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well allison pearson joins me now. >> allison , what is the most >> allison, what is the most shockinge heard from the fujitsu side in relation to this first hand account? so this is a whistleblower who contacted me. >> we haven't given away name or sex. just calling them robin . sex. just calling them robin. yeah. um, wanted to was in there working trying to start the second horizon because the first one was so flawed as we heard many shocking things. mark, i didn't realise that horizon when it was installed into post offices, had never been designed as an accounting system for so many post offices. they had 6 million transactions a day . it million transactions a day. it was never fit to deal with that many transactions . um, viewers many transactions. um, viewers gb news viewers will have seen the wonderful drama series mr bates versus the post office. the lovely joe postmistress is shown looking at her screen and seeing the discrepancy . asses seeing the discrepancy. asses just double within seconds. and i said to robin , the insider i said to robin, the insider from fujitsu, what'

allison, i mean in and we hope it's not for shadowing. but do you see trump as president, being a green light to whether we approved him to push as far as he wants meaning beyond ukraine? well, i would, i would say that he is as a green light, but i would say that the consequence of trump, if he were to fax the way that he did in the last administration, i am his disregard for alliances. and she is clear discussion as you can, if you look at the letter of resignation by his secretary of defense, your matters about the differences between matters and talk over the alliance is quite clear. trump thought from time to time, maybe we just withdrawal from the ne toilets. and if god forbid, we should do that or even come close to doing so. the consequences for nato would be the catastrophic categories we and european countries would have to be thinking about the role of defense though. that's just something that they should be busy. but i mean, yeah, i long and then in favor of, of you, europeans being more serious about their own defense capabi

and the story will say, thank you to professor greene allison from harvard university. professor allison has been good talking with him. please come back next time. thank you. thank you very much. i of the war now to israel's war against the mos in gaza. tuesday was the deadly is day for is really forces since the homeless terror attacks on october 7th, 24 is really soldiers were killed in the gaza strip as the military tried to in circle southern guns as main city boats. and the soldiers were killed in an explosion in central garza, according to is really military officials, 2 buildings that they had been mine for demolition collapsed after her. most militants fired at a nearby tank is really prime minister benjamin at yahoo, called at one of the most difficult days for his country. and he added, it is real, will not stop fighting until absolute victory is achieved. i wonder when it's almost as big as the porters is. the regime in iran, which has a goal of destroying is real, runs influence reaches far beyond to mos in gaza, the clerical regime and t. ron is using a network of proxy str

allison.nately safety accidents we have often found that is the voice of the families who come forward and help keep the focus on to safety and security. so thank you for helping to lead this charge on this particular issue pretty very much appreciated. i doubt if anyone has any questions for p here. if not we will turn to the second panel. ms. allison i wanted to emphasize for you or the governor or actually any of my colleagues. the issue of making sure there's proper equipment in the community. everybody is in an agreement to give proper equipment to the community in advance. is that right? governor dewine is that where you are? >> absolutely. madam chair the other thing i talked with the ceo quite extensively about is training. in ohio most of our fire departments particularly in the rural areas are volunteers. the railroad has unique information and it is important they share that information about how you deal with train of fires. how you deal train wrecks. you pointed out that particula

allison. i mean, in that we hope it's not for shadowing, but do you see trump as president, being a green light to buy them you're putting to push as far as he wants meaning beyond ukraine? well, i would, i would say that he is as a green light, but i would say that the consequence of trump, if he were to tax the way that he did in the last administration, in his disregard for alliances and shoes, clear discussion as you can. if you look at the letter of resignation by his secretary of defense to matters about the differences between matters and prop over the alliance is quite clear. top part from time to time. maybe we just withdrawal from in a toilet. and if god forbid, we should do that or even come close to doing so, the consequences for nato would be a catastrophic tongue. cataclysmic and european countries would have to be thinking about the role of defense. now that's just judging that they should be busy, but i mean, yeah, i long and then in favor of, of you, europeans being more serio

allison for being here. i read your testimony this morning and i won't i will reveal what's in it because i don't want to give anything away but levy let it to say that i'm sorry this happened. and as thean father of three kids under the age of particularly affected by some of the ways thatff affected her children and old think of it as you, his talent because you are done so much with axes and appreciate that is that, you know all we street offices as an open door. there's more than we could be m doing other like to be doing it. i have new cash i am a new sender that you don't always get everything happening in the thing i would ask if you think we could be doing or just come and tell us because we will try to do that. look forward to testify but let me just sort of address a couple of issues related to the railway safety act. i've heard a couple of general complaints a couplee specific complaint about the legislation from industry groups come from alleged conservative activists but i like to address them i

