mr regan said christopher was pushed into the water in an act carried out with a "misplaced sense of's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good afternoon. as storm isha clears our shores, we prepare for the next named storm that will be with us on tuesday, storm jocelyn. of course, we're still dealing with the impact from isha today. gusts of wind across the central belt last night got to 70 to 80mph quite widely, with higher wind gusts elsewhere, of course. it does stay windy for the rest of the afternoon with some sunshine, but also some blustery showers. if we just take a look at the forecast map, you can see the isobars, a tight squeeze on those. it does stay windy for the rest of the day. still gusts of wind a0 to 50mph quite widely, higher towards irish sea coasts. the winds easing down a little across shetland. there will be blustery showers, most frequent towards the north and the west, but wintry over the hills of scotland. cooler feeling air too — eight to 11 degrees celsius. as we head through this evening and overnight, a quieter looking pi

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people of bam or people of regan, it reduces the air quality . be aware of this situation.are going to be outside, you must wear a mask in the bafaq area of ​​yazdem province. in the same way, it was in the south of semnan province, in the same way, this wind has a good thing, it cleans the air a bit. kurd and today the index in tehran was below 100. now for some provinces like isfahan or the central province has issued a yellow pollution warning until wednesday. if there are people whose bodies are vulnerable, they should avoid being outdoors in these provinces. for the south of tehran , the conditions are not good, places like varamin, pakdasht, qarchak, the conditions are not good, shahriar islam, in the same way. the next wave of rains, which we are carefully monitoring, will enter the country from wednesday, we have cold weather from wednesday, the caspian river will become cloudy, the rains are relatively good , we have predicted the rains in the form of snow in hundreds of regions, if nothing happens in the patterns of the roles we expect that for a few hours at the

vítor: no me regañes, albertano. ¿ves por qué me gana?que les toque ayuno. ay, sí. albertano: buenos días, lupe, que guapita. ¿qué hay de desayunar? doña cuquita: ¿qué te parecen unos hotcakes y un cafecito con leche? vítor: mejor se lo cambio por una panceta y una michelada porque ando bien crudo, doña cuca. doña cuquita: ¿qué creen? que no les voy a dar nada hasta que me paguen de perdida un mes de renta, órale. albertano: pues cómo ve que no le vamos a pagar un mes de renta. doña cuquita: [resuella] albertano: mire, le vamos a pagar dos meses de renta. es más, hasta con propina. nomás un favor, ahora sí cómprese algo bonito, ¿no? lupe: oiga, ¿y ahora de dónde sacaron tanto dinero? albertano: es lo que ganamos de fotógrafos. doña cuquita: pero si la vecina me habló para reclamarme que estos le habían echado a perder el bautizo. albertano: sí, pero no fue ella la que me pagó, fue su marido. doña cuquita: lo has de haber agarrado borracho, ¿verdad? albertano: no, más bien lo agarré dándose unos besotes con la madrina. y me pagó todo ese d

epa administrator michael regan recently announced the 16 people he's appointing to the committee. they're now tasked with providing him with policy advice and recommendations for addressing issues including climate change, environmental justice and air quality. our producer, teresa krug, takes us to philadelphia to meet one of the young women on this newly formed federal council. my name is wawa gatheru. i am a jen zee climate activist, and i'm the proud founder and executive director of the national community blackgirlenvironmentalist. i got my start in the climate space when i was 15. i took a really, really transformational environmental science class that totally changed my life. but the climate community wasn't always one that i felt like was a safe space for youth of color. nor did i feel like it was doing all that it could to really resource the next generation and the ways that we need to really solve this big crisis. so in 2020, i decided to make an instagram page called black girl environmentalist. really, as a way for bjj black black women in the environmental and clima

. >> and bush and regan were similar. >> martha: it's a very significant part of the equation. >> leeis being vetted. >> martha: there's another name. we'll see where it goes. thanks very much. good to have you here. breaking right now, president biden about to hold a high stakes meeting with congressional leaders over funding for ukraine and israel. house speaker mike johnson says that his biggest focus is the border. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich out of the briefing room. she joins us now. hi, jacqui. >> we have no clear idea whether this meeting is going to be productive or not. republicans have said over and over again that they're not going to pledge their support for this broader supplemental, which funds israel, ukraine and the south pacific as well as the border until they get those substancive border policy changes. they are dug in on that. from everything we hear from the white house, that's not going to be a topic of discussion. their focusing entirely on ukraine in this meeting. they're saying some of this information will be classified. they're sharing it with

