news, a heated confrontation turns deadfully phoenix. police say a man got into a verbal altercation that turned physical before escalating to a shooting outside a motel leaving at least one dead. in all, three women and three men suffered gunshot wounds, including the 18-yeaold woman who died. the suspect is reported to be among the inred, but authorities said their still searching for a possible accomplice. >> we have an update forou about the lie on air jet liner that crashed in october killing all 189 on board. the indonesian navy has confirmed that the voice recorder fro hthe jet been found. lio

snowing in duluth, marquette, green bay. the snow is moving into central portions of michigan. roughly 14 million people under winter weather headlines, advisories or warnings. slippery in the northern portions the great lakes moving into western new york and new england in the days ahead, especially later tonight into tomorrow. the snowfall forecast, highest totals, northern upper pen numbers la of michigan. tonight into tomorrow, the reuntainous a 50s in through the ohio valley. as warm as 57 in charleston, west virginia. as we go throughout the week, we're see a big storm on the west coast again making its way across the country. details coming up. >> that seems to be happening. >> it's that time of year. >>> "aquaman" has dominated the domestic box office for a third weekend in a row. the dc superheroes film at the top and waking waves overseas with $649.3 million to date. following "aquaman" this weekend was the new thriller "escape room" earning $18 million. and "mary poppins returns" with over $15 million. >>> a family went on vacation only to return to find a stranger l

so thest wf it right now is about negative 55 in duluth. we're at negative 52 in davenport. the heart of this arctic air mass which was a piece of the polar vortex a few days ago is in canada now through the northern plains ahead for the great lakes,ll tomorrow it head towards areas of the northeast. again, the coldest this morning around chicago and minneapolis and tomorrow morning it's till very cold, dangerous cold, but not quite as bad. this air mass will slowly begin to moderate just a little bit. negative4 in chicago, negative 39 in minneapolis. we start to see the northeast thursday morning will be the worst of it for you. new york city negative 13, vermont negative 18. the other thing whave to watch closely, that temperature in chicago. the all-time coldest temperature is negative 27. doesn't look like we're going to get there this morning but we have another shot tomorrow morning. a >> oh,man, tough go. ank you, bill. >>> chicago police are investigating a reported attack that left empire store jussie smollettsp alized. smollett told police he was out getting a bite

it's typical winter cold in minneapolis all the way through fargo and duluth today. not bad, look at colorado in the 50s. of course a lot of people want to know how much snow we're going to get with this storm coming this weekend. thoseetails coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, you may want to stock up on forever stamps. the u.s. postal service is hiking the price by 10% from 50 to 55 cents on january 27th. that's the larst percentage increase since 1991. priority mail rates are also going up. >>> starbucks plans to install needle disposal or sharps boxes in the bathrooms of some of its locations aft workers reported finding blood and discarded syringes. it's raisedce cs of exposure to hiv and other diseases. >>> in melbourne, australia, an overhead road sign crashed onto a free way, crushing a vehicle and injuring the female driver inside. the driver was hospital sized in stable condition. stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor

factor in the winds and the windchill in duluth is 50 below zero. madison, wisconsin, 20 degrees below zero. the best you're going to do today in new york city, about 15 or 16 degrees. per, you get up to 9 degrees. madison, wisconsin, you never get out of negative numbers. the warmest feel you have today is about 8 degree also below zero. when does this polar vortex lift? that's on sunday. there's going to be a huge swing. look at some of the changes. you look at a place like minneapolis. minneapolis, okay, by the time you get to sunday, will be 47 degrees. that is 70 degrees warmer than they are as of right now. for a place like, well, atlanta. atlanta will be 58 degrees super bowl sunday. little chance for a shower. 30 degrees warmer than you are this morning. the coldest we will get here in new york city is, right now, outside. over to you, pal. >> thank you, lonnie. that makes me happy i'm inside with you. >> there we go, yes. climate controlled studio. >> exactly. in a new interview, president trump says he will stay out of making decisions abo

international falls or bismarck or minneapolis duluth the 17 below the cold can see the leading edge of it just there in north dakota and minnesota making its move and that's going to send temperatures way down . so keep an eye on that. 54 degrees and cloudy skies and a dry streak that ended -- we only went seven days without rain, the last among 21st at his back on the 29th . that is really good for us. there is more rain on the way. a little circulation developing most of it is done mostly cloudy today. patchy fog out there with some light rains. will end up with upper 50s low to mid 60s. the forecast is going

