but the west, all the rain is set to develop across the north east of mexico. and that's where we'll see, exceptionally low temperatures. monterey, coming right down to 25 degrees celsius on choose a little bit warmer, the mexico city. but there is a wind and the rain and we'll see some big bus of rain effect mean the florida panhandle on choose day as well as to whether update the to come in. the 1970s was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa and 3 back to do that. in the 2nd of a 2 part series, i'll just there a will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the 70s. in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a roman correspondence, i am constantly on the goals, covering topics from politics to conflict, to environmental issues, scalable companies like nothing, ever seen. what we want to know is how do these things affect people we revisit places day even when there are no international headlin

we're talking about california, oregon, washington, parts of the east coast, the gulf of mexico, even along along with a piece of alaska. the bbc news reports that this is part of biden's final effort to pass climate legislation before president elect trump takes office. trump has reportedly called the ban, quote, ridiculous and says he plans to reverse it, although that would require the help of congress. governor newsom is taking his new state budget proposal around the state to rally support. he held an event earlier this afternoon alongside workers in san joaquin valley. the governor is proposing a $322 billion budget that he says has no deficit within that budget. newsom set aside money to begin the country's first statewide transitional kindergarten program that would offer free schooling to hundreds of thousands of four year olds. a lot of new programs have been introduced in recent years before, during and since the pandemic. and what we really need to do is streamline and really concentrate on the basics and making sure that schools are being as effective as possible. importa

it affects a wide area ofof california, oregon, washington, parts of the east coast and the gulf of mexico, along with a piece of alaska. many see this as the president's attempt to protect his climate legacy, and a final effort to pass climate legislation before president elect trump takes office. trump has reportedly called the ban, quote, ridiculous and says he plans to reverse it, although that requires the help of congress. president biden signed legislation into law over the weekend to expand social security benefits for millions of americans. it's called the social security fairness act, and it paves the way for nearly 3 million public workers to boost their social security benefits. the bipartisan legislation repeals two provisions that reduced social security benefits for certain public workers, who also received pension income. now, advocacy groups who lobbied for the changes for decades praised the change as a historic move. well, amazon's ring doorbell cameras, you probably know someone who has them. you might have them now. the company has another way to try to keep your home

they cut up into the gulf, or they cut across the atlantic here out of nowhere, just just to the east of mexico milton. you had a hurricane, a cat five hurricane. i believe it was form right in the middle of the gulf and then shot straight toward tampa again. again, that's something i've never seen. and the fact that it was that extreme again, horrifying to florida residents, regardless of their political ideology, and that's that unpredictability that we've already talked about. >> and here's another almost counterintuitive way that weather, and especially large storms are starting to behave in the new era of climate change. and that's that some of these large storms are actually moving slower. so once they get over land and they have all that moisture, they actually start slowing down and just keep dumping rain on these vulnerable communities, which is yet another way that communities are having to grapple with this unpredictable, climate fueled weather. and just as we're seeing in los angeles, where there's only so much you can do to prepare for a firestorm when the winds are gusting at 100

of ocean. talking about areas along the east coast, the gulf of mexico, coast of washington, oregon, and california, and alaska's northern bearing sea. the way this is structured, donald trump would have to get congress to act on a reversal. >>> colorado police got an unexpected help pursuing a stolen car in a high- speed chase. this happened not that far from denver. you know who stepped in to help? maybe we'll see it, snowplows. snowplows came to help. three snowplows blocked the suspect by shutting down i-70. the i- 70 highway. that led to the driver's arrest. >>> in japan, a giant blue fin tuna has sold for a near record price. the 600 pound tuna is the size of a motorcycle. are we talking a chopper? a small kawasaki, like a crotch rocket? i don't know. but it's the size of some kind of a motorcycle. it sold for about 1 million to a michelin- starred restaurant. the bid is the second highest since the market began keeping records on this 26 years ago. it's a big fish. i would say roughly the size of a motorcye. a new hour of "cnn news central" starts now. >>> the weather turning dangerous for m

of ocean. talking about areas along the east coast, the gulf of mexico, coast of washington, oregon, and california, and alaska's northern bearing sea. the way this is structured, donald trump would have to get congress to act on a reversal. >>> colorado police got an unexpected help pursuing a stolen car in a high- speed chase. this happened not that far from denver. you know who stepped in to help? maybe we'll see it, snowplows. snowplows came to help. three snowplows blocked the suspect by shutting down i-70. the i- 70 highway. that led to the driver's arrest. >>> in japan, a giant blue fin tuna has sold for a near record price. the 600 pound tuna is the size of a motorcycle. are we talking a chopper?

