east coast braces for a life threatening blizzard vaccinations and some cities close as huge snowstorms causes chaos and do your 1st are asked to stay indoors ahead of possibly record breaking snowfall to. come welcome to the program condemnation around the world of the military coup in myanmar the army has seized power and imposed a year long state of emergency the move follows a landslide win by own son sushi's an l d party and then the election the army says was marred by fraud soldiers have detained suchi along with dozens of political leaders activists and journalists the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting for tuesday. off to the arrests the power grab military vehicles lined up in myanmar's capital make the towel soldiers now patrolling the streets a clear sign of who's in control. will this was the moment a member of parliament was whisked away in a pre-dawn raid one of many from aung san suu cheese ruling national league for democracy or any of the party the door of her home is once more looks she previously spent nearly 15 years under house arrest i

it could be stubborn and burn back to the east coast, some areas cool and great all day, but furthernday into tuesday, we are watching this feature move northwards across biscayne which will introduce thicker cloud and heavy showers to the channel islands and towards south—western england late on tuesday but for the rest of the country, a repeat performance, grey skies in eastern areas, the best of the sunshine further north and west and across southern areas where we will see double figures. this front continues to move northwards and eastwards so we could see more widespread showers for southwest england, wales and into southern england for a time, the odd heavier ones mixed in. elsewhere, variable cloud and sunny spells, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas, most of the sunshine out west. highs of ten or 12 celsius, otherwise quite cool in the cloud. some changes take place from mid week onwards with high pressure developing to the north which will open the floodgates to colder air which will spell southwards across the country. a change in wind direction will bring

up and down the east coast, cities and states have already declared emergency, and closed schools foromorrow. tonight, the national weather service is warning that driving anywhere could soon become impossible. whiteout conditions have already led to major accidents and grounded more than 1600 flights. so we've got a lot of news to get to. to. our team of our team of correspondents arei. cbs' mola lenghi leads off coverage west of new york city in montclair, new jersey. good evening, mola. >> reporter: good evening, norah, the snowfall has been relentless. here in montclair, new jersey, it's been coming down for more than 24 hours nonstop. the plows have been working the roads all day long. this pile right here is an indication of just how much snow they've pushed off of the roads. as you can see, nearly up to my thighs. all the while, it has been a deadly day in some of the hardest hit parts of the country. the warnings from officials were clear. >> stay inside, if there's any way you can avoid traveling. avoid traveling today. >> rep blizzard-like, as the first major winter storm of

we'll begin with breaking news on that monster winter storm that's pounding much of the east coast with blizzard like conditions, shutting down schools, businesses and even vaccination sites across more than a dozen states. at least two people have been killed tonight, and there is growing concern that power outages could leave tens of thousands more without electricity or heat in this bitter cold. right now, nearly one out of every four americans is in the path of the nor'easter and for millions of them, the worst is still ahead with even more blinding snow, winds up to 70 miles per hour, and coastal flooding forecast for later tonight. and as we come on the air, new york city is on track to break records. more than a foot of snow is on the ground and another foot is expected overnight, paralyzing the city and shutting down parts of the subway system. up and down the east coast, cities and states have already declared emergency, and closed schools for tomorrow. tonight, the national weather service is warning that driving anywhere could soon become impossible. whiteout conditions have

a massive nor'easter pump ling the east coast right now. >> this is a big one.down in some of the biggest snowfall totals in history. >> republican senator headed to the white house all covid related. democrat promises of unity appears shortly. >> if republicans want to work with us, that's great. >> they are going to push this radical left agenda. it's going to hurt american families because their it taxes are going to skyrocket. >> the chicago mayor insists teachers to go back to the classroom. teachers who don't show up will face discipline. >> all teachers must report those who don't report take action. >> it strike union in court. we have a lawsuit ready to go on behalf of parents. >> robinhood stock boosted by day traders in order to protect hedge funds. >> power whether it's on wall street or big tech. we need to go after it. brian: here we go. a lot to discuss including the weather. let's begin right there with extremity weather overnight. nor'easter barreling to the east coast which i believe we are located in. steve: this particular storm could be the

