Today's other headlines, national weather officials are warning of dangerously cold temperatures

across large parts of the eastern U.S. heading into the weekend. Winter advisories were in effect

today for areas stretching from Texas to Maine. Some states in the South Atlantic could see more

heavy snow starting tomorrow. In the meantime, emergency crews have been working to repair

icy power lines in Mississippi. In one meantime, emergency crews have been working to repair icy power lines

in Mississippi, in one case even using a helicopter to access those lines. The state also

dispatched the National Guard to help clear the roads five days after a massive storm. While in

Nashville, more than a hundred people lined up outside this church to stock up on food items.

The death toll from the frigid weather has now risen to at least 85 people.

President Trump says he asked Russian President Vladimir Putin not to strike Ukraine's capital

for a week due to the frigid weather there.

Ukraine has been experiencing one of the coldest winters in years, and Russian strikes have

repeatedly knocked out heating for thousands.

Speaking during his first cabinet meeting of the new year, President Trump said Putin agreed,

though the Kremlin has not confirmed that.

And I have to tell you, it was very nice.

A lot of people said, don't waste the call. You're not going to get that.

And he did it.

And we're very happy that they did it.

That's correct.

Because on top of everything else, it's not what they need is missiles coming into their towns and cities.

The president also said he's ordered Venezuela's airspace to reopen to commercial traffic,

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