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. >> reporter: the cold front is sweeping east, expected to drop temperatures to the atlantic coast. it is sunny in los angeles now, but rain is expected tomorrow. adriana, that fresh sierra snowpack will help replenish california's reservoirs when it melts. a much-needed step to help battle the drought. >> danya bacchus, thanks. >>> we turn now to the critical en raphael for the senate in ware making their final pitches to voters this weekend ahead of tuesday's vote. cbs's nikole killion is in atlanta. nikole. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. tonight senator raphael warnock is teaming up with jon ossoff. they both run the runoff back in 2021. this is one of several events that warnock is doing this weekend. he has been out rallying voters to deliver one more time and give him a full term. gop challenger herschel walker says it's time for change. the georgia football star tailgated with supporters at the s.e.c. championship game where his alma mater, uga, took on lsu. the focus is on driving people to the polls now that early voting has ended. more than 1.8 million georgians have

the west coast and the heavy rain in the south that delayed the sugar bowl parade exits off the atlantic coasts a new round of rain heads toward the northeast. >> happy new year! >> reporter: reaching boston and new york just as revelers are ringing in the new year >> all right stephanie gosk joins us live tonight from times square. steph, come tomorrow night, the forecast calls for warm, but wet weather for hundreds of thousands expected for the full-scale celebration. >> reporter: yeah, it does, tom. unfortunately, one of the security rules for the crowds here tomorrow night, no umbrellas. but wet clothes doesn't necessarily mean dampened spirits. it should still be a great party. tom? >> you got to really want to be down there. stephanie gosk for us. >>> we turn now to another developing story, the release of former president donald trump's tax returns. republicans are blasting the release as setting a bad precedent while the former president's critics believe new details in them should raise new questions. garrett haake now with what they reveal >> reporter: thousands of pages of donald tr

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it's caused so many problems and continues to make its way across the mid-atlantic coast and heading for the new york area as we're seeing it spread out. we haven't seen as much in the way of the tornado threat, but it's still a lot of heavy rain and snow for those areas that are seeing some extremely cold temperatures. here across the bay area, we're seeing sunshine. although there's a lot off the coast, some of those clouds reaching inland, but this is all being blocked by high pressure that is keeping it all clear and dry here. so if you're heading out for the afternoon, look outside at christmas in the park in san jose. looks good out there. temperatures still cold. as you step out the door, need a warmer coat. our temperatures headed for the mid-50s going into the afternoon and it's going to warm up and cool down just as fast as we've seen these past few days and all of this still cooler than what's normal. even for this time of year and tonight is going to be another cold one. so once again, we'll see freeze warnings going up from 1:00 to 9:00 in if the morning. even frosty con

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this story takes place on the atlantic coast of portugal, which is a renowned surface paradise that is especially true in winter when the huge waves attract athletes from all around the world. and if you want to follow some of the toughest surfers out there, then i'd like to introduce you to maria sousa. the young woman is more than happy to plunge head 1st into the waves of portugal, despite facing an extra hurdle in getting up on her board. she suffers from a nerve disorder, but on the beach of kirk, available near lisbon she together with the other members of her serf group. know that it is not the size of the waves that matters most. it's the feeling of riding it. aah! surfing in portugal, it's more than a sport. it's a way of life. the atlantic's way, strong surface from across the globe to cock avail speech near lisbon opera. and 14 year old maria sosa is here too. for her, it's 2nd nature to jumped into the waves despite her spastic paraplegia with foam was so feast that we're surfers. it's pretty hard if you haven't done it before. we go to the gov, let up again, but it's no pr

inventor made out the words and answered on the fashion project radio stations were built on the atlantic coasto conduct public broadcasting for ships equipped with reginald fessendon's operatic aria was staged by radio receivers. i loved it myself. playing the piano in his life, he received more than 500 patents for a variety of inventions and since december 23 , 1919, the history of the central museum of the armed forces in moscow has been counting. it was created by order of the reform council and was then called the exhibition of the life of the red army and navy. -revolutionary museum of the new soviet country. first he was housed in a human building. then they moved more than once to the sixty-fifth museum , its own building appeared on sovetskaya street the army museum holds 800,000 items. they reflect our entire military history since the 18th century. battle banners weapons awards works of art. movie photo documents of military uniforms and equipment on the observation deck. tanks, armored trains, even rockets and planes, the most important relic of the museum, the banner of victory ho

