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and north of the country, in the north-west areas and the shores of the caspian lake , there will be scattered showers on thursday also in parts of the west. we will have scattered rains in the northwestern shores of the caspian river, the southern foothills of enbard and in the northeastern parts of the country. until another part of the news. stare at these pictures and let him remind you of waking up, but standing is just our job, our story is not a story of sleep, come to the sea. do not doubt finally, on this august day, i imagine that you are in my mind right now. in 2011 , i was going to high school in iranshahr high school . his old friend is narrating about his education and becoming a doctor, but the friend who has been with him for 40 years is not with him. a friend who became a doctor after becoming a secretary , but still here, god willing, in the next week , in the islamic council of 1958 , please tell me how many days you are in yazd . the same man is dr. seyyed reza paknejad, a man whom many people call him with books they know the author whose most famous work is the

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a picture postcard scene at sunnyside restaurant and lodge on the west shore of lake tahoe.ot expecting much snow to stay on the ground there at the lower elevations, due to the warmer temperatures. let's bring back in our chief meteorologist, bill martin for more on that and the forecast for here in the bay area. >> yeah, definitely up in the mountains, you know, this rain, you think, okay, we got a couple inches of rain. they get a couple feet of snow easy. not happening. the snow levels are so high they've been fluctuating between six seven and 8000ft. that's pretty high. it's warm. we have temperatures outside right now that are in the 60s. we had some highs today that were in the mid 60s. despite the kind of cloudy, showery day we had. so it's a very warm air mass. snow levels will drop down a little bit as we get into wednesday night into thursday, but it's still it's still just running pretty high because of the nature of these systems. there's the embarcadero is lit up for the holidays. the winds are blowing a little bit. you can see the camera bouncing around just a

it joins up with a truck moving across the great lakes. that's taking the west to m a winter weather out east of us, eastern parts of canada, as well as the north east of the u. s. and we've got something of a washout as we go into monday to some of the cities along the east coast behind that much care of a central part of the us mile conditions to be found here. and central parts of canada just pick up in british columbia of western canada. but we will see the arrival on monday of some wintry and wet weather along the west coast of the us, touching into california. and that'll bring the temperature down los angeles that $22.00 degrees celsius, that, that storm system is going to be some very heavy rain to the likes of the caribbean tube, jamaica as well as a florida peninsula. before it moves onto the bahamas, it'll bring some of that heavy rain to his spun yoda, as we go into monday, sent a dominga in the dominican republic at 26 degrees celsius. on monday, the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the you're watching, i'll just a

it joins up with a truck moving across the great lakes. that's taking the west to m a winter weather out east across eastern parts of canada, as well as the north east of the u. s. and we've got something of a washout as we go into monday for some of the cities along the east coast. behind that, let's clear up a central part of the us mile conditions to be found here, and central parts of canada, just pick up in british columbia of western canada. but we will see the arrival on monday of some wintry and wet weather along the west coast of the us, touching into california. and that will bring the temperature down to los angeles that $22.00 degrees celsius. that of that storm system is going to be some very heavy rain to the likes of the caribbean tube, jamaica as well as a florida peninsula. before it moves onto the bahamas. it'll bring some of that heavy rain it to his spon yoda as we go into monday, sent a dominga in the dominican republic at 26 degrees celsius on monday. the the, the latest news as it breaks. so you have to be like 50, h

wet on the east coast, wet on the west coast, looking at snow falling in the great lakes, also that lingering storm system in the northeast, also new england. we will start to clear out in the northeast but the rain will linger throughout the northeast and that will bring flooding rains. on the west coast we are looking at the rain returning as well. we have a front moving on shore. we will see rain stretching from the pacific northwest all the way down through the state of california, much of the west coast will be wet today, wet tomorrow, wet wednesday. by wednesday that rain is going to be confined to california but most of california will be seeing that rain falling, some of it will be heavy along the coast, we will see higher elevation snow in the sierras that could be heavy. nice and dry through the middle of the country on wednesday, sunshine throughout the tennessee throughout the south central states into the gulf coast, 60 degrees in jackson. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> michelle, thank you. >>> turning to sunday night football where the ravens brought their talents an

