>> this county and this this area hit is one of the hardest hit by helene. um, the whole county was hit, but this area that we're in with this fire up here is was one of the worst, worst areas impacted by helene. so they're still in the midst of cleaning up. um, you know, we still have damage to structures. we still have people trying to get their lives back together. now we have this. so it's just it's heartbreaking for for us as emergency responders, for these folks, it's still trying to get their lives back together. >> i mean, we're talking about people who lost everything in hurricane helene. they're trying to pick up the pieces and trying to, you know, many of them trying to rebuild their homes. and are these some of the very same homes that are now threatened by these fires? >> some are. yes. >> do you have everything? do you have everything you need? do you need help? how's what's the coordination with the state? what about with from the federal government as well? >> uh, state has been great. they've offered, uh, you know, additional fire resources

but certainly the last thing that appalachia appalachia needs, especially considering hurricane helene from september of last year. and now with these fires knocking on the doorsteps, of course there is improving conditions. they were at its peak on saturday, but they have improved since then. and now we have a new round of extreme fire weather this time further west, we're looking at parts of texas and into new mexico. this extreme fire threat today preempts a major storm that is going to sweep across the nation in the days to come. a whole host of hazards from blizzard conditions, the extreme fire risk, but also the severe storms threat that will follow this cold front as it advances eastward, drawing in moisture from the gulf of mexico, getting the spin in the atmosphere necessary for tornadic development, especially for the day tomorrow. we're highlighting this area louisiana, southern arkansas into mississippi as our target point for the potential of stronger storms. the potential here for ef two tornadoes, that's winds in excess of 111mph. shreveport. jackson. you need to keep a

the same region that was devastated in the fall by hurricane helene.re threat has continued for the entire region, the national weather service says high risk areas are located in and around cities including wilmington, north carolina, and charleston and columbia, south carolina. two wildfires were confirmed in buncombe county, north carolina, on saturday. a local resident told cnn affiliate wlos she rushed to help a friend evacuate her mother. >> i mean, it's bad enough from helene, but now we've got this. and i mean the forest. it's just it's going to be really bad. it made the sky such an odd color. i was going for a walk, and it turned this odd yellow color. yellow and red in the woods where i was walking. >> several factors are combining to increase the danger of wildfire in both carolinas. there's dry vegetation due to lack of recent rainfall. there's also dry air being added to the mix. and if you combine these two factors with strong winds, you create the perfect conditions for wildfire to occur. the good news is that winds in the region are ex

she rushed to help a friend evacuate her mother. >> i mean. >> it's bad enough. >> from. >> helene. >> but now we've. got this. >> and i mean the forest. >> it's just it's going to. >> be really bad. >> it made. >> the sky such an odd color. >> i was going for a walk, and it turned this. odd yellow color yellow and red. in the woods where i was walking. >> and to answer your question, fred, several factors are combining to increase the danger of wildfires in both carolinas. there's dry vegetation due to lack of recent rainfall. there's also dry air being added to the mix. and if you combine these two factors with strong winds, you create the perfect conditions for wildfire to occur. the good news is that winds in the region are expected to significantly weaken overnight, and the temperatures will plummet to the freezing point by monday morning. more humid air is expected to return to the region by tuesday. but again, looking at those images and remember that we were there in the fall covering hurricane ian and how devastating that was. >> it just. go through that. >> your heart. >> re

the same region that was devastated in the fall by hurricane helene. the carolina forest fire, about five miles north of myrtle beach, south carolina, doubled in size to 1200 acres overnight, and according to local officials, is 0% contained. the fire threat has continued for the region today. the national weather service says high risk areas are located in and around cities including wilmington, north carolina, and charleston and columbia, south carolina. two wildfires were confirmed in buncombe county, north carolina, on saturday. a local resident told cnn affiliate she rushed to help a friend evacuate her mother. >> i mean, it's bad enough from helene, but now we've got this and that. i mean, the forest. it's just it's going to be really bad. >> it made the sky such an odd color. i was going for a walk, and it turned this odd yellow color yellow and red. in the woods where i was walking. >> and, jessica, several factors are combining to increase the danger of wildfires in both carolinas. there's dry vegetation due to lack of recent rainfall. there's