this morning the lowest i seen is negative 54 in duluth. we're at negative 51 in davenport. minneapolis is negative 52. it's not like you watch outside in minneapolis, negative 22. either. this is the peak of it. i don't think it will get any colder. this is at 8:00 a.m. left fast forward to when people will be coming home. at 5:00 p.m., temperatures are falling throughout the day. chicago negative 27. notice we get rid of those negative 45s and 50s. tomorrow morning, negative 18 is better. it will be cold in the northeast. nothing compared to what we are dealing with now. here's the best news of all. i mean, i think in chicago come super bowl sunday, you will see more than one person wearing shorts. that's how quickly we will have a huge warm-up. >> wow. >> there is chicago right now. chicago will warm up by about 70 degrees between now and sunday. >> wow. >> so our winter whiplash continues. >> how long -- zblo. >> global whaming. that's exactly what that is. >> in those types of temperatures, how long you can actually be outside? >> i mean, if you are protected, longer, o

stops in duluth and then goes, "you know what? let's just jam our frost tongue down on chicago. you know, just get it all up in that lake michigan crevice." chicago is so ridiculously cold that in order to keep trains running, they had to deliberately set the train tracks on fire! that's called chicago improv. that idea came from chicago fire commissioner, pyro billy. folks are still having fun. the police department in mclean, illinois, posted this picture of elsa from "frozen" getting arrested. look, look, officers, i know you're being play-off, but blaming a beloved children's character on a dangerous situation is just going to scar the kids. "after a tense showdown at paddington station, a small bear in a red hat was mowed down in a hail of gunfire." ( laughter ). >> jon: oooh! >> stephen: i was there-- i was there when the number one, the coldest night of all time happened in chicago. this is negative 25, i think, this morning in chicago? negative 27, january 20, 1985, my first winter in chicago, okay. i'm from south carolina. i did not know from winter. i took a cup of wat

and duluth. chicago, minus 30 at this moment, we have a clipper coming in and that's going to bring a really quick dose of snow. the thing is, even though it's fast, it has a significance of dumping snow that that area. this area, the pink, 12 to 18 inches of snow that will be for areas say around milwaukee. but even chicago getting potentially 8 inches of snow out of this system. but it's what happens behind that system. once that clipper moves through, you have that arctic air, that polar vortex, as we know that air, that air is to set things back in. to put things back in perspective, this is a look at chicago. high temperature, 13, they're average about now, they should normally be in the 30s for a high temperature. look at this, by wednesday, the high temperature is minus 11. not the low. the high temperature is minus 11. four out of the next five days this week, chicago is actually going to be colder fairbanks, alaska. the one exception is monday when they're getting the snow. vitht victor

sunday, we're looking for a high temperature of 20 below in duluth. wind chill of 34 below. siouxfalls, 5 below for the air temperature. grand rapids, 4 degrees. through sunday, we're looking at highs to stay 10 to 20 degrees belowcrverages the northeast and to minneapolis. monday is when the old air is hitting the northeast. if the icing pans out like we're expecting to the nort of i-95, that would lead to power outages. then youave temperatures in the single digits and across northern new england, running 9 high s below zero for a temperature. that's the weather across the country. now, here's a peek out your window. > out our window, we have plenty of clouds. and we have some dry conditions. things doneto get this morning, do them now. by this afternoon, it is going to be t. it could be a little travel concern out there. especially north and west of d.c., that's where our biggest concern for ice is. now, yoursunday, somerain, possibly light snow in the morning, but it'll taper off and by dry by noon. it is going to be bust blusteryd >>> and that is youres lat forecast. >>

i was living in duluth. i thought i would be experiencing only the cold there. they almost consider it part of canada because it's so far north. but apparently the cold air decided to move down here into green bay, so i guess i have to move a little bit farther south. maybe florida should be my next job. >> thank you so much. try to get inside very quickly right now. we'll check back in with you later. all right. so as we bring it back here to the bay area, we've seen rain moving through. it's really humid but also much warmer than that. we are seeing patchy fog developing. looking at our visibility in naacp, we've seen visibility down to a half of a mile there. you do noticed to slow it down as the fog develops behind the wet weather we've seen. your morning commute leaving from antioch will start toemper into the low 60s. storm ranger showing that rain pushing away from the bay area. we do have several more storms that will be moving in. another one on friday. another one right behind that on sunday. so we're seeing these storms lining up in the pacific. then

