is a hero simply because he gave his life for his brothers and sisters. the boy who walked 14 miles to save his siblings shares what was going through his mind. plus, what we are learning about this shocking crash. a sports car crashing through the second story of that building. more than a menace. how turkeys are terrorizing this neighborhood. and on this veterans day one veteran striking all the right notes. and good morning, everyone, on this veterans day. i m trevor ault. and i m mona kosar abdi. kenneth and janai are off this morning but we begin with subfreezing windchills set to hit more than half the country. it actually could be the coldest veterans day on record in chicago and minneapis. and snow falling right now is making a mess of the morning commute. this morning, from new mexico to new jersey, millions are bracing for an early season blast of arctic air. cold will dip into the deep south this week with the windchill, the feel like temper
honor our veterans around the globe and thank them for their incredible sacrifice and their service to our great nation. early today starts right now good morning i m cori coffin. and i m phillip mena. a record-breaking arctic blast is closing in on about 80% of the country. snow and sleet already falling in some areas. that is just a preview of a deep freeze that is expected to impact 41 states the plunging temperatures would be stunning even if this were january. here s wnbc s dave price reporter: brutal winter conditions sweeping across the country. dangerously cold temperatures and winter weather expected to affect over 230 million people the big story will be the cold air mass. very, very cold air even cold for january. and the near-record cold monday reporter: snow already falling in montana and moving east, stretching from colorado all the way to michigan. the windy city facing several inches of snow and temperatures there could remain below the freezin
all morning long. we begin with this right now president biden is heading back to the united states from the g20 summit and a stop in vietnam. he will mark 9/11 when he stops in alaska. this is our breaking news this morning. several south korean media outlets are reporting that north korean s kim jong-un appears to be on his way to russia. days after u.s. officials warned that kim and putin could meet to discuss a potential deal to supply moscow with weapons for its war in ukraine. now neither russia nor north korea have confirmed that meeting. cnn international diplomatic editor nick robertson is standing by in london and paula hancocks live in seoul, south korea. paula, what are we learning at that moment? reporter: well, phil and poppy, what we are hearing is from south korean media reports at that point they believe that kim jong-un is in his armored train northeast towards russia. at this point, neither side, as you say, has actually confirmed whether or not this
and a murder still on the run. a massive manhunt for that killer in pennsylvania is entering day 12 where he is realistically could be right now. and in morocco, where he could be for 120 years and the rescuers are racing to find survivors in the rubble. and face-to-face that could have the eyes of the world, and where kim jong-un could be right now, and what this could mean for russia and ukraine. i m kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central. all right. tot pennsylvania and dramatic developments in the search for the escaped convicted killer who is a step ahead of those chasing him, and all of the authorities. danelo cavalcante was seen thursday, and by friday he had stolen a van from a deairy and then had tried to make contact with two former acquaintances. he was spotted on a ring camera. on sunday morning, the police found the van he had abandoned that had run out of gas more than 20 miles from where the authorities had been focusing t
didn t have protective gear, according to the whistle-blower, despite being face-to-face with potential infected patients. we ll have more on that in a moment. also today, we learned new federal guidelines after it was revealed that the first american patient believed to have caught the disease here had to wait days to be tested for it. and there is late word as well on what the public is told and by whom. it all now has to go through the vice president s office. the new york times reporting that dr. anthony fauci, the face of so many public health emergencies over the years has been told by the white house not to speak out without clearance. and then of course there is the financial impact the virus continues to have. [ closing bell ] the dow industrials losing nearly 1200 points on the day, more than 3200 so far this week. the trump administration claims that they are ready for anything. wall street it seems has its doubts. a sign perhaps that yesterday s press conferen