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>> but also includes difficult conditions for the dolphins as they head to the chiefs. we're talking wind chill of 19. 30 miles per hour. we move further to the north and notice steelers versus bills 24 degrees, winds 40 miles per hour and on top of that heavy snow. if i had to choose one of these outdoor games i'm going to tampa. showers and thunderstorms, sure. but temperatures in the upper 60s look a lot better than what we'll be dealing with across portions of of the plains. wind chill alerts right now with 20 million people impacted right now, and you can see why. places like denver 5 below and this is going to dip as far south as texas in the coming days. it'll be just zero degrees on monday as we get into portions of of texas. minus 38 for the wind chill, it's going to be really uncomfortably cold and dangerous conditions for a lot of folks as they're out and about. we've got winter alerts, flood alerts all on the table here
the weekend, overnight lows here in the chicago area are expected to hover in the subzero territory well into the middle of next week. back to you. >> my teeth are chattering just thinking about that, maggie vespa, thank you. stay warm and stay safe. angie lassman's tracking the latest forecast for us. give us the breakdown of what you're seeing, angie. >> this is going to be another major storm system that has multiple impacts over the next couple of days as we roll into the weekend. here's the deal right now, already an active morning across portions of the south. we'll see another chance for severe storms as the day goes on. we've got the heavy snow, the wet snow and the whipping winds working across portions of the great lakes. that heavy rain on already saturated grounds happening across the east. as we get into tomorrow, still those strong winds leaving us with the lake effect snow happening and at a rapid pace. we'll see upwards of a foot to a foot and a half of snow when this is all said and done across portions of the great lakes. those hourly snowfall rates will be impressive too.
than we're used to from former president trump, as if he expected to be cut off at any moment. >> while he is talking and doing everything the judge told him not to do, what is the reaction from the bench? is he trying to stop him and say, "we'd agreed you'd talk about the facts," or did he let him go? >> he let him go. it is a different engoron than we've seen from earlier portions of the trial. it is an engoron tamed. one of the things i'm wondering is to what effect were all of the cumulative threats against judge engoron and his law clerk? we know the threats against the law clerk alone filled 275 single-spaced pages. we know that because a court security officer filed an affidavit, explaining that in defense of the gag order. judge engoron yesterday had a bomb threat against him at his home in nassau county. then i wonder to what extent that really impacts his decision-making in allowing trump to continue speaking, until he just said to chris kise, "mr. kise, please control your client," when trump
during the polar vortex years ago, and there's very few items of clothing that are out there that are made to handle weather like that. adrienne broaddus, i got it right this time. adrienne broaddus, thank you very much. and joining us now nbc news meteorologist bill karins. >> whatever you want. >> bill "careens" is with us. >> this is a brutal storm, it's going to be a brutal week and a half. we're watching a blizzard developing. iowa is by far the comes in lat. tonight turns back to snow tomorrow's it will be blowing around really nasty. blizzard warnings in green bay, almost all of iowa southern portions of idaho and that's the second storm. another storm. the next one in this endless line of storms. the difference this time is cold air in between the two. additional snowfall. chicago, only getting a couple another inches. areas in wisconsin northern portions of michigan have to dig
a limited set of interests, or we would become terribly bored and fall into ennui. but that doesn't mean that applies to the real prospects of life extension of a few decades. but it is worth bearing in mind that, you know, hundreds of millions of people right now are already depressed. this is worth taking seriously. you know... ..there's an old joke about two ladies in a canteen and one says, "the food here's terrible." and the other one says, "yeah, and the portions are so small." why would you want a larger portion of terrible food? i mean, we have hundreds... i like thejoke, and i get the message. but there are equally many millions of people living around the world who are deeply depressed by the notion that, actually, before very long, they're going to die. and it gives them an overwhelming sense of the pointlessness of everything. hmm. life can be full ofjoy. and i think our priority should be to enable as many people as possible to live in full health for as long as possible. and so, if the focus of this kind of research is on what's called compressing morbidity, you know, making people
coming up on "morning joe." time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist anglei lassman for the forecast. >> here we go again, jonathan. we've got another winter storm system going to cause problems across the country. we've got wind alerts up and the system is on the move. it's going to bring some snow to parts of the plains today and also bring arctic air across much of the plains. the coldest we've seen so far i'll show you in a moment. look at the wintry mess with snow and strong winds as we get into tomorrow. the rain works into the east, see the potential for severe storms today, into the evening hours and overnight and that goes for the southeast as we get into tomorrow, too. we'll also see that heavy rain across portions of of this regions that have seen saturated grounds. rainfall totals not quite as impressive as last go around with this previous storm system, but the snow totals will be. we'll be pushing upwards of a
it sends a signal to certain supporters to believe the first think, to others to believe the second thing. i thought the debate last night brought a very telling moment on that. ron desantis was asked about trump's tweet about terminating portions of the constitution, and he differed with it, but also described it as quote/unquote word vomit. so this is the balance with trump. the whole take him seriously not literally thing has paid enormous dividends for him over the years because it invites people to pick and choose what they take seriously. meanwhile, he can walk into the oval office if he's elected and decide which things are going to be part of his mandate. he's going to say i said these things, i was elected. now i can do this. >> you watched him for a long time, jonah. >> i had arguments for years with people who take him seriously not literally. the real problem is people take him hypothetically and imagine scenarios that fit whatever scenario they want, and you know, this sort of yasser arafat approach of speaking one
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this is worth taking seriously. you know... ..there�*s an old joke about two ladies in a canteen and one says, "the food here's terrible." and the other one says, "yeah, and the portions are so small." why would you want a larger portion of terrible food? i mean, we have hundreds... i like thejoke, and i get the message. but there are equally many millions of people living around the world who are deeply depressed by the notion that, actually, before very long, they're going to die. and it gives them an overwhelming sense of the pointlessness of everything. hmm. life can be full ofjoy. and i think our priority should be to enable as many people as possible to live in full health for as long as possible. and so, if the focus of this kind of research is on what's called compressing morbidity, you know, making people who are ageing healthier and extending people's lives that way, i'd be very supportive. but life extension for a few while others are living a life of depression and debilitation wouldn't be right. your debate opponent in this book,
as we get into tomorrow, the rockies bringing snow there and bitter cold temperatures on tap by the time we get into the weekend. be in it plains and spread east. this is going to be a mess across the great lakes for heavy snow, gusty winds, travel will be difficult. and that rain starts to work over those same portions of that dealt with heavy rain over the past 24 hours, and on top of that we'll have another round of potentially severe weather in the forecast. lots to cover in the days ahead. >> that was meant to be the good news. angie lassman, thank you. still ahead, this is relevant, the iowa caucuses are just days away and former president trump still maintains a large lead in the polls despite barely showing up for campaign events in the state. coming up we'll have analysis whether trump's absence in the trail from iowa will affect support there. and how a brutal winter forecast might impact turnout there, too. that's just ahead on "way too early." on "way too early.