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just ahead, powerful storms sweeping across parts of the u.s. with reports of multiple tornadoes, large hail and damaging wind and we will speak to a meteorologist on the ground. the u.s. is warning china it could face cost if it provides aid to russia for the war on ukraine and in-laws charged in murder with the gruesome chilling of model abby choi. >> thanks for being with us and we begin this hour with a crust storm system damaging oklahoma kansas and texas. at least nine tornadoes have been reported so far, 7 in

oklahoma and two in kansas. there are reports of widespread damage down power lines and did i bree blocking roads in norman, home to oklahoma's largest university. 10s of thousands of people statewide are without power. and wind gust of 114 miles per hour was reported in northern texas in the town of memphis. more than 115 storms have been reported across the southern plains and more than 65 million people are under high wind alerts. on the phone is max unger meteorologist with the national weather service in norman oklahoma. thanks for taking with us. >> good to be with you. >> talk with us what you're able to able to tell us about the extreme weather conditions in closed and who is getting hit with this? >> as you mention we have had a line of strong to severe storms

but high winds across the southwestern and southern central parts of the statement we have had 7 tornadoes that we can preliminarily confirm across our forecast area across parts of southwest and south central oklahoma but most significant tornado perhaps appears to be the norman tornado moving across the southeastern part of normal and we are going to send a survey team. >> how unusual is that along with all this extreme weather that you're deal with there specifically? >> yes, so in oklahoma statewide we average about one tornado every february. the most tornado we have had on one february day in 2009 and 1975 so with 7 tornadoes preliminarily confirmed this looks to be the handles tornado event in oklahoma history in

february. >> presumably some much stronger than others so how do people in your state deal with these sorts of extreme weather conditions and how much support do they get from city officials? >> yes, so we really always tell everyone at the weather service to be always prepared for the worst and we really always want to tell people to be prepared for when storms hit have a readiness kit, seek shelter, be weather aware and have a man for when storms approach. we know it's unusual but we can't have these type of events throughout the year especially toward early spring they're going to come more so have a plan. >> talk to us about the shelters. what do people go to specific schools? where are these shelters in each city? >> yes, we advise people in their homes when you're looking at shelters in that interior

room in your house. if you live in a mobile or manufactured home we advise you to seek sturdier structure with the community or some other building, sturdy structure is the safest place when storms approach. >> as you say mobile homes the most vulnerable out there. we see those horrifying images of homes torn apart but what about other structures, a lot of the parts that are being hit right now by this extreme weather across oklahoma? how sturdy are these structures? >> yes, so really we are seeing even in some of the most significant damage to some of the homes and buildings we have seen from these storms, really if people were inside in the interior room and covered up they really fare pretty well and actually for some of the information we have had we have had only a few unconfirmed injury reports so luckily a lot

of people were seeking shelter in proper area of the homes and got the protection to ride out the storms safely. >> that is so critical in these situations so we wish everyone across your state and yourself of course just to stay safe. meteorologist max unger thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> well, the threat of extreme weather is not over yet on the u.s. west coast, a winter storm dumped massive amounts of snow and rain in parts of southern california over the week. it led to a rare blizzard warning for the regional. the storm made for dangerous travel conditions in some areas of course. some residents tell cnn they have been unable to leave their homes since friday. now a second storm system is about to move into the regional in the hours ahead and more from the severe weather from camilla. >> the sun is finally out in southern california but we are left with a lot of snow in this

area 1-2 feet of snow in higher elevations 6 feet the last couple days a lot of snow a lot of rain a lot of wind in southern california. that is something that people in this area are just not used to on sunday. some of the highways remain closeed in the southern california area including interstate 5 which is behind me. normally you would see traffic but authorities are trying to clean up the high way and also the on and off ramps so authorities say it is still not safe for a lot of drives who are essentially stranded on highways waiting to get back to their final destination. in the l.a. area a lot of rain over the last couple of days there was flooding down trees and many many left without power thousands in fact still without power. just about 40 miles south of

