d. c. thanks a flash greens, carson roads is that re ice up tomorrow afternoon? arisen good cozy at home, perhaps meteorologist matthew caputo there in washington d. c. thanks for analysis. than you now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. in afghanistan, dozens of women have rallied in the capital kabul to protest the ban on women entering universities. the taliban announced the measure earlier this week, prompting international condemnation. female students have since been turned away from university campuses across the country the legit boss of ages biggest crime syndicate dubbed ages l chapo has been extradited to australia. chinese born a canadian said she lob faces drug trafficking charges and is suspected of running one of the world's biggest suppliers of illegal methamphetamines. u. s. senate has passed a $1.00 trillion dollars spending bill for the next year. the bill is aimed at averting a partial government shut down and includes $45000000000.00 in new aid for ukraine . the bill now goes to the house of representatives where it's expected to pass. we haven't had a single governmen

d. c. matthew, the blizzard of the century. the mantle has stuck for the storm that struck north america. but did this storm earn that title? i think it most definitely did, because it came in so many different parts for stars. we had something called a bomb cyclop, or a low pressure system already great lakes, that radley intensified and sucking. so here down bottom it back to the top. and as result, holding it very rigid air in the back side, temperatures down to minus 40 degrees on the centre. us then is the distant question to canada and a blizzard about great lakes. thanks the late effects. know basically all that whole airport right now. great. nice pick that was your from the route to the warm water below. does that is heavy snow with about $150.00 centimeters about low parking force. when gus for about 37 hours is down to 0 and about $24.00 to actually $36.00 people. so far, confirmed from asked on here the region is used to cold weather and get all those people died. what does this tell us about al preparedness for the

d. c. matthew, as always a pleasure to see you, but some very dismal news with the death toll just safe to keep going up and up. are you surprised by how many people died in this storm? he says, i am in really i'm just more disturbed than anything else. this is something we're seeing in 2022. this storm was well forecast we knew were days what the impact would be. we knew exactly how it all we knew the timing. we knew everything about it, and yet the fact that people still ventured out defined sort of what we were supposed to do is very disheartening. now, this storm is tied to the united states was having buffaloes much more localized behind the bomb cycle. we're having ways out of the west, south west, i told the direction pouring down here in ontario, taking up moisture from the lakes and just a policy and as very heavy snowball without a $150.00 plus centimeters falling so far as a pass. yeah, it's quite dramatic images even for places that are used to wild winter weather given how well meteoro

d. c. matthew, good to have you back the, the blizzard of the century there, calling it has this storm in north america earned that title. and the most definitely has because it had so many different ads. it actually began to something called a bomb site loan, and he just rapidly intensifying low pressure system over the great lakes. the cause a flash reason. east wide arctic side. you're eco parked across, sent to us that grow live it's nose and broad temperatures down to minus 40 celsius on the north. such us winds to probably 90 to 130 kilometers per hour. and then the 2nd back occur in buffalo. latex knows totally about a $150.00 or more centimeters in roughly $24.00 at least dead. and it's been, you know, that said a year full of extreme weather, as we've just seen in that report all over the world. is there even worse? you have to come to think so the questioner was asking is whether or not this particular event is tied to a human plan, a change when it comes to buffalo. so there are certain

d. c. matthews. tell us a just how bad the storm is. yeah, most definitely is fat for like 3 or 4 different reasons. so we've heard the term bomb cycling before. but what does that mean? basically this door is radley intensive by so quickly, this evacuating air and out the top as such a rate that it's sucking air in the bottom from all sides. when eastern side we're seeing warm weather, a lot of rain from the eastern sea, we're with a lot of wind as well. yes. you about 90 kilometers per hour, but the bigger issue with that on the east coast. washington c. philly, boston new york. is that the rainbow ball then rapidly fries in cars and flash fries later on to dangerous robin on the back side of the system, you have cold air pull down from siberia in canada, causing temperatures near minus 40 celsius over the place in between that class of the year masses causes snow and blizzard conditions. and just how dangerous is dangerous, is it for people when temperatures are dropping so low? yes, i think it is both how low they get and how quickl

