así que estará pendiente y permanecer en casa, sobre todo aquellos que vivan en boston.ommute es el camino al trabajo donde pudiera complicarse la situación. mucha precaución por allá han cancelado las escuelas también en algunos condados, pero cuando pase lo peligroso, tal vez salir a disfrutar de esta nieve. claro que sí. un pie de nieve se puede pasar muy bien. muchas gracias. claro nos vamos ahora hasta oaxaca, en méxico, donde una persona murió y otras 5 resultaron heridas al estrellarse un avión monomotor contra un centro de conservación de tortugas marinas en la playa de 8. el aparato cayó cuando intentaba realizar una aterrizaje de emergencia. el fallecido era un hombre de 62 años que se encontraba dentro del campamento de tortugas. los heridos 4 canadienses y un mexicano fueron llevados a un hospital cercano. las autoridades de nueva york amplían desde hoy el toque de queda a 24 refugios para migrantes debido al recrudecimiento de la violencia como la agresión a tiros de un menor venezolano de 15 años a una turista y a un oficial de policía. la golpiza que sufri

it's cold in boston, too.nk you very much, lawrence, for going back up there. >> brian: going to roxbury where 45 population are black. 28 are hispanic and latino, 48% are white. there might be vineyard moment suddenly the illegal immigrants have come home to say hello and they don't want to meet them. meanwhile to another fox news alert. new video obtained by fox news digital shows the host of the kansas city chiefs watch party in cuffs moments after three of his friends were found frozen to death in his backyard. >> steve: plus, we now know that that host apparently has checked into rehab after the tragedy and a source close to his family says he is facing his addiction head on we don't know exactly what he is addicted. to say. >> ainsley: brooke singman is here with the latest. even though we saw him in handcuffs. the police say he is not 100 percent being investigated this is not a homicide. >> that watch party host jordan willis later released by police. we are now learning that he checked himself into re

we're still dealing with it from new york into boston before it departs.we go through the evening hours and brings in some strong winds on the backside, snowfall totals topping six plus inches of snow just north of new york city and around places like boston. from accuweather, i'm meteorologist melissa dancer >> coming up, a surprise for valentine's day shoppers record prices. >> but first, they're calling it a day of action. why? flight attendants are protesting today. and it's not just for higher wages. >> and later, taylor swift's chicken tenders at 5 a.m. all th morning america. >> welcome back. a massive drug bust in colombia. more than five tons of cocaine headed to the u.s. were seized from a home. police found a gate in the floor which led to the drugs. the bust is worth $150. >> million flight attendants are joining forces today in what's being called a day of action. a global picket in cities across the u.s. and the u.k. among their demands, higher wages and an end to sexism. abc's lionel moise reports. >> this morning, flight attendants around t

>> it shows you the urgency they take when it comes to matters here in boston.ng on what the conditions are, you know, they are quick to move money around and make things happen. again, this idea folks have been asking for an upgrade for the last 10 to 15 years, and overnight we are finding funding to rehabilitate the building to fit the state's needs. >> gillian: one resident in your neighborhood, a guy named rodney singleton asked why the government singled this out, it's a pro -- predominantly black neighborhood, has the community received a response to that question? >> no, not a concrete answer, but again, you know, myself and others who have been asking this discussion over years of neglect of roxbury, we all know it goes back to voting percentages here in the district. they seem to use roxbury and certain parts of boston where black and brown predominantly live, they make changes without asking for the community's approval. >> gillian: take a listen to the bos ton mayor talking about the folks, 125 families roughly who are going to be moved into the rec c

passengers landing in boston, they had to stay overnight.he jet is now being inspected. >>> now to the strong winds that forced a british airways jet to abort its landing in london. the pilot fighting the winds all the way down here. the plane, you can see, rocking back and forth as the wheels touch the runway. at the last second, the pilot then pulling back up, going around one more time, safely landing on the second attempt. never fun. >>> when we come back here tonight, here in the u.s., this new and major storm. blizzard warnings, multiple states and on the move tonight. >>> there's also news coming in tonight on college basketball star caitlin clark. what she's now revealed. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weig

