CABRERA: I'm CNN meteorologist Ivan Cabrera with your weather watch. And the winter preview has been extended, right. We've been talking about much colder than we should be for this time of the year especially across the northern United States although that cool air has funneled all the away into the southeastern U.S. new system one after the other. Now we bring in some rains, snow, and some significant winter swell for portions of the Pacific Northwest. But if you're traveling across the northeastern U.S., we'll have temperatures that will continue rather cool. We're not going to have a big warm up but basically through the middle part of the week, the chunk of this very cold air will begin to lift to the north and what that will do is will allow for temperatures at least for a few days to recover and things to thaw out a little bit after the big chill. The mild temperatures as you see the trend here continue across further south and the east. And there you see Atlanta getting out of the cool lower teens to mid and upper teens and eventually 20 degrees by the end of the week. New York City, there is the cool there. That's going to feel nice between eight degrees and jump into 12 by Thursday as a little push of milder air begins to move in. There's the front clearing things out and really pretty quiet across the mid section of the U.S. with the exception of this new low -- you see that spinning up and continuing to crash into the north and west. And again, that will clip also parts of northern California with some rainfall.</s>VANIER: Hundreds of sexual abuse survivors and their supporters marched in Los Angeles on Sunday. High profile allegations of sexual misconduct have captured the country's attention. But the problem goes well beyond entertainment and politics as this protest has intended to show. Similar stories of sexual abuse are widespread in the private and professional lives of many and this is regardless of gender. Victims often say that they were targeted by men and women in positions of power.</s>VANIER: Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden sat down with Oprah Winfrey to discuss his new memoir. It --
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