meanwhile, the major snow storm is impacting the east coast. several feet of snow has fallen, impacting travel across that region. i shall hosni reports now from new york city. more than 80 million people are under extreme storm watches as a major winter storm wallops, the northeast state of emergency's have been declared, including in new york and new jersey. the national weather service has a new york city area along with parts of new jersey, pennsylvania and new york state could see up to 2 ft. of snow. new york city's emergency notification system, advising residents on monday roads baby dangerous due to hazardous conditions and winds could bring down tree branches. and cause power outages. new york city mayor bill diblasio ordering a state of emergency on sunday, restricting all non essential travel. i am fearful that even this tough situation we have now could even get worse, so i need people to heed the call. stay home. stay off the streets, help the sanitation apartment, do what they need to do, diblasio, adding that essential workers a

here all the sudden all of these people are listed east coast. east coast is probably virginia. you can see that they came from an english-owned plantation by their names. edwin, perry, claim, jack, tom, sam, these are all english names. they no longer have french or spanish names. not seeing as many african names. you see a lot of people coming from english-owned plantations. so the domestic slave trade was an enormous movement of people across this country. so in total, from after the conclusion of the international slave trade in 1807. one million people were moved from the upper south, the upper south is virginia, maryland, tennessee, north carolina, south carolina, a little bit. but mostly centered in virginia and north carolina. and one million people were moved down the river to louisiana, alabama, mississippi, where there was large-scale plantations. to give you an idea of this -- the difference in labor there, i come from north carolina, a lot of our plantations that we had in north carolina, tobacco plantations, tobacco is really awful for the sail. the fields have to

travel plans will be hampered if you are doing any east coast travel. even chicago.the hubs will get messed around as well, because obviously when new york backs up their backs up dallas and chicago and what have you well, these were the highest from today. warm for this time of year. we're going to seymour upper sixties towards the end of this week, but before that happens, we have a nice pattern that's going to bring some range starting maybe a little drizzle in the morning, but we're going to see probably is tomorrow night rain showers overnight into tuesday, so tuesday morning if you're driving or commuting you might have, you might have a little bit of wet on the roadways, most of the main event that was basically gonna be monday night overnight into tuesday morning and then scattered showers on tuesday in the mountains. ah winter storm watch will give us up. it'll turn into a winter storm warning. i'm sure as we get into monday night, so you kind of see that system out here, right? it's kind of swinging in and as you look at it, you can see the range showing up

the bay on tunisia's east coast is around 100 kilometers long. in recent times the fishermen have had to stray even further from the coast to catch fish bring it about to start and it's not that i've been a fisherman for 38 years and a lot has changed in that time for 20 years ago we used to catch loads of prawns but in recent years there have been repeated events that have reduced our catch the latest problem was the blue crab they wiped out everything with the grub and of course. the 1st blue crabs was sported here at the.

across the east coast still lingering today, you will move offshore tonight into tomorrow, a little bitrain and sprinkles of snow showers across the great lakes, we will see measurable snow totals in the forecast today, we get rid of this cold front and the system on the east coast, still remaining colds today and tomorrow, still watching potential for more rain and mountain snow over the northwest, the rest of the country sigh of relief as we get the next weekend going to weeks ahead warmer than average temperatures. todd: i wish canada would give us your pink blobs and more nice ladies in pink sweaters like jana seen. >> janice: maple syrup. happy friday. todd: a huge story jayzee has been major call, calls intensifying for andrew cuomo to resign in the wake of the nursing home cover-up scandal. jillian: members of cuomo's own party turn against him. what is the latest? >> reporter: pressure mounting from all sides, republicans calling on more democrats as they push to impeach him over the scandal. republican state representative and conference leader will berkeley tweeting i will int

we're going to begin with a major nor'easter slamming the east coast.eavy rain, snow, and wind are impacting more than 110 million people. the snow started blanketing parts of new jersey yesterday. winter storm watches and warnings are up in the region. forecasters predict the nor'easter will last until at least tomorrow, possibly pip towo feet of snow in some areas. the storm wreaked havoc in the midwest over the weekend dumping more than ten in i debra alfarone is in washington with more. >> reporter: storm watches, warnings, and advisories are posted from the midwest all the way up to maine. the region is being hit by a blast of unusually powerful winter weather. snow began falling in the new york city area sunday night. it's expected to continue until tuesday with as much as two feet piling up in some places. >> this is not a storm to deate. >> reporter: forecasters warn that the snow would be accompanied by winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. strong enough to down trees and power lines. the national weather service urged people to avoid wooded a

