that's ten degrees higher than normal and sao paulo near 35 degrees going into the next three days. so please watch out for heat stroke. stay hydrated. now finally over australia, the asian cup is taking place, and two games are expected are set on thursday in both canberra and sydney. your high is going to be 28 degrees in canberra with partly sunny skies. here's the extended forecast around the globe. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. llion copies of the first edition selling out within hours showing the prophet mohammed on it front page. charlie hebdo roles of the printing press a week to the day from the attack. al qaeda in yemen is claiming the possibility for the attack on charlie hebdo. and the italian president resigns, cutting short his second term, and opening the way for election of a new state. also coming

we followed her in the capital city of brasilia and mega-city sao paolo. it was a packed and exciting schedule. television and newspaper interviews at a high profile luncheon in sao paolo promoting brazilian tourism to the us a meeting with afro-brazilians about their concerns and how us diplomats can help. and visiting a mural at the consulate that used soccer to connect american and brazilian children. in the capital city of brasilia the ambassador visited the casa thomas jefferson, a school where brazilians young and old are learning english. >> i understand fully becausetive same challenge with portuguese. >> she met with brazil yan youth ambassadors in a program designed to advance the relationship between the two countries. ambassador ayalde also convened an informal lunch gathering with women working at the embassy. >> brianna powers: we try to inspire women that work here support them and build a network. >> brianna cari: we have 47 female employees and 400 mission wide, so we are a pretty significant percentage and seeing women at the top of our p

in sao paulo people have been charged for using more water. they are limited in the amount of water in rivers. >> if we don't receive the water truck and don't have water the factory has to stop. the machines only work with the system. >> there was a water shortage in my work place for several days. there was no electricity. >> the drought means hired electric power plants have barely enough water to operate. they are happy to report. local authorities didn't react fast enough because they didn't want to alarm people. the brazilian family insists there's another in reservoirs to avoid rationing for six months. >> an update with rob, and any good news for rio? >> we think of brazil as a wet country. look at the satellite behind me - it's about 12-18 hours worth. it's full of clouds that grow. thunder storms producing rain and there's a line of clouds going through rio, which is what we were talking about. if i zoom in closer to brazil it's populated, which is a problem. if you do get the rain and there's a streak of white cloud here which is sh

. >> the reservoir of sao paolo sends water to the north. it won't be enough to get to the end of the year, so it's absolutely urgent that measures be taken right now. they can't be post postponed. >> in sao paolo people are now being charged if they use a lot of water or given discounts if they use less. >> if we don't receive a water truck, if we don't have water the factory has to stop. the system only works with cold water. >> there is water shortage and i went without electricity. >> the drought means hydroelectric power plants have barely enough water to operate. brazil is already having to import electricity from neighboring argentina. authorities said they did not want to alarm people ahead of a local election. the brazilian government insists there is enough water left in other reservoirs to avoid rations for another six months. >> still ahead, long lines and even longer wait. we take a look at how venezuelans are struggleing to buy basic goods. >> plus a slice of scottish nationalism, why support for independence is stronger than e

. >> the reservoir in sao paulo supplies water to rio de janeiro. rationing has not been introduced even though parts of the country has vital reserves left. >> the volume available is the death volume. that is a strategic reserve. it will not be enough but urgent that measures taken right now. they can't be postponed. >> in sao paulo people are charged if they use a lot of water. industries and agriculture are limited in the amount of water they get from refers. >> reporter: . >> translation: if we don't see the water truck and don't have water the factory stops. it only works with a cold system. >> translation: there was a water shortage at work for several days today there was no electricity. >> reporter: the drought means hired electric power plants has -- hydroelectric power plants have barely enough waters. local authorities didn't react fast enough. the brazilian government intists there's water left to avoid rationing for six months. >>> let's get the weather with rob. how is rio looking? >> a bit wetter but it's a matter of how much and for

now you probably wonder what did they sao *eu that was so much wronger than usual that it required ae apology. how bad does [beep] have to smell before the order is detected by people living on a mountain of that. >> no go zones off limits to non muslims. >> you bake basically have zones like birmingham that are totally muslim. where non muslims don't go in. >> jon: wow. birmingham, england, is totally muslim and non muslims don't go in. that must be so inconvenient for the 78% of birmingham residents that are not muslim. obviously i'm not from the uk perhaps the prime minister would like to address th-frpl. >> i checked on the porridge i thought it must be april fools day. >> jon: choked on your porridge. you're british. that's what you're going for -- we can do better. can we crank up the britishness on that clip please. >> when i heard this i dropped my pudding all over the dress. winston churchill. >> jon: maybe, that sounded right. so maybe no go zones exist but doesn't mean we shouldn't worry here at home. [laughing] >> jon: this report is filed. >> christianity is the dominant

