thank you very much, that was colin paterson. _ circle.son. apologies . circle. thank you very much, that j was colin paterson. apologies for circle. thank you very much, that l was colin paterson. apologies for a few glitches and the transmission. hundreds of people in rio de janeiro gathered at the city's copacabana beach on friday to pay tribute to yermanzher , the afro—brazilian queen of the sea. followers dress in white to celebrate the sea goddess every year by singing and dancing around her statue set up on the beach. flowers, letters, alcoholic drinks and beauty products are offered yermanzher is one of the deities of the yoruba religion and has become prominent among afro—american cultures. the tradition was brought over to brazil by african enslaved people hundreds of years ago. time now for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good evening. some very wet, very windy weather for much of the uk today with tricky travelling conditions, particularly across much of the central belt of scotland with snow to low l

cbs's errol barnett is going to lead us off tonight in paterson, new jersey.is a city under a state of emergency. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the massive amount of rainfall we saw in this part of the country caused the passaic river to go from picturesque to panic-inducing. it's overflowing its banks, triggering flood warnings and of course putting lives at risk. it's a post-storm scene we are seeing repeated throughout the northeast. the deadly storm system left scenes of flooding, buckled roads, and downed power lines in its wake from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. in jackson falls, new hampshire, newly melted snow fueled raging rivers and floods. first responders were using drones to search for two people missing in mexico, maine. a swollen river caused by five inches of rain swept their car away on monday. cbs affiliate wgme reporter owen kingsley is in franklin county, one of the 14 under a state of emergency. >> reporter: here in carrabassett valley, you can see a temporary replacement being made on this road as several peo

cbs's errol barnett is going to lead us off tonight in paterson, new jersey.ity under a state of emergency. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the massive amount of rainfall we saw in this part of the country caused the passaic river to go from picturesque to panic. it is overflowing its banks, triggering flood warnings, and of course putting lives at risk. it is a post-storm scene we are seeing repeated throughout the northeast. the deadly storm system left scenes of flooding, buckled roads, and downed power lines in its wake, from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. in jackson falls, new hampshire, newly melted snow fueled raising rivers and floods. first responders were using% drones to search for rhetorical people missing in mexico maine, a swollen river caused by 5 inches of rain swept their car away on monday. cbs affiliate wgme reported owen kingsley is an franklin county, one of the 14 under a state of emergency. >> here in carrabassett valley, you can see a temporary replacement being made on this road several people are currently t

in paterson, new jersey, a flooded road turned to black ice. a 13-car pileup, including cars and trucks. the passaic river cresting at its highest level in 12 years, flooding this neighborhood, this is little falls, new jersey, you're looking at here. families rescued from their flooded homes. many without power now in the freezing cold. in southern maine tonight, this river very high this evening, officials now telling families in low-lying areas to evacuate. more than 100,000 still without power. meanwhile, in the west tonight, blinding rain slamming california. the images just north of l.a. tonight. the storms a serious threat for the next 48 hours. torrential rains, wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. ginger zee standing by to time all of this out. and the christmas forecast for the country. but first, trevor ault on the families being rescued and the accidents in the northeast tonight. >> reporter: tonight, neighborhoods under water that's still rising days after storms moved out. >> this is a scene we've seen over and over again. people ge

in a flooded neighborhood in paterson, new jersey, first responders getting to people in desperate need. in new hampshire, roads washed out. the fire department closing down streets. and the lake-effect snow across multiple states. these images tonight from rochester, new york. and now, the new storm set to affect holiday travel. senior meteorologist rob marciano times it out, and trevor ault tonight on the rescues. >> reporter: tonight, rivers raging and rising out of their banks across the northeast, flooding new neighborhoods after a powerful storm slammed the region. first responders going door-to-door in little falls late today, evacuating trapped families, using boats to take residents to higher ground in wayne. in lincoln park, a home surrounded by four feet of flood water engulfed in flames. >> this fire has been burning basically unchecked now for at least 45 minutes. >> reporter: firefighters in high water vehicles barely able to get close enough to reach the fire. and not far away in paterson, first responders seen carrying a person from a flooded home on a stretcher. >> this

