and 18 years ago, twitter took off at the south by southwest festival. >> the south by southwest wasestly the start of my social life as i know it. my closest friends are in tech and it really started at south by southwest. >> twitter felt. >> like this massive, huge group text where just everyone was letting everyone know about everything that was cool, that was happening. >> in this session. today we're going to be talking about. >> i was in the back of one of the theaters and someone was giving a talk, and when i looked out, i saw all the laptops, had twitter.com up. it was just a sea of everyone using twitter.com. and i was like, whoa, this is weird. i got like kind of tingly. >> we would be glued to our phones, like walking down the sidewalk in austin looking at like, oh, wait, oh, there's a cool party happening here. and there's a bunch of people over here. it just became this instant way of meeting up with people. >> a true social connector. joining us right now, more of the lady we just saw, filmmaker and antarctic explorer ariel waldman. ariel, great to see you. so from that

south by southwest, this was a music and film festival.and then we'll let some nerds show up to talk about the internet for a while. -panels, hallways, or parties? -parties. i'm thinking the parties. panels. [mario bros. sound effect] what is adaptive path? oh, it's a strategy by which you navigate the, the, the waters of the user, eh, waters. [ethereal music] [evan] i had this idea. "we should do a marketing thing. "everyone hangs out in the hallway around the conference room where they have the panels." so we put up a screen in the hallway. so this is one of the really cool things at south by southwest. this is a great social networking website called twitter, which i use constantly, by the way. hi, twitter. panels, hallways, or parties? [jason] there was a lot of people there. you could send something on your phone. it would show up on the screen. and you were able to see which session was interesting, which parties were people planning to go to. it was this way in which people felt like, "oh, i need to be a part of this." [ariel] south

in southwest did a fantastic job when they lifted up playing off of their witty put the brakes on the wouldn't of been good in a think the license should be revoked they got it away from the pilot. the way he immediately stepped on the gas and lifted up as opposed to thank you for three seconds it would've been too late the southwest pilot or pilot did a great job. >> russia, china and iran are doing military exercise together does that concern you? >> nodded all. >> we are stronger than all of them and we have more power than all of them i rebuilt the military unfortunately biden did nothing. i rebuilt the military but we don't even want to talk about that but if we look at what's happening and if you see what we've done where we've come let's see what happens with the russia ukraine eventually and maybe not in the distant future you of good results coming out of saudi arabia this week. >> i think they will side the minerals deal but i want them to want peace. right now they have been showing it to the extent that they should but right now they haven't and i think they will be anythi

. >> south by southwest 2007. exactly what i'm talking about. >> i would encourage you. >> to all use the internets. use the internet. >> hi, this is irina slutskaya reporting for geek entertainment television at south by southwest in austin. >> south by southwest. this was a music and film festival. and then we'll let some nerds show up to talk about the internet for a while. >> panels, hallways or parties? >> parties. >> i'm thinking the parties. >> are panels. >> what is adaptive path? >> oh, it's a strategy by which you navigate the the the waters of the user. waters. >> i had this idea. we should do a marketing thing. >> everyone hangs out in the hallway around the conference room where they have the panels. so we put up a screen in the hallway. >> so this is one of the really cool things at south by southwest. this is a great social networking website called twitter, which i use constantly by the way. >> hi, twitter. panels, hallways or parties? >> there was a lot of people there. you could send something to

it all begins from the southwest. tomorrow morning, 5:00 you will notice the rain moving across the region starts to lift northward by 8 a.m, so this is right around that commute time. noon time. it is still focused in the east bay peninsula. south bay, north bay is actually seeing some sun break. so you might be kind of thinking it's done. not quite. we still have some showers, spotty at 8 p.m. wednesday and then thursday morning. light to moderate pop up showers with some snow popping up over mount hamilton. scattered showers will continue, not just in the morning, but one more. last batch coming through thursday evening before this system is done. we welcome the rain, as you know, but not all areas will get equal amounts where the focus of the rain is going to be is right around mountain view, san jose, fremont, where a half an inch or more. everywhere else we're looking at less but the santa cruz mountains picking up close to three quarters of an inch. the winds are going to pick up a little bit close to 30 miles