. >>> miles salieron a la calle en sao paulo y rÍo de janeiro para protestar por la subida del transporte que tardarÍa 10 aÑos para acelerar el proceso hemos impuesto el reajuste de precios pero parecen no convencer. >>> iban a poner aire acondicionado misma disculpa yo creo que es muy caro el bus. >>> la subida deja al descubierto cuentas difÍciles, aume Ón es muy cierto pero bastante menos que los transportes cuyas sub das se mueven en test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test tantes prometen no parar y prometen nuevas mobl skwagz desde la prÓxima semana. telemundo. >>> momento de hacer muy breve pausa al regresar desde santo domingo tenemos la llegada de pedro el grande electo al salÓn de la fama para uno de l

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. >> in saw sao paulo are being charge first degree they use more water and they're given discounts if they use less. >> if we don't receive the water truck, and we don't have water the factory has to stop. our machines only work with the cold system and it only works if we have cold water. >> today there was no electricity. >> the drought means hydroelectric power plants have barely enough water to operate. local authorities did not react fast enough because they didn't want to alarm people ahead of a local election. the brazilian government insists there is enough water left in other reservoirs to avoid rationing for another six months. >> still to come for you this half hour, the biggest slice of support. we look at why there is an appetite of change for "n" scotland ahead of the u.k. general election. >>> and meeting a group of runners who competeed seven marathons on seven continents, and they did it all all in the swaysspace of a week. >> welcome back. the senior kurdish official say that they need foreign boots on the ground to defeat isil. they're struggling to push back isil f

supplying heavily populated cities like sao paulo and buenos aires. rogue agents could be behind the death of prosecutor alberto nisman. accused argentine president cristina are of corruption. >> from the cuban perspective there are two issues that remain unresolved. the embargo something the u.s. congress has to deal with, and number 2 cuba is on a list of state sponsored terrorism that's a list cuba wants resolved and the assistant secretary of state roberto jacobson was asked and this is what she had to say. >> translator: having diplomatic relations is not a exist. it does not mean we are countries that don't have disagreements. of course we have disagreements differences, with many countries of the world but that does not mean we can't have diplomatic relations. >> reporter: the next date that we'll be watching very closely is in april and that's when the regional summit of the americas conference with it be happening in panama. both barack obama and raul castro are expected to attend and it will be interesting if they meet face to face. >> the t

now you probably wonder what did they sao *eu that was so much wronger than usual that it required aogy. how bad does [beep] have to smell before the order is detected by people living on a mountain of that. >> no go zones off limits to non muslims. >> you bake basically have zones like birmingham that are totally muslim. where non muslims don't go in. >> jon: wow. birmingham, england, is totally muslim and non muslims don't go in. that must be so inconvenient for the 78% of birmingham residents that are not muslim. obviously i'm not from the uk perhaps the prime minister w no go zones exist but doesn't mean we shouldn't worry here at home. [laughing] >> jon: this report is filed. >> christianity is the dominant religion in our country. did you know it's in serious trouble. not gays, science, liberal hollywood. according to alabama it's shirilaw. >> amendment would prohibit judges and other state officials from basing decisions on foreign law. it's passed. >> it's so eminent three quarters voted for the law. >> i don't believe this competes with christian values. >> i feel christian

that's what happened to this guy in sao paulo in brazil. he's sliding down the road he keeps going. this water is washing him away. lucky for him, somebody catches him. keep looking right there. the guy in the red shirt, that's a shop owner. >> oh good work. >> look at that. >> that man went about 130 feet dragged by the water like that. and get this. they've got 26% of the rainfall they expected for january in that one day. and this guy got the brunt of it, as you c >> that was a smooth move by that guy. grabbed him and pulled him right up to the stairs. >> yeah but watch this right here. right before the guy catches it a car drives by. think about it. that car could have run him over. >> a completely different water rescue in gold coast in australia. as you can see here, there is a couple inside of the car. that woman who is in the driver's side. i guess they thought they could traverse it, but lucky for them there were bystanders who waded into the water and helped them out. i've never seen anyone smile in a water rescue like this. >> probably can't believe it. she's probably blo

