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a wave of rain for at the atlantic coast here, that includes places like i and in french, diana central america, things are settled. i think we'll see a few daytime heating storms that includes for havana. but really, the risk of severe storms will be across southern portions of the united states as an energy continues to move toward the east, pretty much from virginia right through to florida. severe thunderstorms, the risk of it and still could see some more. tornadoes touched the ground. temperatures have fallen in new york by wednesday, just a hive. 7 degrees. we may see some freezing in toronto, and for northwestern ontario, places like thunder bay could see 40 centimeters of cell remembered spring in this part of the world's off to the west. still some rain to be had in vancouver toward the pacific northwest as wall. if we go south of this, it is all about the heat across areas of california, san francisco, $24.00 degrees. but wow, look at this. los angeles 33 and the sunshine state. cool. that's it for me. by for now. ah, ah, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived

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a wave of rain for at the atlantic coast here. that includes places like high end in french, diana central america, things are settled. i think we'll see a few daytime heating storms that includes for havana, but really at the risk of severe storms will be across southern portions of the united states is that energy continues to move toward the east pretty much from virginia rate through to florida. severe thunderstorms, a risk of it, and still could see some more. tornadoes touched the ground. temperatures have fallen in new york by wednesday, just a hive. 7 degrees. we may see some freezing rain in toronto, and for northwestern ontario, places like thunder bay could see 40 centimeters of cell remembered spring in this part of the world's off to the west. still some rain to be had in vancouver toward the pacific northwest as well. if we go south of this, it is all about the heat across areas of california, san francisco, $24.00 degrees. but while look at this last angeles 33 in the sunshine, stay cool. that's it for me, bye. for

$32.00 degrees and off to south america, we go, we've got rain stretching pretty much from the atlantic coast right through to the pacific. and for the 2nd time in 2 months, we've seen some more flooding outside of rio in patropolis, about 2 and a half times the monthly average of rain in 10 hours and storms winding up from the sunset, the on right through to month of the dale. i stay in co doro, though with a height of 21 degrees. oh, the weather sponsored by casara, always with jealousy, that she does meet with a clamor. it's part of our culture to, to look our very best for a special occasion and for that people will spend money. everything you see on the cut will they do with the is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and tell things around my, my gear on our do there. ah, allow government knowledge is iraq with no i this is al jazeera ah. are there on the clock? this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. a city on the car, few people in ukraine's capital face another day of devastation while the president says he is willing to negotiate ukraine. se

fros investigating what caused a naval aircraft to go down off the atlantic coast. sailor was killed and two others were injured in this crash last night, a navy hawkeye aircraft was conducting a routine flight operation near virginia island when it crashed into the water. coast guard rescue the two surviving crew members, they went to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. hawkeye is a twin engine turboprop aircraft. it could carry to five people at the 24ed for surveillance and communications. time to 7 25 in the east bay man whose father died in oakland after being hit by a van now says his father was deliberately attacked and killed . it happened on march 18th in oakland, chinatown, near eighth and alice street just north of interstate 19 eighties. surveillance video shows the victim, he ho lung running down alice street. two men are getting into a dark blue van. you see there, then they drive towards them and appeared to deliberately hit him. young son can says his father never regained consciousness and died last sunday from head injuries. mhm was real

more specific in closed session and look forward to that, but suffice to say they're not on the atlantic coastafrica. that that going to put them several thousand miles closer to the homeland if they get a base on the atlantic coasts of africa. >> so this is a general question for both of you. you know, we've watched with the ukraine situation that we've been able to do sanctions against russia which it sure seems like that could have a positive impact and, hopefully, reduce their ability to fund the war effort. how important do you think it is when we have an adversary whether russia, china or iran that we do everything that we can to make sure they don't have the resources to develop and we should do everything we can to make sure that our citizens are not dependent on them for any resources such as in china's case pharmaceuticals, things like that? do you think this isth importan? it makes your job easier if we're not dependent -- >> senator, it makes my job a lot easier if we have a whole of government approach to the jobs we con front. all the economic power of the united states, all the

the military's investigating what caused the naval aircraft to go down off the atlantic coast. one sailor was killed and two others were injured in the crash last night and named the navy hawkeye aircraft was conducting a routine flight near virginia island when it crashed into the water. the coast guard rescued the two surviving crew members that went to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. the hawkeye is a twin engine turboprop aircraft that can carry up to five people. it has a 20 ft. 24 ft round radar on top, and it's used for surveillance and communications . let chp is still searching for the man responsible for a carjacking on the bay bridge has happened yesterday morning in the eastbound lanes near treasure island. chp says it started as a fender bender between two vehicles. after the crash, a man got out of his car and then trying to steal the other person's car but was unsuccessful. he then pulled out a gun and a white chevy colorado that was passing by the accident scene. we do consider the suspect armed and dangerous. so if you do see the vehicle, please