it all begins from the southwest.morning, 5:00 you will notice the rain moving across the region starts to lift northward by 8 a.m, so this is right around that commute time. noon time. it is still focused in the east bay peninsula. south bay, north bay is actually seeing some sun break. so you might be kind of thinking it's done. not quite. we still have some showers, spotty at 8 p.m. wednesday and then thursday morning. light to moderate pop up showers with some snow popping up over mount hamilton. scattered showers will continue, not just in the morning, but one more. last batch coming through thursday evening before this system is done. we welcome the rain, as you know, but not all areas will get equal amounts where the focus of the rain is going to be is right around mountain view, san jose, fremont, where a half an inch or more. everywhere else we're looking at less but the santa cruz mountains picking up close to three quarters of an inch. the winds are going to pick up a little bit close to 30 miles an hour th

the southwest pilot or pilots were. they did a great job. >> russia. >> china and iran. >> are doing military exercises together. does that concern you? >> no, not at all. not at all. >> why not? >> because we're stronger than all of them. we have more power than all of them. i rebuilt the military. unfortunately, biden did nothing with it. but i rebuilt the military. but we don't want to even talk about that. i think if you look at what's happening and if you see what we've done, and if you see where we've come and let's see what happens with the whole russia ukraine thing, i think you're going to have eventually, and maybe not in the distant future. you're going to have some pretty good results coming out of saudi arabia this week. >> are you going to resume aid to ukraine if. >> they sign the. >> minerals deal. >> with you? >> well, i think they will sign the minerals deal, but we want them to i want them to want peace right now. >> how do they show that? >> well, right now they haven't shown it to the extent that th

13 miles southwest of greater cincinnati airport, moving towards the northeast, 50 miles per hour. okay, i'm going sound the sirens. because that's a test. what's the matter with the sirens? are they stuck? what do we have to do to get these -- sirens turned off? this is not a test. a w secure the local emergency broadcast station national weather service says it has sat a tornado near the greater cincinnati airport. here is the national weather service. the latest report, it is a funnel cloud and it looks to be about 200 feet off. no, no. it is touching the ground. what is it doing now? heading toward how quickly the emergency operating is manned by civil defense and members of the hamilton county disaster council. it was emergency c. go ahead. the tornado tornado bring down. it's really been a huge. funnel rips across the ohio river passes just west of cincinnati, roars on through hamilton county. so. about 808 five feet increase. a reported 463 can play hail is a shambles. nine six to go ahead this morning. this road has been wiped. how low was all the solid. i know when you get

i'll tell you, i think the southwest pilot did a fantastic job last week when he lifted that plane off the air because if he put the brakes on, that wouldn't have been good, and i think the license should be maybe revoked for the plane that got and away from the pilot revoked for the plane that got in its way, but the way he immediately stepped in the gas and lifted up as opposed to you know, thinking for about 3 seconds when it would have been too late, the southwest pilot or pilots were they did a great job. >> russia, china and iran are doing military exercises. does that concern you? pres. trump: no, not at all. >> why not? pres. trump: because we're stronger than all of them. we have more power than all of them. i rebuilt the military. unfortunately biden did nothing with it, but i rebuilt the military, but we don't want to even talk about that. i think if you look at what's happening and if you see what we've done. and if you see where we've come, and let's see what happens with the whole russia ukraine thing. i think you're going to have eventually and maybe not in the distant f

. >>> streaking through the sky, the shocking moment a passenger stripped naked on a southwest flight, forcing it to return to the gate. >>> and it's not just the umpires calling balls and strikes. the new mlb tech giving players a say. will it mean humans are out of there? it's friday, march 7. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning, i'm richard lui. we have reached day 47 of the second trump administration, and the white house is rolling back some of the tariffs on mexico and canada. the exemptions apply to goods from the free-trade agreement from the first trump term. meanwhile, a government official tells nbc news president trump took a quote extremely abusive tone on a call with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. the white house did not respond to request for comment. now the partial relief could be short-lived. steel and aluminum tariffs are planned for march 12th. in this new pause, that ends on april 2nd when president trump has also threatened blanket retaliatory tariffs. alice barr joins us from washington, d.c. good morning to you. the president also anno