reporter: the cdc says 32 million americans have received the vaccine but winter weather on the east coastwed the process. the storm canceling 10,000 vaccine appointments in connecticut alone but access to doses will soon expand. the biden administration announcing 1 million vaccine doses will be sent to more than 6,000 pharmacies across the country beginning next week. >> this is a critical step to provide the public with convenient, trusted places to get vaccinated in their communities. >> reporter: state and local guidelines will determine who is eligible to get a shot at their neighborhood pharmacy and availability will be limited at first. in the meantime, a new study claims people who have already recovered from covid may only need one vaccine dose. >> that's very encouraging news and i think that if it bears up with further study, it would give us an opportunity to use our doses of vaccine even better.ackingt start recommending just one dose to people. >> and it's not just the u.s. where covid cases are falling. global cases are down 13% in the last week but virus mutations could re

the storm that hit the midwest heads to the east coast this morning bringing snow to parts of new england rain further south. it's being followed by a major cold blast in the midwest, windchills on sunday will be well below zero and we're watching a potential storm along the east coast for super bowl sunday. forecasters say the exact track will determine snowfall totals so stay tuned for the weekend. as for today's temperatures, 40s in the northeast. 50s across the south. 70s in the southwest. >>> coming up, the new investigation into toxic metals found in baby food. >>> also ahead, the dramatic robbery caught on camera. a luxury handbag store, the disturbing trend police are seeing. >>> and up next the battle over government stimulus checks. >>> back now with the police dog helping to end an hour-long standoff. this was in southern california. the k-9 took down the suspect after he ran from his car when police shot pepper stray into the vehicle. he was wanted for violating a restraining order. >>> president biden is meeting with house democrats today to fine-tune his covid relief plan an

that storm moves through the midwest tomoownd brings rain and some snow to the east coast on friday.lso watching for the possibility of another nor'easter on super bowl sunday. checking today's temperatures, mid-30s in the northeast. 62 degrees in both denver and new orleans. and high 40s for the pacific northwest. 48, seattle. >>> coming up, reports of an explosion on a hollywood movie set with several injuries. >>> but overnight fire crews in southern california clarify what happened. the details next. >>> also ahead, the new announcement from the producers of "jeopardy!" >>> and later the power of determination. one man's fight to push an iceberg out to sea. h higher strk due to... afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin,... i want that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if

overnight, the nor'easter barreling down on the east coast. joins us live. we know it's kind of quiet right now. you have a dog with you. hi. >> reporter: come on, girl. i could not talk to you this morning without having a dog in the live shot. you're a new puppy parent. we'll talk about her in a second. i have a tip for you. todd, good morning to you as well. we talked to you guys about a month and-a-half ago. it was a much different scene. the street was covered with a sheet of ice. we are in a lull right now. here in philadelphia, officials are trying to warn people, don't come out and think this is all over. we had snow start falling yesterday at around noon. it fell pretty much all day, steady, not a lot. if you look over here at the sidewalk, you can see it's not much touched over there, maybe an inch and-a-half or two. we have been told from our weather authority here in philadelphia at fox 29, we could get an inch every hour this afternoon. so things are going to get much worse for us. but we are really just kind of quiet right now an

. >> reporter: after a relentless snowfall that has still not let up, the east coast is shoveling out from under more than 33 inches in some places. >> this is the craziest snowstorm ever. there is so much. >> reporter: it was all hands on deck in allentown, pennsylvania. >> i'm just trying to get out. >> reporter: the nor'easter walloped much of the northeast for more than 24 hours, plows struggled to keep pace, some dumping snow anywhere they could. in worcester, massachusetts, they've already gotten more this season than they did all of last season. and it was a near-record in new with 17 inches of snow. >> if you can stay home, it is still best while the cleanup is continuing. >> reporter: there were at least four fatalities, but slick roads roads caused hundreds of crashes, like this red pic up in massachusetts. in stanford, connecticut, firefighters rescued two people from a sinking truck after it plunged into icy waters. and police on the jersey shore helped this woman escape the floodwaters that surrounded her home. now, here in verona, new jersey, where it's still coming down