of u.s. oil, for new drilling along the entire east coast, the eastern gulf of mexico, the coast of washington, oregon and california as well as portions of alaska's northern bering sea, mr. biden right -- writing a statement, it could cause irreversible damage to places we hold dear and is unnecessary. but tonight president trump is vowing to let the van no matter what it takes, calling biden's latest move, disruptive. >> i will on ban it immediately, what is he doing, why is he doing it? he doesn't even know was 625 million acres would look like and we cannot let that happen to our country, it's our greatest economic asset and we are not going to let that happen to our country. >> you have probably also noticed this, abiding created or expanded 10 national monuments during his time in office as well, 24 million acres of public land to prevent their further development, continuing an obama trend, a lot of court battles coming up on this. >> trace: indeed, life for us in d.c., kevin thank you. let's bring in louisiana attorney general, it's great to have you on the show, the national review ma

prevent oil companies from leasing waters for new drilling along the entire west and east coasts, the eastern gulf of mexico and portions of alaska's northern bering sea. the law invokes the 1953 outer continental shelf lands act. that's significant because the law prevents presidents from revoking the action, meaning donald trump would have to get congress to change it before he could reverse biden's move. trump says he plans to do just that, saying, quote, i'll unban it. >> today, we're learning of the first human death from the bird flu in the u.s. health officials say the person lived in louisiana and was hospitalized after the virus after being exposed to a backyard flock of birds and wild birds. they were over 65 years old and had underlying medical conditions, the cdc says the overall risk to the public remains low. however, people who keep chickens and other birds in their backyards are at a higher risk for bird flu. so are workers on dairy and poultry farms. the bird flu has been hitting the egg supply hard here in the bay area, as well as nationwide. the limited supply is driving prices way up, av

of was coming into the east coast. but we live in rooms coming back into the northern parts of mexico, where we have seen a cold spell one to re it 20 degrees celsius. it is looking more shari on. choose to have a look at that. mexico city 25 degrees above the average with sunshine on choose day. the passion for supporting local.

there is a fire now east of san diego, right near the mexico border. it started at about 230 this afternoon, burned about 150 acres in just one hour. this one is tough to get to, so firefighters are leaning heavily on air support. so far, no evacuations have been ordered. meanwhile, 50,000 people are still under evacuation orders because of the huge fire. it started yesterday near santa clarita and castaic and grew to more than 10,000 acres. it spread fast. smoke forced interstate five to close in the grapevine area, but it reopened last night. so far, the flames have not damaged or destroyed any structures, and there are no reports of any injuries either. the weather is still a concern, with a red flag warning in effect until tomorrow morning. >> governor newsom just signed legislation providing $2.5 billion in disaster relief for the deadly los angeles wildfires. the money will help with california's ongoing response efforts, things like evacuations, shelter and hazardous waste removal. state lawmakers also approved $4 million for local governments t

but i'm just saying what what is the back end in light of everything that we see from the west coast to the east coast, the gulf of mexicoround the country and our hurricane and our tornado valley. what should be the next step that we do to manage going forward? this, this problem where people just building and rebuilding in locations that are problematic. >> i just want to note, as we're looking at the screen and you see this helicopter that is essentially dropping water in los angeles county, this is this is an example where i don't like, what are you do in a situation where it's the it's the wind picking up and dropping these embers anywhere. so then what do people do? michael's point like it's not like, you know, even people who were inland are homes burnt down, schools burned down, entire lives devastated because the wind picked up the ember and blew it into a yard. >> and, michael, i think folks in western north carolina who live hours and hours from the coast, never could have expected that there would be such devastation in asheville and those surrounding areas. i do think that we have to do more to make sure tha