scary moments on board a flight from sfo to boston yesterday. this plane never made it to boston.plane had to make an emergency landing in denver. here is our reporter. >> we're going to land in denver. transit that is the voice of passenger kevin clark, filming out his window as united flight 364 was about to make an emergency landing in denver get the flight from san francisco to boston was diverted when the crew discovered this slat on a wing was damaged. >> we took off. read my clock started to record when he heard loud noises. >> i heard a violent vibration. it was very loud. i was like, that's not normal at all. >> reporter: about 45 minutes into the flight, clarke noticed the pilot looking at the wing too . >> he goes behind me. i was not paying as much attention, but he goes back to the caulk pick , then comes on the d.a. and says, we've discovered we have some damage on one of the front flaps, and we will diverge to denver to put you all in a different plane. >> reporter: bay area aviation analyst mike mccarron said answers about what happened will come soon, but he notes

boston schools already closed. authorities are warning of a treacherous morning commute right up the i-95 corridor. you see it right there. rain turning to snow. and it's when that shift happened that will determine the snow amounts. up to eight inches in new york city and boston, up to a foot further inland. these images tonight of the snow-covered roads in branson, missouri, from this system. tonight, across the northeast, an army of snow plows at the ready. this is philadelphia's bpenndot operations center. chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off tonight, timing this all out for us. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. with those two to three-inch per hour snowfall rates, new york city could see more snow in one hour than we've seen the entire winter. we are still in 16-inch deficit and we are not alone. if you see a winter storm warning, that pink color, you're about to get a lot of snow. and that's coming tomorrow. let's talk about who gets what and when. because there's coastal flood alerts and gusts up

i'm from boston. i'm from boston. >> (inaudible) >> the only realistic possibility out there, whoever candidate supports our issues is going to get our endorsement. if we're not confident in any candidate, we're not going to any candidate. >> they're more important than i am, trust me. they're the reason why this country keeps moving. >> one question recently --. >> what's the most important -- (inaudible) >> for me it's right to work. >> i would agree with, i agree, right to work. >> (inaudible) >> one more time, i'm sorry. >> (inaudible) >> i can answer that question, i was posed the question last-- no, he will. i was posed the question you're a union boss so you have to, you know, guide your members the right way. i'm not a union boss. these are the bosses, our rank and file members that allow us the position, and inclusion and transparent power, we're a bottom up organization. (i (inaudible) >> look, there's no question the biden administration has been great for unions, but again, sometimes dialo

boston no recibe más de 4 pulgadas de nieve desde 2022.s para ayudar a los más vulnerables. aranza muchas gracias sonia y mucha precaución para la gente. muy amable. buenas noches. salen a la luz nuevas imágenes del momento preciso en el que un avión privado se estrella en la carretera y 75 en el suroeste de florida. y ahí lo tiene en su pantalla. miren nada más donde está el círculo rojo. iban 5 personas a bordo. el piloto había alertado que le fallaron ambos motores y necesitaba hacer un aterrizaje de emergencia. sin embargo, el avión se estrella contra el pavimento y se prende en llamas. 2 personas a bordo fallecieron y 3 lograron salir caminando por su propia cuenta. este incidente está aún bajo investigación. hoy comenzó la audiencia a puerta cerrada sobre los documentos clasificados de mar al agua encontrados bajo posesión del expresidente trump. la jueza de distrito eileen cannon se reunió con el equipo de defensa de trump y con el equipo del fiscal especial, quien le pidió a kanen que por favor reconsiderara una orden para revelar

we were in new hampshire last week and drove to the boston airport to get on our flight. were migrants living at the airport and they were moving them to shelters. that is why lawrence went there this morning. they are housing the migrants now and people are upset, right? >> lawrence: good morning, family. ainsley, you are right, people are upset about the current circumstances in the community. we have sound from kesha effey. remember last night they moved these migrants here in the middle of the night and they closed this door. it is not open to the public. not even people on the city council can go view it. they own the land. there is wallpaper covering that. we were able to look inside. this is what we're able to see. looks like a refugee camp and people we talk to on the ground are furious. one woman says kids that used to go here will return to the street. take a listen. >> it is place for our children. i have four children. it is sad, i have four boys. we don't have nothing in the community that is free for us. it is great they want to help the immigrants, what abo