. >>> just a little west of the storm system, the great lakes facing winter alerts. michelle grossman istracking how much snow to expect. good morning. >> good morning, guys. great to see you on this monday. we're looking at a lot of snow. could see up to a foot. the cold air working on the back side of the system. so that's a big story today. also looking at that lingering storm system in the northeast, and also new england. it's going clear out of the northeast later on this morning. but new england is going to hold on to the rain a little longer. could see some flash flooding as well. really wet on the west coast. a storm system is going to impact the west over the next several days, and you can see the reds, the oranges, the yellows, that will linger into wednesday rain and snow. the snow in the higher elevations. lots of sunshine throughout the middle of the country. the northern plains, into the south centraates. temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s, and near 70 in houston. all right, guys, that's a look at your monday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank

. >>> just a little west of the storm system, the great lakes facing winter alerts. michelle grossman istracking how much snow to expect. good morning. >> good morning, guys. great to see you on this monday. we're looking at a lot of snow. could see up to a foot. the cold air working on the back side of the system. so that's a big story today. also looking at that lingering storm system in the northeast, and also new england. it's going clear out of the northeast later on this morning. but new england is going to hold on to the rain a little longer. could see some flash flooding as well. really wet on the west coast. a storm system is going to impact the west over the next several days, and you can see the reds, the oranges, the yellows, that will linger into wednesday rain and snow. the snow in the higher elevations. lots of sunshine throughout the middle of the country. the northern plains, into the south central 50s and 60s, and near 70 in houston. all right, guys, that's a look at your monday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> earl seller back in 60

another band of rainfall sitting to the west of us impacting mendocino and lake counties as well as northern sonoma county. but we're about to be seeing some activity increasing over the next hour. >> 10 44 that i'm back here talking sports talk and forty-niners. how about them? niners, right? nfc west champions for second year in a row. they beat the arizona cardinals last night. a huge performance from christian mccaffrey. big plays by brock purdy, 4 touchdowns on the night. kate rooney was actually out there in arizona covering the game for us joins us now with a recap. >> just call him homecoming king on sunday night, local kid brock purdy returned to his home state of arizona and made his state farm stadium debut in front of family and friends for the second year nfl quarterback. it could have gone much better. purdy finished the game going 16 for 25 with 242 yards and 4 touchdowns as his forty-niners beat the cardinals. 45 to 29 improving to 11 3 on the season clinching the nfc west in the process and i'm excited. i'm excited. i was the goal coming in. and that's the goal every season.

in the west. and then the convention of. 1818 authorized the joint occupancy of the oregon country, whereby the rights of both british and american citizens to occupy and to trade in the region would be respected respected. now, the second way then that the pacific northwest becomes american territory that differs from other acquisitions is that the was not resolved by war or by but rather by treaty. the two nations signed a treaty in 1846 in which britain and the united states negotiated a final resolution to this dispute. this was complemented by similar agreements on the east coast resolved in 1842 between maine and canada and both sets of regulations, then or both sets of negotiations me were part of a process whereby the two nations reached a substantial accommodation with one another, particularly after conflicts of the american revolution and the war of 1812. all right. let's take a look at the oregon country and define exactly what it is we're talking here. the oregon country generally def

tragic new out of whitmore lake michigan 30 miles west of detroit box to detroit reports for people aren the community there are at least three others injured, no word yet on what may have caused the explosion. california coastline has been slammed with massive waves as tall as 25 feet over the last few days. causing flooding and serious damage to some properties be they even sent to several people to the hospital. christina coleman is a live in california with the latest, how are you? how's it looking? >> hi, crews have conducted dozens of water rescues up and down the california coastline as these huge waves pounded these shores but take a look at this video. powerful waves crashed over ac while in pacifica northern california tossing folks around. it was hard for some of them to even get back on their feet. take a look at this giant slammed the beach and sending people running for safety look like something out of a movie. the forecast called for a top 1f california today. at least eight people were hospitalized since thursday is a powerful waves rolled in fortunately they are expect