that is a bit of a gap to be honest and it is quite warm in most of new south wales away from the east coast where it's got longshore breeze in most of victoria and certainly in south australia melbourne the 3137 in perth is a rather cooler 24 there are still showers in western australia as you can see the forecast of melbourne to the tennis players right up to the weekend is fine possible showery change by saturday finals are on sunday this is friday's picture typically for the east coast new south wales it's an increasing breeze more in the way of rain or shows novel effects sydney for new zealand nothing like as warm but pretty much settled this big circulation suggests high pressure so the sun's got to work to get at best 23 in christchurch. they may not be top of the take. they might not have the biggest stage. but they stand this tight in the face of the fascist movement. if you want to show the world that the good guys can win they are the force behind just simply. the fun she makes putting on the sea. org on the top stories on al-jazeera the the tension of myanmar as i was the leader

well back to the back to the east coast.it's a nor'easter frank and that those storms to be very powerful because they pull in moisture off the gulf. you're looking at a satellite loop coming up here of that nor'easter. and the story with this is like you said, i think you hit it. ah, foot of snow in downtown new york, a foot of snow that is immense issues for the new york city area. what do you do with all that? you know, they got the melt that or do something with it to get it out there because that's a lot of snow when they when they all said done. other areas will see a lot of snow, too, but just it's not the normal set up for new york to pull a foot of snow. so that's the big news on the east coast. that's actually the big weather story this week. we do have some rain tomorrow. you're looking at the highs from today. 66 fairfield 66 of the antioch and 66 liver current conditions outside pretty nice. there's plenty of clouds outside right now are not plenty closes plenty clouds getting ready to move in, and by tomorrow i

east coast braces for a life threatening. vaccination sites and some cities close as a huge snowstorm causes chaos and new yorkers rest to stay indoors possibly could be a record breaking snowfall. plus millions of children are being forced to work and deprived of an education so why are some experts critical of the u.n. new gold child labor in 4 years' time. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the u.n. security council is preparing to meet in emergency session to discuss the military coup in. the u.s. is threatening to re-impose sanctions to try to force the generals to stand down. the fact. she was detained and hundreds of confined inside government housing compounds the military claims november's election results which showed we enforce a cheese ruling party. the current head of the u.n. security council discussed her expectations of the emergency session will want to have as constructive a discussion as possible all me and the contents and range mentions with the idea all respecting the people's will express to.

the storm that hit the midwest heads to the east coast this morning bringing snow to parts of new englandfurther south. it's being followed by a major cold blast in the midwest, windchills on sunday will be well below zero and we're watching a potential storm along the east coast for super bowl sunday. forecasters say the exact track will determine snowfall totals so stay tuned for the weekend. as for today's temperatures, 40s in the northeast. 50s across the south. 70s in the southwest. >>> coming up, the new investigation into toxic metals found in baby food. >>> also ahead, the dramatic robbery caught on camera. a luxury handbag store, the disturbing trend police are seeing. >>> and up next the battle over government stimulus checks. who should get them? new details on the covid relief plan. ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™ with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is also approved for

. >> that's what we did in the chesapeake bay and up and down the east coast. >> the croxton brothersather's ledgers tell the story of the oyster harvest decline, year after disappointing year. were there any significant losses? >> yeah, there's one that is really sad. it's "total loss". he lost $100,000, which had accumulated over the years. it was a sad, sad experience. for about a week, he'd come to dinner, but he couldn't eat. >> their father dissolves the business but holds on to his 200 acres of oyster bed leases. did you want to take it on? >> it was sort of a dead business at the time. nobody was getting into it. but we had the oyster grounds, and we didn't want to give them up. >> bill croxton dies in 1991 at age 78 and leaves his sons, jimmy and billy, the rights to his 200 acres of oyster bed leases, along with a bit of advice. >> he pretty much said, "this oyster planting business is over". >> so for the next decade, the croxton brothers retain the rights to the oyster beds but let them lay dormant, paying about $200 a year to keep their names on them. in 2001, when it com

and video. >>> snow and rain along the east coast. inland areas could see four inches.-earned recognition. for nearly 1,000 determined young women. >> they're newly inducted eagle scouts. >> welcome to be the change. >> reporter: even the namesake mascot joining the celebration on sunday night. scouts welcomed the first class of female eagle scouts. >> it wasn't just about me. i also wanted to prove to other girls. >> reporter: the first time in its 111-year history, young women following in the footstep of eagle scouts li p gerald ford. >> you have to work hard. you have to do so much work. >> reporter: nearly 1,000 young women from across the country making her-story over the weekend. >> the fact i can help lead and help recruit and i can show girls in the face of adversity you are strong and capable. and qualified. it's a really great feeling. >> reporter: collectively, they've earned 30,000 merit badges and provided an estimated 130,000 hours of community service. becoming an eagle scout is no small feat. in fact, only 6% of scouts have ever done it. this morning, a