the president goes in a rally in duluth, minnesota and talk about the southern boarder and build a wall. people go nuts. >> it's dishonest and morally reprehensible. >> there is a bunch of stuff you have to vote for. one of the things that got controversy is the idea that you are pledging if you are going to appropriate new money that you have to find tax revenue for it. do you see what the republicans have done? they don't put themselves in the handcuffs. why are you doing it? >> i believe in fiscal responsibility. i know we have to make tough choices because nothing comes for free. when we have a provision that complies with existing law that acquired anyway, it's important to be in control. for us to take responsibility for the choice it s. >> i thought that the representative struck the right tone in a compromise that we pursue a statutory repeople and the rules package has a lot in it that is helpful for the citizens of our country. the select committee on the climate crisis. i voted yes on balance because it was worth pursuing and supporting. >> it's great to talk to you guys and

illinois. 15 million people under winter weather headlines, winter weather advisories from fargo to duluth, green bay, same for you, alpena, and then as we go throughout this afternoon and this evening. a little glaze of snow and ice is possible from buffalo to syracuse, binghamton, altoona. the white and the green mountains, we could get up to 4 to 8 inches of snow tonight. all the other areas maybe a little coating and going over to temperatures warm enough that the roads will be fine later on tonight. the other story besides the wintry mess, the incredible warmth in the middle of the country. usually it's a january thaw. it hasn't been that cold anyway. 66 in st. louis. milwaukee, 48. 68 in tulsa. dallas at 73 and we have a couple potential record highs from cedar rapids. it's cold in areas in the northeast. tomorrow, in new york city, up to 50 degrees. >> all right. thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, the nfl post season is finally here. we're going to take a look at wild card games, in particular had one of the wildest finishes in nfl history. we'll tell you about that next in sports. ry w

offsets the expense of a wall, it offsets the expense of a new post office in montana or a highway in duluth. the president has never explained how it adds up to mexico paying for the wall. his press secretary hasn't been able to do that either. only words or perhaps in this case word salad. >> the deficit ballooning to over $1 trillion under this president, where are the monies for this wall going to come from? why is he asking the taxpayers for them when he promised mexico was going to pay for it. >> we're not asking taxpayers for that. we are looking at existing funds through other agencies that we can draw on to do that immediately. the president has been clear that the usmca deal would provide additional revenue through that deal that would show that mexico is paying for the wall. >> that's the treasury. the trade benefits, if there are any, don't go to the treasury. >> he is saying the revenue provided and the money saved through the usmca deal we can pay for wall four times over. by doing that new trade deal, we have the opportunity to pay for the wall. >> trade benefits go to private

more tax rev view from them offsets a wall, it offsets a new post office in montana or a highway in duluth. the president never explained how it adds up to mexico paying for the wall. and his press secretary hasn't been able to do that, either. only words. or word salad. >> the deficit is ballooning to over a trillion dollars for this president. where are additional moneys going to come from? and why is he asking taxpayers for that when he said mexico would pay for it? >> we're looking at existing funding through other agencies right now we can draw on to do that in the -- immediately. the president has been clear -- the president has been clear that the usmca deal would aprovide revenue that would show that mexico is paying for the wall. >> the trade benefits, if they are any, they don't go to the treasury. >> the revenue provided and the money saved, we could pay for the wall four times over. and by doing that new trade deal, we have the opportunity to pay for the wall. >> but trade benefits go to the united states. they don't go to the treasury. >> he's talking about the general revenue

the president will go to a rally in duluth, minnesota, and talk about the southern border and build a wall. people go nuts. >> that's why i'm honored to represent my home. >> it's dishonest. and morally reprehensible. >> there's a rules package today. one of the things that's gotten a bit of news is the idea you are pledging if you're going to appropriate new money that you have to find tax revenue for it. a lot of people are like, why are you doing -- do you see what the republicans have done? they don't bind themselves. they don't put themselves in these handcuffs. why do you do it? >> i believe in fiscal responsibility. i know we have to make tough choices because nothing comes for free. but when we have something to comply with existing law which would require it anyways, it's important to be in control. for us to take responsibility for those tough choices. >> we represent a lot of different areas of the country that will have different views on this. i thought the representatives struck the right tone in a compromise that ultimately we should have a repealing. but the rules pack