take this rider in sao paulo brazil. >> what? >> watch this again. car went over fine but the bike not so much. >> oh my gosh. >> the car stralded the giant pothol the bike went through it. >> the id because of heavy rains in brazil. they've had landslides floodings, traffic lights out. as you can see, when you see the bike lifted out of there, you can see how big that hole is and that hole is enormous. >> obviously it's gotten bigger. the weather would have kept making it bigger. you can fit a truck in there. >> i feel like the car barely made it over. the poor dude's bike look at it. >> the hole formed because of a water main break. and the waste management company says they are working to get that thing fixed. in have to or else they'll be fishing a lot of things out of the big hole. >> it's quite clearly a monday. >>> not the only one who had problems on wheels. check this video out. this guy, posted video from new york as you know new england, new jersey new york got a lot of snow this week. a lot of people posting videos this guy apparently sno

the river that supplies cities like sao paulo have had water cut off. united states in cuba say they have made progress towards restoring diplomatic ties but there's no major breakthrough. >> reporter: from the cuban perspective there are two fundamental issues that remained completely unresolved. number one is the long-standing embarko, and that is something the u.s. congress had to deal with. cuba is still on the u.s. government list of state-sponsored terrorism, a list that cuba couldn't get off of. that issue unresolved. the head of the association, isn't secretary of state roberta was asked about both issues and this is what she had to say. >> having diplomatic relations is not a gift. it does not leave we are countries that have no disagreements. of course we have disagreements and discrepancies between our positions. >> we have disagreements. this does not mean we can't have diplomatic relations. >> next day that we'll be watching is in april. that's when the regionals at the america conference will happen in panama. both are expected to deaned a

. >> the reservoir in sao paolo also provides water to the north. rationing has not been introduced even though parts of the country has vital reserves left. >> the death volume, it's a strategic reserve. it won't be enough to get through the end of the year. it's absolutely urgent that measures are taken right now. they can't be postponed. >> people are now being charged if they use a lot of water or they're given discounts if they use left. agriculture industries are given water from the rivers. >> if we copt receive water the factory has to stop. our machines only work with a cold system and only with cold water. >> it's a water shortage for several days, and today there is no electricity. >> the drought means hydroelectric power plans means barely enough water to operate. critics say that local authorities did not react fast enough because they did not want to alarm people ahead of a local election. government insist there is enough water left in other reservoirs to avoid rationing for another six months. >> boko haram fighters have killed at le

. >> how different is salvador from rio and sao paolo? >> man, salvador is the mother. you know?ea is amazing. >> it is. >> amazing. eat, drink, history, memory, anything. >> pelourinho, pelo for short, was salvador during the portuguese colonial period. it's almost always a party, a series of parties, actually, but tonight is special. ♪ >> look at this smell, man. >> smells good. >> yes. >> oh, that's good. >> isn't that good? >> where to next? >> go to this area. >> yeah. >> i like to bring you today because coming here, people everywhere, this is a free party. you can dance, you can drink your beer everywhere. it's good to see the show inside. it's amazing. ♪ >> you'll try that. >> what is it? >> it's carameo, clover and a mix of honey and limon. >> alcohol? >> yes. >> alcohol of unknown origin dispensed from atop the head of a stranger? >> it's good. >> that's good? >> mama always said that was a good idea. ♪ i don't know if it's the booze or the music or the tropical heat, but after a while bouncing from place to place, wandering down old cobblestone streets, different music

. >> how different is salvador from rio and sao paolo? >> man, salvador is the mother. you know? is amazing. >> it is. >> amazing. eat, drink, history, memory, anything. >> pelourinho, pelo for short, was salvador during the portuguese colonial period. it's almost always a party, a series of parties, actually, but tonight is special. ♪ >> look at this smell, man. >> smells good. >> yes. >> oh, that's good. >> isn't that good? >> where to next? >> go to this area. >> yeah. >> i like to bring you today because coming here, people everywhere, this is a free party. you can dance, you can drink your beer everywhere. it's good to see the show inside. it's amazing. ♪ >> you'll try that. >> what is it? >> it's carameo, clover and a mix of honey and limon. >> alcohol? >> yes. >> alcohol of unknown origin dispensed from atop the head of a stranger? >> it's good. >> that's good? >> mama always said that was a good idea. ♪ i don't know if it's the booze or the music or the tropical heat, but after a while bouncing from place to place, wandering down old cobblestone streets, different music i