helene, a library and multicultural committees. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families and in solano county. lisa hillis is being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president on stage vacaville. it's a performing arts nonprofit hillis is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. amazing work by all 3. >> still ahead, it's controversial, certainly. but the upper great highway is closing for good. how you could help choose i >> the san francisco spca is joining forces with the city's animal control center and saint anthony's foundation to curb parvo virus that's spreading among dogs in the tenderloin neighborhood. the group posted their second free health clinics for dogs today. the highly contagious illness spreads through the mouth and attacks dog's stomach intestines. symptoms include vomiting and extreme tiredness. today's initiative is part of the shelters, broader mission to address the n

i mean, it's bad enough from helene, but now we've got this. and i mean the forest. it's just it's going to be really bad. >> and dry and windy. conditions have been fanning the flames, but firefighters should get a bit of a break in the coming day as forecasts call for more humidity and lighter winds. former new york governor andrew cuomo is back on the campaign trail. he held his first campaign event on sunday, one day after launching his bid to become new york city's mayor. a key issue for the cuomo camp is increasing the police presence throughout america's largest city. >> we need more police in our subways, more police in our high crime. >> areas, more. police to. stop the number of recidivists. >> because nothing. >> works if people. >> don't feel safe. and public safety is still job one. >> now cuomo could face an uphill battle as he enters an already crowded race and attempts to stage a political comeback. you might recall he resigned as governor in 2021 after 11 women accused him of sexual misconduct. he has denied the allegations. as cnn previously reporte

dozens of homes evacuated in tryon several months after the region was rocked by helene's devastatingoding, that debris now fuelling the flames. a new threat moving into the southern plains, where 11 million people are under fire alerts. in south carolina, the firefighters are gaining ground after a weekend of close calls. >> no structures lost, very thankful for that. >> emilie joins us now live from myrtle beach. m told the wind conditions have improved? >> that's right. but concerns remain over the dry conditions, you'll see fire sprinklers and helicopter water drops throughout the area. no homes and businesses have been totally destroyed but they want to prevent further damage to homes like this one. >> thank you. >>> we're also tracking a winter storm that could put 11 million people at risk for severe weather tonight. the number goes 227 -- 27 million people tomorrow when it moves across the south. dangerous storms could bring strong tornadoes, wind gusts and large hail. >>> news just in, a top fbi official has retired under pressure. tom winter is here. it comes amid a grueling

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say areas still reeling from helene, now dealing with fire. david, here near myrtle beach, fire officials are still very concerned that the winds could pick up again tomorrow. the air quality is very poor, and a burn ban is still in effect until further notice. david? >> david: thinking about all those families across the carolinas tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> we are here in washington tonight on the eve of the president's address to this joint session of congress tomorrow night. he will likely explain his tariffs to the american people in prime 250time, but already tonight, the stock market plunging more than 600 points on the news as the president says he will impose 25% tariffs on canada and mexico. tariffs on china, as well. economists now warn those tariffs are paid by american businesses on products coming into this country, and then those costs are passed onto american consumers. and tonight, what legendary investor warren buffett is now saying. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, the dow tumbling 600 points on president trum