increasingly shown a willingness , more often than not , to go for the republican whether it was ronald regan1980s or even donald trump and i'm just wondering what an endorsement means if the rank-and-file don't follow. >> no matter what i think this endorsement is important. biden has championed for a long time, for his entire career, as being somebody who understands and connects with working people, with union workers, and his steadfast support and understanding of these voters is incredibly important, especially as we have seen trump able to connect with blue collar workers. the other point i want to make is that we've seen this week even stronger news about the economy, and not only have we continue continued to see unemployment stay low and job growth has continued but we're seeing that inflation is cooling and i think this is going to have a huge impact for joe biden down the road. there was a pugh poll that came out yesterday that shows a 9% increase in voters that say the economy is now they rate it as excellent or good. this is something that biden has been hoping to see voters feel

curve side multiplied was find find out how ukrainians are honoring poets and novelist to be killed. regan's phone coming up in 20 minutes or so action from the extra couple of nations as i reach the core to find the the they look it out to us to see how the se, in everything is good, even explain the torture, all types of torture. it was unbelievable. they would hit us with the bucks of their guns on our heads. 5 soldiers speeding poor. we've been occupied and imprisoned. oil rich here rock is facing a crisis and a final fight to results. water. as dimes built by its upstream neighbors, restrict flow under investment and climate change, or exacerbate the situation. now when regions were settled funding 1st, image pensions are rapidly rising. people in power investigates whether this could be the last generation to farm the land. iraq's walter was parked one of 2 on a jersey to the the other guy you're watching officer or mind about top stories, the sauce and is ready for us as of killed at least a 165 palestinians in the last 24 hours. at least 4 of them are in the some of the latest strike

when the grandfather described what happened the night before, things did not seem right to regan.m, 10 pm seemed awfully late to be letting your granddaughter out of the house. >> he told me he had been playing video games and when she came in to tell him, hey i'm going out to a friends house, because he was involved with his video games, he didn't realize how late it really was. he said, you know, if i had known it was at late i probably would've told are no. but because i didn't realize the time i told her if she could. >> and then there was the fact that he did not report her missing until well into the next day. >> so why did he wait so long to call the police? >> he tells us that he thought he had to wait at least 24 hours, but then when he called to talk to his wife and she was on her way back from atlanta, she said you need to go ahead and call the police. now. >> the responding officer says that he got a bad vibe from grandpa. >> it was the first and only time in my career of taking missing people's calls that i excused myself and contacted my supervisor and said, you know

thought we were in decline during the korean war and that we would never recover from the vietnam war, regan brought us back. people thought in the cold war, japan was the ultimate the there. there's something about the american character, our ability to reinvent ourselves that have propelled us, i have confidence we can do that again, china believes we are at decline, it is critical that we prove otherwise. >> thank you. >> welcome, dr. campbell, i'm grateful for the opportunity to be with you, grateful for your family, your daughter and for others in the great conversation we had, i will confess i have not read your 10 bucks, i look for to reading several. you have laid out in great detail the remarkable record you had in helping standup innovative resolute partnerships between the united states and key allies and partners, i think you are the right man at the right moment for this challenge. i will also point out december 7th, the anniversary of the pearl harbor attack is also the anniversary of the moment that senator vanderburg, a republican who is chairman of this committee dramaticall

. >> courtney regan. >>> the federal reserve's preferred gauge of underlying inflation rising at its pairing bets on a march fed cut. moody's economist mark zandi joins us now it is hard to believe that we are here with 2.9% on core pce we just got this gdp report at 3.3% annualized, even higher nominal gdp. i give you credit, you said soft landing when everyone else calling recession. what does the fed do next? >> well, a cut is just a question of when i don't -- march, may, that's six weeks, i'm not sure makes a difference i wouldn't argue with anyone who said march, but my sense is they'll probably push comes to shove wait longer to make absolutely sure inflation is at target or headed to target before they make that move you know, we're here you're right, very surprising. i mean even for me, i didn't expect we would be at 2% if you look at core consumer expenditure inflation over the past six months it's less than 2% on an annualized basis. we're here. >> how did they -- i mean, will it last? i mean, it's hard to believe that they managed to get the soft landing that they wanted,

this is the case without trying to steal an election, to - trying to steal an election, to regan electionclaims being rejected byjudges and election officials, donald trump continued his attack on the credibility of america's democratic institutions. but on his website, you will find this pitch. i seek to dismantle the devastate and restore a democracy from washington corruption once and for all. board donald trump. — corruption once and for all. board donald trump, the _ corruption once and for all. board donald trump, the deep - corruption once and for all. board donald trump, the deep state - corruption once and for all. board donald trump, the deep state and network of bureaucrats working to obstruct him and his policies. his plan to deal with this involves donald trump having more power. the new york times has reported that the former president and his backers aim to strengthen the power of the white house and limit the independence of federal agencies. this comes in various forms.— federal agencies. this comes in various forms. here is one. first i will immediately _ various forms.