. >> reporter: look at the ongoing flood risk here at great falls in paterson, new jersey. typically two billion gallons of water pass through here every day. right now it's at major flood stage. throughout the state multiple first responders rescued a handful of residents from inundated homes. drew morasco waded through chest-deep floodwaters outside of his pool construction company. inside the business, the water was nearly five-feet deep. >> we were in there trying to salvage everything, welders, tools, toolbox drawers which probably aren't up high enough now. >> reporter: in lincoln park, a fire consumed this house. firefighters struggled to get through floodwater to battle the blaze. now that the storm system is history, airline delays and cancelations have been minimal as the tsa braces for the rush of holiday travelers. >> that was erroll barnett reporting. >>> overseas now where israel continues its bombardment across gaza despite calls to scale back its offensive. we are just learning from hamas that its top leader has arrived in cairo for talks. the israeli milita

nos encontramos en paterson, al norte del estado de new jersey, donde se declarÓ estado de emergencia azotÓ la costa este el domingo. equipos de emergencia han ido de casa en casa pidiÉndole a la gente que abandone su vivienda con lo que pueda. tambiÉn han revisado —— realizado rescate en vehÍculos sumergidos, a quien sido canceladas las clases, ayer y hoy. veamos lo que nos dijo el dueÑo de un taller mecÁnico sobre cÓmo esto le ha afectado. >> primero con los clientes que no pueden entrar, porque estÁn cerradas las calles, y el equipo y los carros que tuvimos que mover tuvimos que sacarlos de aquÍ en emergencia. peggy: tambiÉn ha habido severas fundaciones que han provocado evacuaciones, de hecho, segÚn, tambiÉn hubo cientos de miles de apagones, mientras tanto, meteorÓlogos en la costa oeste, en el sur de california dicen que habrÁ lluvias por varios dÍas, lo que significa un riesgo de inundaciones repentinas, mientras tanto, el secretario de transporteha advertido que este mal tiempo podrÍa interrumpir los viajes de millones que viajan debido a las fiestas decembrina debido a las f

our entertainment correspondent colin paterson caught up with him during rehearsals. # don't tell mewn. well, rick astley, explain where we are. ok, we are in camden, camden town, we're in the roundhouse in camden. i've been in this building a few times, i've never played here, so i'm really looking forward to that. but i've been here to see gigs. biffy clyro was the last band i saw in here, which was absolutely rocking. the doors have played here. wow, i didn't know that, ok! don't put the pressure on, colin, thanks. i think the thing about this place, i think it's actually a real venue. # when we're out together... i think the thing about doing a tv show frightens me to death, to be honest. so we're doing a gig and the bbc are filming it, that's the way i'm looking at it. so you're trying to tell yourself, "i'm not presenting this," really. kind of, yeah. but you are. so what can we expect? well, we've got a couple of guests. sharleen�*s coming. sharleen spiteri? yeah, sharleen�*s become a friend of mine. # ain't no mountain high enough... and you've got the fireworks in between th

colin paterson looks back at his life. this was the role that changed tom wilkinson's life forever.a when the full monty beat titanic to best film. suddenly after a career almost entirely on tv, hollywood was calling. actors are ten a penny and i hold your lots in my hand. the following year he played a financier in shakespeare in love, which would win best picture at the oscars. american directors started to use him to add gravitas to their films with both his oscar nominations coming from roles where he had an american accent. can't you find something like some piece of evidence, doesn't that happen? in the bedroom he played a doctor whose son falls in love with an older woman. you think you have the horses for that? good luck and god bless. and starring opposite george clooney in michael clayton is an attorney struggling with his health. many standout roles would be characters dealing with inner turmoil. there were also blockbusters. christopher nolan casting him as gotham city mafia boss carmine falcone in batman begins. and for more than a decade he has been a christmas tv stap