getting into south by southwest as a documentary filmmaker, that is a big deal. that's a big deal. rob joins us now with a look at the weather. yeah, it's been kind of a chilly wrap up to the weekend. we had some showers early in the day, but now when you factor in the wind speed and the highs we had today, not really feeling much like we're getting closer to spring, in fact. san francisco, the high today was 55 degrees. averages should be in the low to mid 60s. just three days ago we were in the 60s and 70 for highs. but all that is gone now as the winds continue. most of the showers have moved out. we'll take a look at that on our storm ranger radar in a moment. right now, 52, in san jose. northwest wind at 13mph. we're seeing 53 in walnut creek. wind gusts at times over 30mph, and a brisk 49 degrees in san rafael. and that wind northwest at 20. you'll certainly want a thicker coat if you're heading out this evening. and there's the view in san francisco. partly cloudy skies, 51 degrees, and wind speeds at times above 40mph. now let's head up to south lake tahoe. it's cold there,

so there is a lot that to be addressed both there and on the southwest border. but going the money.always a great approach. as we know, the cartels are now putting putting their money in that, you know usa bank we trust or so. on that note, want to first off thank charles for his time and all of his insights. thank. thank you, sir. thanks. yeah. and we are now going to turn over to our part of the program, book signing. so if you have more questions, charles is still here to answer your questions as well as to learn more from his great book. yeah. good evening, everybody, and thank you and welcome my name is sofia nehlawi and i'm the author events coordinator here at the library. thank you for joining us this evening. one quick housekeeping note. i a bookshop as our bookseller this evening. if have not purchased a book, they will be available for you to purchase at the end of the program. and the author will sign your book for you. and so without further tonight's event tonight, i'm happy to welcome nicol turner lee to the pratt

so there is a lot that to be addressed both there and on the southwest border. but going the money.always a great approach. as we know, the cartels are now putting putting their money in that, you know usa bank we trust or so. on that note, want to first off thank charles for his time and all of his insights. thank. thank you, sir. thanks. yeah. and we are now going to turn over to our part of the program, book signing. so if you have more questions, charles is still here to answer your questions as well as to learn more from his great book. yeah. president elect donald trump nominated former congressman, man and army veteran tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence. she appeared on booktv to discuss her book, for love of country. here's a portion of the program. when i ran for president in 2020, i held four or five six town halls every single day, wherever i was in the country. and i made it a point as people were coming in and signing in before they found their seats. i had a stack of pocket sized constitutions that we gave out to every person who came to those town hal

southwest conference is now underway in austin. our sister station in la, shows us how the event opened with a superstar surprise from members of the walt disney company leadership team. >> ladies and gentlemen, robert downey jr, who. >> south by southwest started in 1987 as a music conference and has grown into a celebration of film, television, comedy, technology and more. >> i really think you have film lovers here, and you have people that just come because they want to enjoy films, they want to sit with a big audience and they want to cheer and laugh and have fun. >> this year's festival kicked off friday in austin, texas, and will feature movie screenings and premieres like this one for the upcoming searchlight movie odessa. >> it's really special that it's premiering here. i love texas, so it's good to be back. >> i think south by is so specific and so incredible because it's television, it's film, it's music. it's like celebrating all forms and genres of entertainment. >> the austin convention center has been transformed in

the southwest pilots, this is why you want two pilots in that cockpit.own the runway, they acted quickly, got the plane off the ground, went around and came in and landed safely. that one is a close call that is too close for comfort. it will launch an ntsb investigation. there will be findings and recommendations out of that. that's part of why the system has been so safe for so long, nonaccidents are treated as seriously as an accident and thoroughly investigated. >> john: tell me about the go-around in washington, and the big question: is flying safe, or as safe as it has been? >> the go-around in washington is an excellent example of what happens when people's nerves get up about flying. that is a routine part of managing aviation traffic. go-arounds happen every day across this country. it is not necessarily at all an indication of something that is unsafe. in this case, a controller saw something they didn't like, which is a plane wasn't moving off the runway as fast as they thought, so they told the plane behind it in line to go around and just gi