east coast braces for a life threatening blizzard back to the nation's sights and some cities close as a huge snowstorm causing chaos and new yorkers are asked to stay indoors head of possibly record breaking snowfall. a little further welcome to the program. condemnation around the world of the military coup in myanmar the army has seized power and imposed a year long state of emergency the move follows a landslide win by all some sushi's and party in the election the army says was marred by fraud soldiers have to. tain suchi along with dozens of political leaders activists and journalists the united nations security council has called an emergency session for choose day. off to the arrests the power grab military vehicles lined up in myanmar's capital named pete our soldiers now patrolling the streets a clear sign of who's in control. will this was the moment a member of parliament was whisked away in a pre-dawn raise one of many from aung san suu cheese ruling national league for democracy or an old tea party the door of her home is once more looks she previously spent nearly 15 yea

this is part of a larger storm system that is rocking the east coast right now.d the i-95 corridor yet across the northeast. when it does, it will become intense for six who eight hours. we're anticipating moderate to major impacts across this region. anywhere you see that orange, including philadelphia, new york, boston, snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches an hour, blowing and drifting of snow, treacherous travel conditions. not a long-lasting duration nor'easter like what we saw earlier in the workweek, monday they got over a foot of snow for many locations. this will be a quick punch, six to eight hours, anywhere from half a foot to upwards of 8 inches of snow for the east coast in some of those major metropolitan areas. behind it, an arctic blast settled in across the u.s. that is going to be absolutely downright frigid for the eastern two-thirds. >> wow, certainly will. warm it up a bit, will you, mate? derek van dam, good to see you, my friend. >> same to you. >>> this is first time in super bowl history that a team will play in the big game in its own stadium. th

at a magnitude of 7.3, the earthquake produced powerful shaking along parts of the east coast, and wasered no tsunami alert. no major casualties have been reported, but more than 50 were injured. local news broadcast images of a landslide on a highway, but there were no other immediate reports of significant damage. there are calls for china to make more data about the earliest stages of the coronavirus pandemic available. the world health organization says only limited information was given to the team that visited wuhan where the pandemic started. the who says information had been withheld despite repeated requests. beijing has insisted it has been transparent with the investigators. of the coup have released the names of seven opposition activists they want arrested. large demonstrations against the military takeover have continued across the country. paul hawkins has more. an eight successive day of demonstrations, this was yangon city on saturday afternoon, hundreds of thousands still mounting and still ignoring the military crackdown on the protests. the latest tactic by the coup

the major storm racing up the east coast. heavy snow, spinouts on the roads, and that blast of arctic air. extreme life-threatening cold. who will get hit? rob marciano is standing by. >>> super bowl lv now a superspreader threat. as officials warn parties for the big game could drive a new surge, with the uk variant rapidly spreading throughout the u.s. and still, thousands of american lives lost to the virus every day. plus, the late headline involving covid-19 and getting kids back in the classroom. >>> the investigation tonight after the son of andy reid, the head coach of the kansas city chiefs, is involved in a serious car crash. allegedly admitting to police he had been drinking. now a 5-year-old girl is fighting for her life after suffering a brain injury. >>> the senate impeachment battle lines, with the trial of former president trump less than two days away. and new video tonight showing a protester leaving the capitol the day of the deadly siege saying, "we won the day." one of at least a dozen rioters charged who

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> a nor'easter set to batter the east coast of the u.s.a matter of hours. the latest winter storm expected to dump more heavy snow on the same regions still recovering from another nor'easter just days ago. let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. a lot of snow, getting a bit chilly, fill us in. >> yeah, without a doubt. that's the major headlines, job done, right, michael? >> all right, we'll check in with you next hour. i'm kidding. >> you take it from here. it was literally seven days ago that this storm, a nor'easter, brought over 30 inches of snow to the east coast. parts of new jersey, new york city, got just over 17 inches. so they're still digging out from that. now to add misery to that, there's additional snow in the forecast. 70 million americans under winter storm warnings as we speak. that lines the entire east coast and stretches south along the carolinas, right along the spine of the appalachian mountains. the national weather service has this really handy tool. it projects the potential impacts for metropolitan areas. yo