and not far away in paterson, first responders seen carrying a person from a flooded home on a stretcher. >> this was apparently a dialysis patient that needed some medical attention, the house was surrounded by floodwaters. >> reporter: south of boston, in scituate, massachusetts, a ration to restore power. race to restore power. schools back on is our top >> right now, getting the schools back on is our top priority, as well as our water treatment plant is still on generator power. >> reporter: residents filling gas cans for generators. cafe owner mary ellen stoddard throwing away food that's already spoiled. >> this is a tough week for this to happen. it's tough any time it happens, but christmas, christmas week is brutal. >> reporter: and it's not over. authorities in lewiston, maine, ordering evacuations there late today. in the town of mexico, authorities still searching for two people after their car was swept away monday. maine's governor declaring a state of emergency for 14 counties. the death toll from the storms rising to at least five across multiple states. and david, here

colin paterson looks back at his life.urn 50 when he was cast in the full monty as gerald, the former steel mill foreman, hiding his unemployment from his wife and turning to male stripping for money. # hot stuff! it won him a bafta while the full monty beat titanic to best film. suddenly, after a career almost entirely on tv, hollywood was calling. actors are ten a penny, and i, hugh finnerman, hold your nuts in my hand. the following year, he played a financier in shakespeare in love. it would win best picture at the oscars. american directors started to use him to add gravitas to theirfilms, with both his oscar nominations coming for roles in which he had an american accent. can't you find something? you know, like some piece of evidence? that happens. doesn't that happen? there was in the bedroom, playing a doctor whose son falls in love with an older woman. you think you got the horses for that? well, good luck and god bless. and michael clayton, starring opposite george clooney as an attorney struggling with his ment

back online, and overnight, some dramatic scenes that played out here in the garden state including paterson, new jersey, where the first responders had to work to get to a woman who was stranded when she evacuated her vehicle. forced to leave it behind and it is a situation that played out not only there, but in newark with this soaking situation out here, but at this point in time, it is more about getting online in northeast, but this is not compared to what we saw play out in the overnight areas with the torrential winds and rain here. >> polo sandoval, thank you so much for you and your crew stuck out there in the rain. appreciate it. kate. >>> $140 million is how much southwest airlines is ordered to pay for last year's travel metdown that stranded over 2 million people. this is the largest fine that the u.s. department of transportation has ever levied against an airline. cnn's pete muntean has more on this, and now, pete, what is the message that the department of transportation is trying to send here with this huge number? >> the message is that airlines have to stay on their game,

. >> reporter: overnight, first responders pulling a driver from this stalled vehicle in paterson. icy conditions nearby causing this pileup of more than a dozen vehicles. and up in maine, new evacuations. first responders using airboats to save eight people trapped in the town of casco. bridges left damaged, roads washed away. and governor janet mills warning power won't be fully restored for several more days. and david, here in new jersey, you can see the water all the way up to some residents' doorsteps. they've now canceled school here for the rest of the week because of thissed flooing, and the river in town isn't going to drop below flood stage until next week. david? >> david: trevor, thank you. ginger zee standing by, tracking it all. some of the rivers still in major flood stage. this dangerous system now in the west. and everyone asking, will it be a white christmas anywhere? ginger, you have it all covered tonight. >> reporter: yes, david. let's start with that passaic river in new jersey, which will stay at major flood stage at least forecast to through friday. thankfu

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she's been speaking to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson about why she's decided to tellourt, because i covered every day of that case in there. what was that two—week period like for you? oh, it wasjust draining. it was so stressful. and it was the unknown going into it. i've never been in the court before, and ijust didn't know what to expect. i'd never seen a courtroom, obviously, only on films or on tv. so it was all new. and it was scary. it was emotional. how closely were you following the coverage of the case? not much. i pretty much went back to the hotel room, switched off, and then it was mostly of a morning when we put the tv on, we would catch a little bit and see myself on there. and i didn't follow it. my focus was on myself. what was the moment when thejudgment was handed down like for you? because we all gathered outside the high court, although nothing was happening there that day, it somehow felt the natural place. from the book, yours wasn't that glamorous a location. no, no. mine was in, like, a retail estate in salford. we didn't know when the judgeme

