east coast, we're going to see temperatures continue to rise. these cities of the next few days will cloudy in the south. some rain coming up over the next few days, and we'll see that stop to for in hong kong on saturday. the, the unique perspective on a deep, i don't want to, even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really helpful. my things thoughtful, this coverage, there's no reason to target the journal on hers voices and i'm of the communications. i'm please connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, means that women are delivering babies in the shelters in the rubble of their own hugs. and this is unacceptable. the stream on out just the or the, you're watching else 0 reminder of our headlines this. our israel is attacking southern, gaza bombing, and rasa has killed 7 palestinians, and is really forces a storm. the nicer hospital in con eunice, forcing hundreds inside slee heavy gun fine families of his really captives are threatening to storm the ministry of defense until it leads. t

east coast, we're going to see temperatures continue to rise. these cities of the next few days will cloudy in the south. some rain coming up over the next few days, and we'll see that stop to 4 in hong kong on saturday. of the, examining the impact of today's headlines. this is not a war between an israel. this is a war against palestinians exploring a funding world cloths programming. we are basically a digital firm scene investigator, but we're doing it from space design to inform, motivates on the spot. you want to compete at the olympic games. they come, stay, relax, see the well, from a different perspective on elders here. yeah. so nobody inconclusive, made things a way to deal with, with how much and fees? well, it comes as these right admitted to a lessening a ground defensive of the southern tip of gaza. so does diplomacy still spend a chance in this for and why does not to this is inside story the .

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on his website at 18:00 us east coast time, that is, at 2:00 am on february 9, minsk.ncement of the material has already collected more than 94 million views, this is what social network users write: the warmongers are scared, great job tucker, or in europe all russian media are banned, they are censored, so i’m glad that you are giving us an idea of ​​the russian point of view , and i i sincerely hope that open dialogue will be the path to ending the bloodshed. the western media took up arms against carlson even before the interview was released. musk demanded the arrest of those who support the repression of the journalist. i leave the necessary media, which are supposedly independent, to the west.

east coast we're going to see temperatures continue to rise to the cities of the next few days. well cloudy in the south, some rain coming up over the next few days, and we'll see that stopped for in hong kong. on saturday. the weather brought to you by visit castle. the reminder of the top stories on to 0 of this our almost all of causes. 2.3000000 people are suffering as deliberate from an info's by israel's walking of crucial aids price groups. a israel is using hunger as a weapon of for israel controls the movement of goods into the script and is preventing supplies from entering is really forced as a storm. the largest functioning hospital in garza patients and intensive care, as well as thousands of people who are sheltering from is really attacks were ordered to leave and they were arrested and nothing hospital. and tanya, and this has been under, is really siege for weeks now. and is really airstrike and gaza city has killed at least 3 palestinians. 5 were injured in the attack which targeted a vehicle on july streets, gauze as health officials say, nearly 29000 palestin

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than the east coast. and therefore that would be uh- good news for port of oakland. >> supply chain management company flexport says almost a quarter of global shipping capacity is or will be diverted from the red sea, adding thousands of miles and a week or two to trips. an update now on the operation to free a stuck fishing boat near bodega bay. after a week long effort, the u.s. coast guard determined the 57 ton vessel cannot be moved because it is too heavy, loaded down with water and sand. the press democrat reports salvage crews will need to take the boat apart instead, with powerful waves expected, it is unlikely operations will begin immediately. the delay could increase the risk of the ocean breaking that boat apart. well tomorrow is presidents day, and here's a quick look at some revised schedules for the holiday. federal state and local government offices will be closed, as well as banks. most mass transit agencies will run on reduced or sunday schedule, and bart is providing a bus bridge for r