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an ambulance transporting a patient narrowly avoiding colliding with another car across i-95 near boston. brutal cold now on the way. and the ice concerns for tomorrow morning's commute. ginger zee and rob marciano both here tonight. >>> also this evening, the other weather concern, those homes in california teetering tonight on the edge of a cliff. a landslide carving out what was once their backyards. why the families are being allowed to stay. more rain is coming. >>> tonight, president biden calling donald trump un-american, after trump said he would encourage russia to attack one of our nato allies if they didn't up their defense spending. and tonight, on capitol hill, the republican-led house set to block aid to ukraine. they say it's because of the border. and yet, they turned down the bipartisan border deal last week. so, mary bruce cuts through it all tonight. >>> the newly obtained video tonight showing that deadly jet plane crash on a highway. the plane hitting a vehicle, exploding into flames. those who survived the scene running from the wreckage. >>> also, news on that smal

. >>> the united flight from san francisco to boston making an emergency landing in denver. passengers looking out the window, seeing chunks of the wing missing in midair. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. after donald trump was fined nearly $355 million in his civil fraud case, tonight, the exclusive interview. new york state attorney general letitia james saying she's now prepared to seize donald trump's assets, including his buildings, if he doesn't pay the money. aaron katersky with the interview. >>> president biden tonight promising major new sanctions against russia following the death of putin critic alexei navalny. martha raddatz overseas. >>> the major storm slamming california. first responders pulling flood victims to safety. the winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. this system set to move right across the country. matt gutman in the storm zone. >>> the major headline tonight that will affect women and families who turn to ivf to have a baby. the unprecedented ruling tonight by alabama's highest court, determining frozen embryos qualify as people. what this c

and of course, the boston marathon the bombing there in 2013, i covered a lot of boston marathons and the word boston and marathon is now always linked to the tragedy of 2013 and again, i do believe sadly, we will now think of that super bowl and this glorious moment, the parade, the joy. think travis kelce and all the guys running around. it will now forever be linked to this tragedy that of course we're just starting to find out about historic examples of this very important death. thanks, christine josh campbell, let me get back to you. as i've mentioned, the police will hold another press conference momentarily. what questions do you have? and i know you've used to work at the fbi. what questions do you have that you're hoping to get answered? well, first, are the people who were taken into custody. are they willing to talk? are they describing what exactly happened? we've seen in a number of incidents where people who are involved in shootings will willingly tell police what occurred. sometimes they will lawyer up if these were indeed innocent bystanders who were just there with

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boston right now under winter weather advisory.n see now the rain is changing over to snow as this system pulls in that colder air. plus, we've got coastal flood advisories 1 to 2 feet above normal. high tides could bring flooding stretching from boston all the way down into the del mar peninsula. so here we go. these are the impacts we're looking at. washington, d.c. steady snowfall from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. windy, up to 40 miles an hour wind gusts. philadelphia 8:00 a.m. until noon. gusts up to 35. steady snowfall in new york city until 1:00 p.m. gusts up to 35 miles an hour. we head into new england, providence, your heaviest snow from 7 to 3. gusty winds up to 35. and boston 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and, again, those strong gusts. snowfall amounts, the heaviest going to be right pretty much along the coast and inland. allentown pa. about 3 to 7 inches. philly, 1 to 3. new york city, 3 to 7 inches of snow, depending on those 1 to 2 inch snowfall rates. providence, 4 to 8. boston about 2 to 4 inches, but it's been a while since

