COOPER: Well, the death toll has risen to at least 16 people from the historic and brutal cold blasting much of the country. More than 200 million people have endured another day of freezing temperatures with 84 million facing subzero weather. In 11 states today, mostly in the Midwest, temperatures fell below minus 14 degrees. It was colder than the temperature in Alaska's northern most city, that sits north of the Arctic Circle. It is that bad out there. Here's the good news, the misery will melt away for most tomorrow and into next week. For example, Chicago's temperature should rise on 75 degrees from about 25 below zero to the low 50s on Monday. Atlanta, where residents shivered in the 20s this week, temps will soar into 60s, who are going to host the Super Bowl on Sunday. That's about it for us. Don't miss "Full Circle," our daily interacts newscast on Facebook. You get to vote on the stories we cover. We post those around noon. Watch the show 6:25 p.m. Eastern at facebook.com/andersoncooperfullcircle. If you haven't seen it, watch us. It's a lot of fun. Chris, the news continues. Let's hand it over to him. Chris?</s>CUOMO: All right, thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to the "Prime Time."
Death Toll Rising In Widespread, Brutal Cold.