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east coast, and therefore that would be uh- good news for port of oakland supply chain management companylexport says almost 25% of global shipping capacity is, or will be diverted from the red sea, adding thousands of miles and a week or two to trips now to tragedy. in minnesota. >> on this sunday, two police officers and a firefighter or paramedic were shot and killed after an hours long standoff following a domestic abuse call. another police sergeant was also wounded, but is expected to survive. the horror unfolded at a home in the twin cities suburb of burnsville overnight. the gunman barricaded himself inside the home with a woman and seven children. police say he opened fire on two officers. then he shot the paramedic who ran to help the downed victims. >> i need that ambulance to 33rd avenue and i need two additional ambulances. the dead were identified as officers paul m strand and matthew ruge, both 27 years old, and 40 year old firefighter paramedic adam finseth. >> the gunman was later found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. an update now on the operation to free a stu

lot of snow as we get into tomorrow that will get going so if you know the folks in the east coast, they re talking about that nor'easter. nor'easter, by the way, called a nor'easter because the wind along coast comes from the northeast. there you go. fun fact. mean, on the west coast, a lot cooler lot quieter out here for as we do, have a little bit of rain up in the pacific northwest. but not bad. we have a really nice day here in the bay area. you can see as we take a live look here. you can see a little bit of mount diablo there in the background and oakland, so not not bad. got some sunshine and some nice temperatures. 64 in san jose pretty warm there. little cooler at half moon bay. just thinking about 57 degrees and 59 free in san francisco's a little bit warmer than we should be in spots. also, you notice the yellow dots on the map here that correlates with moderate air quality. so we do have a little haze out there. it's along the peninsula right around the bay on the east bay and down into the south bay, not so much in the north bay today, but just something to keep an eye

coast, that is, at the very, very, very american prime time, the announcement will be made tucker carlsonge with the time stamp, the original announcement itself was watched by 100 million people, but it also seemed to say, and 13. comments, all the comments are enthusiastic, well, you can say that they are russian bots, but we understand that no, well, or in any case, where are the american bots then, well, in general, the whole world of interviews is waiting for this, okay, yes, well, i’ll go back to long-suffering ukraine first, it continues there, this is either an opera, or an operetta, or a drama between zelensky and zaluzhny and... in general, the question arises, why suddenly - the president, the supreme commander-in-chief, decided to dismiss the commander-in-chief, well, the country is still at war, that is, the country is now in a difficult time, everyone admits this, and as they say , the magic is over, so what? now we will change wizards like this, why they need to be changed, but it’s very simple, because zelensky’s own powers expire on march 31, and this is something that he

military shot down that balloon off the east coast then shot down three other unidentified balloons in the following days. lester >> all right, courtney, thank you. >>> in south carolina saturday, nikki haley faces potentially unfriendly terrain in her home state as donald trump looks to broaden his appeal on the way to locking up the nomination garrett haake explains >> we're going to win this we're going to win it bigger than ever before >> reporter: donald trump tonight looking to close out a fourth straight primary victory. >> we're going to have a gigantic victory here in south carolina we're going to show crooked joe biden and the radical left democrats that we are coming like a freight train in november. >> reporter: the former president leading the palmetto state's former governor, nikki haley, by 28 points in a recent poll. >> i need you to get out and vote i need you to take five people with you >> reporter: haley ramping up her attacks on the gop front-runner in the race's closing hours. >> donald trump cannot win a general election look at every single poll. >> reporter: bu

that would've gone to the east coast to move them across the country by rail and intermodal as we gethe season we need a solution and part of the answer we have to bring in a broader coalition, the chinese need to be part of this they need to be talking to people in the region in saudi arabia and iran and the rest of the middle east saying we need to fix this problem. they are impacted as well, this is a global challenge and it will have indications here and it requires a much broader coalition of partners. neil: what we do now is not working, thank you very much. matt shay, keeping you on top of developments more pressing for 11 million californians under the threat of the massive flooding. i mean massive this is a once-in-a-lifetime type series of floods after this. ♪ (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (vo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus peo