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. >> we have a live look in paterson, new jersey, this morning, from the falls are still overflowing.t of customers across new england still without power. and of course, these storms are playing out with the holiday travel rush already under way. the busiest days are expected to be thursday and friday. >>> all right. we'll get to al's forecast in just a moment. but first, nbc's emilie ikeda joins us from newark airport. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. fortunately we're seeing some improvement from yesterday's thousands of flight disruptions. now that the powerful storm has made its way off the east coast. still, officials are urging people to be patient and cautious when navigating the aftermath of downed trees, power lines, flooding amid a hectic start to the holiday rush. >> this morning, millions of americans still dealing with the impacts of a deadly winter wallop. the risk of flooding high in communities near swollen rivers across the northeast. the region battered by torrential rain monday that stranded drivers and left many in need of rescue. >> i got st

gop chair woman jessica milan paterson and democrat for senate here in the golden state christina, thankou for coming on we appreciate this. the gallup poll views on military action put this up on the screen now, republicans approve of this by a 71% margin. democrats approve of this on a 36% margin. is republican support being almost twice as much, very close to twice as much jessica, is it surprising to you at all? because it surprises me. i didn't think going, before october 7th i would never have expected these numbers. >> i think that the republican party has always stood with israel and we have seen more and more over the years the democrat party just being pushed further and further to the left. so what's interesting is watching these overall numbers in this poll. whether it's the economy, foreign policy, president biden is absolutely failing americans and they're talking about it. >> trace: yeah. mark dubowicz tweeted the forks biden administration administration setting the stage to abandon israel. what started off as we are totally with you in destroying hamas, which is as bad a

nos encontramos en paterson, en el norte de new jersey, aquÍ se ha declarado estado de emergencia luegoajando el agua por el rÍo, no va haber por dÓnde salir. peggy: todo esto ocurre mientras tambiÉn en vermont y en maine hubo severas inundaciones, tambiÉn evacuaciones, segÚn, y decenas de miles de apagones. algunos meteorÓlogos tambiÉn dicen que la costa oeste, en el sur de california tambiÉn se espera una tormenta que podrÍa dejar lluvias por dÍa, por lo que tambiÉn hay riesgos de inundaciones repentinas. repentinas. mientras tanto, el secretario de transporte ha advertido que, precisamente, el mal clima podrÍa interrumpir los viajes de millones que viajan precisamente por la fiesta decembrinas, por navidad y fin de aÑo. marÍa: muchas gracias por tu informe en vivo desde new jersey. en cualquier momento ahora vas a ver que tenemos noticia de tu paÍs. marÍa: en la Última hora, el gobierno estados unidos liberan a alex saab. esta es noticia de Última hora. en mÉxico, con profundo dolor, familiares y amigos participan en el sepelio de las vÍctimas de hombres armados, que como te informam

through amazing circumstance is at the age of 13 and i'll talk a little bit about that later and i met paterson maggie who was a somewhat older twin at the time and he was there with his wife and his wife me that he never never talked about his experience to her or to his children. and then i saw peter take out a piece of paper and draw a map of auschwitz. and i kept that for many, many years his wife amazed now getting back to a twin research design, there's one design you need to know about, and that is code twin control. that is when, well, there's two two varieties. there's natural poetry control, which uses only minus psychotic twins, where one might have schizophrenia, one doesn't or one might have an injury, the other one does, or one might have had some experience that one doesn't. so you study these to understand what the interval and what the difference might mean and how that can be used apply to the normal non population. but also an experimental kind where. you can introduce an intervention such a reading program or an athletic program and then follow twins for a while to see if th