future development across 625 million acres of ocean but the white house said that includes the water off the entire east coast and the eastern gulf of mexicond the pacific coast and portions of the northern bering sea and alaska and while trump is promising to reverse the new ban it would take an act of congress to make it happen. we are here to explain and first talk to us about the environmental impact of this and what it means for new offshore drilling. >> it would pretty much stop them for good and cement joe biden's environmental legacy is the president who protected the most acreage around the country but let me show you some maps to get perspective. this is before the ban courtesy of the biggest ocean advocacy nonprofit and everything in red was not protected but that mustard colored area around the eastern gulf of mexico and the states along florida and georgia, those were offshore drilling bans put in place by donald trump set to expire in 2035 so now in these waning days joe biden went ahead and did everything that will protect it due to the 1953 outer continental shelf act and now you can see all of it is protected, over 600,000

they cut up into the gulf, or they cut across the atlantic here out of nowhere, just just to the east of mexico. i think it was milton. you had a hurricane, a cat five hurricane. i believe it was form right in the middle of the gulf and then shot straight toward tampa again. again, that's something i've never seen. and the fact that it was that extreme again, horrifying to florida residents, regardless of their political ideology, and that's that unpredictability that we've already talked about. >> and here's another almost counterintuitive way that weather and especially large storms are starting to behave in the new era of climate change. and that's that some of these large storms are actually moving slower. so once they get over land and they have all that moisture, they actually start slowing down and just keep dumping rain on these vulnerable communities, which is yet another way that communities are having to grapple with this unpredictable, climate fueled weather. and just as we're seeing in los angeles, where there's only so much you can do to prepare for a firestorm when the winds are

of mexico. this continues to make its way farther and farther to the east as snow and frozing sleet. . there's plenty of cold weather behind it. all sorts of cold weather warnings and freeze warnings that are in effect. this has just been an exceptional event. set the stage and this storm system just took advantage of it and squeezed out all the moisture. they're going to be locked down until that stuff can melt. we have some problems closer to home. southern california still under red flag warnings for a couple more days. those continue with critical fire conditions in southern california tomorrow and again on thursday. the red flag warnings expire at 8:00 p.m. on thursday. another couple of days of kind of high tensions in that part of the state with another day. of again in that critical category tomorrow. that's the orange that just is widespread in southern california. we still have offshore winds in our neck of the woods as well. they're just not nearly as strong as those offshore winds in the southern part of the state. they haven't strong enough to keep the marine influence push

acres of waters are closed to oil and gas drilling with two weeks remaining in his presidency, president biden banned drilling in federal waters off the east and west coast. the eastern gulf of mexico alaska's northern bearing sea. the president says drilling off these coasts could cause irreversible damage and, quote: the relatively limited fossil fuel potential in the areas i'm withdrawing do not justify the environment, public health and economic risk. the incoming president says he will move quickly to overturn biden's new restrictions. >> it's ridiculous. i will unban it immediately. i will have the right to unban it immediately. >> though president-elect trump may not have that right thanks to 1953 law the trump administration would have like win in court or rely on the republican controlled congress to overturn. looking for wholesale resource value of biden's policies that could take a while. >> will control rather directly like offshore wind could happen very fast. the regulatory process takes time. executive orders are not usually the end or the start of anything. >> oil and gas industry associations have called biden's ban restrictive, significant, and catastrophic. these

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of mexico. but generally dries and shuts down towards the south and south east west of whether they're having to police into hong chair or some heavy showers, lot of heavy showers, just coming into a costa rica, and also into panama, just tumbling a little further research as we go through when say ramping up somewhat for the main orleans of the car being the, as long as you find and study the, there's no limit to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure, no counter and things of the, [000:00:00;00] the, the end you're watching, i'll just say real quick, are minded off top stories here. this out to us treasury has announced these and have some sanctions on syria for 6 months. the temporary reprieve will focus on the delivery of humanitarian aid and the central services. at least 50 pounds of demands have been killed and is really strikes across the gauze and strength of the past day. in the res refugee camp and central gaza is really showing killed 3 pallets. demands, including some child. on canadian, 5 minutes of justin tutor announced will step down his bon list often to be a dec