where name castaic, california the ground is essentially comfortabling rv's ending up in the santa clara river as a result of this storm, many residents extremely concerned essentially stranded because they could not get on the highway and here is someone in the area. >> i'm from backfield and can't get to work because of the snow the 5 is closed. we will have to evacuate. >> we are expecting more storms the next couple of days, not as intense as the last couple of days but we could see rain some snow and win in the southern california area. so authorities still telling people to be very careful especially since we are not used to this type of weather in this area. camilla bernal cnn lebec,

california. >> we are following developments in ukraine where the military says 11 attack drones have been shot down todaying including nine in the air space around kiev. so far no reports of strikes on critical infrastructure but at least one person was killed in a drone attack southwest of the capital. meantime on the front lines in eastern ukraine fierce fighting raging and the city of bachmut as russians edge toward the center of the city from three sides. this video on social media shows in of the damage from the battle. this is unclear how and ukranian forces are still inside the city but officials say troops are launching counterattacks to try to preserve their access to the town from the west. the united states is warning

china that if it provides russia with lethal aid to use in ukraine it would quote come at real costs to beijing. this comes after washington said it was confident china is considering sending drones and am mission to moscow. claire sebastian is nothing developments and joins us live from london. good morning, claire. so what more are you learning about this possible lethal support coming from china to russia to help in its war on ukraine and other alliances like that with iran? >> yes, rosemary, the suspect openly talking about the intelligence they have. the intelligence is not about a decision having to be made by china or action having been taken. it's about china's intent. by talking about it publicly the u.s. is trying to put across this would be a red line. we don't know what those consequences for china would be. clearly the u.s. is hoping this would deter china and they're

never going to have to enforce consequences but looking at the way they're presenting blinken talking about having information and now we hear from cia director bill burns. take us into what he had to say. >> well, we are confident the chinese leadership is considering the provision of lethal equipment. we don't seed a final decision has been made yet and we don't see evidence of actual shipments of lethal equipment. that's why i think secretary blinken and the president have thought it important to make clear what the consequences of that would be. >> blinken kept with the top diplomat in munich presenting the details of the consequences. yi almost threatening to moscow after that china is trying to hedge its position abstaining from u.n. vote calling for end to war in ukraine abstaining

from the u.n. vote it is presented its oeb peace plan to try to end the conflict it says even though it refuses to call it an invasion perhaps trying to present itself as having global influenza alongside the u.s. the u.s. hoping while similar release of intel around iran intentions to provide drones to russia has not detered iran. this will work with china, china essentially has more to lose from international isolation than iran does. rosemary. >> thanks to claire sebastian live from london. joining me now robert daly center of the wilson center kissinger center on china and the united states and appreciate you being with us. >> good to be here. >> u.s. officials say china is considering sending weapons and ammunition to russia to help with its war in ukraine but china denies this. how likely is it though that china will decide to send lethal

support and what would the ramifications likely be if that happens? >> well first all the united states officials are saying is that china is considering it. of course all governments consider their options and it's not really surprising china might at least have discussions about the ramifications of sending arms to russia. nevertheless we are pushing them hard not to do that and the implications would be dire. it could make a difference on the battle fields in ukraine and certainly if china decided to in part own this conflict by throwing its lot in with that of russia i think the ukranian war would come to be seen as a kind of approximate i war in a new cold war setting. we would have russia with iran and china against the united states and europe within ukraine. it would be a major escalation and it would be extremely disruptive. >> you don't think that's what we have right now anyway? >> no, i don't think we are