there is still so much work ahead of us to rebuild in southwest virginia. let's establish the disaster assistance fund and support virginians in their most vulnerable time in need. [applause] amazingly, joining carl and linda in the gallery this morning are two of the heroes who were part of the crew that rescued carl that day. let's think national guard to charles jackson and chesterfield firefighter james borden. [applause] the heroes remind us we are blessed to be the home to one of the largest military and veteran populations in the nation. we must continue to remind ourselves of the sacrifices our military heroes and their families make in a world where freedom isn't free. we must to say thank you. our military heroes make us all so much better. just returning from deployment in poland is a member of the virginia national guard, one of those heroes, lieutenant colonel carlos malden auto. he has served our country nobly for over 21 years alongside his wife, christine, and three children. and on behalf of 8.8 million virginians and a grateful nation , we

in fact, the in southwest columbia indians the calculus but didn't use front at this. it didn't park any station kidnapped $29.00 policemen named soldiers in retaliation for a months long and military operations to retake the area of friday. literally just woke up. they want to come and say, i categorically reject the kid not think about police offices in the hands of the criminal organization called us to, you know, constituting a blatant violation of international humanitarian law. i demand the immediate release, the group refused to sign a piece deal between the government and 5 rebels in 2016. since then, you have any station has expanded its grant funds, the calcutta region, an area known for non caustics, trafficking, colombia space, and gets worse, wave of violence in the decades with active conflicts in the northeast and south west. the latest escalation threatens presidents gustavo paperless, efforts to this time remaining on groups to negotiations, doing a visit to cut the tomb, but were rebel clashes of cost a humanitarian crisis. at the start of the year, p

don't want defense contractor osar the army at south is by southwest.t hurts. it hurt when we got excluded was, again, this is -- because again, this is our home and community, and that's not what building for america is about. building for america is listening to all the voices. and you can disagree or you can agree, but the same thing is hearing those opinions, hearing viewpoints so we can build together. >> reporter: in recent years austin has become a hub for the defense tech space. army futures command is is headquartered here where they're researching new technologies for the future of warfare. [no audio] >> we are really interested in understanding how we bring robots, ground and air, together into a formation to do what row bots are really good at while optimizing what our humans are really good at. >> reporter: the founder of austin for america says he's been really happy with the conference turnout this year. he says about 1400 people signed up, and he says that they'll do it again next year if south by southwest disinvites them again. stu? st

we shift our focus today to the southwest where there's high fire danger.warnings, and it gets worse for tomorrow as things shift a little bit farther off to the east. you see critical extreme fire danger from el paso up to roswell, and it is cold across the central and eastern portions of the u.s. a warm day yesterday, but look at these highs over the next few days. it takes at least until monday for us to get back to normal. here's your local >> greg: we're just trying to make our way into summertime or at least springtime, but yet to stick the landing, gio. >> gio: i see what you did there, and that's because of this story, greg. we have a landing right now. firefly's blue ghost lunar lander has touched down on the moon. this is firefly's first time landing there, making that landing on the moon, and it makes it the second u.s. company to achieve it. the little lander sending back some images there. blue ghost will now stay on the moon for the next two weeks to conduct ten experiments for nasa. nasa paid $101 million for the delivery. another $44 million

it's more south to west southwest, so we have an onshore breeze in place. windy, but breezy. 50 on the temps a few 40s, but mainly 50. so look for a lot of cloud cover. the key going forward though is there's going to be a low coming out of the gulf of alaska right here, and it's going to do this and do this by late wednesday. thursday it'll be right over us and then eject over into arizona. so get ready. that's going to bring in a much colder air mass as we head to thursday. highs will struggle to get over about 5556. there will be some snow in the mountains. and look at monterey, i mean san jose, monterey, san francisco. you're seeing heavier totals maybe east and south and your north, although next week a different story. i think next week it could be rainfall for everybody. watch how this low drops in right there. see there it is forming. that's thursday morning. and then that could produce some rain as it ejects into arizona if you're going to spring training. big change, big change. it's been warm to hot. now they're getting cool. and maybe some rain