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of mexico. but generally dries and shuts down towards the south and south east west of whether they are having to police into hong sherise, some heavy showers, lot of heavy showers, just coming into a costa rica, and also into panama, just tumbling a little further research as we go through when say ramping up somewhat for the main orleans of the car being the, as long as the fine and sunny of the exam. and it leads to, to day city for tomorrow's discussions. international filmmakers and will cross journalists, bring programs and inspire you barnowski, sierra, the . ready ready ready the us announces some sanctions relief for syria to protect essential services. but key restrictions remain the time. how much of doing this is out is your life from. don't also coming up. no into the grief and bloodshed and gaza nearly 50 palestinians killed and as really attacks over the course of a day i intend to resign as party leader as prime and.

morning he would ban oil and natural gas drilling in 625 million acres off the east and west coast, eastern gulf of mexicohern baring see and "drilling off the coast could cause irreversible damage to places we hold dear, and unnecessary to meet the nation's energy needs. it's not worth the risks". trump is looking for wholesale reversal of biden's energy policies, though that could take awhile. >> it take as long time to move this big ship that's the largest energy production company in the world. some of the changes, changes to things that the administration will control rather directly like offshore wind could happen very fast. the regulatory process takes time. >> trump promised a major expansion of oil and gas production when his administration begins in just two weeks. stuart. stuart: rich edison, thank you very much. michigan making room for new solar panel development. lauren, what do they have -- extraordinary news here. what do they have to do to prepare? lauren: head scratcher, cut down 420 acres of forest in michigan. so deforestation is needed to go green. michigan is committed to achieving 1

health organisation, withdrawal from the paris climate agreement, the gulf of mexico renaming the gulf of america, and restrictions eastl. there was this as well. there are only to make genders, male and female. on a gaza, the president said he was not confident the ceasefire will hold an added... it's a phenomenal location, on the sea, the best weather. by this point a gesture by elon musk was getting attention and his day ended with three balls. and some dancing... to ymca, with a sword. tuesday brought another pardon, the man who ran a dark web marketplace where illegal drugs are sold. calling those who prosecuted him a scum. it was announced diversity staff will be put on paid leave, and 500 really dollar ai start—up was announced to which elon musk responded... on wednesday, trump called vladimir putin to stop the ridiculous war in ukraine, or russia would face sanctions. then on tv the president appeared to him, joe biden could be prosecuted, and on security protection mike pompeo had his revoked. so had the former national security adviser, john bolton, allegedly facing threats from iran. thursday brought anothe

of several nations beginning with our neighbors, canada and mexico. this month the secretary of state, cyrus vance, will go to the middle east, seeking ways to achieve aenuine peace between israel and its arab neighbors. our ambassador to the united nations, andrew young, left last night on a visit to africa to demonstrate our friendship for its people and our commitment to peaceful change towards majority rule in southern africa. i will also strive to improve our relations with the soviet union and the peoples republic of china, ensuring our security while seeking to reduce the risk of conflict. we will continue to express our concern about violations of human rights as we have during this past week, without upsetting our efforts toward friendly relationships with other countries. later, on another program, i will make a much more complete report to you on foreign policy matters. i'd like to tell you now about one of the things that i've already learned in my brief time in office. i've learned that there are many things that a president cannot do. there is no energy policy that we can develop that would do more good than voluntary conservation. there

and here we are talking about all hell breaking loose in the middle east and renaming the gulf of mexico and taking greenland from the danish. where, where where's the economic message there? >> i certainly see your point about the economic message being a big driver for the election, but a lot of his supporters also just like that, he bucked tradition that he doesn't do what what others do that he's willing to, you know, to throw stuff out there that may be controversial. and, you know, he portrays himself as a negotiator and a businessman and a lot of his supporters, frankly, like that. a lot of his supporters, frankly, like what he threw out about, you know, renaming the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. >> i get that, i get that politics has become entertainment in this country. and by the way, i'll be the first to say that there are some apple carts that should be turned over. it takes me years to get a build a bridge built in connecticut. you know, we're not moving projects that are critical to the american people as fast as we should like. but at the end of the day, the busin