there yet. china claims neutrality although it tilts heavily toward russia. it provides many kinds of support to be russia that is non-lethal but is maintaining posture of neutrality and posing as peacemaker offering a peace plan last friday 12 points i had mate before which are non-specific like sovereignty territorial integrity respected and failed to criticize russia or even acknowledge russia as and invader but sometime wants to be seen as being above the fray by its own people but it also wants to be seen as neutral by europe because it needs european markets very badly. >> but that's the problem isn't it with the plan the peace plan that china puts forward if it does favor russia. so it's very difficult to see that as an option unless they're will to tweak some of the

elements to it. >> well again it's really hardly a peace plan at all. it's just bromides. we must remember complex problems have no simple solutions. that's not too helpful and doesn't get around the dilemma everybody with a peace plan faces that vladimir putin must not be rewarded for his invasion of ukraine. if he fails you had early the peace plan becomes more dangerous and china doesn't even take on that difficulty for it appears to be paying primarily for the sake of its own people but also with hopes it could perhaps convince enough europeans it might be able to people parts of europe away from the united states. i think that's a very low shot. europe has come to see china over the past several years much more as a threat or challenge which is how the united states sees it. >> so how would you describe the relationship between china and

russia? what's beijing getting out of this? because surely there is a risk of china hooking its wagon to a failed war that russia started here a year into it they haven't achieved what they initially set out to do. >> yes but china of course hooked its wagon to russia before the invasion and the reason it had done that is because a lot of deep historical distrust between russia and china. they have a long fraught history of occasional cooperation but more often working against each other but never in common and what xi jinping and putin have in common is they don't want to have their choices shaped bid the is united states and resent having to work within a global system they think the united states dominates in favor of its interests against their own and also deeply resent worldwide media system what china calls a

worldwide discourse power system in which united states is able to define russia china iran as bad actors and see united states as a threat and need each other as partners to combat that threat. that is why xi jinping stood with vladimir putin before the olympics last year and pledged no limits partnership. that doesn't mean china supported or knew about this war which hasn't worked in china's interests. >> robert daly answer that for the analysis. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> this just in to cnn, the european council is sanctioning a russian national and the sudsidiary of russia's group in sudan for facilitating the exploitation of sudan gold wealth citing serious human rights abuses in countries including sudan. a cnn investigation in july was the first to expose the

mechanism by which the mechanism was operating in iran circumventing u.s. sanctions. u.s. department of american has determined the spread of covid-19 is likely the result of a leak from a chinese laboratory in we happen. that is according to an updated classified intelligence report. but two sources tell cnn the department only has low confidence in the findings and china's foreign ministry is responding as welling saying a lab leak is highly unlikely. the theory is one of several that have been floating around washington but there hasn't been a consensus or even an official opinion from the white house on the cause of the pandemic. some republican lawmakers feel the report is enough to demand accountability from beijing but a former u.s. ambassador to china says whatever the reason, the u.s. has to be ready in case

of another pandemic. >> we need to find out exactly how the coronavirus covid virus hit the world and caused millions of deaths. if it came from an animal we need to be prepared and beef up our public health response to the next pandemic. so it is important for our scientists to get to the bottom of this. >> the u.s. epa has approved resuming shipments of contaminated east out of east palestine, ohio where a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed this month as house republicans plan to investigate the tragedy and what they describe as flawed response by the biden administration. priscilla has more. >> president biden is dead fending his administration response to a train wreck in east palestine that left toxic

chemicals seasoning into water air is and soil. i'm saying that administration officials and federal teams are on the ground helping residents navigate the aftermath of this wreck especially as concerns grow over long-term health of these residents and for those already saying that they feel sick. now federal teams are on the ground going door to door to inform residents how to access free health assessments as well as get testing for drinking wells or water but the administration has come under fierce criticism for their response and whether they acted quickly enough after this wreck occurred. transportation secretary pete buttigieg responded to that and said that president biden takes this as a top priority. >> the president has taken a personal interest in this situation from early on and i wanted to make sure he knew about what i saw on the ground. both in terms of the administration response and

that's something that it has been really well coordinated. where our department comes in as transportation policy making sure that in this moment with so much focus on what happened with this derailment, that we are acting holding norfolk southern accountable and do more to prevent derailment. >> president biden says his officials were on the ground two hours after the wreck and have been working and are engaunld with local and state officials. as far as when he's going to visit there are no plans as of yet. priscilla álvarez cnn white house. >> more to come here on cnn, including a critical upcoming meeting between british and e.u. leaders to discuss the northern you're lapped protocol and we will go live to london for preview. neutrorogena®. for people with skin.

