Today is Friday, January 17th. We're talking about where Americans are in for the coldest temperatures

in a year. In some places, it's going to feel like 40 degrees below zero. Also, just like the

effort to ban TikTok, the push to save TikTok is now getting bipartisan support. So a ban might not go

into effect this weekend after all. We'll explain. Plus, we'll recap two rocket launches, including one that ended in an explosion.

And a feud between co-stars has spawned another lawsuit, this one naming more A-list celebrities.

Those stories and even more news to know coming up.

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A powerful Arctic cold front is about to unleash dangerously low temperatures on parts of the country.

In fact, this will be the coldest weather the U.S. has seen in a year. The brutally cold air is

expected to rush into the northern U.S. tonight, then expand over much of the west and central U.S.

tomorrow, then hit parts of the south and east on Sunday. By Monday, temperatures could be almost

30 degrees below normal for millions of Americans

in what's already the coldest part of the year. The most extreme cold is expected in the

Dakotas, where temperatures could reach 30 degrees below zero. And wind chills could make it feel

like 40 to nearly 50 below zero. Those are conditions that can cause frostbite in less than 10

minutes. Elsewhere,

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