good morning. congratulations to you, my friend. carley: thank you. well deserved. carley is one of the hardest workers here at fox. todd: she is always here. absolutely. we miss you, jillian. we know you re watching from home with your pjs on. it s going to feel a lot colder than it is right now here in new york city. 58. i mean, temperatures in the 50s as your daytime highs tomorrow. so we ve got a cold front that s going to move through, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average or below normal over the next couple days. we ve got the cold air pouring across the great lakes. that could bring wintery weather for those areas. detroit, 46, 53 in philadelphia, these are daytime highs tomorrow. let s take a look at what we re dealing with. we have a new system moving in across the west and that s going to push over the rockies and the plains states, bringing us snow, first snow for some of these i aas, not for the rockies. they ve already seen some but in towards the northern and
about to change. it migrates east as it sets up shop here. it gets moisture as the zurn bans develops off the gulf of mexico. when you put that together, it s very interesting for the south. nashville, upper 40s. chicago, only into the teens. some lake-effect snow showers possible today but certainly not a major blockbuster storm system across the great lakes. notice across the south, here s the temperature trend down to upper 30s by saturday afternoon. washington around 31 degrees as well. the freezing line indicated in pink, shows you north of this line where snow showers are possible, early saturday morning, atlanta, colombia, charlotte, north carolina could be in line for wintry weather. we will follow this carefully as well. guys. pedram, thank you. today was supposed to be the day that donald trump reveals what he knew that no one else did about the election hack. or the hack into the dnc or clinton campaign officials but now he s pointing a finger at
seeing are people playing out movie-like dramas in the streets. alisyn: that seems to be true and let s pray for a quick end to this one, dr. ablow. i hope so, thank you. alisyn: thank you. we re getting word of a press conference from riverside, california on this manhunt and that s at the top of the hour, stay tuned for that. moments ago new warnings on the blockbuster storm system that s expected to affect 1/10 of the u.s. in the next 24 to 48 hours. we have an update on what forecasters say could be the biggest storm in decades for some 32 million americans. and there are new questions about whether the policies of the federal reserve may be quietly crushing the retirement funds for millions of american workers. we ll look at that.