but first, the latest on the huge nor'easter that is hitting the east coast right now. cnn's polo sandoval is live near new york's central park. what's the situation there, polo? >> reporter: alisyn, just us and a few brave early morning dog walkers and runners. that's the good thing. officials here have been recommending people simply stay home. you have states of emergency here in new york and neighboring new jersey. authorities saw this coming, so they've been preparing even before the first snowflakes fell yesterday evening, by pre-salting some of those streets, because they want to keep those clear. the main point they're stressing right now is that all nonessential travel is banned at this point. basically, if you're not an essential worker trying to get to work this morning, simply stay home so those streets and sidewalks can be cleared out, so those folks trying to get to work can actually do so. remember, this is a multi-phase prolonged event. this is basically just the warm-up act. a lot of officials here and of course meteorologists expecting that the winds a

and storm orlena hits america's east coast with heavy snowfall the united states has threatened to imposections on myanmar, following a military coup in the country. president biden has urged an international response to the power—grab, and called it a direct assault on democracy. those detained include the head of the largest party, aung san suu kyi, and other memebers of the civilain leadership. troops are on the streets of the capital, naypyidaw, and the biggest city, yangon and a curfew has been put in place. our special correspondent, fergal keane reports. an army reverting to autocratic type, swiftly and ruthlessly deposing a democratically—elected leader. somewhere behind the guns, aung san suu kyi is once more a prisoner of the generals. and even if people never trusted the military, they're still shocked at what's happened. translation: the army assaulted i people as it carried out a coup i on the civilian government elected by our people. our country is just a bird learning to fly. now the army has broken our wings. translation: | am | surprised and shaken. i fear that prices wi

it's here in nelson mandela pe on south africa's east coast that experts say a new variant of covert 19 spread rapidly it's more contagious and accounts for 90 percent of all new infections south africa with 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine was due to start giving jabs to frontline health workers in a week's time study suggested it would cut the risk of contracting the or original variant of corona virus by 75 percent but against the new variant the vaccine is almost powerless it's said to have only a 22 percent chance of stopping mild to moderate infections is a temporary issue we. just as it is the studies not clear on how well the vaccine can protect people from severe illness or death so the africa may be at the tail end of its 2nd wave of covert 1000 but the approach of colder months there's a real worry of a 3rd wave there's always been concern south africa's not vaccinating people quick enough and with the new variant of the virus that concerns only growing oxford astra zeneca says it will tweak its existing vaccine to offer more effective protection but it could be o

a huge nor'easter is pounding the east coast of the u.s. right now with heavy snow, strong winds, and blizzard-like conditions. this is expected to last well into tomorrow, dumping as much as 2 feet of snow in the new york city metro area. more than 70 million americans -- this is a live shot right now, john. i don't know if you can see anything. >> of what?! of what?! >> i don't know. it's just basically whiteout conditions. and 70 million americans are under winter storm advisories at this hour. this is times square, that you can see right there. so we'll bring you the latest forecast and the timing of all of this in a moment. >>> also developing, president joe biden will meet this afternoon with these ten republican senators who have introduced a counterproposal to his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. senior administration officials tell cnn that mr. biden is open to some negotiation on the price tag, but the $600 billion that the gop is offering is, quote, not going to scratch the itch. >> we should tell people, we're broadcast

the bay on tunisia's east coast is around a 100 kilometers long in recent times the fishermen have had to stray even further from the coast to catch fish period about darkness and i've been a fisherman for 38 years and a lot has changed in that time of the call for 20 years ago we used to catch loads of prawns but in recent years there have been repeated events that have reduced our catch the latest problem was the blue crab they wiped out everything with the grass . the 1st blue crabs was supported here at the end of 2014 it's a species that was previously unknown in tunisia the numbers increased rapidly and within 8 months the crabs had become of you menace they would cut the fishing nets eat the fish and deval anything else they could find they became such a problem that the fisherman nicknamed them dyess after the notorious militant group islamic state the blue crab is native to the india pacifist region they came here via the red sea and the suez canal like most of the roughly 1000 non-native species that have rich the mediterranean at's tunisia's national institutes of marine sci