now, as we go into sunday, we are looking for a high temperature of 20 below in duluth, windchill of 34 below. sioux falls, 5 below for the actual air temperature. sunday, we're looking for highs to stay 10 to 20 degrees below average. and then we get into monday. and that is when the really cold air will hit the northeast and if the icing pans out, like we're expecting just to the northwest of i-95, that could lead to power outages and then you are seeing temperatures only in the single digits and even up across northern new england >>> satellite radar right now, you can see we have a lot of moisture. now that storm is centered off to the north, bringing the light scattered shower chance through the afternoon, mainly for the north bay. the rest of the bay area is expected to be mostly dry. partly cloudy through the afternoon. with those winds picking up into tomorrow, but our temperature trend will be mild. temperatures will climb into the upper 50s, even some upper 60s into the interior valleys. >>> and that is your latest forecast. >>> still to come right here on a saturday mornin

police took jayme to a hospital in duluth, and she is expected to be reunited with her family later today. >> adriana, thank you. i can't wait for the reunion. there are so many questions in this story. you know, it reminds me so much of the elizabeth smart case who went through unspeakable horrors and in the end she's okay today. she was missing for nine months. this little girl who knew the whole time that her parents were dead and what she'd be coming back to. >> and what she witnessed. >> exactly. >> you're right, never underestimate the resilience of a young person. it's so great she has her family around her as her aunt said, we have her, we found her. >> we love her to the moon and back. >> all those people who kept hope alive, you know, all those people walking through the fields, doing all the hard work of trying to find her and now that help has paid off. >> a lot of people looking for a good end. she is okay. i can't get enough. want to hear more of course. >>> nearly 40 million americans are in for a snowy weekend as a major winter storm will travel more than 1,500 miles from

they bought about a 24 in o'hare is outside of the city but i did see 21 below at midway. 30 below duluth. some of the temperatures the record low is not to the all- time of some of them are close. thumb of the windchill is 50 or 65 below. when you get that cold air going over the 340 water temperature lake michigan, another the michigan side, you get lake effect snow. kalamazoo, grand rapids, even though our 411 below, they are getting snow and it stacks up. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. not much. this is one of those systems were some people get a little rain and some of get a lot. those getting a lot will probably favor those along the peninsula, the coast santa cruz and santa cruz mountains down to monterey. it is coming in later. not sooner, but later. by this evening and into tonight, and maybe overnight into tomorrow morning for some. the system of slowing down tapping into my she. attentive in his 20s and have this widespread but there will be areas to the north and east that will be on the lighter side. some of the on the heavy side. tonight 6 p.m. until 6 and looks to be

international falls or bismarck or minneapolis duluth the 17 below the cold you can see the leading edge of it just there in north dakota and minnesota making its move and that's going to send temperatures way down . so keep an eye on that. 54 degrees and cloudy skies and a dry streak that ended -- we only went seven days without rain, the last among 21st at his back on the 29th . that is really good for us. there is more rain on the way. a little circulation developing most of it is done mostly cloudy today. patchy fog out there with some light rains. will end up with upper 50s low to mid 60s. the forecast is going forward for wednesday night, thursday really ramps up the rainfall. friday night, saturday into sunday. you are seen some three plus inch amounts. we are getting back into a wept pattern rapidly. upper 40s and low 50s for most of the areas. a little cooler, the next system coming in is tapping into moisture . that's a lot more going for it tomorrow night into thursday morning. 60s, tap for temperature today . looks like all the rain is gone but not too much of a hindrance. >>

it feels like 17 below, and folks in duluth, minnesota, are actually seeing schools closed because of the cold. look how cold it got. 55 below windchills in minneapolis, minnesota. chicago, 52 below the feels like. those are the coldest windchills y'all have seen since 1985. so, it's seriously once in a generation here. so, how cold is it this morning? detroit feels like 33 below. it feels like 1 below in cincinnati, and philadelphia feels like 8 below. you ask, there has to be some reprieve and there is, which i'll get to but there is a lot going on we have to get to around the nation as far as how dangerous this is, so let's go back in to george. >> we'll go to upstate new york. thank you, ginger. >>> whit johnson is up there in new york. like so many other parts in the country, whit, you guys are getting hit by that lake effect snow. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. we're now locked in this band of lake-effect snow. it hasn't stopped for hours. sometimes with the windchill blowing side ways right in your face, right in your windshield the weight of this snow on tree limbs