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part of the u.k. exit agreement with the european union implemented to prevent a hard border between more ireland and the republic of ireland. cnn diplomatic editor nic robertson joins me from london. what all is spebd to come out of this critical meeting? >> yes, it could be a big day today and it's going to be a day of many parts running into coming days. the prime minister has a meeting with the european commission president where they're expected to sort of put the finishing touches onto a revision of the northern ireland protocols that govern the way that strayed done between the u.k. mainland and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. northern ireland still remaining despite the u.k. gone through brakes it the u.k.

remaining in the single market for goods. so, it's complicated but what they're trying to do here is find a way to relieve the fears of the unionist party in northern ireland that the protocols put a barrier between northern ireland and mainland u.k. so some things leaked to journalists seem to indicate that one of the ways to get over some of the barriers that have been in place going across the irish sea from mainland u.k. to northern ireland might be agreements whereby trucks that are just going from from the u.k. to northern ireland go through a green channel and trucks going through from u.k. to northern ireland and on to republic of ireland go through a red channel. there's a lot more to it than

that and part of the situation today is no one knows the details and that may be announced later today. everything is expected to go well. the meeting will sign off on the deal the prime minister will address his cabinet, the cabinet will likely hold a press con fraens the prime minister may address the house of commons on it but perhaps the biggest catch on this deal is it something that works for that the pro-unionist party in northern ireland? they may take some time to figure outgoing through the many many pages of legal text if it works for them and if it does, then the indications are they would rejoin the power sharing government in northern ireland. many many pieces to this expected to unfold today rows march. >> i we will watch and see what comes out of this. nic robertson thanks for that

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>> officials say 59 migrants are dead after a wooden ship broke apart off the southeast coast of italy a tragedy some of the victims children. they fall victim to human traffickers bobby joins us live

from rome. what are you learning about the story and those who perished on that ship? >> yes, we are finding out bits and pieces of information and we know there are a lot of young children and women among the victims and survives. what's interesting about this particular shipwreck it's not a normal way people come to italy and europe by way of the mediterranean most come from libya north africa. this left turkey about four days ago we are told and had mostly people from afghanistan from iran from pakistan people from somalia on board according to testimony from the survivors. you know it is a tragedy. these ships very rarely make landfall in calabria but they've welcomed migrants throughout this ongoing crisis in italy. let's here what the leader there had to say.

[speaking italian]. >> it is a day of grief for calabria. calabria is a region that welcomes people. last year we welcomed 18,000 migrants but we can't be abandoned by europe. this type of tragedy should have been avoided the day before and not lived how we are living it today and will live it tomorrow. >> you know rosemary this really is a test for the new government under george maloney the right leaning government on the immigration stance stopping the ngo rescue ships successfully sequester some and find others so there weren't rescue vessels in the mediterranean. this happened close to shore in a boat and people didn't know how to swim. >> horrifying for those people and their loved ones.

robbie from rome many thanks. the death toll in turkey from the deadly earthquake earlier this month has increased to more than 44,000 people. the country's emergency management agency records nearly 310 cities and more than 10,000 containers set up for survivors to sleep in. meanwhile, turkey's justice ministry says nearly 200 people have been arrested pending trial for alleged poor building construction and for more on this story we are joined by bashir live in istanbul and the death toll has risen as the survivors tackle the challenges ahead living in tents. what more are you learning about all this? >> it's a significant challenge for those survivors rosemary

hundreds of thousands of people living in tents. the number of those camps being set up across southeast turkey is rising. we visited some of these camps in the heart the area hit by the earthquake. many families are crammed into tents, sometimes three families in one tenth. their hope is there will be a long-term solution and president erdowan has pledged the rebuild the area but workers on the ground say these camps could be in place for years some 2-3 years the expectation from those supporting the response effort on the ground. and there has been criticism and backlash against the gotta's plans to rebuild quickly. there have been warnings from the union of architects and engineers too hasty beginning to' excavation in parts of