ah, what made it gas storage facility named morocco's at atlantic coast has burst into flames and made a series of explosion, of soap on new casualties have been reported. 5 i 5 has said to have been detained. the blaze media have said a gas leak could have been responsible. i've also been concerns about of the, from a woman who's being at the facility. local journalist saw a collab sent us this report from moral for we all know, damn ham mindy. i guess storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage that couldn't share online shows a huge flane's and the guest porridge is in the city near the court where you guys and other flammable materials are stored. data storage gets close to people and evan families and sit in inflated leave in near the facility, have evacuated to surround the people are here in the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very terrifying in it's mary, it's very dangerous. the old trade organization has ruled the us, violated international law by the legally input from hong kong, as being from china ortiz, kaylee moping a

of lake effect snow in the northern great lakes region, but also ocean effects in maine on the atlantic coast. the principle is the same cold moving over warmer water grazing intense storms. high winds, many whites out conditions in some areas even where the snowfall had stopped. many remained trapped in the homes, homes where power outages are expected to continue due to the blocked roads. it's not just power lines down, even though there's a lot of that. it actually is. substations are frozen and they now need to bring in equipment to repair the substations to get them back on like they were bought some feeling, they had no choice but to attempt to drive to circled warming stations. as their homes grew ever more frigid. despite advise that driving in white house conditions could lead to death either from a crash or being stranded in the cold. and some did find themselves trapped in the cause. with to day. fatalities have been reported in colorado, kansas, oklahoma, nebraska new york, and other states. bodies have been found in cars, non snow banks, others in the homes after emergency servic

let's take a look at north african our major gas storage facility near oracle is atlantic coast has burst into flames, a series of explosions, so far, no casualties have been reported. ah, firefighters are said to have contained the blaze. media pools have for the gas. they could have been responsible. they have also been concerned about other flammable materials being kept at the facility. focus local journalists saw a collab sent us this report from morocco. what we all know them. mm hm. maybe i guess storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage that couldn't shared online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court where you guys and other flammable materials are stored. this are storage, it's close to people and evan families and citizens living leave in near the facility have evacuated. the surrounding people are here in the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very to defy in, in doll it's mary anne. it's very dangerous. so the biggest flash poison finds it was in russia. i knew graham forces have been withdr

we're a major gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions, no casualties have been reported as of not ah, fire fighters are said to have contained that blaze this friday and i media in the country report a ghastly could have caused the fire on the scenes were witnessing. there are concerns about other flammable materials being kept up the facility to at speaking to the program earlier on this local journalist. sorry it'll up we all know them. maybe i get storage facility goes up in flames. today and there is a lot of footage they put in, shared online shows a huge plains and to get poor reduced in the city near the port where a gas and other flood ball materials are toward this storage. it's close to people and every families and citizens living near the facility have waited. the surrounding people are here in the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers . so it's very terrifying and it's very, it's very dangerous. ok, some news coming into us from india, we're more than a dozen people have been reported killed after a

past 25 years. turning attention to africa, we're a major gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames and that a series of explosions, new casualties have been reported. as of now, the just incredible scenes aren't they, and firefighters are said to have contains the blaze. now the media in the country reported a gas leak of the close of the fire, or at least the most probable one that our concerns about other flexible materials being kept up the facility to local journalists, sora epsilon, spoke to the program earlier. we all know, damn ham mindy. i guess storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage than foot in shared online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court, where you guys and other flammable materials are stored this ah storage. it's close to people. and evan families and citizens latent leave in near the facility, have evacuated. the surrounding people are here in the explosion. so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very terrifying in doll. it's mary anne. it's very dangerous. now, ind

a major gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions. so far, no casualties have been reported. ah, yeah. at this stage, fire fighters are said to have contained the blaze. media reports have said a ghastly could have been the reason for these scenes are concerned as well about other flammable materials being kept up the facility local journalists that, sorry, at a lab census, this report from rural. we all know them. mm hm. maybe i get storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage that couldn't shared online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court, where you guys and other flammable materials are stored data storage of it's close to people. and evan families and citizens latent leave in near the facility, have evacuated to surround the people are here in the explosion. so for as far away about 10 kilometers, so it's very terrifying in it's mary, it's very dangerous. the world trade organization has rule that the u. s. violated international law by labeling import, specifically fr

a gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions, no, no casualties. have been reported as of now. ah. yeah, incredible image is there on fire fighters has said to have contained it maybe in the country report a ghastly. it could have caused the fire or concerns about other from of all materials being kept up, the facility to local journalists, sarah et al. ob spoke to the program earlier. we all know them. ham mindy, i guess storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage that couldn't shared online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court where you guys and other flammable materials are stored. this storage of it's close to people and evan families and citizens laid leave in near the facility. have evacuated to surround the people are hearing the explosion. so for as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very terrifying in it's mary anne, it's very dangerous. there's something else to tell you about today. the world trade organization has rule about the u. s. violated internati

what now to north africa made gas storage facility near merrill close at atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions, sofa, no casualties have been reported. ah, 5 sizes are said served in saying that the blaze media reports house that a gas leak could have been responsible. i've also been concerns about of the frontal materials been kept at the facility. local journalist. sorry i philip santos. this report from morocco. we all know them. hm. maybe i get storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage and couldn't share online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court, where a gas and other flammable materials are stored. this storage, it's close to people and evans, families, and citizens floating leave in near the facility, have evacuated to surround the people are here in the explosion. so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very to defy in india, it's mary anne. it's very dangerous. the world trade organization has ruled at the u. s. violated international law by the labeling impulse, specifically fr

a major gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions. so far, no casualties have been reported. ah, firefighters are said to have contained the glazed media reports have said a ghastly could have been responsible. there have also been concerns about other from all materials being kept at the facility local, jealous. 2 sarah tar lab said of this report from morocco. oh, i mean he goes up in flames to day, and there is a lot of footage that wouldn't be shared online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court, where you guys and other flammable materials are stored this odd storage of it's close to people and even families and citizens living leave in near the facility i have evacuated. the surrounding people are hearing the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's mary to fi in in doll. it's mary anne. it's mary the nurse the current in and went to the you and her said his country will always stuck together with the u. s. as he put off a social media post for a picture of an american flag in th

a major gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames. amid a series of exclusions, no casualties have been reported as of now. ah, firefighters are said to have contained the blaze media in the country report. a ghastly could have been the cause of what we're seeing know on screen. there are concerns about other flammable materials being kept at the facility to local journalists. sarah s a lob spoke to the program. murder, we all know them. mm hm. maybe i get storage facility goes up in flames today, and there is a lot of footage that wouldn't shared online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court where you guys and other flammable materials are stored. this a storage, it's close to people and evan families and citizens lady leave in near the facility, have evacuated to surround the people are hearing the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very tier to fi in in doll. it's mary anne. it's very dangerous the world trade organization has rule about the u. s. violated international law by labeling import, specificall

ok. turning to african now we're a major gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames and made a series of explosions. no casualties have been reported so far. ah, firefighters are said to have contained the blaze, midi reports of said a gas leak could have been the reason for the scenes. there are concerns about other flammable materials being kept up. the facility to local journalists, sarah et al, up sent us this report from we all know them how many i get storage facility goes up in flames. today in there is a lot of footage they put in, shared online shows a huge plains and the guess who are reduced in the city near the port where a gas and other flood ball materials are toward this storage. it's close to people and every families and citizens living near the facility have evacuated. the surrounding people are here in the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers . so it's very terrifying and it's very and it's very dangerous. the world trade organization has ruled the u. s. violated international law by labeling imports, specifically from hong

we're at a major gas storage for 13 emerald curs. atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions. so far, no casualties have been reported. ah, 5 is a said to have contained the blaze media report for the gas the could have been responsible . have also been concerns about other probable materials being kept at the facility local jealous sorrow at the lab center. this report from morocco. we all know, damn ham mindy. i get storage facility goes up in flames today. and there is a lot of footage and couldn't shared online shows a huge flames. and a guess porridge is in the city near the court where you guys and other flammable materials are stored data storage. it's close to people and even families and citizens floating leave in near the facility have evacuated. the surrounding people are hearing the explosion so far as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's very terrifying in it's mary, it's very dangerous to old trade elimination. that has a rule that the u. s. violated international law by labeling inputs, specifically from hong kong, as being only generally from ch

