they are now under rubble. for now, we don t know how many people have survived, but we do know we will shoot down that pilot who dropped that bomb, like we have already shot down 100 other mass murderers. elsewhere, overnight in the capital, kyiv, russia shelling of a shopping mall and residential district is said to have killed several people, with emergency services desperately trying to help people trapped under the rubble. by first light, the full force of the blast could be seen. with such destruction, it s hard to imagine the number of people killed won t rise. and this is just a few miles from the centre of the capital. but despite the bombardment,
nearly 100 other mass murderers. elsewhere, overnight, in the capital kyiv, russian shelling of a shopping mall and residential district is said to have left several people dead, with emergency services still searching for people trapped under the rubble. by first light, the full force of the blast could be seen. with such destruction, it is hard to imagine the number of people killed won t rise. and this is just a few miles from the centre of the capital. but despite the bombardment, ukrainians are continuing to show defiance. these are protestors taking on the russian military in the only major city russia has managed to capture.
happened the previous days and weeks. however, just over the last few hours, forecasters have come back and said it looks like now it will be much lower, 17 feet. that s good news. the reason they say that, they expect between 10 and 15 inches of rain in new orleans, a tremendous amount of rain. consider that usually weekend inches and ten inches of snow, equivalent to 100 to 150 inches of snow. it s tremendous precipitation. as allison was explaining, this is going to take a long time to go through. right now it s not raining at all. it was raining earlier. because it s going to take so long and be spread out, the feeling is the water won t rise as fast. and that potentially could be good news for this scarred city, scarred throughout the generations from hurricanes and tropical storms of new orleans, louisiana. back to you. all right. thank you. i m going to take it. i want to go to natasha chen in north an city, in st. mary s parrish, about 60, 70 miles from where i am in lafayett
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a hurry. as far as the cold goes, i ve got to show you this. bear alaska is at 14 degrees. the sun set there two weeks ago and won t rise until the end of january. they re at 14 degrees. fairbanks is at 31. typically it s minus 12 in fairbanks on average. much colder. look at the temperature in kansas city at 7, des moines 3, denver 3. the coldest air you re going to find. if you went and walked all the way through canada up to the north pole is located right over canada, down into the central plains and these windchills are ridiculous. just not fun. it s been this way for a week straight in fargo. minus 28 in windchill. look at chicago, not even a shot of going above freezing all week in chicago. that cold air, brian, here to stay. we didn t get the snow, we have some pond skating maybe, bill. got to be careful on that ice early in the season. we ll have the fire department check it, thank you very much. some other news to get to, including what the washington post is callin