matthew computer in washington d. c. there. matthew, thanks very much. then you, well, pope francis has delivered his annual christmas day address to worshippers at saint peter's basilica in rhyme. this is speech focused on conflict and war around the world, particularly in ukraine. a christmas overshadowed by the conflict in ukraine who francis dens of the horrors of war and the destruction caused by 10 months of fighting and makes an appeal for beasts. nurses were those, let us see the faces of our ukrainian rumors and sisters together for who were celebrating christmas in the dark and cold or far from their homes. i may, the lord inspire as to offer solidarity to those who was suffering already. a may he enlightened rose. you have a power to silence for weapons and puts an immediate end to this war, which that was insane. shaka frances drew attention to other war zooms around the world, no longer in the head life for just sergio and yemen. he delivered his traditional or be it, or be blessing to paulson's gathered on saint peter's square. but this is

d. c. matthew, the blizzard of the century has this storm in north america earned that title? it most definitely has it, again, is something called a bomb cycle. in this raleigh low pressure system over the great lakes intensified so quickly. it's acting very cold there on the back side, downtown minus 40 degrees. after that, look into canada. those cold was in the back side of lew, down the long edge of lakes hearing in ontario, picking up which from the relatively warm waters and dumping that in for a very heavy snow in buffalo and watertown new york. now one of the other issues, the strong winds just upwards of 110 to 120 kilometers per hour, couple that with a very heavy snow and we got 37 hours reader blizzard conditions and 12 consecutive hours of 0 visibility is not quarter mile not meters, like 5 years or less, and so the report was out of arm. fortunately, that number was now a lot of these regions are no stranger to cold weather, but more than 50 people have died so far. what does this tell us about our preparedness for such extreme weather events? i think one of the

d. c. thanks a flash breeze. carson roads is that re ice up tomorrow afternoon? arisen good cozy at home, perhaps meteorologist matthew caputo there in washington, d. c. thanks for analysis that you let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and i've got to stand dozens of women have rallied in the capital kabul to protest the ban on women entering universities. the taliban announced the measures earlier this week, prompting international condemnation. female students have since been turned away from university campuses across the country. the u. s. judge has released disgrace crypto currency executive sam bank mon fried on a $250000000.00 bon facing fraud charges related to the collapse of the f t x crypto currency exchange, which he founded. prosecutors accuse them of stealing billions of dollars from customers. the united states senate has passed a $1.00 trillion dollars spending bill for the next year. the bill is aimed at averting a partial government shut down and includes $45000000000.00. a new aid for ukraine . bill now goes to the house of representatives where it's

ok, thank you. meter ologist, an atmospheric scientist, matthew capuchin, washington, d. c. jellies winters may not seem so harsh to north americans facing winter storm right now, but many thousands of indians who live on the city streets must struggle to survive the season. this time of year, local authorities open additional homeless shelters. other organizations bring help directly to the streets. dw, marina chowdhury joins one of them. is it assists those most in need? it's early morning on a frigid day in daily. and scores of people had lined up for up up of what d and breakfast for most of them, it may be the only decent wheel they'll have to do. this is just one of the locations where the charity, viji carnita, or elder brothers home, as it is called an english is tribute food to migrant workers and the homeless youth. brothers come a gte and cream. do you think round the organization a large group of warranty with joined them every morning? during winter the also had the destitute in other ways. apart from giving out food . in the goals you them be fine. there does

ok, thank you. meter ologist, an atmospheric scientist, matthew capuchin, washington, d. c. let's get a round up now of some other headlines around the world. hundreds of ukrainian civilians are fleeing the recently liberated city of her son as attacks by russia intensify. ukraine's military said to russian forces far, $33.00 rockets at civilian targets in just the 24 hours to early wednesday. russian forces abandoned harrison last month and one of ukraine's most significant gains in the war. north korean leader kim jong has presented new goals to further bolster his military. he made the remarks at a meeting of top party officials where key policies are being set for the coming year. north korea conducted a record breaking number of weapons test this year, ratcheting up the regional friction. tensions are growing between the balkan states of serbia and cost of it with concerns about the possibility of armed conflict. breaking out, serbia has put its military on high alert and erected roadblocks along the border. kosovo, says serbia is preparing a pretext for a military oper