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joining us now. so the storm is still impacting millions of people, what can we expect and there is another one coming in right behind it. >> that's right. yeah, the main impact for today is just more snow. this system isn't done yet. for some of these areas they have had plenty, unionville, new york, has already picked up a foot of snow and we've got more on the way, heavy snow coming down across syracuse, also in boston right now, places like portland and manchester also getting some snow. but this system is largely going to exit out a little bit farther offshore over the rest of the day today. we will see this system ending today. still expecting 3 to 5 inches widespread, some areas could pick up 8 to 10 additional inches of snow today but then, yes, we have another system behind t this is going to be the big one impacting the central u.s. over the next few days. it's beginning in the southwest and then it's going to very quickly make its way across the country, really traversing 1,800 miles in ju

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allison chinchar, thank you very much. festive. >>> still ahead, authorities say the morning the iowa shooter opened fire in a school, he posted a video on social media. the chilling details of what he wrote is next. >>> perry, iowa, is still recovering after a 17-year-old student shot and killed a sixth grader and wounded seven others at his school this week. authorities have now identified the 11-year-old victim as ahmir jolliff, and they say he was shot three times. >> new details are also emerging about what the shooter did before he opened fire. cnn's veronica miracle has the latest from iowa. >> reporter: authorities telling us seven people were injured in this shooting, as of now two students and one faculty member remain in the hospital. that faculty member has been identified as the principal of perry high school, dan marburger, who is in critical condition. police saying that he acted selflessly. they're hailing him as a hero and saying that he put himself in harm's way to protect his students. here is what the s

we are joined by analysts -- allison williams and sonali basak as well.h all the earnings presentations. is there a take away from all of them? a lot of them did seem idiosyncratic? sonali: there is a take away, and it is credit quality. you have different things to expect from each of these banks about how much they will lend in these environments. take citigroup. the ratio will be between 3.5 and 4%. j.p. morgan is guiding below 3.5%, so that gives you a basis of what they are expecting to lose. as they expect to maintain their competitiveness into this market. listen, guys, it is only less than a billion dollars here. their costs are rising at a greater margin. again, they are making money on loans, making money in this market and willing to take some losses off of it. guy: allison, what is your take away, the similarities and differences here? christa: the key thing we are seeing is expectations coming in solidly across the line. net interest on a core basis, operating expenses being on with the targets. as sonali mentioned, bank of america and city w

what are you seeing, allison? >> i think the key thing >> these stretch all the way from the canadian border back down to the texas mexico border and everywhere in between. we are talking feels-like temperatures of -45.. bismarck, the current temperature is 13 below. the feels-like is 37 below. des moines specifically, the temperature, minus 6, but it feels like minus 20. when we fast forward into the evening hours, as many folks are heading out to the caucuses, look at some of these temperatures. again, that windchill, minus 32 in des moines. minus 29 in davenport. same thing in cedar rapids. pretty much across the entire state the windchills are expected to be 20 to 30 degrees below zero. the cold air is in place elsewhere. that means the moisture moving through is in the form of snow and ice. that stretches from texas all the way up to connecticut. this is the system that's going to be making its way into the mid-atlantic tonight and eventually into the northeast tomorrow. this means, wolf, the snow drought for

ask allison wants to see the rails safety act become law.tions and is now stalled in congress. >> like anything else, let's find a way. not an excuse. we can make happen because i want east palestinian to recover and thrive. >> the albright are not sure if it will ever be the same. >> our middle daughter was getting nosebleeds as soon as she came into the house. youngest daughter was getting rashes. >> i worry about the kids. and their futures. >> jason carol, cnn, east palestinian ohio. >> jason, thanks. up next, once a power player in gop politics, the group moms for liberty is now facing growing challenges in school board elections. a look at the group, its future, and the sex scandal that plagued the organization. [music] >> pushback is intensifying against the right wing group, moms for liberty and an ongoing sex scandal drawing national attention in school board candidates endorsed suffered big losses last year. >> moms for liberty has been involved in classes on how race and gender issues are discussed in classroom issues and while bo

