it is expected. buffalo new york is under a state of emergency as it braces for a crippling storm, we will tell you where else blizzard conditions are expected. plus, a new era for house democrats with a new generation preparing to take team leadership positions. nancy pelosi steps down. and later, for world cup fans are ready for the tournament began. this is cnn newsroom. i from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber.

this is considered an extreme event, an extreme weather event. that means it is dangerous, it also means that it is life threatening. i want everyone to keep in mind that for the next 48 to 72 hours is a lack of common sense, we know that it is coming, we know we are going to get a lot even if we do not get as much as resource to get. letter first responder, they're gonna be out there for the next 72 hours, they can do their jobs and get things back to normal as quickly as possible. a historic storm is bearing down on western new york, especially the buffalo area.

authorities have banned driving in an effort to keep people off the road. the governor has declared a state of emergency for 11 counties. the nfl game between the bills and the brown has been moved to detroit, the frigid winter weather is stretching beyond the northeast and the entire country is looking for freezing tankers to day. cnn meteorologist derek van damme is tracking it for. us so dark, even for areas used to snow, this could be historic for some locations. one of the dangers here? normally snowfall in buffalo new york does not create headlines. >> we normally would not show with, us but this is the potential to paralyze infrastructure in a populated part of western new york. this is a localized event and has some potential to cause some damage. we go to 2014, and that crippled the city but it also caused city to collapse just by the sheer weight of the snow. that is a concern going forward. we have heavy snowfall across many of the great states,

including michigan, but i'm going to focus in on western new york. under lake effect snow warnings, the driving ban in erie county, the state of emergency that is in place. it is where buffalo is located and it is on the far east and of lake erie. you can see the snow band that has set up across this area. i found this fascinating, this is about 200 miles in length, but it is only about ten miles in diameter. so it is dependent on where this band of snow sets up and who will see the heaviest snowfall. by the way, some of those lightning strike that you see on that our snow. this happens with this kind of event, this intense snow band that can go downwind of the great lakes. there are already unofficial reports of two feet of snow in western new york and of course it continues to pile on. i want you to pay attention to the direction of the wind and the forecast imagery here.

that westerly influence is so important because it determines who is going to see that heaviest snowfall. i showed you how thin and narrow that snow band is, only ten miles wide. a southwesterly wind direction puts it south of the city of buffalo, a less populated area but it has a larger effect across lake erie. that will have more opportunity to pick up the moisture from the lake and deposited it as heavy snowfall in downtown proper of buffalo. the strength, the direction of the wind is so crucial here. let me take you to near the shoreline of lake erie, just north. this is a suburb of buffalo, of show you what it looks like a few hours ago. within this particular area, it is dark and the snow is flying. but look at the waves crashing up on the shoreline, they're coming directly off of the water, that southwesterly influence. we will get back to the graphics. when it is all said and done, how much snow will we actually see? well, this is the most

important detail here. downwind of lake ontario and downwind of lake erie, we will not be measuring this in inches, we will be measuring it in snowfall. i've never seen this in the history of my career, we have broke our color table here. we are starting to see coloring in this area, i will highlight that for you. what is that, more of a magenta? i've never seen that before. that is over 36 inches, it is not even work out in our legend on the top portion of the screen. so incredible amounts of snowfall, again the potential here to cripple and paralyzed infrastructure depending on exactly where that snow sets up and take stay overnight and over the better part of the weekend. kim. >> interesting, seeing new colors on your map. eric van damme, we appreciate that. four years after the murder of journalist -- the u.s. has determined that saudi crown prince should be given immunity. a lawsuit brought against him in connection with killing. his fiancée in the order human

rights organization don allege that a team of assassins kidnap, tortured, and assassinated the journalist. a 2021 intelligence a port approved the operation. she joins me now from hong kong. anna, this is quite a contrast from joe biden's campaign trails denunciations of the prince. what prompted this? >> the biden administration had a choice not to make a recommendation, but at the 11th hour it decided to weigh in, deliberating it's committee -- that the saudi crown prince should be granted immunity for his role in the killing of jamal khashoggi. the reason he says he is a head of state, after his father king salman made him prime minister back in september. that wasn't seen as a move to help strengthen his immunity