of, you know, if there was to be a connection would be that i'll be an unlike ok, matthew computer in washington, d. c. them after you. thanks very much. then you or pipe francis has delivered his annual christmas day address to worshippers at saint peter's basilica in rhyme. this year's speech focused on conflict and war around the world, particularly in ukraine. a christmas overshadowed by the conflict in ukraine. francis tens of the horrors of war and the destruction caused by 10 months of fighting and mix in a b for peace. not as while those let us see the faces of our ukrainian rivers and sisters together for who were celebrating christmas in the dark and cold or far from their homes. may the lord inspire as to offer solidarity to those who was suffering already? a may he enlightened rose. you have a power to silence for weapons and puts an immediate end to this war. how quick that whoever is. shane shaka, frances drew attention to other war zooms around the world no longer in the head, lice for just syria and yemen. he delivered his traditional or be it or be blessing to paulson's gathered on sa

matthew wright watch in d. c. thank you. let's turn out some other stories making news right now. for the taliban abandoned women from working for foreign and domestic. and joes in afghanistan alleged that there were complaints that some women were not wearing. headscarf van comes days after talbot ordered universities to close to women. almost 2 dozen people having killed in rush after a fire broke out in private nursing home. dozens of firefighters fought to control the blaze in the siberian city of grove. already save care home was operating illegally and have vowed to inspect similar facilities reach. these 9 people have been killed of south africa after a truck carrying liquefied gas exploded. outside yon as bird official say, the tanker scraped a low bridge, sparking a fire that triggered the blast. explosion also burned down to houses and damaged a nearby house. members of the kurdish community of class with poll police in paris during the 2nd day of protests over an apparent racist attack that killed 3 courage there. on friday, thousands of people gathered in central paris

i spoke earlier with matthew raleigh, just matthew pitchy in washington, d. c. and asked him what the current situation is like in the us capitol? yeah, most definitely. so me here in the nation's capital and temperatures are roughly dropped yesterday afternoon, eastern time. so we saw a morning temperatures around 345 degrees celsius plenty rainfall. then aside during arctic front came through, we saw a brief burst of snow. you grapple so snow pellets and then suddenly those temperatures plummeted. all the moisture and airy roadways froze and the wind picked up gusting to about 70 kilometers per hour and actually knocking down a tree just as at the city. and fortunately, killing a driver. now across the us, we're seeing the worse are pretty much every season. over the center us temperature is pointing back about minus 40 celsius. over the eastern u. s. strong winds gusting to near 100 kilometers per hour over upstate new york. visibility is literally down to 0, people can't see more than 3 meters away. and of course you have the snow as well in some places. you

ok, matthew can peachy in washington. d. c. them after you. thanks very much. then you will pipe francis has delivered his annual christmas. di address to worship is at st. peter's priscilla kane rhyme. this he is speech focused on conflict and war around the world, and particularly in ukraine of christmas, overshadowed by the conflict in ukraine. ah, francis tens of the horrors of war and the destruction caused by 10 months of fighting and makes an appeal for peace. nurses laross, let us see the faces of our ukrainian remiss and sisters the day before we were celebrating christmas in the dark and cold or far from their homes. i may, the lord inspire as to offer solidarity to those who are suffering only a may he enlightened rose. you have a power to silence for weapons here and put an immediate end to this war. i wish that whoever incense arca francis drew attention to other war zones around the world no longer had lives for just celia and yemen. he delivered his traditional or be it, or be blessing the palaces gathered on saint peter's square. but it is she,

never mind buffalo, a very bottom of the city that was matthew poochie meteorologist based in washington, d. c. o. bethlehem is widely celebrated as the birthplace of jesus. droves of pilgrims and tourists visit the palestinian city in the west bank to say the grotto that believe is v as the spot where jesus was born. but one is riley archaeologist thinks every one has it wrong, and he's not alone. his team has spent years collecting artifacts in another bethlehem to the north. in israel's galilee, it's just down the road from the ancient city of nazareth. he says his findings prove that joseph and the heavily pregnant mary walked just 7 kilometers, not 150 to the manger, where the christian messiah was born. it's a well known tale and the young family in need of a boy whose birth began the christian narrative and founded an entirely new religion. joseph and a heavily pregnant married travel from their home in nazareth to the city of bethlehem, near jerusalem. or so the story goes, but not everyone agrees on the details. worth of the chances that a 9 month pregnant woman would ride on the donk