boston rob from "survivor.astermind >> jimmy: he's a mastermind. >> yeah, the mafia don >> jimmy: did he get in your head immediately and you go - >> well, so here's the thing, so, you know, we have a noninterference policy on the show we're just there to document what's going on, and make sure the cameras are in the right place and, you know, we have cameramen in the water, up in trees. we have drones we have cameras everywhere and i knew rob, because i've seen just about every episode of "survivor" ever >> jimmy: yeah, me too >> but i couldn't spoil it i couldn't give that away. >> jimmy: oh, you can't tell everyone, "hey, that's --" >> in case the other people didn't know. it would be up to them to find out. >> jimmy: that's part of his act. >> and put the target on his back >> jimmy: yeah, he's like, "oh, i'm a lawyer." >> so i had to keep it quiet but pretty early on, someone blew him up. >> jimmy: they knew it >> and now he -- he's out for blood. >> jimmy: yeah what's your connection to -- do you have a b

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close to 39 in boston. by the end of this week. and just to let you know, 3.2 inches officially at central park was not only our biggest snowstorm in more than two years, since january of 2022, but brought us to 5.5 inches for the season. we're still more than a foot, david, short of where we should be to date. >> david: that is incredible. but heed the call there from ginger and rob tonight, don't be fooled, it will be dangerous tomorrow morning with all this ice. ginger, thank you. >>> the other weather concern we're tracking tonight, those homes teetering on the edge of a cliff in california, after a landslide tore the hillside away. their backyards now gone tonight. with more rain on the way. abc's matt rivers on the scene south of los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic images showing homes on the edge, seemingly on the verge of falling into the ocean just south of los angeles. a recent landslide sending debris plunging at least 150 feet below, ripping away this home's backyard, leaving the patio poking out just fe

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from denver, the passengers took another flight to boston. they got in safely last night. the faa says they plan to investigate. back to you. >>> producing a lot more energy than he can use. why didn't he get paid for? i am chris camara. nbc bay area responds next. >>> i am chief meteorologist, jeff. 99% normal for the snowpack. central sierra, anyone. i will talk more about rain i will talk more about rain chances this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> tonight we respond to a southbay who says he did not get the payment he was promised for his solar energy. >> chris stepped in to break this standstill. >> reporter: keith in san jose has sol

in boston around the same time. but i you know, i left boston in 85 with my infectious disease. and it was a time when was just, you know, filling the wards, mid-eighties mid eighties and just, you know, for the long time we didn't know what this was. then we had a virus discovered and all we that it was going to kill you. yeah, exactly that's how we knew. and then you know about the time i was living in boston, we knew what it was. we had an hiv test, and we now could see the dimensions of this. but everyone told me that the place i was going to populate in 50,000 would have one hiv infected patient every other year. maybe. and, you know, instead when i got there in what i thought was a fairly short time, i was following almost 100 people with hiv infection in a town of 50,000. then the and the mystery, such as it was, was why why does this town have that much hiv? and as it turned out, i had stumbled on to a phenomenon of migration and the and the the paradigm went like this. a young man grows up in a small town a

but many of the big cities saw far less than that, including boston.nth of an inch at the airport. main reason for that, the overall track of the system shifted a little bit to the south. but also the northeast winds bringing in the relatively mild air from the atlantic, keeping boston in the rain quite a bit longer, and keeping down the snowfall totals. any melting happening today could refreeze by morning with temperatures well below freezing. teens and 20s. watch out for black ice. a couple more chances of snow going through this week and into the weekend. fast-moving systems will bring maybe a few to maybe a half a foot of snow for some. but it is going to be the cold that millions will feel. by saturday morning, 190 million with temperatures below freezing, norah. >> chris warren, thank you. >>> back here in washington, president biden today came out swinging against former president donald trump, calling his comments about russia invading nato countries shameful and dumb. the president says trump's remarks raise the stakes for congress to approve

