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Good morning, America.

It is good to see you.

Great college games overnight.

We're going to have the highlights in a bit here.

Plus, our weekly look ahead to the weekend's NFL matchups.

Coach Herm Edwards is going to join us, as always.

Love having it. Always love when we have Coach Herm on the show. Also ahead, driverless carmaker Waymo

announcing a recall following some close encounters between robo taxis and school buses in Texas.

The details on that ahead. Plus who's getting hit hardest by the flu these days? Yeah, we'll have much more on that, but we do begin here with the frigid weather this weekend and another round moving in this week. Samara, Theodore, tracking it all. Samara, good morning. Good morning. That's right. I want you to take a look at this graphic. Wherever you're seeing purple on the radar, that's where snow is coming down. But this is what it looks like to us on the ground.

This is Ames, Iowa yesterday, getting a ton of snow out that way. And now this same system is making

its way farther east through the Great Lakes. So as you can see, by the time it's all set

and done tomorrow morning, we could see anywhere from a dusting to about three inches of snow.

It's not just the snow. It's also the cold. This morning,

this is what we're waking up to. West Branch, 15 degrees is what it feels like. Woo, Fargo. We're

looking at temperatures feeling like 12 degrees below zero. Here where I am in New York City,

it's feeling like 31 degrees. By the afternoon, this chill sticks around for a lot of cities.

In fact, we're kicking off the work week with temperatures in Portland, Maine, feeling like 8 degrees by Monday afternoon. Gio?

Those are brutal temperatures. All right, Samara, thank you so much.

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