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russian society is discussing the withdrawal from sale of some books published by ast.an expert council that was recently created on the basis of the russian book union. it consists of specialists from the historical and military historical societies, lawyers, literary scholars, and representatives of religious organizations. zineida kurbatova will tell you how the work is organized. printed and electronic books can now be checked for compliance with the law, specially created by. russian bookstore union expert council, it appeared in december last year, the majority of publishers, and there are about 400 of them in russia, booksellers, as we see, have learned about it now, after this new body checked three books from the ast publishing house, their authors sorokin, cunningham and baldwin, saw in them passages that were subject to the laws of other regulations, ast decided to withdraw these books from... now the publishing community is in suspense, what is this new body and what are its powers? each publisher selects new authors, young authors, looking for new ones. tha

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pretty much the entire washington area, green and yellow with those downpours asting through the night y night, tapering off earl tomorrow morning. don't be surprise standard you at up to a few showers, least for early risers on it day morning, otherwise will be a very pleasant day tomorrow and a very good weekend. the flash flood watch is in effect for the majority. ighs in the mid 80's and possibly some severe storms. lots of sunshine this weekend with highs around 90. lisa? >> ok. a very busy night. a crash northbound on the baltimore washington parkway at has been cleared out of the roadway. the e're looking live at baltimore washington parkway ving now both directions northbound and southbound at the split for new york avenue. they had some police activity in the area. allowed d traffic is but at the 02 decision point for new york enue they are wrapping up an overnight incident. so out of the district it is w completely open on northbound, 295. southbound traffic looks like we have some moving now in the area. e'll keep you updated as things change. >> all right, thanks, lisa. of

also predicts a rise in the tional death toll to more than 95,000 deaths from covid-19 right now at ast 311 million people inat least 41 states plus the district of columbia and puerto rico are being urged to stay home at his time. >>in the south bay santa clara county as we said has more cases than any other bay area county and law enforcement has complaints about people not following orders for social distcing kron four's gayle ong has an update on what officers are doing to enforce those orrs. >>san jospolice say they've responded to at least a 766 locations. nation 2 citations to businesses for not complying with ay at me borders.it was a warning san jose police chief eddie garcia gave early on ifonessential businesses operate during sheltn-place orders, they face a misdemean citation santa clara county is the epicenter of copa 19 the bay area county officials grated e mmunity a b plus on physical distancing last week we saw improvent empty streets and parts a sn of people following orders. >>one week later also empty streets but as of april 2nd san jose police responded to hundreds

but the link is ast y. according to a large study by the american heart association. diet drinks a day are at a higher risk ofstroke, heart disease or g early death. researchers followre than 80000. st meno pausele women ove 30 years. 23% more likely to have a stroke tinking two or more than those that didn't drinkm at all or had one a week. it's important to note the study did not show cause and effect. experts say it's impossible to know if it's because of a specific artificial sweetener, a type ofeverage or another hidden health issue. >>> hugs, prayers, tears and a moment of silence in parkland, florida. the community coming t together remember the victims who died a year ago. 14 students and 3 teachers lost their lives. turning survivors into political activists. today there was no politics, just shared memories of the lives so violently taken. let's take a moment now to remember the victims. >>> everybody thinking about the weekend coming uak >> are weg up to snow on saturday? >> let me tell you what i thought about doing last nig en i came home. i thought about

what ast difference a year makes with no snow so far this december. buffalo broke a 116-year-old record. the bonene chilling temperatures aretu given way to this. record temperatures reaching new highs. 70 in philadelphia and 72 in baltimore. it's like weather whiplash, thanks in parted to el nino. >> we're seeing a near record setting el nino pattern over the pacific ocean which is transporting warm air across the entire united states. >> reporter: the country can expect several more weeks of mild temps sin the northeast. more typical wentinter should return. >>>> nbc meteorologist, bill karins is here. >> it's going to be another interesting day. it was 16 degrees warmer in buffalo than phoenix. things have koul coolcooled off a little bit. the cold front hasn't made it to new york city which is 64 degrees in the middle of the night. and record highs of 67. this is the next storm. it dumped snow in salt lake city. it's going to move to the plains this evening. and driving from pueblo to denver probably one of the worst drives. the purple color,sic s

hermine, off the coast of w enland, 70-mile-per-hour north, 3 miles per hour and will be close to e ast before making its way finally out over the open atlantic by friday but hangs t for a few days, which wilcause some dangerous surf, rip curbs, and storm surge for the northeast. back home, nice conditions, 86 dunn and pinehurst, 86 in benson temperature around 86 in durham and rah. now, as we head into, 91 degrees, and on wednesday morning, 92. the humidity begins to come back, low s for your weekend, next chance of rain hold off unl sunday here's a look at themorning drive. raleigh d ill take you to where we have a crash i-95 north and the highway shut down at 154. a good detour right now from rocky mount and and durham looks pretty good through fayeeville and a nice if you're traveling on this lar day weekend, no dels being reported and a live look at i-5 at buffalo road, not too much to see out there. >> that's good. aaa carolina said more than 1 million took to the road this time around ny will travel home today. enjoying lower gas prices. but tending looks like a ufc fight. why e

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as long ast doe't slow me up i'm pretty much coolith it. >> reporter:simil programs have been implemented in bston and new york. jackie benson, ne 4 today. >>et's get a look at our forecast. tom is in the stio with us. is clear out there. >> we're getng a lot of photos in to nws 4 facebook page. send them toeather at nbcwashingtonom as ell. ight now it'sn the 20s. winds ar gentle. it's 29 at national airport. out in theountains of western maryland, west virgini low 20s. around the bay, virginia tidewer, etern shore, upper 20s. and have had quite a bit of cloudiness the last 12 hours. they did not get as go view as did f rth virginia, the district and maryland. we have lht snow falling in southwestern virginia and southern st virginia. thatwilltay to our south today. it's tracking south d east. for th tuesday we'll have little sunshine ths mornig. appears we'll have a mostly clou afternoon. a slight chace of a fleury. highs reacng mid and upper 30s. sunrise, 7:23. sunset, 4:4 we'll show you some of the photos of the lipse troughout news 4 today. stay tuned. and i' show you the rest of the