. >> reporter: darren allison, confirming one of the suspects was arrested with officer leah potts ofdcuffs, and reports of sanders' violent past our true. >> i can confirm he has a prior arrest history, which does include injuring another and other violent crimes. >> reporter: chief allison also said he's confident in the da's handling of the case and the charges being filed against the suspects >> we know and reviewed the charging documents , and all charges that were presented to the district attorney and her office were presented for charting comes so i'm confident. trans opd said the case is still an ongoing investigation, and more suspects could be arrested. oakland israeli, commanding the round-the-clock work by law enforcement agencies to make sure justice is served. >> we are mourning asked oaklanders, and we will unite and become stronger. >> reporter: in oakland, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> the killing of a retired police officer, kevin, who died while protecting a tv news crew. the district attorney has officially dropped special enhancement charges. the suspects

ashley allison, doc, hi thank you both for being here. twice tonight.tonight, we are tracking this, extreme winter weather across the united states. it's diverting the airforce 2 carrying the vice president more on that and what else is happening with the weather that is changing around this country right after a quick break. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >> reporter: tonight, more than 40 million americans find themselves facing a severe storm threat. we have learned so far there have been at least four deaths, two of them happening in alabama, one in georgia, another in north carol

now allison is releasing a new book called "keep dancing through. back here. w. i spoke with you back in may. twitch has been gone for about a year now >> yes >> and i know we talked about how grief is moment from moment. it is like waves sometimes it's big sometimes it's small what wave are you in as we speak today? >> right now i'm moving into 2024 with the movement of feeling like i can keep going. >> uh-huh. >> for myself, but also for my kids and all the people that have followed our journey throughout the years, individually as steven and i came together as a couple and also raising these beautiful kids we had so much support and love that this feels like a new chapter to show them that it's okay and myself that it's okay. >> i think that's super important. how old are your kids now. >> my oldest is 15 she's here today she's so lovely. and then 7 and 4. >> i remember you telling me then that you were trying to explain to them what had happened and you were doing it kind of piecemeal as they asked you. you would answer and you would move on. wh

let's go to meteorologist allison chinchar.t's been a while since some of these cities saw significant snowfall like this. >> it is. and it's a wide-reaching storm when you consider that these winter weather alerts stretch from northern georgia up into maine. not everyone is going to see the same type of precipitation. that's important, too, because some folks will get entirely snow. others it's going to be a mix of rain, ice and snow. the southern portion of this, it's really going to be all rain, heavy at times and some thunderstorms mixing in. but once you start creeping into the southern appalachians, we're starting to see the mixing taking place. right now you've got freezing rain from asheville all the way up to roanoke, you've got snow coming down now across cincinnati and columbus. this system is going to continue to shift to the north and east and that low pressure system will be over the focus of the mid tack by midafternoon and evening tonight. especially by sunday morning the focus becomes the northeast. even by lat

spokesman jim allison about how this happened. >> one is speeding up the schedule for getting these cars manufactured, and on b.a.r.t. property, the other is the fact that we brought in a lot of the engineering work into b.a.r.t. rather than relying on outside consultants. it's a $400 million savings, and this is a capital project which is not our day-to-day expenses, so this money will be used for other projects to improve the system long-term. >> allison says winning back writers is the ultimate goal, he's hoping these new modernized train cars will help. >> we need to convince the bay area that we are the safest way to get around the bay area and we need to have a clean comfortable experience for people. having these new train cars and the more modern feel is also part of that effort to win back rider. >> b.a.r.t. expects the project to be >>> more layoffs in the coming months, the ceo warned that the layoffs in a companywide memo, job cuts have already impacted hundreds of employees in the past week alone, he said this year's layoffs won't be as severe as last year when 12,000 employ

on millions and anytime allison is wearing snowflakes, then we might be in trouble. >> i don't wear this stuff in july. yes, it's not usually a good sign. we are still keeping an eye on snow coming down across portions of the northeast, right now syracuse, binghamton, new york, also boston and portland looking at snowshowers continuing. that's going to be the case for the rest of the day today until this low pressure system finally exits out over the atlantic entirely, taking a i lot of that moisture with it later on this evening, but there's not really much time in between. you're still anticipating about 3 to 6 inches widespread across much of the region, some areas could pick up 8 to 10 inches on top of what they've already had. you still have winter weather alerts in effect and they will say that way for the day today. we have more winter weather alerts that are starting to pop in the recent hours because of the next system that he is beginning to take shape across the western half of the country, even some blizzard warnings starting to fire up across portions of colorado as wel

