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There is about a foot of frost. >> reporter: by contrast, niagara falls is a picture of beauty. further south in new york city, cleanup crews are at the ready. back in metro boston -- >> the flooding has already started to take effect. >> reporter: coastal flooding on the south shore is adding to the list of worries. work continued on stabilizing sea walls, hoping they will hold back the wind-driven ocean at high tide. statewide, nearly 1900 crews fanned out to clear and treat roads with chemica...

Minnesota, they could break records. international falls could reach minus 39 by midnight, and chicago could ring in the new year with a half a foot of snow. >> dubois: jamie, thank you. its not just chicago. a snow storm is expected from the central plains to upstate new york and northern pennsylvania. the snow is expected to move into new england tomorrow night. heavier snow is predicted in the northeast thursday night into friday, and boston could get as much as a foot. federal investigators ...

Seat where he was sitting. at the table to eat. he said, you can have my seat. >> jones and his wife practiced what they preached. they had a biological son, stephan, and adopted an african-american baby they named jim junior. it was indianapolis first adoption of a black child by a white family. >> he had this great family of all different colors. he had a wonderful wife. i loved his kids. i was enchanted by everything he had going. >> i really dont feel comfortable being photographed. i really...

>> jones and his wife practiced what they preached. they had a biological son, stephan, and adopted an african-american baby they named jim junior. it was indianapolis first adoption of a black child by a white family. >> he had this great family of all different colors. he had a wonderful wife. i loved his kids. i was enchanted by everything he had going. >> i really dont feel comfortable being photographed. i really dont. >> in 1965 jones moved his controversial flock to redwood valley in nort...

So much and were going to talk about pope francis and his potential to reach those heights as well. >> i think pope francis is the biggest thing that happened this year on the world scene. in the way that you think of pope john paul and the impact he had in eastern europe. this pope, not only in his flock, clearly, im not catholic, but i stayed up christmas eve just to watch the replay of that mass and to hear the homily. i am so moved by him and the message of caring for the poor and for those ...

So much and were going to talk about pope francis and his potential to reach those heights as well. >> i think pope francis is the biggest thing that happened this year on the world scene. in the way that you think of pope john paul and the impact he had in eastern europe. this pope, not only in his flock, clearly, im not catholic, but i stayed up christmas eve just to watch the replay of that mass and to hear the homily. i am so moved by him and the message of caring for the poor and for those ...

Its nobodys fault. there is no fault in here. just bad decisions probably. >> and instinct, sure. >> sometimes they end up in a very, very sad -- its a terrible way to go. its quick. in fact, you know, these guys that kill you quicker than a cobra. >> really? >> 15 seconds. if you dont have friends and youre on your own this thing wraps around you, 15 seconds youre unconscious and then you die. youre done. >> wow. >> jewels sylvester, you have given us a lot to think about this morning. thank yo...

About pope francis and his potential to reach those heights as well. >> i think pope francis is the biggest thing that happened this year on the world scene. in the way that you think of pope john paul and the impact he had in eastern europe. this pope, not only in his flock, clearly, im not catholic, but i stayed up christmas eve just to watch the replay of that mass and to hear the homily. i am so moved by him and the message of caring for the poor and for those who cant care for themselves. >...

So we readjusted the level. >> reporter: on his ship professor turney said he couldnt help thinking of "endurance" which was crushed by ice near here a hundred years ago. the famous explorer shackleton led the great escape across the ice without losing a life. not that the crew is worried yet. the scientists are continuing their experiments, counting birds in the sea, and probing the seabed 1200 feet below. >> we have lots of food and energy. we have about two weeks worth of fresh food. >> repor...

Climbing. so theres an argument to be made that this argument has to be paid for. >> house bills have been drafted to undue pension cuts for military retirees. funds for that program was also left out the budget deal. >> were going to talk about how that impacts all of us because it puts less money into the economy. thanks so much, elizabeth. joining us from washington. kelly. >> heres a story weve been following. the leader of the flock is back. cable network a&e deciding to bring phil robertso...