claim. the state department says that sovereign immunity is based in, quote, long-standing and well established principles of common law and it suggestion of immunity but these murderers as purely illegal determinations, but they condemned the murder as heinous. the human rights group dawn filed a civil lawsuit in washington back in 2020 a against envious, and others involved, and u.s. intelligence concluded that the town prince ordered the murder of -- who is an outspoken critic of mbs. you mentioned that joe biden has changed his tune, and certainly when he was a candidate in 2019, he described this as a flat out murder and that there should be consequences. take a listen to what he said in 2019. >> i would make it very clear that we will not sell more weapons to them. we are in fact going to pay the

price and make them the pariah that they are. >> president biden was in saudi arabia back in july where we saw him fist bump with and the us, he was trying to convince the kingdom to undo -- saudi arabia has refused to do that. obvious has not improved its human rights record. many are confused as to why the biden administration has given this recommendation for immunity. he showed images, before hand came, of the crown prince in thailand. he arrived there for the apex summit late last night. he was warmly greeted by the thai prime minister. we are yet to hear from him or the world leaders attending that aipac summit. we are however expected to hear from human rights groups who will condemn the biden administration's stance on these case.

>> we'll be watching. thanks so much, anna coren in hong kong. with a changing of the guard is underway in the u.s. house of representatives, nancy pelosi says she will not run for a leadership post, however she will stay in congress. the 82-year-old cat democrat will be giving up the speakers gavel in january when the republicans take control. roach, the top of the -- she made history as the first woman to become speaker in 2007. here she is. >> for everything, there is a season. with great confidence in our caucus i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. >> senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell congratulated pelosi on her long tenure. john boehner tweeted congratulations to pelosi on a historic run of service to the people's house. pelosi's likely successor is 52-year-old jeffries, he would

make history as the first black person to lead a party in congress. in january, their top priority will apparently be to investigate the biden administration, and president biden's family, the white house is slamming the gop agenda as political revenge. cnn's sara murray has our report. >> after clinching the majority in the u.s. house, gop lawmakers are gearing up for the subpoena power they will inherit in january. outlining a broad range of investigative targets, many aimed squarely at president biden, his son hunter, and his family's business dealings. >> we would love to talk to you people in the biden family, specifically hunter and jim biden. >> republican by congressman james, is set to become oversight chairman vowing to focus on bank records. suspicious activity reports for sars, from financial institutions and allegedly related to transactions from biden family members. >> we will continue to pursue all evidence and specifically the sars and bank records in

the new congress. >> well he claims erodes indicate problematic behavior. >> red flags were raised by banks, indicating suspicious or illegal activity. >> such reports are not conclusive and do not necessarily indicate wrongdoing. millions of suspicious activity reports are filed each year, and fuel to law enforcement inquiries. gop congressman jim jordan said to lead house judiciary, also teasing plans to investigate the justice department and the fbi. >> we are going to look at the politics of the justice department, based on the fact that we have had 14 different, actually more than 40 now, whistleblowers come talk to. us >> calmer firing off letters seeking more information to further gop probes. requesting suspicious activity reports from treasury. information about hunter biden 's out skills for earlier owner, and communications from a former hunter biden business partner related to hunter and joe biden's finances, taxes, and -- the president has it repeatedly insisted that he doesn't have anything to do with his sons

overseas to business dealings. >> we have always keep everything separate. >> hunter biden admitted to poor judgment, but not wrongdoing when it came to his business ventures. >> i think it was poor judgment on my part. did i do anything improper? no, not in any way. >> as spokesman for the white house counsel's office, a plan thursday's announcement as political revenge is saying republicans top priority is to go after president biden with politically motivated attacks chalk full of long debunked conspiracy theories. federal prosecutors had been investigating under biden since 2018, they have not yet brought any charges related to that matter. under biden has broadly denied any wrongdoing tonight -- we also reached out to the private lawyers of the biden family members, they did not respond to our request for comment. sorry very, cnn, washington. >> i spoke last hour with truly norman from the university of college, london, and i asked her how much of the distraction these investigations will be. here she is. >> with that majority, they

will use this as a time to hold biden's feet to the fire, really trying to make him as unlikable as possible going into 2024. the main tool that they have to do that is through launching these investigations, which they can do with that simple majority, however small it can be. what that does is that it keeps the attention and the news cycle and their own party's views on what they see as the main failures of the biden ministration from the afghanistan withdrawal, to covid, and of course personal issues as well especially around biden's son hunter biden. so i think that we will see a lot of the tension there, otherwise it will be a lot of gridlock on capitol hill with either party really able to get much feels levitation through. so we will see a lot of politics as we go of into 2024 and trying to smear the other side as much as possible. >> in the wake of the gop takeover, the former president the house obama has delivered some of his most forceful