so i guess the west, so operation a breakdown defeat, paralyze ice lake. russia has failed. well, now we're all expected to see what will come out of the meeting between vladimir putin and his are on the, in the counts of par to brian. right? you see, they're expected to discuss the trade as well as regional and international issues in particular golf course and see here we and russia have a cold, new perspective, peace and stability in the region. we have come and views on regional and international issues. the fine to get us unilateralism. one of the important points of on negotiations will be the issue of palestine immediate efforts to stop the bombings of e gaus, a region lifting the siege on the people of gaza, providing aid to the people of palestine and garza. and the most important and central point of all is the fulfilling of the palestinian people's rights, which we will post you come with the also of course the discuss and phrase it has grown significantly between the 2 countries and was so we went and see what else to will say regarding their economic corporation

wind chills in the teens and 20s from the great lakes to the northeast. ginger zee is standing by to time all of this out. >>> senator tommy tuberville caving after blocking hundreds of military promotions for ten months now over his stance on abortion. rachel scott is here. >>> special counsel jack smith tonight revealing the case he plans to make against former president trump. jon karl reporting. >>> the new lawsuit involving panera bread tonight. allegations now of a second death allegedly because of a drink at the chain. >>> actor jamie foxx making his first public appearance since being hospitalize d, and what he's now revealed. >>> and our made in america christmas is back. 12 years and counting. tonight, we start with your christmas tree. and a new way to get one. >> do you have your christmas tree yet this year? no worries if you don't. >> david: what we didn't know before. and how can you help farmers across this country. "world news tonight" starts now. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. we ha

in the us, northeast and to the west. we go. we're also seeing cooler air through the canadian prairies. here we go. this is winter minus 8 degrees in winnipeg and that what weather we had in california has now shopped out. this was a bit threatening through the pacific. but if i put this a day forward on monday at so it seems like it's going to come into the baja california peninsula. so the state of california will remain dry and winds have shifted around for the southern us. so that's popped up temperatures here on sunday, bye for now. of the quote to you by visit cuts on the the of the book about to remind to all the headlines. now at least 12 palestinians have been killed by. it's very strikes on central concept house and also away the neighborhood was targeted. the injured had been taken to o x a hospital is ready for us. these are expanding operations around con eunice and southern guns under $25.00 times. tens of thousands of people being forced to flee the area at a 22000 palestinians and not been killed since th

in the us, northeast and to the west. we go. we're also seeing cooler air through the canadian prairies. here we go. this is winter minus 8 degrees in winnipeg and that was whether we had in california has now shopped out this what's a bit threatening through the pacific. but if i put this a date forward on monday at so it seems like it's going to come into baja california peninsula, so the state of california will remain dry and wins have shifted around for the southern us. so that's popped up temperatures here on sunday. bye for now. of the weather brought to you by visit castle hod, hitting into blues. as a un, i'm back to the position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any of your thoughts provided. hang on. my question to you all the good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. us veto in the security council. this is a may just don't think look, is a problem to access to hear the story on talk to how does era the withou

lake-effect snow will enhance the snow totals west of i-95. the heavy rain totals we're expecting will be anywhere from 2 to 4 inches. and could lead to flooding in cities like washington, d.c., new york, boston and as far north as maine. >> we know you will be tracking it tomorrow on "gma." thank you. >>> a new twist in a texas woman's challenge to one of the country's most restrictive abortion laws. the texas supreme court putting on hold a lower court ruling that would have allowed kate cox to end her pregnancy. doctors say her 20-week-old fetus has a fatale diagnosis. but the state of texas argues, she doesn't meet the degcriteri for an emergency abortion. the historic case is the first of its kind since roe v. wade 50 years. here's elizabeth schulze. >> reporter: tonight, a reversal in a historic case and access of abortion in the post-roe era. the texas supreme court blocking 31-year-old kate cox from obtaining an emergency abortion, after attorney general appealed to the court, writing nothing can restore the unborn child's life that wi