meanwhile, another storm on the east coast as well. derailing nascar's biggest day, the daytona 500. that was postponed because of rain. drivers are expected to get the green flag today. let's get an update from michelle grossman. good morning to you. >> great to see you on this monday. it seems like the west coast cannot catch a break. we're seeing rain this morning. and it will be heavy at times. we're going to see an inch per hour in some spots. really heavy snow, measuring up to 3, 4 feet in some spots. and we're looking at the chance for strong thunderstorms as well. could see a tornado or two in the sacramento valley. 15 under wind alerts, and 1 million under these alerts. this is going to be a several-day event. we'll see it weakening a bit t as it moves onshore. in terms of rate of, we're looking at anywhere from 2, 3, lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 66 in dallas. 66 in houston. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you. headline, winter. >>> a comedy legend makes history at the people's choice awards. first

meanwhile, another storm on the east coast as well. derailing nascar's biggest day, the daytona 500. that was postponed because of rain. drivers are expected to get the green flag today. let's get an update from michelle grossman. good morning to you. >> great to see you on this monday. it seems like the west coast cannot catch a break. we're seeing rain this morning. and it will be heavy at times. we're going to see an inch per hour in some spots. really heavy snow, measuring up to 3, 4 feet in some spots. and we're looking at the chance for strong thunderstorms as well. could see a tornado or two in the sacramento valley. 15 under wind alerts, and 1 million under these alerts. this is going to be a several-day event. we'll see it weakening a bit t as it moves onshore. in terms of rate of, we're looking at anywhere from 2, 3, 4 inches of rain, especih lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 66 in dallas. 66 iour monday forecast. >> thank you. headline, winter. >>> a comedy legend makes history at the people's choice awards.

military shot down that balloon off the east coast then unidentified balloons in the following days. lester. >> all right, >>> in south carolina, saturday, nikki haley faces potentially her home state as donald trump looks to broaden his appeal on the wathe nomination. garrett haake explains. >> we're going to win this. we're going to win this bigger than ever before. >> reporter: donald trump looking to close out a fourth straight primary victory. >> we're going to have a gigantic victory here in south carolina. we're going to show crooked joe biden and the radical left democrats that we are coming like a freight train in november. >> reporter: the former president leading the palmetto state's former governor, nikki haley, by 28 points in a recent poll. >> i need you to get out and vote. i need you to take five people with you. >> reporter: haley ramping up her attacks on the gop front-runner in the race's closing hours. >> donald trump cannot win a general election. look at every single poll. >> reporter: but even as haley vows to fight on past next tuesday's contest, the trump cam

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things have east and will do so on the east coast. once that storm pulls away from florida, we'll still see some gusty winds around those south eastern states, but it is looking to launch the dry in cities like new york as well as washington d. c. i'm very dry across the south listing more in the way sunshine coming in for places like texas. and we will see more in the way of sunshine from much of mexico just coming down. however, with the change in the wind that we all going to see some very heavy rain pushing its way across the bahamas, across the caribbean as well with some heavy rain to come for the likes of his pen jala. as we go into tuesday, the weather brought to you by visit castle, say operating current safety religion was the fear that you might be left behind. delving into the dark side to reveal how tuesday calls and still fear to exploit and manipulate to journey powerful force featuring 1st time testimonies from those with skate their narratives and the lessons that should be heated. the right person in charge of an ins

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coast, and that's in spain as well. portuguese farmers have also joined your european counterparts by blocking the border with spain. in germany, farmers drove their tractors in luxembourg to show discontempt. farmers in strasburg also demonstrated outside the european parliament with their tractors to make their voices heard. a farmers protest are widening across europe, spanish, greek, french, german, polish. romanian, portuguese, belgian and italian farmers have all pledged to continue these demonstrations. us policy is failing to address north korea and neglecting the growing tension on the korean peninsula, so south korea state media in a significant editorial departure, remarking on the north recent missile advancements and strengthening alliances, us absorption in ukraine and gaza, and overall the... fault to the hardlying policy of south korean president yuun is to blame, say experts. frank smith, has your story. us and south korean actions on the korean peninsula are generating tension with the dprk and may res