comments on the stakes with a country. here is what he said on thursday. for >> the threat to democracy does not always run along a conservative, liberal, left right access. this has nothing to do with traditional pardons isn't lined or policy preferences. what we are seeing, what is being challenged are the foundational principles of the democracy itself. the notion that all citizens have a right to freely participate in select who government. the notion that vote will be counted. and the party that gets more votes went. that losers concedes, that power is transferred peacefully. that the winners do not abuse the machinery government to punish losers and entrenched themselves and make it impossible for other parties to compete in future elections. >> later on the daily show was never trevor noah, the former

president praised democrats for voting down republican election deniers. they've been running for office where they could, quote, really do some damage. hashtag are ip twitter was trending worldwide tuesday as they fear they could be making the last post on this social media site. they've been reacting to what appears to be another mass exodus of twitter workers. many employees decide to leave the company on thursday, after a new twitter boss elon musk gave them an ultimatum. commit to extremely hard-core work or leave. one employee said they got an email on thursday saying the company's offices will be temporarily closed, brad access will be restricted through monday. early this month, mask high fired half of twitters staff. investigators are expected to move quickly in a probe in a missile that moved from ukraine into poland. plus, life may soon get a lot tougher for basketball star brittney griner, now heading to

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poland says its investigators are moving quickly to get to the bottom of a missile blast that left two people dead. the government spokesperson tell cnn the investigation is expected to be done within days, polish and nato officials believe it was a stray ukrainian missile that flew over the border and hit a polish village on tuesday. is still not clear whether a ukrainian officials will be allowed to join them on site. polish president says that they will be able to observe the probe, but may or may not actually participate in it. ukrainian volodymyr zelenskyy

says its country will join the investigation. kyiv is dealing with its first snow of the season as ukraine prepares for what is expect to be a harsh winter. the attacks on power grid mean that many could be left without eating. cnn's nick robertson reports. >> >> gus just came back to kramatorsk, a boon of battlefield gains. maria, a 17 year old pensioner, wasn't expecting it. her she had bought a wood burning stove. it was hard without gas, she tells us. and now, thanks to god, we are okay. but for how long? when the government turned the gas back on here at the beginning of november, they did it without any big announcement. because, like every other critical service here, gas depends on electricity. and that is what russia is targeting. when i met the mayor here three months ago, he was urging residents to leave ahead of winter. >> --

it's not possible to repair gas lines. >> when we now, he tells me the population is actually increased by 30 to 35,000 people. over 80,000 total. residents returning home, even though the situation, because russia is targeting the power grid, is much more precarious. lives, he fears, may be lost. and what he expects to be the harshest winter since independence 30 years ago. >> when the electricity disappear, cities are plunged are as. anything can happen. pollution. stop gas distribution our synced up. you can be left without everything, even without heat. >> keeping warm is on everyone 's minds. this factory making heating logs from sunflower seeds, demand outstripping capacity. >> our requests have gone up three or four fold. we don't have enough trucks for

deliveries. >> they are working at full capacity here. everything that is ready, shipped out immediately with a whole system here, extremely vulnerable. electricity could go off at any moment. >> every log delivered, a few hours spared from the cold. each sack perhaps a week's peace of mind. his answer? everything, everything, all good, perfect. i don't have words. food is also on peoples minds this winter. mostly pensioners, mostly for bundle up against the cold. a free bread distribution, tempting them out of frigid homes. if they help us like they do here, it would be fine, 84 -year-old yulia tells us. i am a child of world war ii, she says. we were cold, hungry. but we survived.

across town, another pensioner, 82-year-old oleksander shows us the basement she shares with neighbors, already stockpiling food for winter. no gas for warmth here. just an old electric heater. >> but when there's no electricity, you have no heat. how do you stay warm? >> we just have to put on a coat, scrap ourselves in blankets, and go to bed, she says. that is how we live. that is how we exist. born into war, she says. i will probably die in war. nic robertson, cnn, kramatorsk, ukraine. >> a dutch court on thursday convicted three men for the roles in the downing of malaysia airline eight years ago. two former russian operatives and a ukrainian separatist were sentenced to life in prison, but the --

none are likely to serve time. a fourth suspect was acquitted. the plane was shot down over eastern ukraine by a russian missile launched in territory held by pro russian rebels, all 298 people on board were killed. victims families were emotional. >> i feel relieved, i feel like it has, the process to come to an end and it has been very fair. it has been meticulous and it has been thorough, and the evidence has been weighed and i feel like, for those who want to hear, the truth is out there. >> you've got to remember that while we are in court today, we still have to go home and have a dinner table without our loved ones and i think that is -- that is never going to go away, that feeling. no matter what the court says, or what happens in court, it that is i was going to be the case. for the nearly 300 victims families it is a difficult day.