pero quizás unas de las palabras más emotivas las expresó el jefe interino de la policía, darrell allisonla familia este dolor profundo. pues en sus propias palabras perdieron a una un representante de lo mejor que tiene el departamento por su espíritu compasivo, por su valor, por su coraje. pues que en últimas le costó la vida. Él estaba describiendo como el oficial ley y el día que se dio la tragedia, el 19 el 29 de diciembre, pues escuchar ellos con horror a través de los radios el mensaje que decía que 1 de los suyos había sido gravemente herido y pues trágicamente después perdió la vida. también se contó acá que el papá del oficial lay fue policía en su país de origen en vietnam, y que era un deseo de él seguir los pasos de su papá de una manera ejemplar por todas las personas que estuvieron en esta ceremonia en el día de hoy hablaron sobre su espíritu alegre, sobre su gran sonrisa y también han hablado mucho sobre el compromiso que tenía con la comunidad. de hecho, el concejal noel gallo nos comentó en días pasados que él se unía incluso a jornadas de limpieza que él hacía a veces e

we will start in texas, this is allison, democrat, good morning. caller: h john. good mning. i want to go off othe last segment. i believe people are prattling on the same point. it started three years ago about e election. they d't like the election because their candite didn't win and then you have other ones that really don't put to brain cells together and tried to loo into if there is something behind it. for example, one thing i haven't heard anybody talk about but i read it in an article, counting votes in e middle of the night in pennsylvania and trump was ahead. it was because the republicans in pennsylvania called a lawsuit and they won on the mail-in ballot issue. they held onto all the mail-in ballots and they couldn't declare until they were done which was in the middle of the knights of trump tried to discredit the eleion. host: going into 2024, ar you confident th americans are more confident in the elections this year compared to 2020? caller: well, republicans think there israud. i persolly believe tha 95% of all inmbents are reelected because of gerrymanderi

allison, what do including you. what do you think about this idea that it's the state's responsibility to make sure your children's teeth are brushed? well mark, we would rather think that parents would rather think that parents would be, you know, taking care of their kids, hygiene, provide a good breakfast, providing nutritious food, teaching them to brush their teeth , and even to brush their teeth, and even to brush their teeth, and even to be potty trained by the time they arrive in primary school. >> but the facts emerging are that there are a large number of parents who either are not bothered to fulfil that function or don't know how to it, and or don't know how to do it, and the conservative government scrapped the start plan for our children, which helped vulnerable parents and small children to acquire some of those skills. so i think that's that's very bad. i look i think it's extremely difficult . we it's extremely difficult. we don't we would rather not. but the stats about tooth decay and so on. what

oakland police interim chief darren allison also confirming a history of illegal activity for sanders. i can confirm that he has a prior uh- arrest history, which does include the killing of another and additional other violent crimes. 36 year old lay was shot last week while working undercover. he was responding to an early morning burglary of a cannabis shop along oakland's waterfront, price saying she met with lee's family earlier tuesday to explain how she plans to hold those responsible for his death to account. >> i assured them that my office will do everything within the confines of our legal power to make sure that the men we believe the man we believe shot and killed officer lay, will serve the rest of his life in prison. >> both price and allison, as well as oakland mayor shengtao stressed that they have been working tirelessly in collaboration with one another since friday's shooting, and i know that every oaklander that we are all grieving in our different ways, saying that these charges are only the first step in a long process at this time, we are not releasing the name

, listening to allison, we haven't heard from you for a while, listening to karen allison, we haven'trama, they had a big response of— week after the drama, they had a big response of people overnight getting in touch, _ response of people overnight getting in touch, so this is kind of what the next — in touch, so this is kind of what the next step needs to be, to get in touch— the next step needs to be, to get in touch with _ the next step needs to be, to get in touch with a — the next step needs to be, to get in touch with a solicitor to

ashley allison, david urban, thank you both. of course, be sure to tune in on sunday night here on cnn. we'll have special live coverage as we are counting down to the iowa caucuses. i'll be hosting alongside the one and only abby phillip for two hours on sunday night starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you will not want to miss it. ahead here on the source though, new u.s. air strikes against iranian backed militants in yemen. it's another escalation in the middle east. >>> and plus tensions are flaring once again. speaker johnson is trying to avert another government shutdown. he's alslso facing n new t thred demandnds from harard liners.. >>> breaking news this hour as the second night of strikes are happening in yemen as we are learning the u.s. has carried out more strikes against the targets there and specifically the facility that was used and carried out solely by the united states, which happened multinational. it is also much smaller in scale than the strikes we saw last night. it targeted dozens of positions across norther

