or as brown coat. and then in this space here, just outside this study, but in between the study of the study and this study closet, we have this other space. so here here's the coat rack where washington hung all of his coats and again, this early plaster, no later paint on it. and this is the original 18th century paint. there's only two coats of paint on this woodwork. and you can see the back of the paneling that you normally see in study over here. and then finally, if we go behind this door. some really things to see. so a little bit of that, more of that original 18 century paint, but if we look back here into this space, this is behind the book press, which is in washington study. so the study is constructed in 1775. the book press added in 1786. so you see back here, you can even see the marks of the the scrub plane that the carpenters used to make the boards for this still intact these nice sawn studs. and then up here the original plaster except the cornice has been taken out. but the chair

speaking of predators, arctic wolves have a thick, pale coat. into the snowy terrain. and it definitely improves their chances of catching a meal. a polar bear's camouflage is so obvious it practically speaks for itself. but what might not be so obvious is the fact that their seemingly white fur isn't actually white. their hair follicles are hollow, transparent tubes that reflect visible light, making their fur appear white. under that clear fur, the bear's skin is black, which may help both protect against and absorb the warmth of the sun's rays. in contrast, whettle seals use a clever coloration trick that helps them go unseen in the water. lighter on the belly and darker on the top, it makes them stand out less to any predators lurking below them underwater. it's called countershading. sea-going penguins use the same countershading technique. in their natural tuxedos, they make camouflage ever so stylish. coming up, these pups will get big. very, very big. find out how these extra-large winter babies grew up to be legendary mountain rescuers.

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so thick coats, coats out. yeah. there you go. it might not be the best person to give fashion advice, but get the thick coat and the sweater first thing tomorrow morning. >> you'll do just fine, mark. >> there you go. >> bring it on. >> ben loman. over the past two days, you can see about 2.5in of rainfall. santa rosa, over an inch of rain in san francisco and oakland. identical rainfall totals at 2.68. so the rainfall is now history. and that cold air is now a big part of our weekend forecast. so we do have a freeze warning in place for the north bay valleys and also the parts of santa clara county for the east of the eastern hills there, and then a frost advisory for a good chunk of the bay area, not including san francisco, but it will be cold everywhere tomorrow morning. widespread 30s and the warm spots around there. still pretty chilly though in the low 40s out towards san francisco and pacifica. here's the radar imagery from earlier today. it was not completely dry. we still had some lingering scattered showers out there.

i'm laura coates and we start with the breaking news tonight. chaotic, fiery scenes in philadelphia. this after another plane crash, this time in a busy urban area. this one, a twin engine business jet crashing into a major street near a mall. this all happened shortly after 6:00 this evening. shortly after the plane took off from the northeast philadelphia airport. you can see the massive explosion that erupted right after that impact. the faa says that six people were on board and it was heading to springfield-branson national airport in missouri. ring doorbell video captured the moment of the crash, showing the plane in a nosedive before slamming into the ground. >> yeah, she's she's she's still hanging. >> the plane appears to be rotating as it was falling. it reached an altitude of about 1600 feet before plunging, coming down at 11,000ft per minute. the company operating the flight says one of the people on board was a pediatric patient. air traffic control audio describes the jet as a medevac flight. >> medevac med service. northeast tower

ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar.their anger and distress at its findings. enough is enough. from today, change will happen. this is a watershed moment. we are dealing with an investigation into nottinghamshire's_ the report found that there was no contact between valdo calocane he wasn't forced to take long lasting anti—psychotic medication, and calocane's family's concerns were not properly acted upon. it's changed its risk assessment process and employed more nurses since the attacks. have you ever read before in patient records such a stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? i will be honest with you, i have not seen that written in a set of patient records before. nature of that warning? that there were failings in calocane's care. navteonhal, bbc news. in the years before the attack, in which the three girls at a dance class last summer. the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. sweden's never seen anything like this, and you can tell. for cover under their desks. outside the colleg

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the style of clothing is coal is fine coat, which at loosely means embroidered and dates back to the 19 century. each region of ukraine has a unique style. but these clothes aren't just all to fax to be displayed in museums . people with the traditional clothing as a symbol of pride and resistance. yeah, the more so let me know. i think this is an incredibly beautiful tradition and was in it. there is something very important for women. a woman, embroidering her own shirt was a tradition passed down from generation to generation. each one of these patents has a very specific meaning to the local culture. this one, for example, is about the fatality of the learning. this is the harmony between 9th and i, and this one, for example, is the tree of life. now what you kind of design is doing is dating the symbols to reflect the new reality. the way once embroider, we celebrated things like agricultural heritage, some styles now reference the war in new to greens and in the style of military uniform with it's and that's half of all i think the beginning of the full scale war had a signific