>> ukrainian president zelenskyy and u.s. oratorio state blinken were also welcoming the decision. american basketball star brittney griner said be doing as well as could be expected after she was moved to a russian penal colony, returnees say that they saw her there as she served her nine-year prison sentence. she was convicted in august for smuggling drugs into russia and repeal was rejected last month's. cnn's coley outward has more. >> britney griner's lawyer say that she has been moved to a penal colony hundreds of miles southeast of moscow. they said that she is trying to stay strong, she is trying to adjust to the environment, not saying anything specific about the environment that she is in. although they were able to visit her earlier this week. what we do know about penal colonies in russia is that they have very harsh treatment for their prisoners. they all very, but in some instances there can be harsh labor, there could be torture according to the state

department, torture to the point of gas. and we know that there are people who work at those colonies who tried to get certain prisoners to bully other prisoners. it's not a great environment. so that is extremely concerning for brittney griner's family, and all of our loved ones in the united states. now the state department are said that they have not received official confirmation from russian authorities that britney griner has been moved, they strongly protest the fact that russia has not giving them an update. all of this comes after president biden just last week said that he was hopeful that, after the midterm elections here in the united states, that there could be some forward progress on trying to get britney hammer home. there are russia may engage more seriously in discussions for a prisoner swap and for britney griner and paul whelan. so far, we have not heard any updates on that front. kylie atwood, cnn, the state department.

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welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i am kim brunhuber, this is cnn newsroom. north korea's launched in international missile just as asia pacific leaders are gathering in thailand for the aipac summit. inside it's exclusive economic

zone. u.s. vice president kamala harris is meeting with other leaders in that summit to discuss the response. -- it is a second test this month and the 34th missile large this year. cnn's will ripley is following developments live this hour in bangkok. we'll, let you have another missile launch in north korea, what details about this one? >> yeah, that emergency meeting held by the vice president, they actually have issued a statement strongly condemning this law which does violate multiple security council resolutions -- this year they have launched 50 ballistic missiles, all of those have been banned by various un security council resolutions, north korea as flagrantly defies those resolutions on a regular basis but they have never done it as much as i've done it this year. just a few minutes ago we got some sound that just came in from the u.s. vp, let's have a look. >> this conduct from north

korea most recently as a brazen violation of multiple un security resolutions. it destabilizes security, and unnecessarily raises tensions. we strongly condemn these actions and again call for north korea to stop further unlawful, destabilizing acts. get >> this icbm demonstrated the capability to travel up to an altitude of 6100 kilometers, that is basically kind of showing that it could travel that distance across the globe to a continent like north america, potentially hitting u.s. cities like los angeles, new york, chicago, north korea's basically if this missile is accurately able to reach destination, with montreal cleanser can, it puts every u.s. major city in striking distance. most the world in striking range, to be able to travel that far. at 22 tattoo times the speed of

sound, it was in the air for one hour nine minutes. in response, south korea actually conducted its own exercise, they conducted what they're calling a transporter erector launcher striking exercise. atl, that is what north korea likely launch this icbm from. this is the big thing that you roll the missile out, and then you can basically aim and fire at relatively short notice. it is very difficult for spotlight to detect a transfer toward erector launcher. what south korea demonstrate with her own exercises that they have their f-35 a stealth fighters flying in destroying a mockup of one of these things. basically trying to show the north korean's that if they plan on launching icbms, south korea has the capability to destroy them. it was south korean president along with japan's prime minister who met with biden last week in cambodia and actually, as i said earlier this week, where they conducted

a trilateral meeting. they pledged to work together on this and they issued a joint statement promising extended deterrence against the north korea nuclear threat. it was just yesterday that north korea put out a statement blasting that extended term policy, saying is only going to lead more danger on the korean peninsula. >> all right, thank you so much. will ripley in bangkok, thailand. iran's harsh crackdown on anti government demonstrations has led to five alleged protesters being sentenced to death in recent days. at least 1000 people have been arrested and the death toll keeps climbing, now well over 300. that includes seven people who are reportedly shot to death in the southern city of -- those not known who did the shooting. one of those victim was a nine-year-old, boy who was killed while walking home with his father. ♪ ♪ ♪ world cup fans are descending on qatar ahead of the

tournament. >> [crowd chanting] it is now days away end before the opening whistle, the tournament is already being over shouted by a growing list of controversies. from controversies in the bidding process, women's rights, their stance on same-sex relationships, migrant workers drafted into building essential infrastructure for the games. there is a growing protest movement across the world across the -- the head coach of the netherlands men's national team says that he supports fans who want to boycott the games. the captain of the dutch squad had this to this. a obviously we >> are not blind, we are not to have. we see all of the news, with everything going on over here. so for us it is good to have our own opinion. >> players on the dutch national team met with migrant workers on thursday and sign

