live from america s news headquarters i m kelly wright. good evening. here s what s happening. japan s prime minister arrives in hawaii to remember the world war ii dead and to meet with president obama. abe will be the first j ps prime minister to visit the uss arizona memorial which honors sailors and marines killed during japan s attack on pearl harbor december 7th, 1941. he will be joined at the memorial tomorrow by mr. obama whose vacationing in hawaii with his family. also in news tonight, blowing and drifting snow closing roads for a second state day in north dakota. interstate 94 is closed across nearly the entire state. dangerous driving conditions exist with near zero visibility on slippery roads. icy road conditions exist also in south dakota. the storm also causing widespread power outages in the dakotas, nebraska and western iowa. that s a look at news. i m kelly wright. now back to the o reilly factor.
million for information leading to arrest and conviction of al-baghdadi. the state department says under his leadership isis has been responsible for thousands of deaths in the middle east and terrorist attacks elsewhere. wind chills in the northeast hitting 20 to 30 degrees below 0, making for dangerous driving conditions. the national weather service claiming arctic air is going to get worse with overnight snow and ice moving into new york and pennsylvania. now, back to hannity . for headlines log on to foxnews.com. foxnews.com. welcome back to hannity. president-elect trump is back out on his thank you tour speaking to supporters. here are some of the highlights. let s start off by saying
smart and be part of the rising commercial can you hear me now. dangerous driving conditions for shoppers in the midwest today. meteorologist maria molina joins us live from the fox weather center with your black friday forecast. maria: we are talking dangerous conditions especially across the center of the nation but i want to mention other areas. across the eastern u.s. you are dealing with very mild weather, we are seeing temperatures climbing into the 60s as far north as the northeast including new york city, and as we head farther west thumbs up across the northern plains and even farther west, the reason is that is dry conditions, some of these temperatures are bitterly cold even for this time of year but when we have dangerous conditions across the plains and extending across portions of the great lakes as well we are looking at ice accumulation
game. it might not be pretty but it s possible it can get done. luke your thoughts? cautiously not optimistic, put it that way. either way, we re all going to have a long 48 hours ahead of us at the very least. where else would you rather be? indeed. thanks to both of you, appreciate it. take care. a new round of winter weather is wreaking havoc on the south today, a mix of snow and sleet and freezing rain fell from the gulf coast here in washington causing power outages, dangerous driving conditions and closing schools across the region. some residents in norfolk awoke to up to 8 inches of snow outside. so is there any relief in sight? how is it looking out there rnlgs sara? reporter: the snow has slowed and we have light moisture in the air. we re dealing with a lot of sleet and snow and slush here on the ground which crews are working to clean up. you can see one of the snow removal machines working there
it is closed in the northbound lanes and drivers are being asked to detour around the wreck. a deadly winter hitting california with at least five people dead. the weather making for dangerous driving conditions. one stretch of interstate covered in snow there and you can see the traffic crawling. it forced a lot of people in usually sun-soaked cities to bundle up. more trouble for general motors and their ignition switchings with more than 9,000 trucks and suvs being recalled. the key is hard to turn when it is hot in the cab. no reports of accidents but this is piling on to gm s problem with the switches that are linked to dozens of deaths. a former prosecutor is here and