Today is Monday, January 6th, four years after the Capitol riot.

And the same ceremonial vote count is set to happen in Congress with hopefully less violence.

We'll explain how things are different this time around.

Also, we'll tell you where Americans are facing the heaviest snowfall in a decade.

Plus, why America's top doctor wants warning labels on alcohol.

What's behind a new stockpiling trend?

And who won and who got snubbed at last night's Golden Globes? Those stories and even more news to know next.

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The first major winter storm of the year is bringing blizzard conditions to tens of millions

of Americans over more than a thousand miles. By the end of the day, parts of the central

planes are expected to have

gotten as much as 15 inches from this storm the most in over a decade. Already snow and ice has

covered major roadways in nearly all of Kansas, western Nebraska, and parts of Indiana. So travel of any

kind is being strongly discouraged this morning. Even snowplows and emergency vehicles have been getting

stuck, and a good chunk of flights and Amtrak routes have been canceled. Today, the warnings

extend east all the way to New Jersey. Major cities are in the path of this, including Kansas City,

St. Louis, Indianapolis, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Several governors declared states of emergency.

Many school districts canceled in-person classes for today and government offices closed.

The snow and ice should mostly stop building up by tomorrow, but what falls now will probably

stay on the ground for a while. The temperatures will keep dropping to as much as 30 degrees below

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