we expect scattered rains on the shores of the caspian lake and parts of the southern slopes of alborz. also , due to its situation, in the sections of domains it happens in the south of alborz, the amount of air pollutants in big cities will gradually decrease. for tomorrow, rains will occur only in parts of the dry caspian coast, especially in the areas of giran and also in the western parts of mazandaran province. inshaallah, on saturday, another barks system will come from the western and... parts of the country and lead to rains in the western half and northern parts of the country. thank you for your support. the general manager of the organization of fruit and vegetable markets in tehran announced a decrease of 8 thousand tomans in the price of tomatoes compared to last week. he said: tomato now frangi is sold in these fields between 15 and 28 thousand tomans. now the supply price is also available in the meter bar square. it is tomans, and this should decrease according to this price reduction. yes , that is exactly the same. because we actually had direct supply from the produ

in the us, northeast and to the west. we go. we're also seeing cooler air through the canadian prairies. here we go. this is winter minus 8 degrees and when to pick and what whether we had in california has now shopped out this, what's a bit threatening through the pacific. but if i put this a day forward on monday at soaking like it's going to come into the baja california peninsula, so the state of california will remain dry and winds have shifted around for the southern us. so that's popped up temperatures here on sunday. bye for now. the hearing the have you had to be late that he has the support of 15 minutes of shot pick one moment, then asking questions. what do you expect this particular for to translate when it comes to the us selection, refusing for the action? not just give you a sense of what an easy target this place is. i'll just see it was teams across the world. when you, closer to the thoughts of the story is no longer the staff of science fiction. incredible advances in author, special intelligence or a

eastern west virginia. accuweather's meteorologist justin pavuk >> coming up, the train collision caught on camera in texas. >> also ahead, a top republican party official faces punishment after being accused of sexual assault and a two year old girl is honored for her bravery after finding a gun at a >> america's number one. most watched newscast. oh, my >> we're back now with an 18 wheeler demolish launched by a freight train near fort worth, texas. investigators say the truck got stuck at that crossing . the crash caused 17 of the ain cars and two of its engines to derail. the conductor suffered minor. injuries. >> the chairman of the republican party of florida has been censured and stripped of his authority and salary, as he faces a rape allegation, party leaders say christian ziegler is unfit for office. he's accused of sexually assaulting a woman after their alleged threesome with his wife was canceled. governor ron desantis is among those calling for ziegler to resign. >> a pro basketball player is

. >>> the powerful storms slamming the west tonight. major flooding concerns there, and the deep freeze in the east. wind chills in the teens and 20s from the great lakes to the northeast. ginger zee is standing by to time all of this out. >>> senator tommy tuberville caving after blocking hundreds of military promotions for ten months now over his stance on abortion. rachel scott is here. >>> special counsel jack smith tonight revealing the case he plans to make against former president trump. jon karl reporting. >>> the new lawsuit involving panera bread tonight. allegations now of a second death allegedly because of a drink at the chain. >>> actor jamie foxx making his first public appearance since being hospitalized, and what he's now revealed. >>> and our made in america christmas is back. 12 years and counting. tonight, we start with your christmas tree and a new way to get one. >> do you have your christmas tree yet this year? no worries if you don't. >> david: what we didn't know before, and how can you help farmers across this

this that's lake effect snow across the great lakes and some upslope snow across west virginia.ries because of all that snow. good news is we do warm up and turns out to be a decent day. next weather system moving across the west. see all that rain, we will be watching it in the week ahead. those your weather headlines now though brian, i'm tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: thank you so much, adam. anti-israeli protesters targeting major new york city transit hubs talking about penn station, talking about grand central station. all against the idf and the nypd. listen. nypd we know you. [chanting] nypd we know you ♪ you imprison children, too. >> you imprison children, too. >> you imprison children too. >> nypd kkkk. >> nypd kkk. >> idf no longer safe. >> as anti-semitism skyrockets around the globe, our next guest is highlighting the dangers of human nature during history's darkest chapter. in his book the little lier set during the holocaust, bestselling author mitch album joins us now to discuss. mitch, had you no idea this is really based on the holocaust and world bo