allison chinchar for us.uch. >>> in this sunday's episode of "the whole story" with anderson cooper, they look at the world's largest private boats. super yachts. some are outfitted with pools, discos and spas. larger than football fields. there are more of them than ever before. here's a look. >> so obviously to propel a 210 foot boat you need a lot of fuel. >> 35,000 gallons of fuel. over three semitruck full of fuel. >> so when you fill up this yacht, what is the price tag? >> usually about $80,000. >> $80,000. how often are you filling up? >> probably about seven times a year. >> $80,000 seven times a year? >> yes. >> that's just one of the maintenance costs. >> yeah. that's relatively small on the spectrum how much we spend to keep the vessel to a high standard. >> reporter: using the 10% industry standard annual maintenance on this yacht would be roughly $6.3 million a year, but that's not why the owner wants to sell it. this yacht is for sale. >> correct. >> reporter: because the owner wants to upgrade

his brother in law called officer lay a superhero interim police chief allison told lays mother that should be proud of her son. >> thank you for all the times you covered us and supported us. your brothers and sisters and law enforcement. thank you for all the times that you answered the call. i know this was not how it was supposed to end, but you can rest easy. you have given us hope. you've given us love. you've held the line. you are a true hero. just to know we have the watch from here. anser hassan abc seven news. >> let's move now to your voice. your vote and the showdown tonight on the debate stage in des moines, iowa. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley squaring off in their first one on one debate. both are vying, of course, for the republican nomination for president hours before the debate, a surprising announcement from another candidate, former new jersey governor chris christie. he dropped out of the race, saying he feared his presence might enable former president trump's campaign. ron christie was also caught on a hot microph

meteorologist the allison chinchar joins us with all of it. has played a big role in my life in the last few days tell us how it's going to be affecting all of us in the next week. >> there's just a little bit of something for everybody. we're pretty much missing the kitchenen sink. we start with the arctic air. it's still not gone. you're feeling that focus across the northern plains, but that very cold air over the great lakes is what's triggering that additional lake-effect snow. that will continue today and tomorrow and into friday. we're keeping an eye on that system out to the west. that's going to be the next big storm that makes its way across the country. these are the windchill alerts. the dichs will be the next 24 hours. this is what we will look like tomorrow morning. so a lot of those windchill alerts are going to fade away in the next 24 hours. but then fast forward the next day, we're very likely to get them back. we have another blast of cold air that will be coming in by the end of the week . 14 in atlanta. still positive numb

his brother in law called officer lay a superhero interim police chief allison told lays mother thathe should be proud of her son. >> thank you for all the times you covered us and supported us. your brothers and sisters and law enforcement. thank you for all the times that you answered the call. i know this was not how it was supposed to end, but you can rest easy. you have given us hope. you've given us love. you've held the line. you are a true hero. just to know we have the watch from here. anser hassan abc seven news. >> let's move now to your voice. your vote and the showdown tonight on the debate stage in des moines, iowa. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley squaring off in their first one on one debate. both are vying, of course, for the republican nomination for president hours before the debate, a surprising announcement from another candidate, former new jersey governor chris christie. he dropped out of the race, saying he feared his presence might enable former president trump's campaign. ron christie was also caught on a hot micro

oakland police interim chief darren allison also confirming a history of illegal activity for sandersi can confirm that he has a prior uh- arrest history, which does include the killing of another and additional other violent crimes. 36 year old lay was shot last week while working undercover. he was responding to an early morning burglary of a cannabis shop along oakland's waterfront, price saying she met with lee's family earlier tuesday to explain how she plans to hold those responsible for his death to account. >> i assured them that my office will do everything within the confines of our legal power to make sure that the men we believe the man we believe shot and killed officer lay, will serve the rest of his life in prison. >> both price and allison, as well as oakland mayor shengtao stressed that they have been working tirelessly in collaboration with one another since friday's shooting, and i know that every oaklander that we are all grieving in our different ways, saying that these charges are only the first step in a long process at this time, we are not releasing the names

the pennsylvania at godaddy with a this is allison here, a live from the full. so coming up this hour is really airstrikes killed at least 10 people in the school housing display, sleep, wind gusts, a city beaten, and humiliated palestinians detained by his really soldiers in the occupied westbank tell stories of abuse. the store also works closely with the officers around the world.