colin paterson looks back at his life. wilkinson's life forever. he was about to turn 50 when he was cast in the full monty as gerald, the former steel mill foreman hiding his unemployment from his wife and turning to male stripping for money. # hot stuff! it won him a bafta while the full monty beat titanic to best film. suddenly, after a career almost entirely on tv, hollywood was calling. actors are ten a penny and i, hugh fennyman, hold your nuts in my hand. the following year, he played a financier in shakespeare in love. it would win best picture at the oscars. american directors started to use him to add gravitas to their films, with both his 0scar nominations coming for roles in which he had an american accent. can't you find something? you know, like... ..like some piece of evidence? that happens — doesn't that happen? there was in the bedroom, playing a doctor whose son falls in love with an older woman. you think you got the horses for that? well, good luck and god bless. and michael clayton, starring opposite g

robert louis may have had half siblings because his mother ends up in paterson and is living with other children listed as her children that would be younger than him. but i need to do a lot more digging. yeah. and genealogy work. and that was the rabbit hole. i wasn't going down. i was like, can't, i'll be here for another two years. well, he may have relatives, he may not. it could be the census. wrong. they could have been family members or other, but. and she she outlived like everybody his mother lives. i forget where it like to the 1920s. yeah, i mean she lives a long time so yeah she was like, yeah, thanks. i keep talking all night. you as you know, we're like three kids.

she's been speaking to entertainment correspondent colin paterson about why she's decided to tell heriod like for you? oh, it wasjust draining. it was so stressful. and it was the unknown going into it. i've never been in the court before, and ijust didn't know what to expect. i'd never seen a courtroom, obviously, only on films or on tv. so it was all new. and it was it was scary. it was emotional. how closely were you following the coverage of the case? not much. i pretty much went back to the hotel room, switched off, and then it was mostly of a morning when we put the tv on, we would catch a little bit and see myself on there. and i didn't follow it. my focus was on myself. what was the moment when thejudgment was handed down like for you? because we all gathered outside the high court, although nothing was happening there that day, it somehow felt the natural place. from the book, yours wasn't that glamorous a location. no, no. mine was in, like, a retail estate in salford. we didn't know when the judgement was going to come out and it came on us really quick. i literally got a p

i'm delighted now to be joined by fiona paterson , the joined by fiona paterson, the organiser of thetime. can you tell us about david lamb ? about david lamb? >> um, he is a or was a mechanic , um, had a mechanical business in acomb . in acomb. >> um, he was a massive supporter of the truck run and he sadly passed away last year. this year , um, and he fixed a this year, um, and he fixed a lot of the wagons that came on the truck run. so so we decided that it'd be quite nice to do the truck run in memory of him. >> very nice . and what is it >> very nice. and what is it that what is the charity that you raise the for? money >> so we raise it and split it between the great north air ambulance and santa's little helpers, which is a charitable organisation that helps families in need at christmas time. so i work alongside the social workers, the health visitors , workers, the health visitors, and they send christmas lists from the families and buy the gifts off that list and the christmas dinners for the family. a little hamper with turkeys and pigs in blankets , turkeys and pigs in bla

the last time that happened was with owen paterson when boris johnson's government whipped mps to vote. normally it's suspension. but normally it's sort as a matter of sort of done as a matter of course, mps understand that course, that mps understand that their colleagues are delegated to issue very, very to look at this issue very, very closely, long time do so. 50. >> so. >> they trust their so. they trust their final verdict. >> i've not met any mps that sort of quibble with it yet. and sort of quibble with it yet. and so the next process will for be the government table motion the government to table a motion . probably this of . probably not this side of christmas . and if the motion christmas. and if the motion passes, then there'll be a recall petition set up for a month. constituents in his blackpool south constituency , blackpool south constituency, only 10% of them need to sign it in to order trigger a by—election. the whole process could be expedited, though, if scott decides to step could be expedited, though, if scott immediately es to step could be expedited, though, if