Tonight millions threatened by dangerous weather the west buried under feet of

snow with howling winds fire alerts across the central US as conditions

worsen in the largest wildfire in Texas history.

First the snow, 4 to 12 feet expected in the Sierra Nevada,

blizzard conditions with a major interstate shut down.

Drivers stranded, some waiting hours to be rescued, even ski resorts closing.

A rare tornado near Fresno, California, terrifying students.

On the Texas Panhandle, the Smokehouse Creek Fire Fire leaving two dead, more than a million acres

burned, plus rain in the northeast and the big change coming, our weather team tracking

it all.

Also tonight, help from above the U.S US military air-dropping tens of thousands of meals into

Gaza, joining an international effort as aid groups warn of an approaching famine.

Plus new reporting on a possible ceasefire and hostage release.

Tom Sufi Burrage reports from Israel.

Three days to Super Tuesday, 15 states holding contests, Donald Trump hoping to lock up the GOP nomination.

Nicky Haley vowing to stay in the race, but can she win in any of the Super Tuesday states?

Mary Alice Parks following the candidates.

An arrest in a crime that shocked Pennsylvania's Amish community, a man accused of murdering

a 23-year-old pregnant woman and her unborn baby, what we're learning about the suspect.

A paramedic going to prison, sentenced to five years for his role in the death of

Elijah McClain, the young man who died after being placed in a chokehold by police and given an excessive

dose of ketamine by paramedics. On the verge of history, the feat LeBron James

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