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and after south america we go, we've got rain stretching pretty much from the atlantic coast right through to the pacific. and for the 2nd time in 2 months, we've seen some more flooding outside of rio in patropolis, about 2 and a half times the monthly average of rain in 10 hours and storms winding up from a song c on rate through to month of the dale. they stay and calmer. doro, though, with the height of 21 degree. well, jeff, thanks for that says still ahead here around 0, a long away to reform shoreline. has parliament due to a vote on changes to its controversial security measures. a mexico on bailey is brand new airport, where it had been dulled by allegations of corruption and he may have walked away from this huge crush. but this made her g. p champion suffers a season threatening warren that coming up in school. ah frank assessments, what are the political risks of panic russian or the gas for western leaders? will sanctions on russian energy exports. a recipe for such informed opinions france is not abandoning to fight against jedi, still reserve media debt. going to be teaching

rain, some places looking at 4 inches of rain, down through northern florida, up on to the mid-atlantic coastologist kari hall. we're seeing clouds around the bare area with fog in spots. that's going to keep it from warming up as quickly but we're in for above normal temperatures, mid-70s for the end of the week. we'll be watching more clouds move in on sunday, rain sunday evening into monday, and our temperatures continue to cool off into the 60s. meantime, san francisco will see highs in the mid-60s and cooler on sunday. weather. time for the best part of the morning. >> let's get to it we're going to get right in and start with savannah and hoda you two were up late last night hanging out with jimmy fallon. earlier we heard the amazing cover you pulled off of john denver's fantastic "take me home country road" and even the "new york times" called that the best of late night. >> the "new york times." >> correct. >> is that for real. >> that is for real. >> is that the onion. >> that is for real. >> the real deal. >> but jimmy turned the tables on you and became a journalist getting to the

with the lgbtq community specifically theordinance would establish a adult sex venue using the atlantic coastas a retail sales and service use that operates pursuant to the health code minimum standards for an adult sex venue . for the health code these are businesses where consenting adults of any gender are allowed to engage in sexual activities with their patients thatdo not include sexual acts or performances by business . the ordinance would establish zoning controls for sex venue uses from the city that would allow this used for the same extent of the existing control for adult businesses within a given zoning district . this makes adult sexvenues principally in the castro and upper market corridor and part of the tenderloin .these areas of overlap with the castro lgbtq cultural district, leather district and transgender cultural district . the ordinance would allow for 20 support operations in areas where this used would be permitted providing noise control, lighting and security standards are met in areas where sex venues are permitted and seek permission to operate between the hours

the heaviest rain along the southeastern atlantic coast. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next thirty seconds. ht wall? ...or last-minute gift shopping rashida... i'm putting a bow on it! wow... ...even sneaking away for a vacay rashida. shhh! i've earned this, okay? earn 5% cash back in your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle. with the citi custom℠ card. . >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at temperatures for san francisco today, it's going to reach into the low 60s and we'll see more of that as we go into the end of the week. this weekend we're watching out for scattered showers set to move in and may affect your weekend plans. maybe outdoor activities on sunday. that's our first day of spring. it looks a little nicer. it will still be cool, but we will warm up early next week. for our inland areas we have low 70s in the forecast today and low 70s through the end of the week. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> just ahead, new details on bob saget's final hou

with the lgbtq community specifically theordinance would establish a adult sex venue using the atlantic coast as a retail sales and service use that operates pursuant to the health code minimum standards for an adult sex venue . for the health code these are businesses where consenting adults of any gender are allowed to engage in sexual activities with their patients thatdo not include sexual acts or performances by business . the ordinance would establish zoning controls for sex venue uses from the city that would allow this used for the same extent of the existing control for adult businesses within a given zoning district . this makes adult sexvenues principally in the castro and upper market corridor and part of the tenderloin .these areas of overlap with the castro lgbtq cultural district, leather district and transgender cultural district . the ordinance would allow for 20 support operations in areas where this used would be permitted providing noise control, lighting and security standards are met in areas where sex venues are permitted and seek permission to operate between the hours