please off the deadliest classes since presidents of southwest toppled volume surgeons in december. so soon as the o. b, a is a syrian governance and peace building expos. he's managing director of the union of medical care and relief organization, which is a globally based n g o. welcome to dw 3 based clashes. come out as have no. you know, i'm actually, 1st of all the thanks for shooting you think. so i'm actually at the top and yesterday, after a number sets by, for my support as of the former regime of i sub regina, where 14 people from the general security code. this actually provoked a mazda and the inside the proponents of the coming kind of government actually components of the south. and this actually created some sort of acts of revenge. and in many cases the seat, an army is marching to stop and the rest of the up in the perpetrators of yesterday's classes are they are actually for my seat in ami of officers. but well, i have to be very, very clear. what is happening as going far beyond that. what is happening right now at the moment, is we have to take our ition and actu

this was an epicenter 7 miles southwest of westlake village.if you went about 4.1 can do, that's enough to give you a little bit of a jolt, maybe scare you a little bit but there's no reports of damage on this point and there should not be a 4.1. but something happened really quick certainly lotta folks are probably scared of this front. jon: christina again hats off to her. she kept right on reporting right in the middle of it. i am sure is not easy to do that when you feel the building shaking around jupiter et cetera don't think so. jon: are adam klotz and thank you very much. president trump's hostage hold direct talks with hamas. as ezra cuts off a major resource from palestinians in gaza. will get a life ap report from israelrk p next. that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. j

including potential for tornado outbreak over mississippi river valley and extreme fire danger for southwest, this is the concern tomorrow, especially across the mississippi river valley, hail, damaging winds and long-lasting potentially life-threatening tornados have a way to get watches and warnings stretching into florida, southwest and mid-atlantic. steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: thanks, jd. tomorrow night 9:00, president trump will address joint session of congress and democrats are already plotting resistance. >> that state of the union speech will be a farce, megapep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. i will not be a part of that. >> we will hear anger, fear, misinformation, lies. >> democrats should collectively not attend including leader jeffreys. we'll see. >> i agree, i wouldn't go. >> do not attend. do not attend. do not attend. >> steve: we get the message. not just skipping the speech, schumer urging to bring those people as their guests. axios reporter hans nichols joins us. you have scoop on that, that is best card they've got, don't show up or bring somebody that

a newly released study finds the southwest has been especially hard hit from arizona and new mexico to oklahoma and texas. researchers blame everything from climate change to chemicals. >> we think that drought might be kind of the culprit there in terms of southwestern butterfly declines, insecticides really were the number one driver of declines for butterflies in the midwest. >> the drop in numbers is not specific to any kind of butterfly. nearly one third of all species are down at least 50%. why so much concern? butterflies play a key role in pollinating plants and are a part of the food chain. their disappearance could take a major toll on ecosystems and agriculture. but there is some good news monarchs are seeing a rebound with numbers in mexico this winter, nearly double those of last year. still, fewer than 10,000 monarchs were counted in the western u.s. last year. some experts wanted butterflies added to the threatened species list. >> so they can get this figured out. >> yeah. me too. also, shout out to butterfly world down there in broward county. good work. >> yeah, doing

well, still ahead, celebrating asian american history at south by southwest. a new documentary a group of bay area filmmakers are premiering at the conferenc at least for now. the ceo made the announcement in an exclusive interview with nbc nightly news. he says chipotle plans to absorb the cost from the tariffs in order to keep prices constant for customers. for the most part, chipotle doesn't expect to be impacted by the tariffs. the company's biggest expense will likely be avocados because half of the supply comes from mexico. the ceo did say prices could eventually change if the price of goods continue to increase. well, some bay area filmmakers are headed to the popular texas conference south by southwest for the premiere of their documentary about ethnic studies. we are here to present to you all a little bit about asian american history. making waves the rise of asian american, asian american will premiere wednesday at the conference that celebrates the convergence of film, music, tech and culture. the documentary follows the fight for ethnic studies. i