of federal waters. this ban covers most u.s. coastal waters, and that includes the west and east coasts and large parts of the gulf of mexico andlaska's bering sea. president biden will leave the oval office in just two weeks, and the oil drilling ban is widely viewed as a last minute effort to block possible action by the incoming trump administration to expand offshore drilling. there were some frightening moments on board an air canada express plane as it landed at an airport in halifax, nova scotia. this all happened back on december 29th. the airline says the landing gear failed, which caused the plane to slide along the runway and one of the wings caught fire. the plane slid for 15 seconds before the wing caught fire. crews at the airport hosed down the plane, and in the end no one on board was hurt. a los angeles man says he nearly missed his flight back home from arizona last week because the self-driving waymo taxi that he was in to get to the airport kept driving around in circles. >> okay, why is this happening to me? on a monday? i'm in a waymo car rider support. >> this call may be recorded for quality assurance. >

of federal waters. that ban covers most u.s. coastal waters, and that includes the west and east coasts and large parts of the gulf of mexico andbering sea. president biden will leave the oval office in just two weeks, and the oil drilling ban is widely viewed as a last minute effort to block possible action by the incoming trump administration to expand offshore drilling. [music] still ahead tonight, he led canada's liberal party for 11 years and served as prime minister for nine. why justin trudeau now says he can no longer lead his country. [music] >> and i'm tracking changes that will bring the windy, warmer weather to the bay area. better look at what we can expect for tomorrow and the rest of the week coming up. >> and a settlement between a group of lgbtq veterans and the ntagon. what we are (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you

something like cold or has made its way into northern parts of mexico, but generally try some showers down towards the south and south east west. so whether they're having to police into hun, sherise, some heavy showers, lot of heavy showers, just coming into a costa rica and also into panama, just tumbling a little further research as we go through wednesday ramping up somewhat for the main orleans of the car, being the as long as you find that's funny, the read. so one of the words wherever screeches numbers are plummeting due to deforestation, culture and climate change. indian sites are fighting to push it to one of the most important things to control the species is to maintain that habitat one. 0 one east reveals the bottle to save and use web on oh, just the holding. the powerful to account as we examined the us each row in the on i, which is 0. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out 0. a reminder of our top stories. this our, the us treasury is announced the easing of some sanctions on syria for 6 months. for temporary, free will focus on the delivery of humanitarian aid and essential services. but most

of new mexico in albuquerque. she's a ph.d. candidate in film and television studies. the university of east anglia in the united kingdom and has been a lifelong roosevelt i'm sorry, eleanor roosevelt enthusiast. eleanor roosevelt on screen. her first book, please join me in welcoming ms. beachum to the roosevelt reading festival. well, thanks for that introduction and thanks, everybody, for being here. thanks also to the archivists here who are so important to all this work that we do, thanks to the other researchers and scholars. and also, i have to thank both franklin and eleanor roosevelt for the shining example that they made for all of us. so i'll be talking about my book. eleanor roosevelt on screen. and i think i'm the only one here today talking about air rather than fdr. and i'm also a film and television historian. so my topics a little different than everyone here today. but over the years, i found myself recognizing that eleanor was not just a pioneer in print and radio, but she's the first woman in the united states to host major public affairs, broadcast television. and that's

east as we go towards the end of the week. the reason why i'm coming back into the north of mexico as well for likes of monterey, but it does remain a raw the shower restore. re here is was a weather coming in to nicaragua, as well as on do russ big bus of rain and they'll stretch down to costa rica by the mid week as the one day i might be covering politics like post to think from serbia. it's a hungry, what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines from the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the emotional reunions this hundreds of thousands of palestinians are allowed to return to northern casa, off the 15 months of his roles are coming back to the destruction and the complete destruction that has been inflicted. the site is out. is there a line from day or so? coming on a very personal journey in a i'll just.