they are not on the atlantic coast of africa and that will put them several thousand miles closer to his homeland. >> this is a general question for both of you. we have watched the ukraine situation we've been able to do sanctions against russia and hopefully it will reduce their ability to fund the war effort. how wind port do you think it is when we have an adversary where it whether it's russia china or iran that we do everything we can to make sure they don't have the resources to continue to develop and we should do everything we can to make sure that our citizens are not depending on them for any resources such as pharmaceuticals and things like that. you think this is important toal make sure -- to make your job easier? >> it would be a lot easier we have the whole of government approach to the problems we confront in the department treasure and economic power of the united states and our diplomatic power of united states is wielded in concert and the military element of power. >> i can't say it better than that. and -- as a general principle we have far more effective tools

with the lgbtq community specifically theordinance would establish a adult sex venue using the atlantic coastas a retail sales and service use that operates pursuant to the health code minimum standards for an adult sex venue . for the health code these are businesses where consenting adults of any gender are allowed to engage in sexual activities with their patients thatdo not include sexual acts or performances by business . the ordinance would establish zoning controls for sex venue uses from the city that would allow this used for the same extent of the existing control for adult businesses within a given zoning district . this makes adult sexvenues principally in the castro and upper market corridor and part of the tenderloin .these areas of overlap with the castro lgbtq cultural district, leather district and transgender cultural district . the ordinance would allow for 20 support operations in areas where this used would be permitted providing noise control, lighting and security standards are met in areas where sex venues are permitted and seek permission to operate between the hours

fros investigating what caused a naval aircraft to go down off the atlantic coast. conducting a routine flight operation near virginia island when it crashed into the water. the coast guard rescue the two surviving crew members, they went to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. the hawkeyes, a twin engine turboprop aircraft that can carry up to five people, it has 24 ft round radar on top and is used for surveillance and communications. and he's a man whose father died after being hit by a van now says his father was deliberately attacked and killed. the crash happened on march 18th in oakland's chinatown neighborhood near eighth, and alice just north of interstate 9 80. surveillance video shows the victim, she hold young running down alice street sort of top center of your screen. two men are then seen getting into a dark blue van and driving toward him, and they appear to deliberately hit him. the young son can says his father never again consciousness and died from his head injuries last sunday. mhm was really like funny like help a lot of people . that

toward the end of the week, we are looking at abundant sunshine through the plains into the mid-atlantic, gulf coastwhat's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a beautiful day ahead across the bay area. live look outside in san francisco, you can see it's beautiful, clear, and sunny. our temperatures for the inland valleys head for the low 70s today. it will be comfortable but continues to warm up over the next couple of days, reaching into the low 80s as the dry weather continues throughout much of the week. our temperatures come down slightly by friday, and saturday it looks mostly cloudy with a chance of rain in the forecast on sunday. >>> time for another spring day. going around the horn. there you go there you have it. a monday morning "going around the horn"! >> the tuskegee ladies right yeah tuskegee ladies women's league what's the chant tu you know. >> t.u., you know. >> that's it you know you know all right. >> all right, al. >> let's give it up for "pop start. >> "pop start" on the way -- all about u2 and maybe the best -- about u2 a

: florida and georgia bracing for tornado threat, the strongest storms expected closer to the atlantic coastfter a possible tornado ripped through southern alabama yesterday destroying mobile homes and throwing cars around. rick, what is going on? rick:they're investigating to confirm if it was a tornado. we have a vigorous system moving across the eastern part of the country. we are in the season, about to be spring and we have snow to the north, storms across the south as the front goes through today. some severe weather in the north where you see you fat storm. we have a severe threat across the northeast to the southeast, mostly a strong wind threat. of heads up this coming week, our first potential spring tornado outbreak, monday, tuesday this shifts further sort toward mississippi and alabama and by wednesday further to the east. we are vet watching very active conditions for severe weather. rachel: thank you. new polls show more latinos are drifting to the gop, one shows that the 2024 presidential election happened today the hispanic vote would be evenly split. joining me to explain w

navy aircraft crashes into the atlantic ocean off the virginia coast overnight. the hawkeye, similar to this one, was conducting a routine exercise, the two surviving soldiers are expected to -- >> ashley: multiple tornados touching down across the south as line of severe storms push, this is new video out of mississippi. the storm turning over trees, damaging building and downing power lines, 50,000 people are in the dark. heavy rain and wind up to 80 miles per hour sparking fears of coastal flooding and learning of serious injuries after a tornado touched down in arkansas. crews will tour the damage today. >> todd: the biden administration plans to scrap title 42 in may despite warnings from lawmakers and border agents and now the white house is bracing americans the border crisis will get worse. >> title 42 is a public health directive not immigration or migration enforcement measure. we are planning for multiple contingencies and have every expectation when the cdc decides it is appropriate to lift title 42, there will be influx of people to the border. >> as