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southwest border encounters down 65% from january 2024 to january 2025.n more than 95% from february 2024 to february this year. southwest border encounters last month, the lowest on record going back a quarter century. molly line is in boston. molly. >> good morning, harris. mayor wu says she will defend her city as she joins the panel of sanctuary city mayors. republicans in congress say the mayors will be held publicly accountable. >> well, we have already seen some materials put out in advance that seems designed to try to heighten interest and frame it as some kind of showdown or dramatic moment. >> the chair of the house oversite committee james comer of kentucky claims the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city shield criminal aliens that indanger public safety. tom homan said he would bring hell to boston. he traveled to other sanctuary cities he has yet to arrive in the bay state. it hasn't stopped ice and federal partners like atf and f.b.i. from stepping up efforts here to apprehend criminal migrants with or without cooperation fro

a southwest flight attendant was on his way to work. he didn't know if he would make his flight to nashville. >> we have a whole lot of people that will probably replace me. i'm not sure what's going to happen to my trip. i was ready to go. our chopper caught a woman walking back up the onramp. laneses were reopened less than an hour later, but the backup extended into the afternoon. >>> scattered showers today, mostly in the south part of the bay area. we caught some afternoon rain in san jose, even further south. there were severe thunderstorm warnings. as for right now, here is a look outside. things appear to be drying out. >> let's get over to chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> and this is the replay over the last four hours, which will catch the last of the showers moving through are, including the thunderstorm that prompted that severe thunderstorm warning. now we're into this die break that is likely to continue for the next few hours. let's switch over to futurecast, and we will take you through 8:00 tomorrow morning. the begi

still seeing some outbreaks of rain across the far southwest.e go through monday night and into tuesday, clearer skies developing across scotland, northern ireland, northern england with cloudier skies further towards the south of that. there will be some frequent showers as well down the east coast, some of these a little bit wintry, but we will see the return of frost. so a colder start to tuesday morning, especially across the northern half of the uk. so as we go through tuesday morning then it is a case of some bright skies, especially across the north. but cloud will gradually clear its way southwards, so turning dry across southern parts of england, with some occasional sunny spells but frequent showers across eastern areas. some of these are still wintry and for all of us, temperatures are falling closer to average at around 6 to 10 degrees by by. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> now, as christians across the world observe lent, we're goi

and southwest airlines is closing two flight attendant bases. the satellite bases are at florida's fort lauderdale hollywood international airport and at texas's austin-bergstrom international airport. the move comes as there is a cost cutting push by southwest, which includes its first mass layoff in more than 50 years of flying. the closures will be effective on july 1st. the 280 flight attendants affected can transfer to other bases. still ahead, san francisco now has more money to try and find solutions to the homeless crisis. where the millions are coming from and how exactly it will be used.d. and e olympics are less than a year away and they are set to take place in italy. so why are officials in lake placid, new york, preparing for the games? why? some events could be moved. and i'm tracking those updated rainhances. a c out on the street. they're waiting for housing. they say they were promised, but it isn't ready yet. this all comes after the city aggressively shut down the rv park where they had been living. and it also comes as mayor

what to expect at this year's south by southwest conference in texas. >> and you are looking live athe big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're down about 370 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> plus egg prices continue to soar. the investigation launched by the department of justice to crack down on egg producers nationwide. >> and streaming at 7 a.m. oscar nominee colman domingo's play wild with happy is here in the bay area. we will talk with two of the stars. but first, here's drew. >> hey, amanda, we'll take a look at live doppler seven along with satellite this morning. we have low pressure spinning into southern california today. what we will get out of it are some clouds from time to time. sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. and another mild day. that warm weekend weather continues. one more day today before cooler temperatures arrive here tomorrow. so looking at the day planner today, you see your sunrise here at 728 this morning. we have some chilly temperatures early on. it's filtered sunshine throughout the afternoon, but i

the southwest, sunny and seasonal and the pacific northwest a little rain and snow. this is going to bring a lot of impacts wednesday, thursday and friday. notice wednesday all along the west coast, we're looking at some rain, some snow. the middle of the country we're dry. plenty of sunshine, spring wath along the carolinas to the southeast, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. friday we're looking at the system moving into the middle of the country. heavy snow for some. rain from the northern tier of t south. could see a few embedded thunderstorms as well, raining in orlando, tampa and jacksonville. all right, that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> still to come, what's next for james bond under his new owner at amazon, >>> and how small businesses are getting creative in the face of new taivs. eddie, no. frasier, frank. frank? —fred, how are you? —fred! support up to 7 brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. because your jacket does more