break in the story we brought to earlier this week three men have been arrested for the robbery in sao paulo that left the store clerk and critical condition this surveillance video obtained by kron 4 news the case is controversial because the family believes the medical personnel were slow in their response in helping the clark. but fire officials say a lot was going on behind the scenes to provide care to the injured clark the family said the victim is recovering in hospital in critical condition. >> pam: in santa cruz police received a three sapper reported sightings of a mile line. mountain lion. the mountain lion was spotted walking by residences in central santa cruz. once fighting put alliant only blocks away from the santa cruz beach board. reports are unusual due to the landing site in residential areas and not surrounding mountains. the california department of fish and wildlife have taken over the case. >> pam: los snow levels are not only bad news for the states extreme drought but they are also hurting local businesses which rely on customers at this time of year. >> repor

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south america, people took to the streets in sao palo. they held up signs for "i am charlie." that is french for i am charlie. at a rally outside the french embassy in madrid it was organized by the group reporters without borders. in the u.s. people gathering in boston with "not afraid." in washington, d.c. a group of people rallied outside the newseum. >> there have been over 2.2 million tweets of je suis charlie. free speech will never been taken from them. for the latest let's get to ishay. all of the other freedoms stem from that. >> freedom of speech and expression and liberty. people have been expressing shock and horror over what has happened. they have been showing the solidarity with the victims. the hash tag that john was mentioning that was used and a rally call is #je suis charlie. the tweets coming in. you see the intensity there in the blue. europe waking up. 11:00 in paris. just really goes to show how much people are talking about this story. also what we are seeing is thethe the #wearecharlie. one that is getting tweeted and retweeted is the heart breaking on

the other side has been talking about draught between rio and sao paulo, where you see a line of clouds. it has not been enough to do much good. as an example, they are gearing up to two years for the olympics. it's below where it should be. it's a lagoon. it too, is suffering the lack of water in this part of brazil in the south-east. this is the forecast in the nest 24 hours. this area has been hotter that usual we have had a heatwave. it's in the right place, it's raining by day. more by day than night. we should be replenishing the reservoirs reservoirs. reports are that it's still no good. no good for those that want the rain now. >> thank you >>> a new satellite to measure soil moisture and unprecedented detail. a 6 meter wide antenna, a space lasso, will be used. science and technology editor ty bazley explains. >> water is life and on planet earth its scarcity affecting almost all living things. our planet's water system is a mystery to scientists. n.a.s.a. is launching a satellite to measure the moisture in the soil giving scientists a detailed understanding of the role water p

. >> in sao paulo people are being charged if they use a lot of water or given discounts if they use less. industry and agriculture are limited in supplies. >> the factory has to stop if we don't have water. our machines only work if we have cold water. >> there was a water shortage in my workplace for several days and today no electricity. >> the hydroelectric power plants have barely enough water to operate. brazil is importing electricity. authorities didn't react far enough because they didn't want to alarm people ahead of a local election. they insist there is enough in other reservoirs to avoid rationing for another six months. >> one of the world's most famous ancient egyptian artifacts was accidentally damaged during a botched restoration. officials in cairo say king tut's beard was knocked off by workers last year. they were ordered to fix it quickly and used a glue that was more damaging, leaving a messy and very visible gap under the chin. the ministry of an particular wilts is investigating the incident. >> finally this evening weavers are hoping to impress u.s. first lad

. >> months because rosemary it will take that long and there are sao many different parties involved in this investigation. france of course one of them because of the airbus a-320 manufactured a french aircraft. the other priority beyond the cockpit voice recorder the search that's continuing in the java sea is for the fuselage. they have found parts of the wings, parts of the engines, the tail section has been pulled up they have not found the main wreckage of the plane at this point. >> that a major concern for the families of course. before you go, i wan want to ask you, one of the indonesian officials was suggesting the plane had exploded before it hit the water. what is being said about that jumping very quickly and before this information has been analyzed? >> rosemary we're hearing a lot of speculation or theorys that have been floating around out there. this is one search operations officer who said based on what i've seen, the plane exploded when it hit the water, he used the word exploded specifically in the translation we went back to him and talked to him about that. wha