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at children's hospital in boston is that the forefront the digital twins of a human heart, thanks to this technology, the effects of different treatments can be tested without having to operate. surgery on children's hobbs is considered extremely risky. boston's children's hospital is b, a heading the use of data the twins to develop treatment plans, specifically tailored to each time the at the forefront is dr. steve divine. to develop the 1st digital twin of a human ha. they're creating virtual twins of the children. some are as early as newborn and performing the surgeries on the virtual twin 1st. the siding upfront what is best and then trying it out on the child. and in many cases, they only have one shot to save the child's life. and the results have been spectacular. ready ready ready ready ready dr. steve levi and started researching for the living hoc project around 10 years ago for very personal reasons. it's donna jesse suffered from a real hobby defect and had to undergo several operations as a child, not all of which was equally successful. she is now benefited from the

i'm from boston. i'm from boston. you said it's a range of possible. the only realistic possibilities out there is whatever whoever candidate supports our issues is going to get our endorsement if we're not confident in any candidate, they won't get any endorsement. so eventually we we have to know we have to move on what the most important issue we have in a lot of our the debt more important than i am, trust me. the other reason why this country keeps moving. we just have one question. i said, what's the most important issue to everybody in the endorsement decision? for me, it's right to work. i would agree with. i agree. right to work. is he also the perception that there is a difference between a difference of political support from the rank and file versus leadership? one more time. i'm sorry, i do you also feel the way president trump is describing who is out there, do you feel like there's a difference of the sense political sentiment from the rank and file versus union? i can answer that question. i was i was posed the question last night. well

public schools are closed in new york and boston.sing a door during a flight monday night near buffalo new york. the plane did land safely. police have not received reports of any injury or damage. the door has not been recovered. >> this morning a woman from new jersey is getting ready to break down a major league barrier. umpire jen powell is set to work her first mlb spring training game next week. in the regular season she'll be in aaa, just one step from being major league baseball's first female umpire. she'll be the first woman to work in spring training in 17 years. >> long time. >> long time. >> we got a lot more ahead including valentine's day prices. why you may be spending more on chocolate this year. that is coming up. now to super bowl mvp patrick mahomes. will reeve spent sometime with him at disneyland where he celebrated the victory. will, i gotta say, this is becoming very familiar for you, my friend. >> reporter: for both me and patrick, michael. good morning. he wins the super bowl, i meet him at a disney property

it's a 11610 to win boston extending their league-best record in a 20 to 45.12. next, on the other hand, they fall into fourth in the east and they've now lost six of their last eight games with injuries plaguing several other top players in recent weeks. >> it was a >> magic all finish to the magic pistons game tied with just seconds to go. paolo banchero hitting a circus shot to win the game with just eight tenths of a second left on the clock. the 20th one year old is battling illness and struggled all night when he came up clutch and was overcome with emotion afterwards >> it was important he's just been told me, i've been feeling terrible. i played terrible, and i just give credit to my teammates, mandy they looked to me the whole game so i'll know why i'm are high right now there's a hard game in i'm proud of mine. i'd say for sure nhl now because i know my canadian for kim loves his hockey. and how about this fight? rangers rookie matt ramping, starting off with the fight of the year with forward from the flyers, nicholas they laurie a the laurie a 61 rent

and boston, cbs news boston today, recreation community will be used to house migrants and recreationacility is home to a track program free of charge for kids in low income communities and the coach said we have kids impacted. this is one of the few stable times in their lives, let's yank that from the american without resources and put guys like this in the facility, that is what our founders wanted. >> tammy: some say these people came here legally. no they did not, they are out on parole seeking asylum. do they look like they need asylum? they are somehow unsafe? maybe they are because they are criminaling and do stuff like this. this picture is worth a thousand words, these pictures are worth a thousand words. you have these people who are here, taking food or shelter and going ahead and doing this after beating up a cop. >> tammy: can i chime in, three west coasters, we've had illegal immigration problem for generations. people coming in. southern californians know it and experience it. this is new. this is not usually what happens. we've had the border issue for a long time and