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of home juris west to east cuba, hispanic year old. and the small items of the counter being things are an awful lot quieter from mexico or in the south? yes, some rain is likely but for the north not set montessori, about 21 degrees. there. norfolk streams in the us environment. having seen a bit of rooms go through new york, well, the you will start to get colder for you, and snow is on its way. on the pacific coast, there is rain work is way down through california readily. it turns disciplinary land in the mountains. the, the, the black part is easy is a made as for the african coco farmer had a consent for couldn't see much around the world. the international coke organization reported a 14.2 percent dropped for the 20232024 season. resulting in the lowest copay, august 22 years, produces here. say, climate change is making things worse. as a result from us, what we're describing with high cost of front lasers and pesticides, i'm moving to other cups, like rubber circle, i notice a high production costs and promised diversifying drive across. we'll continue to offer output this in 10 would likely mean a shop price in the price of

of mexico the gulf of america. mexico's president said the name is internationally recognized, and trump also sent a message to the middle eastas doesn't release hostages by the time he takes office in less than two weeks, quote, all a hell will break loose in the rage. stuart? -- in the region. stuart: he sure knows how to, you know, get the -- rile the world up, doesn't he? [laughter] he really does. nate foy in florida -- >> reporter: he definitely does. stuart: thanks a lot a member of the house foreign affairs committee, congressman if ronny jackson, joins me now. does the u.s. need the panama canal and greenland for national security? >> absolutely, stu. we have the those for national security purposes. it's aing buying to -- big deal for fuss, right? look, president trump is the master of going out and negotiating, finding things, possible consequences, some that people he's negotiating with don't really care for too much. and in driving them to the negotiating table, that's what he's doing here. you know? it's absolutely reasonable to think that, you know, we should be treated fairly with regards to the panama canal.

ban on new offshore oil and gas development covering the entire east coast and large portions of the west coast, the eastern gulf of mexico, and parts of the northern bering sea in alaska. all told, all told, he's closing off more than 625 million acres to new oil and gas development on top of the bans that were already in place. mr. president, the president's decision last week was particularly notable for its size and for the clear snub to american voters. but this is just the latest in a long series of actions by the president hostile to conventional energy development. a pause on approvals of liquefied natural gas exports, a sharp decline in leases issued for oil and natural gas on public lands and waters, restrictions on drilling in large areas of the national petroleum reserve in alaska. the cancellation of leases in the arctic. the administration's so-called good neighbor rule designed to effectively force fossil fuelled power plants to close. and, mr. president, the list goes on. in short, president biden has done everything he can to set up -- set us up for a future of diminished conventional energy production. a

of mexico to the gulf of america, which has a beautiful ring. that covers a lot of territory. the gulf of america, what a beautiful name. joined by his special envoy to the middle eastrump says there has already been a lot of progress on efforts to release about 100 hostages held by hamas in gaza. he wants them freed before his inauguration in less than two weeks. if those hostages aren't back — i don't want to hurt your negotiation — if they're not back by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east. and it will not be good for hamas, and it will not be good, frankly, for anyone. all hell will break out. i don't have to say any more, but that is what it is. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... n under a fortnight, history will repeat itself when donald trump is once again sworn in as the us president. this time around he wants to use the power of his office to reshape the world in a way that puts america's — and only america's — interest first, threatening and warning other nations not to stand in his way. we will keep a close eye on any development there. elsewhere, there has been swift reaction from all sides to the news that meta

of nations who are taking back deportees. the list includes venezuela, china, mexico, more countries in south america, and countries in the mid-eastrica so what do you make of this story? >> well that's right. we need to send these folks back where they came from in many respects. the remain in mexico policy that was successful during the first trump administration is one of the things that he has already going back to and that will make a huge difference. we heard it direct from border patrol agents that just going back to remain in mexico just making sure that we're actually reviewing and checking who these folks are before they come to our country, putting an end to the abuse of the parole process, that those things alone will make a huge impact on securing the southern border. liz: congresswoman laurel lee we appreciate you so much taking your time out of your busy day to be with us tonight. it's great to see you again come back soon. okay watch this story coming up. >> great to see you too. >> one literally tied up a woman who had accused him of rape, tied her up and duct tape, put a cinder block around her and threw her over

east and west coasts. the action would also cover a portion of the gulf of mexico as well as alaska's northern bering sea. it would also be difficult for president elect trump to reverse this because it would likely require an act of congress. trump has said he wants to expand offshore drilling. >> a massive winter storm blanketing much of the u.s. is only getting more intense snowfall in some areas is already setting records. the midwest is the hardest hit. kansas city reporting more than 11 inches the most in more than 30 years there. and some areas of northern kansas got 18 inches. winter storm warnings are now in effect from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic with temperatures plunging in the coming days due to a polar vortex. officials are trying to clear the roads and get the lights back on as soon as possible. >> we're very aggressive with our snow removal operation here. but i'll take us a few days probably to fully clear and clean the entire city everywhere. >> for texas is up pulling extremely cold air down from the north pole. it's expected to bring temperatures down about 12 to 25 degrees col