also looking at a fire risk, especially in eastern new mexico, western texas, parts of the southwest into the south central states. plenty of sunshine in the southeast into parts of new england. it will be chilly in new england. the storm system moves off to the east by wednesday. notice the darker colors, the reds, oranges, yellows, that's where we could see heavy rain falling. on the backside, we're seeing that colder air come in. so we're looking at snow in portions of the upper midwest. by friday, we're going to clear it out along the east coast. we're looking at sunny skies, rain and snow for portions o cod atlantic, parts of the northeast. 41 in philadelphia. 23 in bangor. that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital this morning in stable condition. the vatican says the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. pope francis did not need breathing assistance sunday, though he was still getting extra oxygen. the vatican says the pope was able to participate in sunday mass and issued thanks for the praye

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the growing measles outbreak in the southwest united states claimed a second life this week.ew mexico health officials said an unvaccinated adult, who did not seek medical care, tested positive for the virus after dying. measles is a highly-contagious disease. but in 2000, health officials said that the widespread administration of the measles vaccine had eliminated it in the united states. but now, the cdc warns that more cases can be expected. so far this year, more than 220 cases have been reported across 12 states. texas, where the outbreak first emerged and where late last month an unvaccinated child died, has the majority of cases. at least 198 since late january. jessica malaty rivera is an infectious disease epidemiologist at the de beaumont foundation. that's a philanthropy that promotes public health. jessica, help us put this in context. there have been measles outbreaks in recent years. how is this one different or is it different? jessica: yeah, it is different and we have had measles outbreaks in previous years. in 2019, the u.s. nearly lost the elimination stat

. >>> a fast moving dust storm also known as a haboob shrouded southwest and parts of north new mexiconess this morning. the national weather service said visibility was near zero and winds reached 45 miles an hour. one u.s. highway was closed due to travel conditions. those living in the area were asked to shelter in place. that kind of gives me a trigger a couple years ago when we had the apocalypse here over the bay area and it was orange. >> those dust storms are not fun. >> i bet not. >> the stuff in the air stings. >> it gets into everything, too. >> they're really worried about high fire danger in that part of the country. it's a busy pattern across the entire country which is typical for late winter, early spring. >>> let's look what you need to know this first full week of march. we'll see a chance of showers moving into the bay area top. it's not going to be much more than about a one in three chance of any measurable rain in any particular spot tomorrow. this unsettled pattern continues witness and thursday. keep the umbrella hand. there will be dry breaks in between. then a

bringing some rain, a little early shower activity for this time of year, into the deserts of the southwestto the sun valley around phoenix. they're seeing intermittent shower and snow shower activity in the higher elevations, but that is moving away from us. we'll stay dry the next several days. we won't see the next significant chance of rain until the middle of next week. that is going to be associated with a low end atmospheric river. let's enjoy the nice weather while it's here. beautiful view towards the golden gate, a hint of fog trying to establish was. low to mid-60s after pleasantly mild weather this afternoon. let's track that fog on futurecast. it's not going to be a huge factor for anybody with early morning saturday plans, but at least some patchy fog to begin the day. once the sun comes up before 7:00, we'll see the fog dissipating quickly. tomorrow is the last day we'll see the sun coming up before 7:00 for a while. we'll lose an hour of sleep saturday night as daylight time kicks back in. sunday's sunset is not till after 7:00 in the evening, cannot wait. let's talk about t

. >>> the measles outbreak in the southwest now surpassing 200 cases. authorities identifying 198 cases in west texas and 30 in new mexico. two people have died, one child and one adult, both unvaccinated. and nearly two dozen have been hospitalized. mostly unvaccinated children. this as a source familiar with the plan says the cdc is going to expand research into autism and its link with vaccines. that's despite hundreds of studies debunking the myth that vaccines cause autism. the cdc falls under the department of health and human services led by robert f. kennedy jr. he has expressed anti-vaccine views in the past. >>> a state of emergency in new york this morning after wildfires sparked on eastern long island. the fast-moving names prompted a response from 80 fire departments and 600 personnel. two fire crew members were hurt, one sustaining second-degree burns to his face, and another suffering a head injury. officials say they are now both home recovering. the flames driven by drought-like conditions. one fire is 80% contained. and a fire breaking