>>we know what the real stuff is obviously the east coast is tapping arrive into that right now so ife family out there the probably calling it actually little jealous of her light showers you can see outside this picture from our timber on viewer at 24 right here sharing some sprinkles up in tiburon temper on as well as the rest of the north bay is really starting to see conditions dying down now the further south you get in the bay area generally the more widespread and the more intense, the showers become you can actually see that pretty well here on in our stormtracker so marine county sonoma county even northern napa county relatively quiet. there's definitely misty conditions definitely wet roads up there. the north bay are quite a spot to zoom in on a couple of sprinkles around the richmond center fell bridge and on up 82 you're in the midst of some showers from concord hercules on 6.80 further inland in the east bay and from richmond on down 80 and eventually for the south from there you're also seeing some on and off light showers so do watch those spots, let's move a little

warnings stretching all the way up the east coast, florida to massachusetts on alert. overnight, record snow in arkansas and tennessee. and this morning, the south bracing for dangerous flooding and possible tornadoes. ginger is tracking all the threats right now. >>> staggering toll. the coronavirus pandemic leading to the biggest drop in life expectancy in decades, as the white house sends mixed messages about when we'll be able to return to normal life and when everyone who wants the vaccine can actually get it. >>> prince philip hospitalized. the queen's husband admitted just four months shy of his 100th birthday. we're live in london with the latest on his condition. >>> rush limbaugh. after more than three decades on air, the polarizing and influential right wing radio host who wrote the book on conservative talk radio passes away at 70 after revealing to his listeners last year he has advanced lung cancer. >>> castaway rescue. the miracle lifesaving mission in the middle of the atlantic ocean. a man spotted by a group of fishermen floating on top of his capsized

the bay on tunisia's east coast is around 100 kilometers long in recent times the fishermen have had to stray even further from the coast to catch fish when you're about to start and it's not that i've been a fisherman for 38 years and a lot has changed in that time for 20 years ago we used to catch loads of prawns but in recent years there have been repeated events that have reduced our catch the latest problem was the blue crab they wiped out everything with the grub out of. the 1st blue crab so sported here at the end of 2014 it's a species that was previously unknown in tunisia their numbers increased rapidly and within 8 months the crabs had become of you menace they would cut the fishing nets eat the fish and divonne anything else they could find they became such a problem that the fisherman nicknamed them dyess after the notorious militant group islamic state the blue crab is native to the india pacifist region they came here father red sea and the suez canal like most of the roughly 1000 non-native species that have rich the mediterranean at tunisia's national institutes of m

leaving chicago to go to school in the east coast. >> when i was just in middle school, i went away forrding school, moving from illinois to massachusetts, not just massachusetts but rural massachusetts to an all-white town that was a designated historical town, so there were more, you know, horse-drawn carriages than there were black people in this town. [laughter] >> i was one of just a few black children at this school. it was a really sort of unheard of move from my parents to make but they were, you know, doing it out of this sense that i was a kid and wasn't being served well by the public schools and so that meant that i saw for the first time what white people particularly in the east coast sort of thought about black people. black people who had been, you know, in my experience every single type of human being, right. and -- and particularly on the east coast in the boston area in massachusetts was a very much sense that black meant poor in a way that was not my experience or that we didn't have poor black people or black cousins and that we weren't in the middle-class ourselve

and storm orlena strikes america's east coast, warnings of power cuts and deep snows, could be one of the worst in years. hello. the united states has threatened to impose sanctions on myanmar, following a military coup in the country. president biden has urged an international response to the power—grab, and called it a direct assault on democracy. those detained include the head of the largest party, aung san suu kyi and other memebers of the civilain —— civilian leadership. troops are on the streets of the capital, naypyidaw, and the biggest city, yangon and a curfew has been put in place. our special correspondent, fergal keane reports. an army reverting to autocratic type, swiftly and ruthlessly deposing a democratically—elected leader. somewhere behind the guns, aung san suu kyi is once more a prisoner of the generals. and even if people never trusted the military, they're still shocked at what's happened. translation: the army assaulted i people as it carried out a coup i on the civilian government elected by our people. our country is just a bird learning to fly. now the army

east coast refugees are risking everything off the coast of libya because behind them lies a terriblenightmare escape hunger and brutal violence in libya imprisoned. hands. on the ocean bunting tell of their desperation and their flight across the sea. in 75 minutes on t.w. . it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of the new movie order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network also in europe conflicts are inevitable the consequences unpredictable but incentive for to cut ever since a chinese investor got involved here our situation has changed because for the for was privatized the work was much better and easier. china is promising its partners rich but in europe there's a sharp warning whoever accept money from the new superpower will become dependent on it the commitment of the shaking the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal mission and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the world in the face of the bush regime and. china's gateway to europe starts feb 19th on d w. of. the s