aimed at the southern california coast and mountains that run east-west are very efficient at squeezing out copious amounts of moisture. it has been raining all day in los angeles, yesterday the wettest day in over 20 years. today is likely going to rank in similar territory and likely to set a 48-hour rainfall record in and around los angeles. around the bay area we still have a few hours especially over contra costa county and alameda county. that activity continues to move farther north. in general things will quiet down through tonight and much of the day tomorrow. there's still a chance of a pop-up shower at any point during the day. the best chance is it's going to develop during the afternoon. these are more miss than hit, but they'll be out there. be flexible with any outdoor plans. that activity quiets down ahead of the next chance of showers that will move in and move out of the bay area pretty quickly wednesday, a brief round of light rainfall quickly skirting across the bay area. after a couple lingering showers thursday, dry weather takes over for four straight days, friday

from there, i moved to the east coast and that's where i settled in this area and started teaching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra group. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good we played at the old post office pavilion that was the trump hotel, now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to play at the amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king. [applause] david: do you still play the violin? sheila: i picked it up again during covid. david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can walk through fire and still come out alive. ♪ david: one of the reasons you became financially successful was a company you helped build, al

from there, i moved to the east coast and that's where i settled in this area and starting teaching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. that orchestra was so good we played at the old post office pavilion that was the trump hotel, now the waldorf hotel. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education. -- in education from king hussein. david: do you still play the violin? sheila: i picked it up again during covid. david: why did you call it david: yo-yo ma -- did yo-yo ma give you lessons? sheila: i wish he would. david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically it's the only animal that can walk through fire and come out alive. ♪ david: one of the reasons you became fin

if we compare it to america, that is from the east coast to the west coast and beyond.ion, the largest muslim country and the world's third largest democracy. that is why its election today is a pretty big deal. it is only sixth poll that the country has had since it emerged from a military dictatorship in the 90s. and these days, indonesia is a vibrant and modern but somewhat fragile democracy, and its literal position in the world, in a region that is crucial to both the us and china, means its vote is one to watch. for more analysis, i spoke to dan slater, who's the director of the centre for emerging democracies at the university of michigan. the polls are very accurate, i would say. indonesian posters have a great track record of tracking these results accurately. so i think it's very clear that prabowo subianto will be winning the election on a first round. so with over 50% of the vote, that will avoid a runoff and mean he'll be the president elect in a matter of hours to days. tell mean he'll be the president elect in a matter of hours to days.— a matter of hours

and then from there, i moved to the east coast and that is where i settled, in this area, and started teaching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra grew. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good, we played at the old post office pavilion, which was then the trump hotel, now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. and from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king hussein. [applause] david: ok. do you still play the violin? sheila: i still have my violin. i picked up the cello during covid. david: did yo-yo ma give you lessons? sheila: no. [laughter] david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can walk through fire and still com

if we compare it to america, that is from the east coast to the west coast and beyond.ing it the world's fourth biggest country by population, the largest muslim country and the world's third largest democracy. that is why its election today is a pretty big deal. it is only the sixth poll that the country has had since it emerged from a military dictatorship in the 90s. and these days, indonesia is a vibrant and modern but somewhat fragile democracy, and its literal position in the world, in a region that is crucial to both the us and china, means its vote is one to watch. and really important set of elections to watch. let's get more from jakarta — our south east asia correspondent jonathan head gave my colleague steve lai this analysis. the polls have over the last few weeks have steadily increased prabowo's lead, and for a time it didn't look like he'd get past that 50% threshold that gives him an outright win. it looked like there'd be a runoff. but in the last, i don't know, 2 to 3 weeks, he seems to have crept ahead. the exit polls suggest he's got a commanding le

and then from there, i moved to the east coast and that is where i settled, in this area, and startedching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra grew. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good, we played at the old post office pavilion, which was then the trump hotel, now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. and from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king hussein. [applause] david: ok. do you still play the violin? david: i still have my violin. i picked up the cello during covid. david: did yo-yo ma give you lessons? sheila: no. i wish he would. david: you decide to build this hotel, why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that ca