30,000 apartments to begin construction in march so there is clearly work underway, and say there need to be more investigations and preparation to assure these buildings are safe. overall there is a growing sense of frustration and anger directed toward the government particularly with election looming in fact just yesterday there was a football match soccer match between two turkish teams and italy sport, both teams mocking the show of solidarity with teddy bears and thousands of stuffed animals thrown onto the pitch but there were also calls for the government to resign with a moment where the match paused at 4:17 to correspond with the time the earthquake struck in the morning and those calling for the government to resign and the president to step down could be heard there. there was clearly a growing backlash against the government. the government has conceded that

more could be done. there is more work for the government to do but said this is a work in progress that will take time. they are pushing ahead with that investigation over allegations of construction negligence around 188 people so far arrested and more than 600 people identified as potential suspects. rosemary. >> right. thanks for that live report from istanbul. israeli palestinian officials make a pledge to reduce violence but those agreements are undermined by new deadly attacks. details on the chaos that's gripped the west bank next. just add to your fabric softener tray. itit doesn't just cover odors; it helps rememove them up to 3 times better than detergent alone! try new downy rinse and refresh.

>> some results are trickling in as votes are still being counted in saturday's election in nigeria but anger is growing after officials failed to arrive at some polling locations,

meaning some would-be voters who waited for hours may have lost their chance to pick the country's next president. cnn's larry has the story from lagos. [chanting]. >> fighting for the right to vote in what could be nigeria's tightest presidential election have. >> people getting pretty agitated. it's day 2 in the election. they should have voted but didn't get to vote. it's so hectic the military called in to keep the peace. >> nigerian army rolled into a neighborhood of lagos where units spent day waiting to cast ballots but officials didn't show up. next day they waited several hours growing impatient. >> nothing works in this country. there's no security. there's no good hospitals.

nothing works, education, and for what? it's heartbreaking. >> abigail's feelings shared by people hoping to reboot a deeply dysfunction al nigeria. >> [screaming]. >> officials say they're already telling the results about the missing units. >> you know there's no way to vote. >> they saw no signs of violence at the poll units where workers did not show up. >> there will be no other elections in these places? >> there's no other election again. the election we want to do is

already done. >> they see this as an attempt to deny a candidate. without a president or former military leader running it was seen as fresh start for nigeria. >> we are suffering in this country! it's very bad! >> main opposition in the lagos area. >> they want their voices to be heard so when it starts to seem like there is allegedly some sort of intentional suppression of that voice, people get frustrated. people get agitated. >> nigeria's youth could be a powder keg exploding if enough of them feel their voices with not heard in the most significant election of their lifetime. >> what did voting mean to you? >> it's my choice. i did my best. that's what it means to me.

>> larry, cnn, lag on the. >> the u.s. is commending israeli and palestinian officials for holding talks on lessening violence. officials from both sides say they'll seek a just and lasting peace but the west bank saw another daedly flare-up that undermined those attacks. a pledge to reduce violence undermined by new deadly attacks. what is the latest on this? >> these attacks were rather unusual i would say in terms of just unprecedented and sort of how they played out, so the day essentially started with an attack on two israeli brothers 19 and 21 years old driving on a route that passes through palestinian town announce as huara a flash point because of the route is used by israeli set