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yeah, here on the east coast of essex, this seaside resort i coast of essex, this seaside resort is bearing bit like this. we are right on the coast and it's one of the areas being covered by the amber weather warning that applies to essex, norfolk, suffolk, kent and medway. the warning is in place until lunchtime. it means people are being told to expect travel disruption and possible power cuts and interruptions to gas, telephone and mobile phone networks. along here, this side street is pretty well covered, around four or five inches of snow in places, perhaps even more. the main roads seem to be ok. the gritting lorries have been out overnight and along the front a tractor earlier this morning with a snowplough on the front. but it is still causing disruption, particularly to the covid—19 vaccination plans with clacton hospital suspending all appointments for today. so how is the centre at the stadium in colchester, the one in ipswich and the main one in bury st edmunds. people are being told if they were meant to have an appointment today it has been cancelled and they can rebook. if t

hour on the east coast. you see we're tracking the floor speeches, the looming vote. we've been playing some highlights, and we'll continue to update our viewers, michael, when there are important moments on the floor. but the battle lines and the clear arguments have now been sketched out. and all that awaits is a vote that the democrats say, and we don't predict around here, but the democrats are saying that they're united so they have the votes so they will strip green of her powers. i show viewers at the top of the broadcast, michael, what power might look like. whatever you think of her and her reasons, and i can't read her mind, i can report days ago she said big deal, nothing to apologize for. today she went to the floor trying to stave off her decredentialing from these committees, michael. >> yeah, and you don't know what to believe, whether the apology is what we believe or what she said not very long ago. this is a woman who is a racist and anti-semite and xenophobic. talks about conspiracies in this country, and it goes back to some of the darkest periods

around an area of low pressure, and still very wet for some of us in northeast england, along the east coasto the hills — still snowing, perhaps for some of us, even into the start of the weekend. for all this weekend, it turns much colder and that snow becomes more widespread. plenty of cloud around on saturday, showers or spells of rain especially in the east with the wind starting to pick up, as well. i think deeper on into saturday, more of that rain turning into snow in northern england initially on the hills. looks to be a drier day though in northern ireland. overnight and into sunday, the cold air really starts to dig in. rain turning to snow across eastern parts, could be a prolonged spell of snow across parts of east anglia and southeast england, then further snow showers in the east — some may push further west. regardless, though, for all of us, it is much colder by then. syria has risen tenfold over the last month. welcome to bbc news — i'm rich preston — our top stories: president biden promises that america will reengage with the world and step up efforts to end the world in y

you have any sense of how the weather on the east coast has impacted the rollout of these doses? and on the fema rund sites that the president wants to set up, there are some in-place and supporting the vaccination sites. will we expect to see more along with the pharmacy rollout fema run site? >>c good questions, and thank you. first, on the weather, i spoke with general perna this morning, all vaccine doses have been available to the states on schedule. unfortunately, as you know, even how hard the storm has hit some locations, some vaccination sites have had to close or limit their hours. in terms of vaccine distributions to the states, that has all worked as planned despite the challenges to the weather. in terms of individual vaccination sites that have been hard hit by snow, some of the sites are closed and people are being rescheduled for later in the week. on fema, we had a very active first couple of weeks with more than $1.7 billion going from fema to the states to support the vaccination. some of these sites were already started and we helped with technical assistance

todd: groundhog day, a storm pounding the east coast from georgia to maine, dangerous conditions on the roads causing crashes and leading to this dramatic rescue connecticut, 17 million americans dig out from this deadly storm. change a number of including reconciliation if that is the path it is pursued. jillian: lawmakers testing biden's promise of unity with coronavirus aleve, live in washington dc is democrat signal they could move forward alone. todd: you are not going to like this story, super bowl or super number, the cdc recommending fans play their own defense banning cheering during the big game. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ i find out everybody is out ♪♪ everybody is out ♪♪ it started with the weekend ♪♪ >> they are lit up and in bloom. neil: only trees that aren't covered in white in the metropolitan area because as you can see. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. todd: a powerful winter storm pounding the northeast as much as 30 inches in parts of jersey. jillian: live team coverage this morning, janice team tracking the