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interstate 40, which connects the state to tennessee has partially reopened five months after hurricane heleneited to one lane in each direction, as crews continue repairs on the eastbound side of the freeway, much needed update. mexico extraditing nearly 30 high-level cartel members to the u.s. this week at the trump administration's request. mexico is staring down tariffs as they're cutting down on production. >> the handover of the cartel members from mexico is being considered an early sign of more cooperation from our southern neighbor in the war on drugs. among those extradited, an infamous drug lord, raphael quintero, and the surprise extradition brought 29 cartel members to eight different u.s. cities to face charges. quintero is the founder of the notorious sinaloa cartel and has been on the fbi wanted list with a $20 million bounty on his head. he was previously convicted in 1985 of character straighting the torturing and killing of undercover agent. he served 28 years in prison over the murder and released when a court overturned his sentence in the killing. he denied involvement in

last year north carolina saw immensization by hurricane helene with over 100 lost. fema soda up but i give them an overall grade of d plus. it is not surprise it quote improving the delivery of federal disaster assistance was added it high risk list that states attention is needed it improve processes for assisting survivors. i could not agree more. one of the biggest problems i recognized while helping constituents affect by strpls is had you fema's reserves on the ground are telling people what the agency can't do rather than what it can do. they have a lot of experience dealing with disasters yet it seems to have learn few lessons. these should be -- there should be an information road map be available it these affected by disasters including what they can expect. it should include how much and what time they can expect it receiver the information and what types of decisions will have it be made in the coming weeks, months an years. what recommendations for fema to quote improve processes for assisting survivors? >> i will give a couple of examples and i will tur

continues to burn in the western mountains, a region still cleaning up from remnants of hurricane heleneoods back in september. >> their challenges were a lot of steep, slippery terrain. a lot of downfall from the storm we are having to work through and deal with and work the fire with that as well. >> i think we all know western carolina has and i think south carolina, too, we have all been through the ringer. >> indeed, they have. so far, there had been no reports of injuries or any significant damage to homes or businesses. largely to the credit of these firefighters who have been contending with heavy winds in recent days. they could find some relief midweek with rain in the forecast. bret? >> bret: jonathan serrie in north carolina, thank you. a human smuggling operation may have brought 20,000 people from one country into the u.s. we will have specifics fox 32 in chicago. july 4th shooting suspect pleads go ahead on all counts. robert crimo iii withdrew his earlier not guilty plea, seven people were killed. dozens injured that attack. sentencing is scheduled for next month. fox 8 i

reopen today in western north carolina five months after it suffered major damage during hurricane helenecaused portions of the road near the tennessee border to the collapse. the price tag for repairs are somewhere around $15 million. officials say it could take three years for i-40 to be fully repaired. and those are your headlines. charlie: remarkable progress after very little progress in western north carolina. rachel: yeah. all right. we're going to check in with adam klotz. he's wearing a leather jacket, he's by the motorcycles. this is, like, who do you think you are, tom cruise? is this a "top gun" thing you're going to do, riding away on one of these things at the international speedway? adam: a james dean's from indiana, adam klotz is from indiana. there a coincidence there? rachel: yeah. and he has the hair. adam: that's what i'm going for. [laughter] and i've been trying torque like, pull off a look here -- to pull off a look here. come with me. i'm trying to pull off the a look, and i've been whispering to these motorcycles, seeing which one talks back to me. if is and i kin

hurricane helene impacted my district as well and i was struck by how farmers and volunteers all across our commonwealth and our nation jumped into help people. what are some things that we can do -- like, i have heard proposed that some of the fema dues can be returned to the governors. what can we do to make natural disasters more efficient? >> one thing would be to determine at what level bestowed -- there are already the first responders. fema gives grants for them to be better prepared. but we have always said, well, how prepared are they, and they have never been able to tell us over time. >> last question real quick. what is the definition of insanity? >> well, the common definition used is keep repeating the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. >> yes. so we have to move quickly. i don't know if you know who mr. wonderful is, kevin o'leary, very successful businessman. on cnn he is saying doge should cut 20% more than you rebuild, because we are in drastic times, desperate times require desperate measures. >> we will provide answers on fema for the re