and then from there, i moved to the east coast and that is where i settled, in this area, and startedching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra grew. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good, we played at the old post office pavilion, which was then the trump hotel, now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. and from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king. hussein. [applause] david: ok. do you still play the violin? david: i still have my violin. i picked up the cello during covid. david: did yo-yo ma give you lessons? david: no. [laughter] david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can walk through fire and still come out

and that red shaded area over parts of the midwest that front than slides east bringing that rain for much of the east coast by wednesday and then exiting on on thursday, a lot of these rain totals will be locally have the depending on where some of those stronger storms setup. so we'll have to watch out for that. notice the whites on the backside of this, that's where we can have some snow showers in the great lakes all right. >> elisa raffa. thank you so much. >> the city of las vegas is >> a very unique place. it just hosted super bowl 58 and it's wowing audiences and it's futuristic, new venue, the sphere now the new cnn original series vegas, the story of sin city, takes us on an incredible journey from the city's origins as a dusty desert town to the entertainment mecca it is today. here's a preview >> the casinos in the 1940s employed african americans only in the back of that house. they could not enter the front of the house at the same time, we are talking about entertainment starting in a great way here people like neck king, cole, and pearl bailey and johnny mathis and the

from there, i moved to the east coast and that's where i settled in this area and started teaching atidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra group. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good we played at the old post office pavilion that was the trump hotel, now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king. [applause] david: do you still play the violin? sheila: i still play the violin. i picked up the cello during covid. david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can walk through fire and still come out alive. david: one of the reasons you became financially successful was a company you helped

east coast diners and most of the country waffle house would take 90s. >> i would say protectors on themenu. >> if you think about getting a tattoo, or walk class, you're obviously under the influence or both. >> possibly but the great character, your client is gu guilty. here we go, man attacks a circle k clerk with a chocolate cake. are you ready? allegedly grew while waiting in lines from the taco of the cash it unclear the brand but we do know he allegedly jumped on the counter in the back to the victim and arrested for battery. chocolate egg. >> i would say it's good because the victim benefit because he has a great story to tell his buddies and my client was victimized by the industry. the movie industry because my client like willy wonka thought he could solve a problem with a piece of chocolate. i learned something important in law school, the price no harm, no foul and i believe that applies here today and rest my case. >> i love that you learn that in law school and not as your time as a ballplayer. i'm not a fan of victim blaming and i don't think you did. i find your client

and then from there, i moved to the east coast and that is where i settled, in this area, and started teaching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra grew. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good, we played at the old post office pavilion, which was then the trump hotel, now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. and from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king hussein. [applause] david: ok. do you still play the violin? sheila: i still have my violin. i picked up the cello during covid. david: did yo-yo ma give you lessons? sheila: no. i wish he would. [laughter] david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can walk through f

and then from there, i moved to the east coast and that is where i settled, in this area, and started teaching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. that orchestra grew. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra, and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. and that orchestra was so good, we played at the old post office pavilion, which was the trump hotel. now the waldorf. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and they went, oh, my god. we were invited to amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. and from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king hussein. [applause] david: ok. do you still play the violin? sheila: i still have my violin. i picked up the cello during covid. david: did yo-yo ma give you lessons? sheila: i wish you would. -- i wish he would. [laughter] david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can wa

i'm kasie hunt is five-thirty here on the east coast. >> the indicted >> fbi informant who allegedly lied about the biden's ties to eat ukrainian power company now says he got his information from russian intelligence officials prosecutors say that alexander smirnoff has also been actively pedaling new lies. there could impact us elections after meeting with russian spies late last year these lies are some republicans have long been using them to try to undermine president biden and smear his son, hunter >> the foreign national, who allegedly bribed zhoryn hunter, biden, allegedly has audio recordings we already know the president took bribes from burisma, even a trusted fbi informant has alleged a bribe to the biden family okay. >> let's bring in criminal defense attorney and cnn legal analyst, joey jackson to talk more about this. joey. good morning. it's always wonderful to have you >> so this is now >> making its way into the discussion around hunter biden's plea deal because his lawyers are accusing the special counsel in that instance, david weiss of using these discredited bri

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