remnants of that storm bringing lake-effect snow.nother 1 to 3 inches maybe today and that will be that. but we are looking back out to the west. 11 million people impacted between los angeles to the south. flood watches may be upgraded as this system starts to push in. it's going to be an atmospheric river bringing a lot of heavy rain this time to central and southern california, from los angeles to santa barbara, foothills and the mountains could see 4 to 8 inches of rain. and because of some of burn scar areas, there could be mud slides and flooding. 1 to 3 inches up to san francisco. and in the sierra, upwards of 24 inches of snow. above 9,000 feet. now, friday, that big travel day, east coast looks great. plenty of sunshine. mild through the great lakes. the pacific northwest, rain and snow. down through the southwest, that's where we're looking at airport delays possibly on friday for phoenix, los angeles, las vegas some slowdown, san francisco. but as you come to the east, detroit, chicago, dallas, houston there are some showe

see to the north refugee camp. the occupy stepped up his attacks across the west bank since october 7. that is when israel against the people in sieged gaza strip. over 260 palestinians have been killed and occupied territory since then. let's go over now live to the un where monvoy has gathered other um officials uh to voice concern about what is going on ceasefire listen we appreciate the sentiment from the general assembly. in showing empathy, solidarity and support to palestinian people during these difficult times in the strip, particularly the issue of refugees, the three resolutions related to the refugees received high number of votes in the 160 on of his votes, so that this is the reality that we are going through, we hope that the security council tomorrow to adopt that resolution and to to begin the process of forcing it as to follow the need to implement also resolution uh 27 12. we i'm sure that we will speak to you again tomorrow on the results of the action and we hope successful act by the security council. we are also grateful to our brothers in egypt who are playin

this political developments and in fact, we're here across the west bank. the full thing has how this war is not just massively affecting losing dollars. stay with us for the latest updates and detailed coverage of the war on gaza on elza 0. these are the names of the people killed in gaza over the last 2 months. each one of them, a person with a family people who loved them, folks and dreams take a moment to let that thing can't come on a lease for susan. this is the strain the the the surround to israel's war on gaza. there have been calls for us to remember that those killed are no, it's just numbers. but as a desktop continues to climb numbers is what they seem to become. it's a response called psychic, normally and is what researchers have used to explain the limits on human compassion when faced with mass atrocities and suffering. why does it seem so difficult to feel true empathy? and why are those emotions so important when it comes to taking action? plus the all a cart is among the voices fighting dot just of 22 years old. she has not been only sha

nice weather pattern snow showers around the great lake sunshine out west.i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out foggy around the bay area and mostly cloudy. as we go into today, it becomes sunny and temperatures in the low to mid 60s. then it's cold again tonight and the next few days we'll see this weather pattern on repeat. we are looking at a change in the pattern that could bring us rain from sunday into monday. we'll keep you up to date on that as we get closer. so that means we have got to go around the horn. yeah, baby let's do it! happy 50th birthday! hoda hold on. there we go. happy 86th happy 50th birthday. one more time around the holiday horn, baby. >> way to go, roker! you made it all the way. all right, guys. let's walk over here so y'all can get on, too. >>> coming up next, calling all last-minute holiday shoppers we're making it easy to get gifts on your list but, first, this is "today" on nbc. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank y

and we live in occupied east garrison covering the lakes . this political developments and in fact we're here across the west bank. the full king has how this war is not just massively attract singles and gaza. stay with us for the latest updates and detailed coverage of the war on gaza on alice's the unique perspective to wish voice for peace is the way for me to take action voices . you don't often hear problem. nations do stand with palestine, it's the same service. shared connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere, brand new episodes of the stream on how does your investigations give compelling science inter toby students from asia and the pacific one? 0, one east on out to 0. we don't typically focus on the public, accept the conflict, it's the consequence of wars, the human suffering definitely the 4th time. it is one of the most serious spouts of violence. in recent years, we brave bullets involved because we give voice to those demanding freedom. the rule of law and we always include the views from