cause of that fire, they are seeing a lot of these fires in places where we saw debris from hurricane helene. so it's very interesting to see all of these causes of climate change sort of simultaneously come together to create these infernos, guys. >> thank you. >>> new orleans is gearing up for mardi gras tomorrow. revelers have already begun celebrating as parades roll through the city streets, but this year, new orleans is taking extra precautions, ramping up security to unprecedented levels following the new year's day terror attacks. jesse kirsch joins us from new orleans. we spoke to you a lot before the super bowl in new orleans last month about the security preparations. how's it looking now? >> reporter: yeah, so, similar level of federal resource support here this time, but it's a different kind of event because with mardi gras, you have a lot of this. floats, parades. that means tens of thousands of people lining parade routes that stretch or miles. when you look at protecting that, that's different than just protecting the bourbon street corridor where you can block off with hard

after hurricane helene last year. an ominous forecast for them there because they have heavy thunderstorms in the forecast on wednesday. us, locally, we start off with a little smattering of rain very early this morning, then bright sunshine, and then here come the clouds again. good afternoon everybody. check this out. temperatures well below average for this time of the year san francisco only 54 degrees. and meanwhile 59. in san jose it was 63 to the north in santa rosa and 58 in throughout the tri valley around the central bay. temperatures were pretty commonly in the 50s and low 60s for the most part, but boy, has it been another breezy day. not as brisk as yesterday, but nonetheless cool and breezy today. and right now we have the clouds lining the very tip top of mount diablo. now these clouds are roughly down to about 2000ft. the tip top is 30 600ft. another layer of clouds at 20,000ft. the bottom line is becoming mostly cloudy tonight due to that area of low pressure that is just spinning its wheels off the c

taylor, donna reed, jo van fleet, shirley jones, lila kedrova, shelley winters, susan hayward and helenthat whore. >> who. oh. oh. >> more prostitutes have gone home with oscars than charlie sheen. and seven more hooker portrayers have been nominated. yeah. julie, julia roberts, elizabeth shue, audrey hepburn, julie christie, jodie foster, madeline kahn and yes, jon voight in midnight cowboy. >> oh. it's true. that's 20. >> 20 women and one guy. shame on you, hollywood. i thought you cared about diversity. >> and finally. uh, new. >> rule to everyone who's been stopping me lately and asking bill if by some weird fluke, stephen a smith doesn't run for president. who are we going to get? well, i'm going to tell you. but first, a word from common sense. the the democratic party's current approval rating is 21%, which is only slightly more popular than kanye's swastika shirts. maybe that's why, according to a new gallup poll, 45% of democrats want the party to move to the center, which is up 11 points from four years ago. now, whenever a political party finds a real star president, the othe

helene, a library committee and the multicultural committee.o works for the county's up valley families centers which helps families. now you have a chance to. be part of san francisco history by participating in the great naming contest since the passing of prop k which permanently close the upper great highway to make it a public park. city leaders are now hosting a naming contest until march. 15th. the final they will be picked on march. 20th the 2 mile. 43 acre park is going to stretch from lincoln way to slow boulevard. alright, k-pop fans get ready for baby monster. the girl group is coming to the bay area at the concert will be at the oakland arena on september. 10th. and as part of their debut, they're having this world to tour called hello monsters and tickets go on sale this friday on live nation's website. we still have a lot more news to cover here this hour. >> up next free. and i'm just enough you to the trump administration's mask. origination policies making their voices heard today. and some students in the north bay forced to

being recognized for her volunteer work in saint she has worked with organizations like the saint heleney committee and the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families and then solano county last is being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as the president of on stage vacaville. that's a performing arts nonprofit. she is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. and you have a chance to be part of san francisco history by participating in the great park naming contest since the passing of prop k and it's now permanently closed the upper great highway to make way for a public park. city leaders are hosting a naming contest until march. 15th and that final name will be picked on march. 20th the 2 mile. 43 acre park will stretch from lincoln way to sloat boulevard. so what should be caught? that's all from the studio right now during kron. 4 news at noon today. thank you so much for joining us. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again