letters and palestinians in the west bank and what we understand an attacker came up and shot at the two brothers point-blank and they died. the attacker then fled and there is a massive manhunt by israeli authorities to try to catch the attacker or attackers, no claim for responsibility by any militant group although several celebrating the attack. hours late they're was the summit in akaba where israelis palestinians jordanians and sat down for a rare summit. last time one took place more than ten years ago the whole point of the meeting to calm the situation on the ground especially ahead of the overlapping muslim and jewish holidays of ramadan and openwave that are coming up toward the end of march beginning of april and there were good statements coming out of this meeting both sides in a joint statement

agreement to have a joint security committee to look at reestablishing security cooperation between the palestinian authority and israelis commitment from the israelis to stop discussion on settlement expansion for a few months the palestinians saying they won't try to go after early at the united nations and agreement to meet in march ahead of ramadan in egypt but then as night fell almost as soon as the statements come out we get word of israeli set letters essentially rampaging through huara and other villages setting fire to homes setting fire to cars also we heard of scores of injuries including one palestinian man killed apparently shot possibly israeli settlers and people i've spoken to cannot recall violence like this especially this sort of revenge attack by israeli settlers israeli force saying

they're reinforcing in the west bank to try the person who carried out the attack against the israeli brothers but also to keep the calm between israeli settlers and palestinians there. rows march. >> i thanks hadas for that live report from jerusalem. the ex-husband former in-laws of a hong kong model who was killed last week appeared in court today, according to public broadcaster rthk. abby choi's ex-husband is charged with murder along with his father and brother. rthk says they were denied bail. beijing bureau chief stephen joins us live with details wham more are you learning more about this shocking and gruesome story? >> that's right because abby mccloy was not only killed but dismembered. investigators found a skull ribs

and hair that are believed to be her remains in a large stainless steel soup pot after they found other body parts on friday in a rental uninilts northern suburb of hong kong where they find a meat slicer saw and clothing. as of now body parts including a torso missing that is why at one point police were sending out more than a hundred personnel including divers in search of remains. her ex-husband alex as well as older brother and father charged with murder while the mother has been charged with obstruction of justice. ex-husband was arrested on saturday when he was trying to flee according to local supports but despite the horrific details we have learned one big question shadoweded in miss friday the

motive. authorities have not confirmed anything. there was interest in the story because choi was a model with international exposure often photographed at fashion shows and with luxury brands from london to paris to shanghai also an influence weather more than a hundred thousand followers on instagram but all stopped last wednesday when she was reported missing in a city considered safe for people all ages including young women so now the only certainty is the tragedy of two children left with ex-husband while the ex-husband awaits trial for the murder. rosemary. >> stephen joining us live from beijing thanks. despite the russian invasion a young ukranian girl is making sure stray cats get fed. touching story amid the brutality of war is up after the

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border you about pets and animals have also been left homeless. one ukranian girl is doing her best to make sure they don't go hungry. michael holmes has the story. >> in the wreckage of this bombed out apartment block there are signs of lives once lived here before russia bombs reduced their homes to rubble. most of the people have long since golden but veronica says she regularly returns to her former neighborhood. [speaking in spanish]. >> our apartment was over there on the ninth floor. >> veronica says she can she is shell of her former home but that's not why she comes back. >> i used could come here to search for my cat. i wanted to feed it. i saw the other cats here. i felt sorry for them. now i come regularly to feed them. >> the stray's welcome her as

she dose out food in what used to be a playground. veronica said she found her cat but the time outside had changed him and he now prefers the wildlife so instead of one pet she takes care of him and many other cats in the other who have learned to adapt to life during war. veronica's mother came with her on this feeding session looking up at her old flats she chokes back emotion thinking how much has changed in just a year w. a pat on the head, they say goodbye to run of the regulars and veronica says she would like to take the cats with her but for now, this arrangement survivors helping survivors will have to do. michael holmes, cnn. >> thank you so much for spending part of your day with me. i'm rosemary church. cnn news continues with max foster next.

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