of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on outages. here are the women of mexico's traditional rodeo or china, adf. teams of 8 show up there, horsemanship in a series, coordinated high speed and often dangerous exercises. it's a lot about geometry and synchronization between one side and the other, creating mirror effects. and it's kind of just accessing just a ways for these women and girls to connect to their national heritage. it is also a family tradition. most of them come from a long line of charles, also a lifelong commitment, bringing together family tradition and national pride was honoring the bravery of those who came before them. the . ready a hi them or tied in doha, these are the top stories on out as their loved ones can take a prime minister has arrived in serious capital, the hotels for the new administration i do because he is visiting damascus, the meeting i would all sharra major physical developments have been taking place in both countries. in recent weeks, the full of us sat on the election of a president and nothing on certain intelligence. o

of mexico. the risk of oil spills as we saw deep water. >> horizon is very, president. biden's order protects 625 million acres of federal water along the west coast, the east coast and part of the gulf coast just like. the whole ocean. president-elect donald trump has long been a proponent of oil drilling. we will drill, baby drill. i will reverse it immediately to reverse president biden's order. president elect trump will likely need congress's help those actions on energy and time energy policies. >> will raise costs even higher. a list those families who can't afford. congressional republicans say restricting drilling will make gas more expensive. another kick to the got of hard-working families, the u.s. energy information administration says as of 2023, the u.s. produces more oil than any nation ever and exports more oil than it imports. a lot of what we're constraining honestly is the continued export this environmental advocate says he hopes president biden's order holds after he leaves office. >> in washington, i'm today some lot. well, girl scout cookie season kicked off today, but a couple of flavors are absent from the lineup this year. the org

mexico. don't holman. out does it as cheap, one of which i'm so will say made his 1st policy decision of the middle east, east council functions of the budget and ministration. to put in place some jewish settlers that committed violence against punish students. and you can find the westbank, any of trump's middle east and voice, the width cough was the 1st person to address the crowd of the capital one of reno in washington dc. he introduced the president hot. i think trump's middle east, i'm farm policy plans of this leadership provides the confidence and direction necessary to navigate these complexities. as we move forward, my commitment is to continue to the work of advancing president trump's vision for the middle east. whether it's ro, expanding the abraham peace accords, fostering economic development, or facilitating dialogue, which we long standing adversaries. my focus remains on action with actionable results. let me close by saying this. a stable and prosperous middle east is not in unattainable dream. it is, it is, it is a goal within our reach. are you aware that i'll just say we're a still a h

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we've got scott to show us that for much of mexico that you can potentially sing heavy rain, but sunshine for the east. the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q, a news the hello again, your watching out is there a reminder of our top story is this, our los angeles authorities have ordered more people to leave the homes as one of the major wildfire spreads towards densely populated neighborhoods. residents have be more than that. when's a full crest intensify in the coming hours and day and is ready to strike on a school sheltering supposed to be displaced, palestinians in gaza has killed at least 8 people. the attack took place and to bother you know, the stress is there any forces have now killed more than 46000 people since the war began to dallas all me says it is we taking the strategic city of wad mcdonny style of the capital hot to a government states past and so, so just now i

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this and covers the east coast, the west coast, waters off alaska, off the gulf of mexico and he is usingat makes it tougher president trump to reverse that move without congress. incoming white house press secretary carolyn leavitt says this is a disgraceful decision to exact political revenge on the american people who gave president trump a mandate to increase drilling and to lower gas prices and we will drill baby drill says spokesperson carolyn leavitt. let's bring in car -- he was bon montreal, has a very strong feelings about joining our country with canada or cal always good to see you, happy new year to you. tell us about your conversation with president-elect trump on this issue. >> i had two topics i wanted to talk to him about. number one was integrating canada towards a north american union for greater strength, period, the world is a difficult place these days and most canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. low-hanging fruit would be combined currency, combining the bank of canada with the feds, things like that where the larges

consequences of aggression against mexico several decades later the the, the shooter times the and welcome back to a brand new season of going underground. will gusting all around the world from the middle east. today in 1961, the world woke up to news of us present, generalizing how revealing the dangers of a military industrial complex, not democracy, controlling the united states today and 2025 fireworks. a scheduled to light up the sky of donald trump's golf club in virginia were ahead of a cabinet dinner. and the integration of the 47th president on monday. many of those cabinet picks are on the record for promoting war on russia through ukraine. the genocide in gaza.