. >> the reservoir in sao paolo provides water to the north.ationing hasn't been introduced even those parts of the country have only vital reserves left. >> the value available is the depth volume a strategic reserve. it won't be enough for the end of the year. it's absolutely you know events the measures be taken right now. they can't be postponed. >> in ao paolo are being charged if they use a lot of water. they are given discounts if they use less. industries and agriculture are being limited in the amount of woman they get directly from rivers. >> if we don't receive the water truck and we don't have water, the factory has to stop. our machines only work with the cold system and it only works if we have cold water. >> there was a water shortage for several days. today, there was no electricity. the drought means hydro electric power plans have bail enough water to separateoperate. brazil is having to import electricity from argentineargentina. critics say authorities didn't want to react fast enough because they didn't want to alarm people

cnn, sao paolo. >>> we're learning what was on the black boxes on the jetliner that crashed into the >> investigators may be ruling out terrorism. terrorism correspondent reneye march has more. >> reporter: indonesian investigators say they do not hear an explosion on the airasia plane. the flight of traveling through severe thunderstorms when it crashed. the question remains, was weather, mechanical failure, or human error to blame? >> want to make absolutely certain before you rule anything in or out for sure. >> reporter: former fbi agent christopher vauss investigated the crash of flight 800. >> if it's not terrorists that brought it down they have to look for other manifestations of the problem. other flight crews or planes there has to be a hidden danger for other planes still flying. >> reporter: the doomed flight of an airbus a320 with more than 3,500 in operation worldwide. meanwhile, the painstaking search for bodies continues. two more found sunday. the waterlogged remains are decomposing, and only 53 of the 162 on board have been recovered. >> translator: due to currents

in 2007, tam airlines flight 3054 crashed in sao paulo, brazil.verse structure deactivated the plane, unable to stop, crashed into a cargo terminal. 187 passengers and crew died, plus 12 on the ground. the deadliest crash for an a320, cause likely pilot error or mechanical failure. and who could forget the 2009 ditching of u.s. airways flight 1549? on takeoff from new york's laguardia airport, the plane collided with a flock of geese, both engines failed. successfully landed the plane on the hudson river, all 155 aboard survived. miguel marquez, cnn, new york. >>> thanks so much, everyone, for spending part of your day here with us, i'm deborah feyerick wishing you a happy 2015. brianna keilar picks up our special coverage of the crash special coverage of the crash airasia flight 8501 right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> 1:00 p.m. here in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. in zjerusalem and 1:0 a.m. in surabaya, indonesia. up first, a gray suitcase, scraps of metal, two black bags, those are among the latest items recovered

. >> in sao paolo people are being charged if they use a lot of water or given discounts if they use industries and agriculture are being limited in the amount of water they get from rivers. >> if we don't see receive the water truck and we don't have water, the factory has to stop. meepz only work a cold system only if we have cold water. there was a water shortage for my workplace and today, there was no electricity. >> the drought means hydro electric power plants have barely enough water to operate. brazil is having to import. some didn't react fast enough because they didn't want to alarm people ahead of a local election. the brazilian government insists there is enough water left in other reservoirs to avoid rationing for another six months. rob mathson, al jazeera. residents of tehran people came outside to enjoy the weather saturday. no snow along with only three quarters it also makes the air applyings much worse. >> that's a lot of snow. let's check out with rebecca. >> we were talking about snow around new york city and northward, inland. this is an interesting storm. it w

five of them were from still trapped in their seats for 130 people are still missing this morning li-saoh area malaises met with t said it will focus on a 2000 square mile. in the java sea also happening today the italian military have been called in to help rescue to my tranships abandoned by their crews to the is and of one of those ships are carrying 450 people ill is airforce had the flights and because of rough winds off the list of teams are trying to restart is enough of the sierra leone flagship yesterday it lists coast guard rescued another migrant ship pacific scare into the four bills carry more than seven of the 50 people back to the bay area firefighters are investing in a crossfire of a length out faster than kron 430 yes to the afternoon off from prospect avenue fifth floor for as little to stop the fire from spreading >>will tran: the people live there with this place because the utilities in the home were too badly damaged every was able to get out safely before the firefighters arrived firefighters said it appeared the fire was started by something electrical the golden

as climatewire reported in november the sao pallo region is suffering from its worst drought in 80 years. in the united states, fire suppression costs have increased from roughly $1 billion an lyle in the mid-1990's to an average of more than $3 billion in the past five years. and our oceans are not just getting warmer. they are also becoming more acidic threatening fish, coral reefs and other sea sea life. as a study reported, carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere are driving a rate of change in ocean acidity that is already thought to be faster than at any time in the past 50 million years. the authors warn that we may be -- quote -- "entering an unknown territory of marine ecosystem change." end of quote. extreme storms, weather disturbances are also becoming more common and more intense with extraordinary impacts. for example when the typhoon hayan struck the philippines it killed thousands and cost that country at least $15 billion in damages. madam president, the situation clearly is bad today in the united states and around the world, but according to the scientific community