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you want to have that winter coat with you the afternoon. it is cool, but it is a sunny day.e're not seeing any severe weather. the next 24 hours. daytime highs will be in the 50s overnight. tonight we'll find clouds on the increase as our next storm system arrives here tomorrow morning. so take a look at the storm impact scale. it's back on thursday with the level two storm rain with brief downpours, gusty winds and the chance of minor flooding. so here's future weather. those clouds thicken tonight. then the rain is steady and light by about 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. as we head into the afternoon, we'll likely track some scattered downpours. and underneath 1 or 2 of these, that's when we could see some minor flooding across the region. as we head into friday morning, we still could see an isolated shower before this system really kicks out of here in the afternoon, leading to that dry weekend on the way. winds will be an issue tomorrow, especially along the coast first thing in the afternoon, and then those winds become more area wide tomorrow night so we could see winds 30

. >> laura coates live next on cnn. >> closed captioning brought to you by guilt. visit gilt.com today for up to 70% off designer brands. >> guilt has the designers that get your heart racing. at insider prices. new. everyday. hurry! they'll be gone in a flash. designer sales at up to 70% off. shop gilt.com today. >> when tens of millions of fans tune in to the super bowl, they will not see this. the end racism slogan and the back of the end zone. instead, one end zone will say choose love and the other says it takes all of us. the league explains that the change is about capturing the moment of time in the country, and nodding to the turbulent past few weeks of fires, plane crashes and tragedy. they don't mention, though, the vip who is going to be attending the big game and that is donald trump. trump has made erasing every trace of >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we begin with a major breaking news tonight. the shocking plan from president trump to have america control gaza. it is one of the most stunning international proposals from any american president in,

it's more than 18 months since ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were stabbed to deathove. stay where you are. this is the moment valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, was arrested. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. an independent review of his care prior to the attacks, published on wednesday, found his risk was not fully understood or managed. good morning, everybody. once again, thanks for your attendance. relatives of his victims told a news conference that the authorities, who they say failed their loved ones, still need to be held to account. to the prime minister and the rest of the government, make this trauma stop and make ourfight stop now. you have confirmed there will be a public inquiry, but agree the terms that we have been pleading for. make it statutory. all of the agencies, organisations, institutions and vitally individuals must then and will be compelled to attend, give evidence and tell the truth. the families met sir keir starmer when he was leader of the opposition last year. they will meet him again, this time

generally people nathan, yahoo, gold drums proposal, but pursuing saying that it could coat and change history. today, drum said that the us would take care of the construction of the wall to intended treat and didn't too loud sending troops to do so in the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to will own it. and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side, the level of the side, and get rid of the destroyed buildings level of ad create and economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area john knob, i need them to corresponding benjamin about his group. i in washington dc. benjamin you're at this press conference. can you describe for us the reactions in the room when president trump made his suggestions on because that so this statement from us president trump definitely caught all of his journalists covering this press conference at the white house's east room off guard. because his plan to turn garza into what she called the riviera off of the middle

tonight on laura coates live. well, it's day 15 of donald trump's second term, and we almost got into two trade wars while also watching elon musk press control alt delete on an entire federal agency. yes, the world's richest man and doge leader. he's working to end the program responsible for delivering humanitarian aid all across the globe. now, he claims that usaid is a criminal organization and it's, quote, time for it to die, unquote. now, advocates argue that usaid saves lives around the globe. it treats diseases. it fights poverty. it responds to famines and natural disasters. it creates goodwill and promotes america's image abroad. now, that's the point that democratic lawmakers and protesters were trying to make outside the agency's headquarters. they say what trump and musk are doing is not even legal, because only congress can decide what happens to that agency. but that's not actually stopping the president or elon musk. trump says he doesn't need congress to scrap the agency, and the white house claim

. >> laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn. >> breaking news tonight.president trump has given himself a brand new title. chairman of the board of trustees of the kennedy center. he posted this on social media. i have decided to immediately terminate multiple individuals from the board of trustees, including the chairman, who do not share our vision for a golden age in arts and culture. we will soon announce a new board with an amazing chairman, donald j. trump. real. this is a real post. the current chairman, david rubenstein, is an ally of former president joe biden. cnn has reached out for comment from the kennedy center. rubenstein and the other members of the board. one member who was appointed appointed by a democratic president, said they had not yet heard of news related to the status of the board. my panel is back with us, and just moments ago, the kennedy center put out a statement saying they have heard about the social media post and some of the board members have received termination notices from the administration. there are some questions