the 13 colonies extend from maine all the way down the coast of the atlantic until you get to the southern boundary of georgia. why isn't florida part of those 13, right? i think it's a natural assumption that people make they were it was all the states on the atlantic was on this colonies on the atlantic essentially the atlantic edge of the nation. were the 13 colonies and yet people are often surprised that florida was not amongst those. so by the revolution there's already a great deal of conflict in florida the british the spanish the french and then of course the seminole and then certainly british north america and then eventually the united states. all of that is just going to continue to unroll until 1803 jefferson purchases, louisiana. they're still debate in conversation over where the boundaries of louisiana territory are that are going to continue to provide these flash points of tension between foreign countries. and of course this this northern line that goes right here along the top of right where baton rouge is kind of intersecting that that image there is going to be one o

michigan could see 6 inches of snow the rain, some heavy stuff along the northeast coast as we stretch down into the mid-atlantic and we've got heavier rain as you get down into the northeastern coast of florida. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds and as for the father of the bride? he's checking to see if he's on track to do this all over again...and again. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the power to do? >>> a live look right now over san jose. look at that sunrise. current temperatures right now waking up to some of the 40s but we are going to warm up rather nicely into the afternoon. here's a closer look at your daytime highs. upper 60s and low to mid-70s and down through los gatos. 75 degrees and san jose 73 and concord 75 in through the oakland area. upper 60s and over the next seven days here's what you can expect heading into the weekend. mid-60s with a chance for showers late sunday night. >>> and that's your latest weather, guys. >>> all right, al, thank you so much coming up amid all the devastating stories out of we

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here it's not working its way across the east coast, moving its way north, bringing those conditions to the mid atlantic. now behind it, we've got another storm system. it's appearing as a winter storm pulling across the 4 corners states dumping heavy snow in colorado as well as new mexico. by the time we get into friday, it hits that woman and turns into some severe storms. roading across kansas and missouri. we could see tornadoes, hail, flooding rains as well as very strong winds. now the temperatures recover in the southwest as that system pulls away a time we get to friday. however, a lot of that warmth is going to be knocked out of southern areas as well as areas around the great lakes toronto coming down rather dramatically by 10 degrees celsius. but along that east coast for washington, dc and new york, we are going to see the warmth come back in. if we look at the 3 day for washington, d. c. we will see some sunshine with a few scattered showers on saturday and was moved to central america. it's got that showers and sunshine for many areas. it's dried up nicely across western areas of cuba, sun

coast mortality in ukraine. well, rachel rizzo joined us from washington d. c. now she's a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic cancels europe, sandra. hi rachel, welcome to d w. now the attacks are continuing despite sanctions, arms deliveries, and international condemnation is the west running out of options. well, the, the images that you've shown are indeed heartbreaking. and i think that the west is doing what it can at the moment. at the same time, it is careful because it doesn't want to escalate and create even more death and destruction on the ground. but as you've said before, i mean the bombing in places like car give and marry a pull, looks to be pretty indiscriminate. and you saw the lensky talk to the german parliament earlier today saying that they're doing too little, saying that they're placing good economic relations with moscow over the protection of ukraine. they want more weapons, they want help protecting the sky. the problem is, is the west going to be able to deliver on those requests from ukraine? let's, let's talk actually a little bit more about that. and nato has ruled out a no fly

today and more widespread as we get into tomorrow for parts of the gulf coast up to the tennessee, ohio river valley and mid-atlantics the threat on friday, hail, damaging wind and tornado possible today and tomorrow. we have warm air feeling like spring, 70s in dallas. new york, 55. look at tomorrow. 73. we will take that. >> carley: on a friday >> janice: happy st. patrick's day, the parade is happening in new york city, the rain, that won't dampen the spirits. >> todd: leave work as soon as you can. the white house opposing no fly zone over ukraine, president zelenskyy emotional address calling on joe biden to do more. >> president biden, you are the leader of your great nation. i wish you could be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader. >> carley: nancy mace, member of house veteran ark fair committee joins us now. you were in the room and witnessed that speech first hand, what was reaction like among and you your colleagues? >> i will tell you, we heard his speech and saw the video, there was not a dry eye in the house, we were in tears, it is devastating to watch. the sam