can i just say i'm a massive fan of allison pearson ? i know that our allison pearson? know that our viethis panelisteners are she is allison pearson? i know that our viethis panel tomorrowe she is allison pearson? i know that our viethis panel tomorrow night is allison pearson? i know that our viethis panel tomorrow night ,; on this panel tomorrow night, and going into much and she will be going into much more revealing more detail and revealing even more detail and revealing even more for you wonderful gb news viewers and listeners . allison viewers and listeners. allison pearson whistleblower pearson meets the whistleblower exposing the of the post exposing the truth of the post office scandal . so that's that. office scandal. so that's that. let's go to the mirror now, shall we? is it the mirror? yeah uh, i'll be there for kate. royal hospital shock wills cancels all engagements as princess has surgery and charles also set for operation . uh, also set for operation. uh, yeah. there we go. let's go to the mail. let's pray that they're both okay. a5 two royal held bom

, listening to allison, we haven't heard from you for a while, listening to karen allison, we haven'teard from you for a while, listening to karen come forward was amazing, wasn't it? it was. like i said, there are still people — was. like i said, there are still pe0ple out— was. like i said, there are still people out there that have not come forward _ people out there that have not come forward. now our solicitor said last week_ forward. now our solicitor said last week after— forward. now our solicitor said last week after the drama, they had a big response _ week after the drama, they had a big response of— week after the drama, they had a big response of people overnight getting in touch, _ response of people overnight getting in touch, so this is kind of what the next — in touch, so this is kind of what the next step needs to be, to get in touch— the next step needs to be, to get in touch with _ the next step needs to be, to get in touch with a — the next step needs to be, to get in touch with a solicitor to help on the journey, touch with a solicitor to help on thejourney, it t

allison, we are glad to note the salami warnings have been lifted. tsunami advisories are in effect. explain the current risk. >> reporter: these advisories could be in place for a a while. while the main quake and tsunami may start to window down, you can have landslides that can trigger additional tsunamis. you can have aftershocks. this is something we are still going to have to keep a close eye on for all of these areas up and down the west coast, where you do still have the tsunami advisory. here is a look at video from earlier. you can see the waves coming over the brick wall into a lot of the communities. it has been that back and forth where you get one way and another comes in. part of that has to do with the topography. even though you have a little bay, inc. a bit like this, you drop a toy or a stone and the wave will go back out to the walls and then it is going to come back in. you are going to have this sloshing back and forth taking place. we have seen as much as 1.2 meters, just about for macv. some of these other areas roughly about

but as an extinction fund to say, allison accusing israel of genocide is a complete distortion of victims and perpetration. as in my view, i'm just, it's just wrong for an upfront on 2 ton the to on the size of hutch or hi. trudy is a very clear statement there from the all but how back at tell us why is germany getting involved in this case at all? all countries that signed the convention on genocide can take part in proceedings as a 3rd party. and in this case, we don't see this as the 1st case that germany joins proceedings they've done that recently. and the case brought against me on mar, for accusations of genocide against the ruling. yeah. and also germany joined the case against russia for his war and ukraine. and in those 2 cases, germany supported the accusations of genocide. in the case of israel, it is not and we see that germany was to stand by israel being one of israel strongest allies. right? now and also though, there is a sense of historical responsibility on the side of germany, given that the genocide convention was born out of the atrocities of world war 2 as a sign o

meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking this chill from the cnn weather center.ell us more. >> right, so i think the key thing is how many people are affected by this. take a look at this happen. these with windchill alerts stretching down to mexico. again to varying degrees because the criteria for each varies. so for folks in north dakota, we're looking at windchills as low as 70 below zero. and across texas, that is closer to 10 to 15 degrees above zero. but even still, very cold and dangerously cold, especially across the northern and central portion of the country. these are current temperatures and windchills. in bismarck, the actual temperature is 21 degrees below zero but that feels-like temperature, 47 below zero. not much betner minneapolis. that feels-like is 26 below zero and des moines, a windchill of minus 41 at the moment. and it is not expected to get that warmer as we go into tomorrow and for a lot of folks heading out to the caucus, this is going to be absolutely the coldest set of caucuses in history. you could take a look at all of the previou