the move aims to protect the east and west coasts, a section of the bering sea off alaska, and the eastern gulf of mexicor development. but other areas of the gulf of mexico, the site of most us offshore drilling, will not be affected. mr trump, who has promised to boost energy drilling, called the ban ridiculous and claimed he would overturn it immediately. the president—elect will probably need congress to pass legislation to repeal the ban. henna hundal is a four—time un climate conference delegate and national coordinator at climate live usa. she explained more about offshore drilling. essentially, what president biden is doing is putting a ban on oil and gas extraction from the sea bed reserve for about 20% of the united states sea bed reserve. now, i think in practicality, this is probably carries more weight as a statement rather than as a matter of policy, simply because this 20% of us sea bed reserve that president biden is targeting doesn't quite make up for much of the us�*s oil and gas production. for much of the us�*s oil and gas production. however, i think it's certainly a significant step

of u.s. coastal waters. that includes the west and east coast and large parts of the gulf of mexico and alaska's bering sea. president biden will leave office in just two weeks from now, and the oil drilling ban is widely seen as a last minute effort to block any possible action by the incoming trump administration to expand offshore drilling. >> hundreds of millions of people are facing a deep freeze as a polar vortex moves across much of the united states. already, there has been a lot of snow and ice across the country, and temperatures are expected to keep dropping as extremely cold air from the north pole drops down into the u.s. forecasters say millions across the northeast and as far south as florida could see temperatures 12 to 25 degrees colder than normal. but some people are embracing the snow. >> she has been waiting for snow for two plus years now, and it's really fun. >> play in and it looks so beautiful. >> i thought i was gonna catch the snow before it came, but i didn't and i couldn't fall back asleep. so here we are faced a little numb. >> driving conditions are set to be pretty rough acro

of mexico. yes. as a read winter storm affecting the southern states of the us, that's going to bring some very heavy rain to the likes of florida. we'll move a pretty swiftly out east and we'll see the temperature in monterey pickup. it won't be as a cold. there's dangerous cold calls, much of north america, and there are those nasty storms coming in on choose day. the . there's no limit to how a dream contains sta in your own adventure, no counter. everything's a global movement calling for a rekindling of our findings with nature here at such a crucial time. the human race is in a crisis as it goes into crisis. so it does limit, right? drawing on indigenous wisdom to address today's climate challenges. and the same way that we reviling the land here, we're trying to rewind people. you, we don't take care of all of these sacred relationships we have lost are as rise. we are nature the call to remember on a jesse the, [000:00:00;00] the, what i want to know about this, and this is the news on life until hop coming up in the next 60 minutes, deductibles wising from a fire at a popular tourist results and took care of dozens of people, i confirmed that this is why i

play from the east coast to the west coast, so most likely there'll be a cluster of teams that will be stationed in the west coast. there's a cluster of teams that will be stationed in mexicoen the ones on the east coast and then probably in the midwest, in texas, in these areas. so the travel is a little less brutal. all right. you're still working very hard always. can you imagine the vocal cords? go get them going. luckily, that's andres cantor's job. very good at it. so we get to follow along with him. yeah, it will be a lot of fun to follow. all right. thanks for getting up early this morning as well. good to have. you had to bundle up before you headed out the door, i bet. yeah. we do have a freezing temperatures even below freezing and a lot of our inland valleys. so it's starting out in the low 30s right now in san martin. and then look at the tri-valley in livermore. it is 28 as you're stepping out the door, and 28 in danville, but in concord, 34. so we're just above freezing there. a very chilly start. but then as we take a look at our highs for this afternoon, headed for 59 in livermore as well as in palo alto, oakland and san francisco, 60 today and 62 in napa