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right now in buffalo new york. you can barely see anything, that is because there are so much snow they've been reporting even thunder snow. they have been seeing historic amounts of snowfall and predicted friday, as to conditions deteriorate. the national weather service say will produce near zero visibility, which we are seeing right now in our camera there. we'll have much more from our meteorologist derek van damme at the cnn weather center, that is coming up in about 15 minutes. the newly elected mayor of los angeles says homelessness will be your top priority when she takes office in december. karen bass made the bold statement in your first policy address since winning election, and she called on the entire community to come find adequate housing for the 1000 homeless boss. here's what some of what she said on thursday. >> no matter who you voted for, no matter who you are, or where you live, i will be a mayor for you. the people of los angeles, my message is we are going to

solve homelessness. we are going to prevent and respond urgently to crime and los angeles will no longer be unaffordable for working families. >> it significant portion of almost people in los angeles are veterans. now a group of them are suing the department of veterans affairs for allegedly failing to build homes on lands allege for that purpose. that is proved to be a major obstacle. for cnn's nick watt has a report. >> this is ucla's manicured baseball diamond and brett were fools playing field. it is disgusting to see. >> not at all when her ancestor had in mind when she donated much of this land in late 1800s. >> it was not given to anybody but veterans for hope. >> but with vietnam, the va decided no more and the

neighboring communities said we do not want vietnam disabled vets out here. so the vets were kicked out. >> 4000 vets once lived here, roughly the same number of homeless veterans in l.a. today. late last night in an l.a. courthouse, the lawsuit was filed demanding that within six months, the va offer housing to at least 3500 vets on or around this land and not use this land for purposes that are not primarily related to providing housing and health care for veterans with disabilities. so, no longer a private school 's playground. >> what do you want to see happening there? >> a lot. but the base thing is housing for veterans, period. but >> joshua lived in -- he is among 14 homeless veteran plaintiffs. >> he we have to build this housing.

i get it, but i do not care. they can send us to war, you can give us these problems and you're not going to deal with. us know. >> back in 2016, after a lawsuit and pressure from veterans and advocates, the va promised to house homeless veterans here. when we visit in march, more than 700 new units should have been completed. not one was completed, zero. >> there are all studio apartments. >> about 180 were under construction, scheduled to open this fall. they are not open. >> now we are being told next year in january or february timeframe, so there is always delays. >> back in 2016, an act of congress also decreed that leaseholders on this land must principally benefit veterans. >> what is the most -- what's the point of a law for federal government is not going to follow it. and the results for on the street. >> the va privately signed a lease amendment with ucla allowing a practice field. >> if we were to say no to that, they could've gone to a judge or somewhere.

>> the va signed a new agreement with an oil drilling company and another ten-year lease with brent word school. back in march, the va brass told me this. >> the arrangement was a school is noncompliant we. i'm sure if we terminated the lease they would give support over. if >> so he agrees with one key part of this new lawsuit, brentwood schools athletic facilities should not be on this land. but now, the va is being taken to the carrot not by ucla, but by veterans who want hope. >> how can you be the home of the brave when so many of the brave are actually homeless? every administration has treated them as disposable, so the hardest part of war is coming home. >> going through what you are going through now, how important is it to have your own place, your own space? >> it is everything. civility housing, and then everything else falls into

place. veterans deserve. it >> we reached out to the school for comment. a ucla's spokesperson told us that they are in full compliance with the law that oversees or lease, and the order proves. at the press secretary from the va is it that they will not rest until every veteran gets a good, safe, and stable home. he went on to say that this year and next year they're going to find 800 units around the city and three years from now, there will be 700 units here. but that is not really what these plaintiffs are asking for and they want more, and they want it sooner. so it is probably going to be a judge that is gonna have to decide what happens on this land. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> well it was a big night in the latin grammys as a 95-year-old singer made history with an unprecedented win. we will have the details, next. stay with us.

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