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Will it be as cold as early january? well, no, but we'll get close in some areas, like fargo, minus 25 on tuesday. that's the actual air temperature in the morning on january 6th when we were minus 28. we're getting close. these are actual air temperatures. dangerously cold, especially across the region. we have several clipper systems that are going to make an appearance over the great lakes, the ohio valley and the northeast over the next couple of days. and the west remains dry, really dry, in some cases, record dry across southern california where we are still dealing with wildfire danger....

Thing. so -- and we're safely home now. >> reporter: the vast majority of passengers we talked to say this wasn't amtrak's fault. this was mother nature. they understand it. it wasn't very comfortable. one person said she couldn't feel her back side after sitting for 20-plus hours. but all in all, nobody was injured. and it was uncomfortable, but they're safe now. >> all right. that's good. and good to see you in a hat. some of those passengers there looked kind of cold, needed more to bundle up there. thanks, ted. appreciate it. i want to bring in alina machado here in atlanta. and, you know,...

Sports. >> all right. we're going to have much more of this exclusive interview. it is provocative, it is controversial, it is amazing. we're going to have more with dennis rodman. it gets even more bizarre, as well, rodman accusing the american missionary, kenneth bay, being held in north korea of wrongdoing. that is straight ahead. plus this as well. imagine being stuck on a train for hours overnight in the freezing cold. that's what happened to passengers on three amtrak trains. one writer said it was like purgatory. up next. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am s...

The dangerous cold, right here in atlanta. i want to start with you, ted. understand that the last passengers now off the trains. but it is still bitterly cold in chicago, dangerously cold. how are people doing? >> reporter: well, suzanne, they are doing as best they can. these passengers are very happy to be in chicago. they started in california, 500-plus passengers stranded for hours in some cases up to 20 hours on a train on a track they can't get through because of the snow. a lot of them were bussed to union station here in chicago within the last hour. and auto in all, they're in pretty...

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