he is a river inhabitant of the atlantic coast and the canadian beaver, who received a residence permit in north america, so he suddenly appears from the water, as it is interesting at first that he sticks his head out and for some time he listens only, making sure of safety, he emerges fearlessly a minute later, as the true master of the situation begins to surf the water . the beaver is a large animal - it is the second largest rodent in the world after the capybara, and in the eastern hemisphere, including belarus, it has no equal at all. the body length of a river mammal can reach a meter, and its weight is 30 kg. however, there are individuals even more massive in some cases. old well, well-fed beavers weigh up to 50 kg. it's amazing that sleds are superior males in size from that, apparently, animal waters settle along slowly flowing rivers and ponds, the banks of which are rich in woody vegetation and without this element they cannot exist on land. otherwise. here the beaver comes across as slow and slightly awkward. however, one has only to smell the danger, as he gallops to the

to, to do that for one, my guess story to another america gas storage facility near morocco's atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions. so far, no casualties have been repulsive. ah, 5 is a sense of insane did, lays me miracles, i said. and cathy could have been responsible that both of in concerns about other fumble materials being kept at the facility local jealous sorrow at phillip sent us this report from okay. we all know them. mm hm. maybe i get storage facility goes up in flames today. and there is a lot of footage and couldn't share online shows a huge flames. and the gas storage is in the city near the court, where you guys and other flammable materials are stored data storage of it's close to people and evan families and citizens flame leaving near the facility have evacuated. to surround the people are here in the explosion. so for as far away about 10 kilometers. so it's mary to to fi in in it's mary, it's very dangerous. the old trade organization has ruled the u. s. violated international law by labeling impulse, specifically from hong kong, as being onl

play for the d-league team and atlantic coast shipyard league. and i'll get to this later. so 19 games are played. steel league in pennsylvania as a. they have a best-of-three playoff. september 7 is the first game . steel league wins in september to the game is played in that center street. charles schwab, i told you about the soccer game being so charles schwab and bethlehem steel field built in 1914 for his team. he was the first ersoccer stadium in america with a grandstand . so steel is in and the team faces off in this do or die game for and it goes into extrainnings . the top of the 10th inning, the time is broken by the steel teams second base man named joe mccarthy. so joe mccarthy becomes much better known as manager of the new york yankees during the famous gehrig, ruth years. i think they won like seven or nine championships in his 15 years. so joe mccarthy ended upin the hall of fame . they ended up five hall of famers eeplayed in the bethlehem steel league. motley crew but lotsof influential people . so he won the championship on september 14, 1918. ended up g

mohamedia is the atlantic coast. to preliminary data it became, a propane leak, caught up with five tanks. workers and residents of neighboring areas were evacuated from the nearest streets, there were no victims, by the way, the storage facility was originally built in the industrial zone. away from residential areas, but the city has grown, well, now the tanks are near apartment buildings. the introduction of a 35% duty on household chemicals, hygiene products and a charge from unfriendly countries will not lead to a shortage . russian companies are able to more than compensate for this part of imports, according to the ministry of industry and trade. well, our correspondent alina repina, who decided to evaluate the competitiveness of domestic manufacturers, was surprised to recognize a number of positions in the cosmetic market, which many consider western. in fact, our natural butter looks very appetizing. and the benefits of african nowhere? i have never seen. so many different oils in one place. we have been pr

. $100 million is going to wind farms and planned for the entire atlantic coast over the next severalguess what is happening? now you have inflation and rising interest rates that are driving up the cost of these enormous wind platforms. they're like two football fields drilled into the ocean floor. now they're saying we're not sure we can build it. so they want a renegotiation which deals a blow to the president's green energy dreams. molly sign is in cape cod. hi, molly. >> hello, martha. you said it, political promises, juicy government-backed incentive. offshore wind project are facing economic conditions that are fanning fears about the entire industry. >> one major developer is moving to end contracts made with contractors. they're claiming about unprecedented commodity price increases and supply shortages and the overall viability of the project. may flower wind filed in support but swiftly sought to re-assure the state its project is viable. despite challenges caused by extraordinary global macroeconomic conditions. a settlement has been reached by dominion energy's coastal of