£10 to a charity that helps protect animals, and yet they go to the marketplace and they'll buy a coata sandwich, whatever it is, a cosmetic, that deliberately causes suffering to animals and they just don't know about it. let's talk about the positive relationships that human beings forge with animals, which you also seem to say are morally unacceptable, that is, human beings keeping pets, human beings using guide dogs — those who are blind use guide dogs — those who keep animals for sport, whether it be pigeon fanciers who race their birds, or horse lovers who race their horses. all of these different relationships between human and animal, which many would find positive, you find deeply problematic. not at all. i mean some, yes. pigeon racing, for example. we've tried to stop it across the channel. but, no, the basic pet — i've written a book about keeping dogs, a book about keeping cats. and the compassion, please go to the shelter. and, briefly, on shelters. i must put this to you. you run your own shelters at peta. one. just one, in virginia. well, the one in virginia is now huge

grace 0'malley—kumar, and 65—year—old ian coates. force's work from home policy.magnet for scotland's waste. each year and campaigners say the only solution is to stop kevin keane has been to investigate. of scotland's dirtiest secrets — a litter sink depositing you see people pulling into this car park right here but of course, in the foreground, you've got all this plastic rubbish. where it gets stuck in the seaweed, making it impossible to clear. keeping litter out of the water in the first place is a crucial part of the answer. these last few years have been frustrating for us. return scheme come into action. we really hope to see it get over the line in october 2027. so there's a lot of hope there and that would lead to litter reduction, it would lead to a cleaner its first anniversary and customers are now well you put it into the machine and once it's empty and it has proceed on to the screen where you hit the payout button. it'll spit out a receipt and then you can redeem at the till. like the river dodder, and seashores, where litter monitoring the shores

that's where we'll see a good coating of snow. snow. we have a deficit out of new york city, 6 inches we have to make up for the season. where we're looking at the snow, this will be into tuesday and then eventually tuesday night, kicking into the mid-atlantic ande portions of the northeast. we have a big ribbon of blue, 1 to 3 inches of snow in portions of virginia where we just had half a coating of ice. we'll see half a foot of snow there. the biggest totals coming out of the central appalachians, maria. maria: marissa, thank you. quick break and then mcdonald's earnings expected to hit the tape in a couple minutes. we have the dow industrials up 169 right now. word on wall street panel is here after the break with some expectations about the year ahead. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. business, putting ai agents to work for people. like secret agents? no, more like autonomous minions that you control. to do what? well, jim's agents resolve simple customer issues. and patty's agents fla

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hospital order after killing students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and 65—year—old ian coatesbut the full version is being kept confidential. hundreds of administrative staff from home policy. it's thought nearly 2,500 workers the first foreign leader to meet president trump on tuesday. envoy to discuss the second stage of the gaza ceasefire. the talks today in washington. to eye on how to progress thus far. has brought tangible benefits. there's the increased aid going into gaza that in exchange for more than 500 palestinian prisoners and in the palestinian territories for a continuation to stage two. netanyahu's government, and possibly benjamin netanyahu himself, want to resume the war against hamas. it was interesting that mr netanyahu, as he boarded his plane to the united states, but number one was to defeat hamas because he clearly his long term goal of weakening iran and what israel sees as the axis of evil. involves saudi arabia. so i think there may be some tension about whether or not and how to proceed to a second stage. dr nimrod goren is president, mitvim institu

ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar. and tried to kill three others. in a major nhs reviewo help me, - but i can't because they failed. years before the attacks, something which is highlighted in the report. have you ever read before in patient records such a stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? in a set of patient records before. nature of that warning? together needed to change. nhs england has apologised to the families and says it's clear that there were failings in calocane's care. for the rest of their lives. navteonhal, bbc news. on bbc two shortly. we be discussing those feelings live and speak to emma webber, whose son was one of those killed that -e and we aridehqquihh h h ahridehe or hear h h aim; will hear hhhhahnother day. and we will hear from another mum who fears her could mom who fears her adott son cootd' because his care under same ,, trust same trust isn't good e she says. that's h a teenager who's been charged with murder after the stabbing of a 15—year—old boy at a school in sheffield has appeared in the city's youth court. harvey