matthew capuchin meteorologist base in washington, d. c. and i earlier asked him just how bad the storm in the united states is almost at least like 3 or 4 different reasons. so we've heard the term bomb psych, one before. but what does that mean? basically, the story is radley intensive by so quickly. there's a vast waiting air and out the top as such a rate that it's sucking air in the bottom from all sides when eastern side we're seeing warm weather, lot of rain of emergency we're with a lot of wind as well. yes. you about 90 kilometers per hour, but the bigger issue with that on the east coast was niecy philly, boston new york, is that the rainbow ball then rapidly freeze in constant lash freeze. later on today, anger is riding on the back side of the system. you have cold air pull down from siberia in canada, causing temperatures near minus 40 celsius over the place in between. that of the year masses causes no and blizzard conditions. and just how dangerous is dangerous, is it for people when temperatures are dropping so low? yes, i t

matthew could poochie as a meteorologist based in washington, d. c. and he told us why the storm is so unique and dangerous. real use was in a generation because all of the moving parts, each of which is having its own impact. for starters, we have an upper level, low poverty, colder will pressure and spin this, helping test by a surface disturbance cause we call bama genesis base. we the rapid strengthening of the surface that's take place really great lifts. now because of that, it's sucking air from all sides. so on the eastern side of the eastern us coastline, we're seeing winds right northwards, warm moist air flooding rays and damage winds. on the back side. siberian air is cascading down southwards cross central us planes causing windshields down to minus 45 to minus 50 celsius. actual air temperature is down to minus 40 celsius and dangerous conditions for anyone outside the sub freezing weather, always out of the gulf of mexico. that in between those 2 air masses clash, you get heavy snow blizzard conditions all coming at a time of year. what

and matthew caput she is a meteorologist based in washington d. c. he told us what comes next for the areas affected by the winter storm. yes, her conditions are beginning to get better right now. that's and we silly. at least another 20 or to theories. these are, or the things kind of finally wind down fully there in buffalo. but one thing that really struck me with this particular system was the wind ordinarily, typically. yeah. get just about 3040 kilometers per hour. really. it's just all about the big band of snow. this time around, the winds were so ferocious and even the heels of travel temperature jumped about minus wanted to minus 30 celsius. the impact was much greater. one other thing too is that the heavy snow combined with the winds really to visibility down below about 5 meters at times. so get is laser conditions required disabilities blow about 4 kilometers. that's when you need for blizzard conditions. they normally get that once every year or so twice every year. so they wanna getting 12 hours disability reported to the low 5 meters

we 5th harsh bread there in the coming days. meteorologist matthew could purchase tracking the storm from washington, d. c. and he gave us the latest on north america as arctic onslaught. this storm is bad for many different reasons. number one is a bomb, a genetic cycle or a bomb cycle. basically, a storm is rapidly has a bind. and when you're back in air from all different sides now on the eastern side of it on the eastern seaboard, i eat washington, dc, baltimore, philadelphia, new york, boston those areas, we're seeing a lot of rain up to about 5 or 6 centimeters and very strong winds in new england, just upwards of 90, longer hours, that's high impact up there. and we'll also see a flash fries tomorrow, which caused major issues in the roadways. off the west on the backside of the system. fresh inside, buried areas, rattling down of our side with temperatures while about about my is 40 or lower celsius and ian esque celsius. so very impressive stuff with windshields of minus 50 celsius in between the 2 air mass clash. yes, no. and with the window blizzard conditions we traveled, nightmare for the rou

for more, let's talk to matthew could purchase the made to rather just stand in atmosphere scientist based at washington d. c. method. the blizzard of the century. the mantle has stuck for the storm that struck north america. but this storm in that title, i think it most definitely did because it came in so many different parts for stars . we had something called a bomb cyclop, or a low pressure system, or the great lakes that radley intensified, sucking, so here, down bottom, it back to the top and as result, very rigid air in the back side, the temperatures down to minus 40 degrees on the centre us then a sort of distant question to canada and a lizard about the great lakes. thanks you later. thanks. know, basically all that cold air or why sounds great nice. that was your, from the relatively warm water below does that is heavy snow about 150 centimeters in buffalo. hurricane or when gas for about 37 hours is down to 0. and about 24 to actually 36 people. so are confirmed for mass on here, the region is used to cold weather and yet all those people died. what does this tell us about al preparedness for th