the other side of the aisle, the republican side of the aisle, that snapshot resembles the 1952 duluth, minnesota, chamber of commerce. it's largely old, largely white, largely gray. so the immediate future, and the long-term future of the republican party i think might be in some jeopardy given the lack of their wide enough base to sustain success. >> well, yesterday senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had this message to the new democratic house majority. >> we know that the senate with the republican majority is fertile soil for big bipartisan accomplishments. the question is will the newly democratic house join in this good momentum or bring it to a standstill. it's a clear choice and it will be clear to the american people watching all of this at home. good governance or political performance art. the public interest or political spite. policy making or presidential harassment. >> gene, that really is rich, mitch mcconnell, lecturing anybody about bringing the wheels of government to a grinding halt. >> i think his word was standstill. how long was his standstill over merrick g

here's our next storm just starting to begin, a little light snow around duluth this morning. this storm will today move through areas of the central plains. it will be snowing pretty good from des moines and chicago, only an inch or two. this doesn't bring hardly any rain to the east. so the east coast, you are clear today. we warm up to 34 in d.c. look at tomorrow, it's going to be a rainy 49 and rainy 45 in new york. behind this is a brutally cold air mass. get ready for a brutally cold air mass next week. this afternoon light winds, it should be a pretty beautiful winter day. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. lan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes next, the only direction is forward. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the

. >> that's right and we could be in duluth or >> that's true, it is negative eight. >>> we have scored a home run into the bay area weekend when it comes to the weather. we have temperatures in the mid to upper 60s with a few low 70s. here is the view from cisco back across the bay with partly sunny conditions. here's a gorgeous sunrise with oranges and pinks this morning. we have partly cloudy skies with some of blue and some patchy fog. the visibility is not an issue on the roadways this morning. earlier we did have fog developing over santa rosa but that has cleared. currently 40 degrees in santa rosa, and napa at 51, oakland at 52, livermore at 52 in san jose at 47. we are rebounding with that help from the wind and especially in the east bay hills and berkeley and emeryville reporting near 60 degrees this morning. you can see from the 24 hour temperature change warmer in napa, novato, and livermore. warmer in the bay than yesterday morning with the half moon bay down by a few degrees. this is a near repeat of yesterday and a little bit warmer for some. winds are light and variable

beyond that, jayme was taken to a local hospital in the duluth-superior area. where she was looked over, examined, she was held overnight for observation. the suspect was interviewed and subsequently brought back down here to barron county. that's all i have right now. speaking to thank you, sheriff tom dalbec. thank you for the deputies and the work that they did in this case. the suspect was arrested and is currently being held in barron county jail. that suspect is jake thomas patterson. he is 21 years old. from gordon wisconsin. he is currently being held on two counts of first-degree intentional homicide for the murder of jamie's parents and one count of kidnapping. it he will give a brief comment next. >> thank you, sheriff israel. first of all, i want to thank everyone with law enforcement for the tremendous work that they did to bring jayme home. that starts with sheriff fitzgerald and the barron county sheriff's department. it includes the fbi, the division of criminal investigation, and the hundreds of officers who came to barron county to assist in t

she abducted from her home on the 15th of october spent the knight north of here in duluth, minnesota in the hospital. the family waiting desperately to be renoon nighted with the teen. >> as long as she is alive and good we will get through anything. time to move forward and bring justice for my sister and brother-in-law. we will get through this with jayme, together, as a big family. i can't wait to hug that little girl. >> and, jennifer smith, an aunt, the child's god mother, she says jayme okay in the hospital. jayme spent the night, we understand, sleeping, eating, meeting with investigators the hope the family gets to see her in a few hours. in the meantime the local sheriff, the fbi, the state bci here in wisconsin expected to brief the media at 10:00 central, 11:00 eastern, hope to learn a whole lot more about what happened and how this young child finally got away. steve: what a story. all right. paul bloom reporting this morning from wisconsin. paul, thank you. all right. brian, ainsley. brian: all right. great. 26 minutes after the hour from south of the border to the west

i was responsible for the western half of the city of duluth for long and short-term problems. >> how and when did you decide to run? >> i spent eight years on the local city council and six years as a st. louis county commissioner. i stand on the shoulders of the great generation and i want to make sure the next generation, our children and grandchildren, have the same opportunity to live, have the same hopes, dreams, and opportunities that my generation had. i have a passion to serve. that propelled me. >> pitstop or will be representing the eighth district in minnesota -- pete stauber will be representing the eighth district in minnesota. your calls on the washington journal as we continue outside the russell office building on the opening day of the 116th congress. john mcardle is with us as well to give us more details. >> more numbers of the 116th congress, focusing on military service. downumber of veterans is five, 96 veterans when the 116th congress convenes and its members are sworn in. 30 are democrats, 66 republican. there will be 19 freshmen veterans, seven women veterans