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that means that some of our hills may be left with a coating of snow before we hit the weekend.o here's a look at that steady stream of rain. with that atmospheric river coming in, we can see the also pockets of heavy rain where we see the yellows and the oranges on the radar here, but most of it is green, indicating some light to moderate rainfall. a closer look shows that we are seeing some pockets of rain in the north bay, with some breaks here and there, so as you're driving, you may see some heavy rain and then all of a sudden it eases up and then you can drive for a while without any rain. but you do have to turn the windshield wipers off and on throughout that commute. this morning, as we are seeing some heavy rain around fremont and livermore. it is a ltle bit lighter for parts of the delta, and it is now starting to pick up for san jose, where the rain has been lighter. but as it comes over the santa cruz mountains, we expect the intensity to increase. and for the bay area, there is a flood watch in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. so with the coastal mountains and s

treacherous conditions in the midwest now moving east bringing up to eight inches of snow and a slick coatingf ice. somara theodore tracking the timing and the other storm right on its heels. >> janai: our "gma" cover story, a medical breakthrough. the promising early success of animal-to-human transplants giving new hope for thousands. what this could mean, coming up. >> whit: valentine's day just around the corner. we're sharing the love with "deals & steals" on some of our favorite brands. ♪ it's gonna be a good, good day ♪ >> will: counting down to super bowl lix. "gma" live in new orleans. the fashion taking over off the field. what the celebrity chefs are serving. plus, a big surprise from the nfl as super bowl super fans say -- >> all: good morning, america. [ cheers ] ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. so great to have you with us on this saturday. we have so much to get to this morning. gio is off today. >> janai: he is. >> whit: but have no fear. we got some ringers out there. we got the latest from new orleans. will reeve, morgan noorwood in the house helping football fans everywher

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. >> laura coates live tonight. at 11. eastern on cnn. >> more on our breaking news out of philadelphia. a medevac jet has crashed near a mall in the city. six people were on board, including a pediatric patient. we're waiting on word about whether there are any casualties on the ground in the surrounding neighborhood. joining us now is ryan tien, an eyewitness to the crash. ryan, first of all, tell us, what did you see? >> yeah. >> um. >> so i. >> first noticed the sky just being lit this, like, bright orange, and then it just after looking up, i turned around and was faced with this massive mushroom cloud. >> oh my god. >> and where were you at the time um, i think i was like, in the pc richard and sons parking lot around 2420 cottman ave. i was just getting food. yeah. and so when you saw that happen and this massive fireball, what did you think was going on? did you see the plane fall out of the sky? >> no, i didn't, but when i like, turned around and saw the massive mushroom cloud, i just my first assumption was like

it's time to get the big coat out. apparently it's going to be cold. guardian headline. we've got lammy again. nick. >> yes, trump said it could be a big mistake. but what this is, we've heard a lot about this us aid. this is a big thing. it looks like it's saying you said but it's us aid if you haven't heard about it. it was things like projects like giving $20 million to an iraqi version of sesame street, 2 million on morocco, moroccan pottery classes, 27 million on gift bags to illegals before deporting them. there's a whole list of absurd things you can. >> look up, but there is also drag shows in ecuador. and there was transgender pride in serbia, right? i mean, this is the sort of thing i can understand u.s. aid. it's the sort of soft projection of american values around the world, which sounds like a good idea, you know, democracy, stuff like that. but that's not the values that they're projecting. the values they're projecting. the values they're projecting. the values they're projecting are essentially sort of communism and transgenderism. >>

laura coates. liv starts right now. >> well. >> tonight the clock is ticking. >> for workers across. >> the federal own political beliefs ahead of the trump administration and the trump team. walking back, the president's plan to take over gaza. and it begs the question who knew about it beforehand? this plan. tonight on laura coates live. all right. just about, what, 24 hours you got roughly 2 million federal workers having to face a very dramatic choice. either you accept donald trump and elon musk's so-called fork in the road, or you venture down the path unknown. they face a midnight deadline tomorrow to resign and accept a so-called buyout. i'll tell you why i say so-called in a moment. and if they don't? well, then they run the risk of getting caught up in widespread layoffs. we know at least 40,000 workers have taken up the offer so far, but unions and state attorneys general, they're warning not to take the bait. they argue this likely isn't even legal. in just a moment, i'll talk with some

some freezing rain coated the snow resulting in this pileup in minneapolis. these cars sliding in rockland, new york and this truck in northern indna going off the road. one system developing over the southern plains monday will likely have snow falling in the ohio valley and mid atlantic on tuesday. right behind it, a second snowstorm brewing over the plains early wednesday and dropping a wintry mix over the great lakes and northeast again by thursday. bill with the public works department says those back-to-back storms could put a strain on snow removal departments. >> we go through about 300 ton of salt per storm. >> reporter: wow. >> that's a lot of salt. >> reporter: and, is there enough left in the reserve for the upcoming storm? >> it will be close, but we're going to get some ore. >> reporter: residents spending the day clearing out driveways, bracing for the next snowfall. more snow. what do you think about that? >> if it's fluffy snow, then i'll probably like it. then, if it's hard snow, i don't think i'll like it. >> reporter: it will be a little t

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