temperatures for the most part in the '50s miles start a san jose and 5050 and livermore and downtown sao fog and continues to spread fog will lease back and run summarize and fairfield half mile visibility and 2 mi. a now but conquered. >> reporter: lawyers of extra time the storm cloud cover is widespread but we'll see partly cloudy conditions and compared the yesterday as we had in the afternoon terms of your highs today slightly warmer the fairfield 6166-oakland. >> reporter: 06 c is for downtown self is a stow 64 error by center of the. >> reporter: we have here what weather to our north and we did see returns on radar for. >> reporter: yet another impulse for raindrops and with his head into tomorrow. >> reporter: in terms of looks and a forecast of the sunshine into lugs with temperatures remain in the '60s and have been checking up the ascended models looks like perhaps you could see other storm bring us rain and 28th of january. >> reporter: gen washer this is the time of year. in this interesting oscar year little bit of everything every kind of movie represented some not repres

and sao that's why i believe it is the right thing to try to use the local forces even though we know that's not a stronger hand as we would like, strengthen that hand woit introducing ground combat forces and then put emphasis on once we clear it out, holding that is there. that will be the challenge. because isis will come back and undermine it. that's why i don't think combat forces now is the right answer. u.s. combat forces. if we -- if we have any lack of confidence we'll be able to retake that lost territory and still believe it is strategically important for us in iraq to do that, then i would have combat brigades on reserve in kuwait as a backup to accomplish the mission if the mission does fail. that would be coalition brigades as well. >> the three of you commended centcom. it strikes me, let's compare this to libya. we have a different situation. we stood shoulder to shoulder with the iraqis. we lost thousands of american troops in this effort. to me, to say we won't embed a few soldiers, not on the front of the advance at this point to preserve what i think you agree is p

miren cÓmo quedaron las calles de sao paulo, en brasil, tras las fuertes precipitaciones.ximena. ♪ llueva, te caiga el cielo y truene ♪ ♪ lo Único que tú quieres es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas. la frase del dÍa: cada paso que das estÁs más cerca de lograr aquello que un dÍa fue un sueÑo. continuamos con precipitaciones de nieve en la zona de los grandes lagos. continÚan los avisos y alertas de factor viento. se han extendido hacia el sur, incluso afectando el norte de la florida. hoy en miami amanecimos con temperaturas frescas para nosotros, en una mÁxima de 56, tampa 37 y atlanta 11. las temperaturas mÁs bajas se las lleva el norte del paÍs. minneapolis con -4 y chicago con -8. por los vientos de hasta 40 millas por hora se siente muchÍsimo mÁs frÍo. chicago estÁ experimentando vientos de 40 millas por hora y un 80% de precipitaciÓn de nieve. new york tiene nieve en horas de la noche, aproximadamente un 20%. las mÁximas en atlanta 31, miami 70, san francisco 74 y los angeles 75. los invito a que me envÍen sus frases del dÍa. ♪ ♪ >> seÑores, aunque to

y asÍ quedÓ una avioneta, completamente aplastada por el techo de un hangar de un aeropuerto en sao paulo lanzaron desde un muro de contenciÓn de 20 pies de altura, pero minutos despuÉs fueron detenidos por las autoridades y ahora enfrentan varios cargos. los detalles del estado del tiempo, que realmente estÁ frÍo en mÁs de la mitad de la naciÓn, los tiene ximena cÓrdoba. ♪ ♪ >> este segmento es presentado por... ♪ llueva, se caiga el cielo y truene ♪ ♪ lo Único que tú quieres es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas para todos! la frase del dÍa: hoy es viernes! asÍ es, ya vamos a descansar. continuÓ esta masa frÍa bajando las temperaturas y trayendo precipitaciones de nieve, especialmente para el noreste del paÍs, se pueden acumular 6 pulgadas de nieve. tambiÉn tenemos avisos y alertas de factor viento. las temperaturas se pueden sentir muy por debajo de las actuales. chicago tiene una mÁxima de 5 grados, pero los vientos de 30 millas por hora hacen que se sienta en -15. para nueva york hay precipitaciones de nieve en un 70%, una temperatura mÁxima de 30 grados. tambiÉn tenemo

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