meteorologist allison chinchar join us. fw >> a lot of snow and cold. air is sitting in place across the central u.s. we have this cold front sliding through. that's bringing rain, snow, and a wintery mix. it's because of these temperatures. we have snow in places you wouldn't normally see it. only because these temperatures are so cold across much of the country. 20% of the lower 48 population looking at temperatures below zero. 80% of that population looking at temperatures below freezing. for some, it's still going to linger for several more days. yes, it's snowing in new york. that headed through boston and providence. rain on the southern side. even a little bit of an icy mix for some states. that's why you have thesed a provides ris that run from louisiana up through maine. when we zoom in closer, you can see the snow coming down. hartford, boston, even areas of upstate new york and pennsylvania looking at pretty heavy snow at this time. now this system is going to continue to make its way off to the northeast and then out to sea. once we get late

but my colleague, allison kamarata spoke to multiple millennial families who say the real economy feels very different. let's listen. >> i see $400 going towards my student loans, and i see groceries, averaging about $150 a week. sure, maybe for my wife's retirement portfolio might be looking great, but we need to get there first, right? >> reporter: on saturday we heard how metlife stadium is preparing for the world cup final. >> reporter: they did not plan on being a tiktok creator. that was not his goal. when he graduated with a history degree on a scholarship from the university of virginia and started working at a non-profit. >> i was at the $60,000 mark of my salary. the only way i was going to crack $80,000, $90,000 was to get a grad school degree. >> reporter: so danny went back to school for a master's degree in public administration. >> i had to take out $70,000 in loans. so it's like we were basically thrown into the hole. right away we needed to start climbing out of it. >> reporter: so you're first generation, and what was the dream for you? what was the dream if you went t

the sea as not to meaning the jews should leave israel by boats, but as an extinction fund to say, allison accusing israel of genocide is a complete distortion of victims and perpetration as in my view. and it is just wrong for an upfront on 2 ton, the 2 on the size of hutch turning his father and he was now off when your guinea has declared a state of emergency looting and are some of the capital port. moresby have kills at least 16 people. the violence triggered by police protesting against cuts to their pay. the unrest had spread north to the city of ly, and prime minister james morabe has called for calm and explosion of violence in port moresby, marked by protests of soldiers, police and prison guards, overpay cuts. angry crowds towards buildings ransack shops. as the terminal is spread far beyond the capital, 24 hours without police turned into looting on a massive scale. one group of officials and civilians forced their way through a security gate outside the prime minister's office. james morales, a apologize, but said lawlessness would not be tolerated in size. all our citizens to

we are hearing david allison made a preliminary offer to buy national amusements inc.. this is the holding company of the redstone family. this would be a way to take control of paramount global, the media giant that owns mtv and nickelodeon. where this to go ahead, it could have quite a complex structure. paramount share prices have been slipping a little. so we do have word that the ellison's might have secured the blessing of warren buffett according to people familiar with the matter. that's a story to watch, david allison apparently making a preliminary offer to buy national amusements inc.. a way to get control of paramount global. annabelle: the top story this of -- our and over the course of yesterday is china cutting the reserve requirement ratio for banks by half a percentage point in early february. the pboc governor made the announcement and a press conference wednesday and it's been a rare foreshadowing of policy change. >> there is still sufficient room for china's monetary policy in the next stage and we will continue to strike a balance between short-ter

lord telegraph columnist allison pearso bailey and anarchist _ord telegraph columnist allison pearsoyou very much, everybody. um, i've got to go to you first on this. alison the idea now that relatives are being warned to get their loved ones out of hospital because of some of these smarmy doctors strikes . strikes. >> i'm boiling about this, patrick. so let's have a look. the british people pay £180 billion a year for the nhs. and they're basically being told, as we were told during lockdown, stay at home, don't bother the nhs, die quietly. lots of stay at home, don't bother the nhs, die quietly . lots of people nhs, die quietly. lots of people did die quietly. lots of people missed out for two years on cancer treatment , cancer cancer treatment, cancer diagnosis. i've spoken to younger people who've got advanced stage four cancers now because they were told to stay home and there was a huge backlog which was built up 7.5 million people on a waiting list because lots of doctors weren't doing their during lockdown doing their jobs during lockdown . and now we've got this huge backlog