the object was previously buried under five feet of sand along florida's atlantic coast east of orlandoith state officials in florida to study what they think might be a wreck. hi, chuck, first of all. how are you doing? i'm wondering -- >> i'm doing great. >> wonderful. what about that debris or debris field makes you think that possibly it is a ship? >> well, thanks so much for having me. we were asked by the state of florida, my institution,s which is based out of the st. augustine lighthouse and maritime museum to go out and look at the space debris. people thought it might be the bleachers from when they did races at daytona. we can see definitively it is a shipwreck. we can see ceiling planking, frames, stringers with particularly scarves and the fasteners used to hold the timbers together. it is definitely a sailing -- the remains of a sailing ship, and almost certainly dates to the 1800s. >> oh, my gosh, fascinatifascin. what about 9 markers or pieces of the ship certainly make you believe it is from the 1800s? can you give me an idea of some of the details that were unearthed?

at number seven, nicole became the first hurricane to hit the atlantic coast in the second week of novemberds have certainly gone up. >> and the unusually late arrival brought a 500-mile wind field during outrageously high king tides. combination cost five lives and almost $2 billion in daniels. at number six, the 27th attempt at world cooperation on climate action went into overtime. as poor nations pleaded with rich ones to finally start picking up the tab for loss and damages. >> clearly, this will not be enough. >> in the end, almost 200 nations agreed to set up a fund to help the most vulnerable, but a global pledge to phase out fossil fuels were stonewalled by oil-producing nations. at number five, unpredictable water cycle brought the kind of floods seen once every thousand years. from dallas, where they got a summer's worth of rain in a day, to death valley, which set a record with two inches of rain in one of the driest spots on earth. 43 lives were lost in flash floods and mudslides across six kentucky counties. >> where are all these people going to go? where are they going to li

guyana is a coastal nation on the north atlantic coast of south america. a border with venezuela, brazil, and suriname. critics of the plan say the drilling could be a disaster for guyana and the world as the climate emergency intensifies. today, guyana is considered to be a carbon sink thanks to its dense rain forests and low emissions. but if exxon has its way, guyana could soon become what's known as a carbon bomb. we are joined by two guests. melinda janki is a guyanese environmental lawyer based in georgetown, guyana. she helped draft many of guyana's national environmental laws, including the environment protection act. she filed a landmark lawsuit against exxon and the guyanese government in may 2021 to stop the offshore oil drilling. we are also joined by longtime award-winning investigative journalist antonia juhasz, author of "the quest to defuse guyana's carbon bomb." antonia, talk about why you felt this was so important to bring to the world. >> thank you, amy, thank you for having me. good morning to melinda janki in georgetown. this is such

is now reaching the atlantic coast, after blitzing the south with tornadoes. scattershot storms there killed tee people in louisiana. roby chavez reports from new orleans. roby: just days ago, this pile of debris was a home. on wednesday, the woman who lived there lost her life to a tornado. >> the car was in front of this mobile home. roby: in killona, louisiana, many people living in trailers, still recovering from hurricane ida last year, had their lives flipped upside dn once again. they described the moment the storm struck. >> the awesomeness of it, the fierceness, the force of it, just in a matter of seconds can just change your whole life. roby: and what they saw when they woke up today. >> it looked like a bomb went off actually. roby: louisiana's governor toured the state today to see the damage. >> if you're in one of those families, who 10 days before christmas, you just lost a loved one, or someone was hospitalized or you just lost your home, then this weather event was as bad as it could get. roby: he said that as many as 10 to 15 different torna

effect, snow in the northern great lakes region, but also ocean effect center in maine on the atlantic coast. the principle is the same colder moving over warmer water. crazy intense storms. high winds meant white conditions in some areas, even where the slow fall had stopped. many remained trapped in their homes, homes where power outages are expected to continue due to the blocked roads. it's not just power lines down, even though there's a lot of that. it actually is sub stations are frozen and they now need to bring in equipment to repair the sub stations are to get them back on line. the reports of some feeling that had no choice but to attempt to drive to circled warming stations, as their homes grew ever more frigid. despite advised that driving in white out conditions could lead to death either from a crash or being stranded in the cold. and some did find themselves trapped in the calls for 2 days. fatalities have been reported in colorado, kansas, oklahoma, nebraska, new york, and all the states bodies have been found and cause known snow banks. others in the homes of to emergency s