coast of mortality in ukraine. well, earlier i spoke to rachel rizzo in washington d. c. she's a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic, cancels europe center. i asked her what nato can do to help you crane without actually intervening militarily. so there are a couple things here. nato leaders, specifically us president joe biden has said that nato will protect every inch of its territory. so that's the number one priority on behalf of nato. now, countries bilaterally can do much more to help you crane rather than the nato alliance as a whole. you saw the united states approved in $800.00, a new $800000000.00 aid package to ukraine. that includes more javelins, more stingers helmet, pistols, rifles. there's talk about potential as 300 surface to air missiles from vakio, potentially going to ukraine. so the help here is more on a bilateral basis between countries rather than from nato as an alliance. now it's being said, the trans atlantic partnership appears to be stronger today than it has been in perhaps decades. and the latter mere putin has actually united the west again, do you agree with that? i absolutely agre

atlantic. look this 16 degrees a d. c. looking pretty good. 14 for new york. off to the west coast stand. it's been a soggy forecast for western canada, including vancouver, but it southerly flow here, pushing up the temperature to 20 degrees in portland. as the temperature we would expect to see in ne switch of wind direction also pushing up those temperatures in san francisco and los angeles flour, big jump for you. 32 degrees on tuesday in the sunshine. and now you're in the now susannah take care. ah ah, the shake hum odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah, lou, the me. back to out there would be to hell rob, reminder, the volatile stories, russia is justifying a strike called shopping now. and ukraine's capital by saying it was being used to store and large rockets. at least 8 people were killed. the city is now and the another. curfew leaders ferrying bull shalley also russian troops fight golding shots and t

atlantic look the see 100 degrees a d. c. looking pretty good. 14 for new york. off to the west coast stand. it's been a soggy forecast for western canada, including vancouver, but it southerly flow here, pushing up the temperature to 20 degrees in portland. as the temperature we would expect to see in ne switch of wind direction also pushing up those temperatures in san francisco. and los angeles flour, big jump for you. 32 degrees on tuesday in the sunshine. and now you're in the now susan, take care. aah! from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, christine is all about trying to get a superior reputation, unprompted uninterrupted, where we find the most profound similarities is not actually in our classes living relative in much more distant connection part, wanda wright, who will school and psychologist nick la honie, they're going to be a corporate species because it would be each other up and threatening each other on the side. do ti unscripted on elvis era? ah ah. again, you're watching, i just need a reminder of our top stories. this out. russi

one soldier dead and two others hurt crashed into the atlantic ocean off the virginia coast overnighty says the e 2 d hawkeye similar to this one conducting a routine exercise. the two surviving soldiers are expected to recover. the crew member whoing died has not been identified. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. and sad news on this front. bruce willis is stepping back from acting after being diagnosed with a degenerative brain condition known as afascia impairs his ability to comprehend language. the daughter making announcement on instagram writing in part quote with much consideration bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him. the announcement comes after years of speculation about the die hard star's mental condition. reportedly needed an ear piece to feed him lines on movie sets in the past. overnight, legendary nfl coach bruce aryan stepping down. tampa bay bucs revealing is he going to transition into a role in its front office. is he responsible for bringing tom brady to tampa before winning a super bowl. the goat writing in part

it's not working its way across the east coast, moving its way north, bringing those conditions to the mid atlantic. now behind it, we've got another storm system. it's appearing as a winter storm pulling across the 4 corners states dumping heavy snow in colorado as well as new mexico. by the time we get in to friday, it hits that warm air and turns into some severe storms rolling across kansas and missouri. we could see tornadoes, hail, flooding rains as well as very strong winds. now the temperatures recover in the southwest as that system pulls away a time we get to friday. however, a lot of that warmth is going to be knocked out of southern areas as well as areas around the great lakes toronto coming down rather dramatically by 10 degrees celsius. but along that east coast for washington, dc and new york, we are going to see the warmth come back in. if we look at the 3 day for washington dc, we will see some sunshine with a few scattered showers on saturday. that was move to central america. it's scattered, showers and sunshine for many areas. slide up nicely across western areas of cuba, sunsh

all of that right now hovering just along the east coast and moving out into the atlantic ocean stillreas. as a result there is some winter advisories across northern maine into this afternoon. that's what's happening on the east coast but if i take you out west potential record highs running in from the large running into triple digits. also your letter your headlights. >> thanks, adam. california drivers are feeling pain in the pump. in oceanside police is offering a solution. they are handing out a $50 bills to unsuspected drivers. giving away $1500 in total. locals were quick to share their gratitude watch. >> is hard to afford everything. just getting around getting her to day care and all that stuff has been difficult. >> i get like 8 miles per gallon so i'm playing like $300 per week. >> it's going to help in so many ways. i'm very thankful. thank you very much. >> so sweet. those police officers join us now. well come officers. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> so i'll start with you, why did you do this? >> well i love doing this job. i started it to help peopl