well. she is triple vaccinated. the first vaccine she had with prince philip last year, we didn t hear about the second or third jab. we are getting a tight lipped response in terms of her health, really everyone hoping she remains well. rosemary? of course. a lot of concern on the streets there. anna stewart joining us live from london. many thanks for that. well, millions of americans are under a winter weather alert across the u.s., and it could plunge them into arctic-like conditions. meteorologist karen mcguinness joins me live. good morning to you. what s behind this polar plunge? we are looking at an arctic deep freeze, unlike what we have seen in recent months, anyway. this arctic air is going to fall behind a frontal system that is dipping towards the south. some of these temperatures for
what will basically happen is they will day in, day out, week after week talk about all of the things that donald trump is doing that are at odds with his message of draining the swamp. jonathan allen, jane timm, thank you very much for spending your morning with us. thanks. take care. happening now, millions of americans caught in an arctic deep freeze. dropping temperatures below normal in at least 45 states. this as a storm packing snow, sleet, and freezing rain makes its way east. nbc s morgan rad sanford in sufficie suffern, new york. what it it like out there? reporter: good morning. 150,000 waking up to a winter weather advisory because of snowe and rain. the rain is expected to freeze throughout the day which is why people across the country are being asked to exercise extreme caution if they re leaving their homes, and especially if they re taking to these roads. a winter whiteout. blankets of snow barreling across the great plains, sending sheets of ice and howling
it could come this weekend. millions of americans caught in an arctic deep freeze, dropping temperatures below normal in at least 45 states. this is a storm packing snow, sleet and freezing rain and makes its way east. and morgan ratford is out there. reporter: 25 degrees out here, and can you imagine how cold it feels, especially when the wind starts coming through. the reality is we are seeing part of the arctic blast that does not look like its going anywhere in time soon, and it s the kind of ice that has caused major accidents across the country and significant delays in area airports like new york and laguardia s airport, and dulles have had to completely shut down all of the runways because of the ice on the runways, and we have seen major traffic accidents like a pileup
10th avenue, 9th avenue, 5th avenue, it doesn t matter where you are here in new york, you are frozen out. no doubt. the latest winter storm dumping as much as a foot and a half of snow over much of the north east. here in new york city, nearly a foot. following all this snow, however, will be another arctic deep freeze. oh, boy. that s actually good news for some folks who embrace this kind of cold weather. abc s juju chang traveled to the coldest town in america. reporter: here in the coldest city in the continental u.s., it s an average day. the windchill, negative 38. a little chilly but terry mason is not intimidated. here we go! reporter: in fact, the young mother of four is getting ready to do something most of us would never dare. run about six miles. in what some call the real winter games. cold weather endurance, under brutal conditions. i did see some very frosty eyelashes on the way in, but it appears to be a-okay. i ve got my gloves, my hat and double socks
10th avenue, 9th avenue, 5th avenue, it doesn t matter where you are here in new york, are you frozen out. no doubt. the latest winter storm dumping as much as a foot and a half of snow over much of the north east. here in new york city, nearly a foot. following all this snow, however, will be another arctic deep freeze. oh, boy. that s actually good news for some folks who embrace this kind of cold weather. abc s ju ju chang traveled to the coldest town in america. reporter: here in the coldest city in the continental u.s., it s an average day. the windchill, negative 38. a little chilly but terry mason is not intimidated. here we go! reporter: in fact, the young mother of four is getting ready to do something most of us would never dare. run about six miles. in what some call the real winter games. under brutal conditions. i did see some very frosty eyelashes on the way in, but it appears to be a-okay. i ve got my gloves, my hat and