snow near lake aunt and ontario and lake erie. you see the winter alerts up across that region meanwhile, out west we've got a couple systems we're going to watch with the potential for heavy rain, strong winds as well as additional snowfall out west. california specifically will see the next system start to arrive tomorrow bringing rain up and down the coast and of course it is a holiday travel week. let's look ahead friday looking a little busy with the rain centered specifically over the desert if you're going to be traveling at that day, i would say places like southern california, l.a. could see delays meanwhile, as we get into saturday, texas thunder, we'll see heavy rain start to work a little farther to the east as we get into sunday and looking ahead to christmas day, we'll deal with the rain, dashing through the rain we're going to call it, across the middle of there low 50s and mostly sunny skies in kansas city chicago hits 35 today. >>> and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back to you u >> dashing through the ra

the west is soggy, too. in one northeastern, one northern california town residents are cleaning up after a large swell of the pacific caused widespread flooding and racing in the hours to come for more. happening on one of the busiest travel days of the year. drivers facing clogged highways and roads. airline passengers facing flight delays and many facing more messy weather. joining me now, nbc news correspondent marissa parra in a restaurant in pompano beach, florida, a rest stop. also, air travel the big story now. millions of people traveling by air today. i was one of them just this morning. what's the situation in the sky right now? >> reporter: well, you can lucky zinhle. this weather is not helping anything or anyone when it comes to travel right now. probably see a slowdown or delay. it's largely what south florida travelers taking to the skies have been seeing. when you look at the flightaware misery map, so-called misery map, conditions let than desirable for people trying to make flights, we kno

a landscape of lakes created by the flood waters in the north western states over the saxony. many communities can now only be reached by boats. and in this village you need rubber boots or an inflatable thing. you need to get around what the levels are rising relentlessly. wait a moment because of this. i thought i was seeing things infected. it's like a swimming pool full of clear water is money that is done by someone can you just don't know what to do. surrounding low line areas are also badly affected. the flood dikes are simply giving way under the way to volta police and military helicopters have been sent in to strengthen the dykes, a nearby cat who had to be evacuated over night. it is filled with one of the attorneys following cove and 19 side. this is the 2nd major crisis . our residents have had to deal with the music for new years and suffering from dementia. and of course, they're better off in their home environment. the decrease is it, you know, keep them, but also the pumps are already running $24.00 as a day, and there's no laptop in sight. flight is noisy ma

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of people under immense list of tasks and states and we live in occupied east garrison covering the lakes, his political developments. and in fact, we're here across the west bank voting as how this floor is not just massively attract singles and garza stay with us for the latest updates and detailed coverage of the war on gaza on houses. you know, a lot of the stories that we cover all highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crises. so issue the smell of that is all over power. as long as you say we're correspondence, that's what we strive to do for just medical stuff our will, can install it there to wisconsin. they say the plot sputtered grounds. they will speak for the palestinian victim. so israel's war, use the phone. okay. yeah, fluffed the horizontal for 2 years ago and settled in his stomach. kilo's $21.00 relatives in casa on october. the 14th is on the family live and as a be on vision we capacity. the professors here accused the israel of competing war across t

when we look out west flood alerts urld up.orth west 9 million people included in this. all under these flood alerts this morning. and those are likely in some spots going to last through the next couple of days. probably until thursday. we've got plenty of moisture working in right now. seattle and portland dealing with that heavy rain. and a couple of storms on tap for folks coming into the pacific. there's the one on thursday, another one on saturday. so we've got rounds of rain on already saturated soil that's going to leave us with the flood concern. the higher levels i think will be for snow, most it is going to be really in those higher elevations because it is a warm system for today and tomorrow, but we'll still pick up some additional snow, and we could see gusty winds upwards of 40 miles per hour along the coast. by the time we get into saturday there's another atmospheric river event possible. we'll see the timing and strength come into view the next couple of day. a cascades could have a half of a foot, 3 to 5 inch