fire risk will be getting up to speed in the southwest.t that coming up in the next half hour. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . ♪ and have ♪ ♪ have a little fun ♪ today. it's a chilly start and will be a cool day. so we're back to sweaters and coats as our temperatures only make it into the upper 50s. today we're down to 44 tonight, and seeing more clouds coming in tomorrow with a slight chance of rain. rain chances increase for wednesday as well ashursday, and then by the end of the week, we're seeing a slight warm up and we're back to the sun >>> and that's your latest weather, guys. >> he looks different, doesn't he? >> he does, clean shaven. >> what the heck. >> movember is over? >> didn't shave it all off. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the touching tribute to gene hackman at last night's oscars as we learn more about the legendary actor's final days. nbc' liz cloits is on the story. >> reporter: good morning to you. morgan freeman took the stage to speak about his late friend, despite so many questi

it's a fast moving dust storm just tearing across the southwest today. dangerous conditions, prompting an emergency alert for drivers to shelter in place as officials were working to get cars off the interstate. this powerful storm system is crisscrossing the u.s. as scores of employees at the national weather service are being laid off as part of president trump and elon musk's doge related cuts to the federal workforce. with us now to discuss is rick spinrad. he's the former administrator of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, which you probably know is noaa. it's the parent agency of the national weather service. thank you so much for being with us. if you could just talk to us a little bit about what you're seeing, because there's more than 800 noaa employees that were fired last week. you say more than 100 of those were national weather service employees. so as we're looking at this kind of severe weather, do you have a sense about the roles that those fired employees would play in a scenario like this? >> yeah. >> thanks for having

there is a young woman in southwest georgia whose husband died. unfortunately, because the hospital that could have saved his life had been closed due to the governor's failure to expand medicaid. but that's a story for a different day, she saw her bill cut in half. and when you're raising children in a time when prices are on the rise, having a lower electric bill is an amazing, amazing thing. her bill was cut in half. and what donald trump, what elon musk, what his lackeys and flunkies in congress are saying is that they would rather have retribution than actually support the people of america. we have proof that it works. we know that it can actually help people, and they are saying, we won't let you be helped because we don't like who is offering the help. and the fact that he's using me as one of his examples simply shows that the work we're doing is effective. >> while i have you, obviously there were protests during the president's speech last night. al green was shouting. he was escorted from the chamber. there were other democrats holding

they're transmitted after contact with an infected rodent, most commonly in the southwest, although thereoccasional cases in the southeast and northeast. and this virus causes a typical viral symptoms. but what is feared about it is that in a significant number of people, it can progress to something called hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, which is basically a rapidly or potentially a rapidly lethal process where the lungs become essentially filled with fluid and there's a very rapid deterioration in heart function, which leads to basically the collapse of the patient, sometimes in as little as as 24 hours. wow. patients who get sick with this require very intensive care very quickly. or or or they will die. >> wow. i had never heard of it before, so thank you for spelling that out. the medical examiner also said that gene hackman died from heart disease, but that alzheimer's was a contributing factor. hackman's telling cnn they believe that that is wholly untrue. but how would alzheimer's be a contributing factor? >> well, as people advance in, in the sequence of of their alzheimer's disea

if you go down to south by southwest, you can pick up a house there. two quick questions.tate commission rules changed last year. originally, people thought, oh, my gosh, they're going to plummet.. what are you seeing? >> i feel a little silly about it, because i was one of the people who thought commissions could come down as a result of this all change. it was a fairly seismic change that buyers now have to decide how much to pay their own agent. and in the fall of 2024, there was no change whatsoever. i would say that this home-buying season there has been some change because in the coastal markets where people are buying 2-3 million homes, especially if they're buying it with cash, they are not willing to pay an agent 3%. and so that is where we see the most price compression. that is where we see fees being negotiated most aggressively in a way that just wasn't that common common a year ago. show it hasn't happened nation wide, but it is happening in places especially at the high end with more educated, empoweredded buyers. jack: understandable. we have to go, but i d