carolina, threatening some of the areas still recovering from the disaster left behind from hurricane helene. cnn's nick valencia is in myrtle beach, south carolina, for us this morning. nick, what's the very latest there? >> yeah. good morning kate. >> the flames have died down. >> here in horry county, which is. >> a welcome. >> blessing for the firefighters that are working on getting those. >> hundreds of fires contained. >> this is the big one, though. the one that's burning behind me. this morning in the carolina forest. the humidity, though in the air, has really helped improve conditions. but over the weekend it was just absolutely disastrous. you could see the haze still blanketing this part of the state. well, even miles away, ten miles away, there along the beach in myrtle beach, raining ash down, fueled by those whipping winds about 30 35 mile per hour winds. that was just really fueling disastrous conditions. we want to bring in south carolina forestry commission, russell hubert. tell us about what's going on this morning. what are you guys dealing with? >> good morning nick. >>

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it's been five months since hurricane helene damaged it. this is a critical transport route for trucks between ports on the east coast and the midwestern hubs. and while it is still under construction zone reopening, two of four lanes there will be in the area. regional industries and national supply chains can get through the highway's shutdown in september at almost 300 miles to drivers routes. between now and tuesday, more than 50 million people will be at risk for severe weather as powerful storm systems sweep through the south. cnn meteorologist tyler mauldin is joining us now with details. i got a peek at the map over your shoulder and some people are in for it. >> we are. >> certainly going. >> to see the. >> severe weather systems progress over the next few days. millions of people under that threat, and this could be the most considerable threat that we have seen in months, especially when it comes to tornadoes. so follow me over here to the map. what you'll notice on the map behind me is that multi-day, severe weather threat that

today, interstate 40 between tennessee and north carolina will reopen five months after hurricane helene shut it down. for now, it will be one lane traffic with both ways. speed limit 35mph. permanent repairs are expected to be completed in 2 to 3 years. microsoft is pulling the plug on skype. the former giant of internet calls and video chats, the company says that users can switch to microsoft teams for free on any supported device using their skype login. microsoft bought skype for $8.5 billion that was in 2011, but has struggled to keep up with competitors like zoom and facetime and whatsapp. the platform will go offline may 5th. we're learning more about the deaths of oscar winning actor gene hackman and his wife. now, police have revealed details from hackman's pacemaker that could give authorities a better idea of when he died. but the cause of death still being investigated. cnn's josh campbell is following the story. >> significant new details in the death of hollywood icon gene hackman and his 65 year old wife, betsy arakawa, after their bodies were discovered inside their new

the 5-month closure came after hurricane helene's devastating impact there.maged infrastructure. one lane will be open in each direction spanning about 12 miles, a 35 mile an hour speed limit will be enforced. north carolina officials say the roping marks significant progress -- reopening marks significant progress. >>> a day at the beach turns into a big find for a paleontologist in the u.k. joe thompson was hunting for fossils when he found a 3-foot-long footprint made by a dinosaur millions of years ago. he believes it was made by a giant herbivore that could grow up to 36 feet long are. cool. >>> authorities are ruling out carbon monoxide as the cause of death for actor gening hackman and his wife. gene hackman. so what are they looking at now? we'll talk to forensic expert, dr. michael baden, he's next one dr. michael baden, he's next one "the fox t report." ♪ ♪ [crowd chant] far-xi-ga ask your doctor about farxiga. ♪ your gut is like a garden growing both good bacteria and bad. that balance is key to a healthy gut environment. benefiber's plant-based pr

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these individuals who have participated in hurricane helene relief efforts for the devastated rural areas of north carolina, delivering supplies ranging from nonperishable food and water from clothe and basic necessities, they have -- clothes and basic necessities, they have made 12 deliveries of aid since october of 2024, worth over $300,000. in collaboration with other north carolina clubs, the shady grove club even served a traditional christmas dinner for newland, north carolina, community and delivered wrapped gifts for the children there. under the leadership of shady grove club vice president seth martin, individuals, families, churches and businesses have mobilized to give aid, support and comfort to the victims of hurricane helene. i could not be more proud of everyone involved with the shady grove club. their compassion for their fellow americans serves as an inspiration for all americans. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. comer, for five minutes. mr. comer: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous