however, the east west coast happens over the last couple of days, which is it and taking their bottles to the north of funds by the 2 and they've been on and maybe now it will even be it on. it seems that beyond pushing towards making this war reach them as they are flying to cover for the admitted to the seniors via eliza. by putting focus for other reasons, other countries, hopefully they will not succeed. and the more saying that a voice is in, is it a hand out all the worlds will come to their minds and see the look? this has only closed pills, our decent time to pieces on the walls. we need to put a stop to this as through all sorts and coolness of the play by boat paper fuse to laptop and condemning is rain the options in casa, as well as a staunch us ally, washington the see if it saves things differently. us state departments, folks, pos and matthew mill. i have stated that in their estimation there were no signs of genocide taking place. the genocide is, of course, a heinous atrocity. one of the most heinous atrocities that any individual can commit. those are allegations that

however, the east west coast happens over the last couple of days, which is it and taking their bottles to the door of funds by the 2. and they've been on, and maybe now it will even be it on. it seems that the i'm pushing towards making this for region as they are flying to cover for the admitted to see us via eliza. by putting focus for other reasons, other countries. hopefully they will not succeed. and the more saying that a voice is in, is it a hand out the world's will come to their minds and see that? look, this has only close pills or decent time to pieces on the walls. we need to put a stop to this as well, thoughts and corners of the wall typing categorical in condemning. what they describe us is where you the atrocities in vasa, but tennessee storm just on i washington has a different take the us state department spokes posts and has stated that they see no signs of genocide taking place. genocide is of course, a heinous as trustworthy um, one of the most heinous atrocities that any individual can commit. uh, those are allegations that should not make be made lightly. and as

you're going to be an actor, east coast or west coast. a., no other choices. >> it came down to a coin toss the coin toss came out east coast, new york and he said i think we're going to make it ahead. we are going to los angeles. ♪ harrison ford arrived in tinseltown, the studio system was soaking. he went to columbia pictures and they said mr. ford, who want to offer you a job. we're going to offer you a job as a contract player. >> had parts on tv shows like unspoken love american style but it wasn't enough. $150 a week then was not as bad as it would be now but he knew he was sort of going nowhere and he said i got to change things. >> you need a day gig so he bought tools in carpentry books and began to build himself a house. >> he didn't have skills. he taught himself carpentry. >> pretty soon he was making a living building houses for celebrities like the musician sergio mendez. sergio and his wife said we want to build a studio in our backyard. there was a big budget and he said i think i can do that and you know they said i didn't

however, the east west coast happens over the last couple of days with is it is taking their bottles to the north of how to sign in to live and on and maybe now so even to get on, it seems that they are pushing towards me through this for region and as they are trying to cover for that mandatory p, o, v, as in the lesser, by putting focus one of the reasons of the countries. hopefully they will not succeed. and the more saying that a voice is in, is it a and around the world will come to their mind and see the look. this has only close hills are decent, and people go out on the walls. we need to put a stop to this as soon as possible. i, i mean, i do want to also just before we go, we all 3 months now into the war. we have 22000 debts. the majority of women and children of benjamin netanyahu was saying that there was still no end in sight. that's still what could be done until her mouse is called rachel there. now there are busy doubts as to whether he really is. it would come off because it's all the civilians who are dying. i mean, how much longer can the average palestinian surviv

position of nigeria, relative to many other countries, primarily these are the countries of the east coast, westers will go there; the fertilizer manufacturer intends to send the total to african state about 300,000 tons of products; since the end of 2022, 134,000 tons have already been delivered. nigeria received fertilizer from zimbabwe, kenya and 111 thousand of them with the assistance of the un world food program. except malawi. fertilizers are sent from european countries in whose ports they were frozen. the removal of each shipment is preceded by a complex approval process. moreover, the deliveries themselves do not bring any commercial benefit. in addition, ural chem pays for the sea freight and other transportation costs. now we're probably somewhere in the middle paths, from a point. our plans to ship humanitarian aid to africa, and the main problem, of course, is the authorities in those countries where the european countries where the cargo was frozen, in addition to fertilizers, russia sends grain to countries in need, also free of charge. during a speech at the russia-africa summer

east and west coasts, the middle east and the south china sea. experts disagree about whether the uaps are extraterrestrial, but agree, there should be no stigma about reporting them. - right now we need a system where pilots can report without fear of losing their jobs. - [mike] which brings us to one of the latest unexplained sightings. - it went across the sky this way and only lasted for maybe 30 to 45 seconds. - [mike] greg facelo of port deposit recently went outside to plug in his car and saw something very strange flying low over the skies of cecil county. - [speaker] oh, my lord. - if it was a shooting star or a comet or some natural occurrence, i wouldn't even have bothered to send it to you. but this thing looked made by some intelligent life form. - is the search for life elsewhere- - [mike] a few weeks ago, nasa called for better data and more study of these objects. - do i believe there's life in a universe that is so vast that it's hard for me to comprehend how big it is? my personal answer is yes. - [mike] some are concerned about

we are doing that kind of work at the same time we are funding transit improvements in east and west coast cities like new york where last fall i signed a final funding agreement to extend the second avenue subway up to one hundred 20 fifth street and east harlem that they have been waiting 50 years to get done. every state. every region of this country has seen historic federal investments, roads and bridges, ports and airports, train and transit, often the largest community investments that they see for the lifetime. i also need to mention we've got a reprieve today in the form of a continuing resolution, we are going to need a sense of bipartisan problem-solving to prevail in order to get the budget we need. and i wish the spirit of america's mayors would prevail. don't have the option if you have a disagreement with your counsel of the government shutting down, you need water to live, you can't shut down. the federal government ought to have the same thing. [applause] >> second thing i appreciate and sometimes miss about local government is the relentless and unmistakable focus on real

we're doing that and funding transit improvements in east and west coast cities like new york, where signed the agreement to extend the second avenue subway up to 125th street that they've been waiting for literally 50 years to get done. every state. every region in this country. red, blue, and purple, has seen pis historic federal investments announced in roads, bridges, trains, transit, often the largest community investments they have seen in a lifetime. i also need to mention, by the way, that we got a reprieve today in the form of a continuing resolution but we are really going to need some sense of bipartisan problem solving to prevail in order to get the budget that we need to keep this work up. and here too, i wish the spirit of america's mayors would prevail. you don't have the option, you have a disagreement with the council, you deliver water and you need water to live so you can't shut down. the federal government ought to have the same mentality as well. [applause] second thing i appreciate and sometimes miss about local government is the relentless and unmistakable focu

i spoke to a seismologist who says it is much more common to see this on the east coast respe, not the westhere. the time i've worked at cnn, we've seen the majority of the earthquakes you're right along along the east facing shoreline of the country of japan. but now to see it on this west facing shoreline, it is a significant thing. and what you mentioned the shallow nature of this earthquake will play into the ramifications down the line. because that shallow nature doesn't allow for the ground to really absorb much of the shock. so what we know so far with the magnitude 7.5 is that significant amount of japan's population all the way as far east as tokyo felt this, but when you talk about ishikawa prefecture, which is this little peninsula that sticks out from the western shoreline, we're talking roughly 50 million people. so there were some sort of light shaking felt by about 43 million people, but you can see the number still increasing -- or not rather increasing but impacting millions of people when it goes in to the moderate and strong shaking that is felt. these are all numbers ac

of nigeria, relative to many other countries, first of all these are the countries and the east coast of the west, in total , the fertilizer manufacturer intends to send about 300,000 tons of products to african states; since the end of 2022 , 134,00 tons have already been delivered, of which 111 thousand with the assistance of the un world food program. in addition to nigeria, zimbabwe, kenya and malawi received fertilizers. fertilizers are sent from european countries in whose ports they were frozen; the export of each batch is preceded by a complex approval process, despite the fact that the deliveries themselves do not carry any. also free of charge. during a speech at at the russia-africa summer forum, vladimir putin announced supplies to burkina fasso, zimbabwe, mali, samali, tsar and eritrea. countries will receive 25-50 thousand tons of grain. recently, a large humanitarian cargo arrived in burkina fasso. the country's neediest are, therefore, the poorest on the continent. it’s even difficult to list here, because out of 54 african states, well, probably more than half still experience a

that is right america's wealthiest east and west coast media tech executives with advance degrees runningand silicon valley believe biden is the best. they decide who is on tv, bills past, campaigns funded. the dirty secret is the professional class makes money and selling it for scrap. anyone tkpw*epbdz against it is smeared with a scarlet letter. wear it with a badge of honor. their d days are numbers. this is scary when all want to do is make your country gate tkpwra*et again and they call you a nazi. >> jesse, i can't tell you how sadden i am by the clips you played. this means so much including my parents who fought tooth and nail to escape the soviet union to come here. we ray beak on of light and hope around the world. the united states is the single greatest nation on the planet earth. america's make up fighting with those they disagree with. we're the greatest country on the tpa*euts face of the earth because we have fought to remain united despite politics or anything else. shame on anyone messing with that. >> jesse: when your parents were in the soviet union, did they experien

east coast or with west coast young old plenty. plenty. if you had to be born in another country apart from coming rude or friends which come to the library coast, why? because they know how to party, they have they know how to enjoy, you know how to party and then you had to go to a lonely island. i mean, for, let's say 3 months. what are the 3 items that you take with you? just 3, just 3. mean 3 person or 3 know 3. okay. uh i'll take my phone for sure. i'll take my phone for sure. uh. i'll take a whole studio, a whole home studio to create, you know, to do music. and um and so mobile was mobile. it's like, oh, so you're taking your phone, we thought it said you're using it the it oh, died out like you to you. but anyway. yeah, yeah, thank you so much. thank you so so much for joining us here on dw, the 7 to 10 percent. hm. so 3 items take would take to a desert island is his phone, a studio and kind of union food that will definitely be enough you for him to create more. it's now if you're a level of extreme sports, this next report is j

result of the military attack or the attack on the vessels, you're seeing prices into the u.s., east coast and west from where they were in october and november. >> these are shipping costs alone. this reminds us of what was going on during the pandemic, right? >> correct. but here at the height of the pandemic, when you go back to the peak of those, rates were still -- well, it's still high. we're at about 20% of the peak that we reached in 2021 and 2022. >> is most of the traffic that is being disrupted, is it asia inbound through the red sea and suez canal into europe or what? is that most of it? >> yes. the bulk of trade -- europe relies the most heavily on the suez canal for their import and export markets. whereas the u.s. with the panama canal, we are less beholden, in a sense, to the functions of the suez with the exception of some of the red sea companies and india, for example, is taking a major hit. they're now a shortage of containers in india to service some of their exports back to europe and the u.s. but asia, for example, can still ship by the cape of good hope, even though it's sev

here's abc's derrick dennis from the west coast to the east coast to wild scenes on the street of people trying to stop crimes in progress on long island, new york. >> this man jumping onto the hood of a car. he says he had arranged to sell his rolex watch on facebook. but when he met the buyer in person, the buyer grabbed it and took off, backing up with the man on the hood, knocking him to the ground. meanwhile in los angeles, just started to, like, grab on. >> like i'm not letting go. and before i knew it, they were like backing up and like taking off a dog owner jumping onto the hood of this car as someone tried to get away with her french bulldog. i didn't know what to do and i didn't want the car to drive away, so i ran and stood in front of it and they drove into me and i fell on top of there. the hood. >> ali zakariya says she was having lunch with her dog on a leash when a woman called to the dog, grabbed the leash and walked away, fleeing in a car with three others. she's offered a reward, hoping to get her dog back. >> i feel lost and lonely without him and he's my buddy. he's

level because they think -- they feel the democratic party only cares about the elites on the east coast and the west coast, the hollywood types. and the working people don't have a place in their party anymore. so, they've become republican. and in counties that democrats always used to carry, we're now electing republicans to congress, to the legislature, and to the state office. >> governor, let me ask you, one of the -- if we delve into this "des moines register" poll a little bit more, it shows more than half of evangelical christians, who usually make up a majority of iowa caucus goers, are solidly behind donald trump. ron desantis has about 22%, 12% backing nikki haley. why are evangelical voters so enamored with trump? you know, one of the things -- >> because of the -- >> well, i mean, one of the things that you'll -- if you can give me just a moment, governor. i'm just curious why evangelicals would support trump, given a lot of the rhetoric that he uses, talking about immigrants the way he does, saying that they're poisoning the blood of this country, the way he has at times echoed the rhe

that most americans, if they have ever seen, have seen it from an airplane flying from the west coast. to the easteply provincial state in the mid-west becomes the center of big politics; it is with iowa that a series of elections begins in which parties decide who to nominate for president, and this voting is unusual. caucus, word coming from the american indian vocabulary meaning a meeting. the topics differ between caucuses and simple elections; before voting , it is customary to meet with neighbors, argue, quarrel, make peace, and then drop it. however, the fact that everything took place, and even with a decent turnout, can be considered a pre-election miracle, because ayova was first snowed in, and then hit by frosts that have not been remembered here since the days of reagan, but abnormal cold is not a reason to stay at home, trump said and added if you vote and die, it was still worth it. the country is still in the wrong hands, but this is your personal chance for the caucus to win a final and irrevocable victory over all these liars. haley boldly calls for the bombing of iran, but she be

apart from the east and west coasts, every region of the country is dealing with temperatures below freezingalls, montana, the wind chill dipped to 40 below zero, and even fire trucks froze over. cory reeves, the city's mayor, knows how dangerous these temperatures can be. >> it's bitter, bitter cold. in fact, it's deadly if people stay out in this weather too long and they're not dressed appropriately, things to that nature. william: that risk is especially high for vulnerable groups. >> almost every neighborhood has elderly people living in their neighborhoods around here. and i think it's imperative that we be good neighbors. we stop over. we just make sure that they have the supplies they need, that they have heat. william: in oregon, high winds, snow, and ice left close to 100,000 customers without power in the portland metro area. lake effect snow brought whiteout conditions to buffalo, new york, this weekend. the nfl playoff between the bills and the pittsburgh steelers was postponed from sunday to this afternoon. and with highmark stadium under more than two feet of snow, the bills h

both the east and west coast have been hit hard by new storms. a part of an increasingly deadly winter that has claimed at least 50 lives in two weeks. the latest round walloped a huge swath of states, bringing bitter cold temperatures, treacherous ice, and more snow. in new jersey, missed from waterfalls turned a park in patterson into a frozen landscape blanketed in a thick coat of ice. in the west, oregon declared an emergency with power out to more than 100,000 customers. a rift emerged in israel's war cabinet over calls for a cease-fire with hamas. the former army chief told an israeli tv program the hostages will only return alive if there is a deal linked to a significant pause in fighting. prime minister netanyahu has vowed to keep fighting. he also rejects talk of palestinian statehood as president biden wants. aids spoke iphone today. >> it will not change the president's view that the best long-term solution for regional security, particularly of the security of the israeli people, is a free and independent palestinian state that can l

. - shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. - for the second timee, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced, in a word, as they say, to "keep it real." and that's a sad commentary. - i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was. i remember seeing editorials about, "how can we let our children listen to this "when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate?" and i thought rap was gonna end. - at leaeast one radadio stan herere in los anangeles, which has made a lot of money from gangster rap music, has stopped playing it. - we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, "okay, what are we gonna do?" - ♪ seeeems like yeyesterday, we used d to rock ththe show♪ ♪ i l laced the t track, you lockeded the flow w ♪ ♪ so far from hangin' on the block for dough ♪ ♪ nototorious, ththey got to o ♪ - "i'll be missing you" was diddy's song aboutut big. suddenly, it's like, "oh, d damn." puffffy's gonna a be a lelegitimate s solo act, and enters th

east coast. yeah is it any different on the west coast?t's bad to but and actually we've seen in california enormous resistance to any kind of use of the word managed or treatment. we're reading about this. they don't want to hear it. what's the word? hope the buzz word could be manage. i prefer to talk about strategic relocation, not just to be funny, because retreat seems as if you're giving up, but actually you with your community should have a place to go. and there has been in california property owners have theyca do't want to talk about leaving but if a imposes let's say a rolling easement saying if the bluff decays, you've got to move way back, property owners have to comply with that so they are complying with in california but level of sea level rise is less on the quite a bit less on the west coast, but it is on the east coast. so it's different are there any places you compared boston and charleston and boston's doing in terms of planning? i would say in terms of are there places that are doing better than boston? well you migh

america's wealthiest east and west coast media and tech executives with advanced degrees who run wallet, dc and silicon valley overwhelmingh believe biden's the best. they decide what's on tv, whose bills get passed, which campaigns get funded. >>aign the dirty little secret is that the professional class makes money dismantlingd sell america and selling it off for scrap. >> anyone againsint their vultue capitalism gets smeared with a scarlet letter. >> i but wear it with a badge of honor because their days numbered. elizabeth picco, political commentator, joins us now. >> so it's kind of scary whes s >> all you want to do is make your country great again and they call you a. yeah. look, i can not even tell you,tl jesse, just how started i am by some of those clips that you just played. this country means everything to so many people, including my own two parents who fought tooth and nail to escape the soviet union and to come here. >> this country means everything, not just to people like you and me who arnek on physically here, but to people around the world for whom we are a beacon

the so now me warning remains in force on japan's west coast, following the bigger stuff quite small than 5 years across the sea of japan. russia's far east coast on north and south korea also a lot, but us monitors in hawaii say this, an army strength has largely passed around 50 or great stroke central japan's west and coast to getting the issue call a present you will talk to is a want people to move to safety more than 30000 homes without power, but the government says a nuclear power stations of not being affected customers inside this department store in each co op panic and try to take shelter as the trim is hit to the hundreds of people were evacuated from a subway station. the, as inside the ceilings started shaking. nearby residents were quoted, the effects of the quake from inside the homes and lodge fires broke out to some neighborhoods. the japans meet you were logical agency recorded multiple quakes of the western coast. one of them had a preliminary magnitude of 7.6. they then issued the highest to nami, warning possible. the service is the 1st major tsunami of the since the great that occurred in the pacific ocean on march

. -- crisscrossing the country's two separate winter systems developing on the east, and the west coastll. for those in the east, like me, the winter storm is expected to pack snow, rain, severe wind, and -- stretching from new england to the mid-atlantic. maine governor janet mills even advising residents to pack an emergency car kit. i want to bring embassies -- who is in western mass for us, a meteorologists -- as well. kathy, take us there. it looks cold, i imagine folks are getting ready, they know how to deal with this stuff. >> yeah, i guess you could say that. hey, good to be with you yasmin. so, we are here in new england, and when you say the word snow around here, people know exactly what to do. but for the past few years, they haven't had to do a lot of shoveling, because there hasn't been a whole lot of snow. but they know the drill. in fact, just a couple of miles from here early this morning, we talked to some folks who are getting ready at a near buy a hardware store, and things were flying off the shelves. this -- so that the shovel, the brushes, the sand, the snow melt

states of emergency on both the west and east coast as a new storm takes aim just in time for the morning commute in some areas. what to expect. plus the dramatic rescue on a frozen lake. a dog helping rescue its owner in the race for president nikki haley sharpens her attacks on former president trump. >> how trump is responding with just four days before the new hampshire primary. cascading failures. >> new details about the police response to the uvalde school massacre and why it took police, 77 minutes to take down the shooter. what the victims families are now demanding. >> a bombshell in a murder case that made headlines for years. the scott peterson case back in the spotlight. he's serving life for killing his wife and unborn baby. but could new evidence set him free? the new medical headline on preventing memory loss the role that multivitamins could play in protecting your brain later. most of us are only in college for four years, so why is this college football player about to start his ninth season and if you're looking for proof of the kindness of strangers, our story about a

lot of problems, west coast late tuesday, areas of rain, very typical high elevation snow, wet weather moving through the areas of the southeast, by time we get to thursday and friday, east coast is fine, but that west coast storm starts to make the trek into the central plains, a good dose of snow with it, too, so our snowfall forecast over the next seven days, the mid-atlantic to the four corner region, lot of people who haven't had snow yet -- >> that's a lot of white on your map. >> i have to hide this. couple of days away. >> bill, thank you. >>> let's turn to israel now the military there says it will begin withdrawing some troops from gaza this week, at the same time the military says the campaign could last throughout the entire year, tensions are also rising in the nearby red sea, iran said one of its warships has moved into those waters. the u.s. destroying three boats belonging to an iranian-backed militia. let's bring in nbc news forcorrespondent josh lederman. josh, happy new year to you. but let's start with the israeli troop withdrawal, how many are leaving gaza and why are they doing this right now? >> reporter: the idf doesn't disclose how many troops th

storms on the east coast, storms on the west coast, how long is this all going to last? ell, it depends on the storm, hi there, zinhle, the east coast, we're going to see the storm winding down tonight. but we have an arctic blast moving in that will ice it over. the commute tonight will be treacherous and tomorrow morning it will be tough to get out as well. the middle of the country, we're looking at that arctic chill, much colder in the south central states and the pacific northwest, unfortunately we're watching another storm system on shore that's going to be with us throughout the weekend into early next week, this looks for saturday -- drying it out for the mid-atlantic. but it will be icy. there's heavy rain, and snow, northern california, we'll see the chance for flooding rains, we could see some really heavy snow as well and the sierra nevada mountains, sunday, really sunsetled. this is the brunt of the storm on sunday, all that wet weather, from the pacific northwest, to the intermountain west, down to southern california, into the southwest, lots of green, the

west, northwest, caspian sea coasts and alborz slopes. due to the intensity of snowfall in parts of kurdistan, west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan and alborz highlands, a meteorological red alert has been issued. hello , i would like to welcome you viewers. dear god sugar , we are currently witnessing the activity of the barehzai system in parts of the west, north-west and also parts of the north of the country. we predict that for the next few hours , we will witness rainfall in the western, northwestern, dry khazar coasts and alborz slopes and heights in ghadvin, alborz and tehran provinces. we are predicting the rain in the highlands and areas and parts of the north-west and north of the country. red level warning . forecast for heavy snowfall issued in the northwestern regions of kurdistan province, southwestern parts of west azarbaijan, northeastern east azarbaijan and in alborz heights , we will have heavy snowfall in these areas, which can lead to disruption of road traffic and mountain axes. there is heavy rain and snow in some parts of gilan province , the orange warning has been issued for some parts of the northwest and north of the count

cost for a 40 foot container up 58% to the east coast, 60% for the west coast.dicated their long term contract rates will increase yet again on monday. we're not at pandemic levels yet. zoom out. the impact hits you. on this chart you might see a sharp spike at the right. that's how fast shipping rates are increasing since these attacks started. what does this mean for the consumer? delays and higher prices. seasonal items like clothing, pool supplies and patio furniture. retailers are pursuing other costly options to ship, air or rail and some halting production. volvo pausing for three days at their belgium factory. we spoke to a representative at dhl how long it could last? >> be prepared this extended transit time going from parts of asia into the u.s. and asia all together into europe and backwards will remain at least until chinese new year. >> bill, chinese new year is february 10th. the ripple effect to prices or store shelves could last longer. back to you. >> bill: we'll watch it. kelly o'grady at the port of l.a. for that. over to dana for more. >> da

monster jam, grave digger, some of the other trucks, and but it's uh- all the way from the east coast to the westem up and the trailers weigh almost 80,000 pounds. there's two trucks, eight tires, and there's basically a hole entire spare truck in there. and parts to be ready for the event. so we're ready for battle. okay >> ready for battle. but are you ready for this track? this is pretty complicated. they've trucked in more than 300 truckloads of dirt, adding up to more than 15 million pounds. so how difficult are you expecting this course to be, adam, you know what? >> i'm ready for anything they throw at me. i really am. i've been doing this for 19 years myself, and i don't care. they may have put this millions of pounds of dirt on the track. well, guess what, grave digger is here to dig it up. >> thank you so much, adam. and for those of you that might be interested in coming out to monster jam this weekend, it all kicks off tomorrow with a pit party starting at 1230. doors open up at 330, and the event starts at 5:00 on sunday. doors open up at 1230 and it starts at two in the afternoon an

east coast for 59 million people. wind alerts from the east coast to the west coast for 108 million people storm system gets together todayhe gulf coast. we've got an enhanced risk fro central louisiana all the way to the florida panhandle. we've got an ef-2 tornado risk from panama city to new orleans. mobi mobile, alabama's national weather saying this is going to be a very, ver dangerous situation. we move into tomorrow. snow stretching from the great lakes. heavy rain from new york down to florida. and, again, we've got another risk of severe weather, enhanced risk from panama city, jacksonville up to wilmington. look at this again tornado risks from ef-2 tornadoes from central north carolina all the way down to panama city, tornadoes, wind gusts of 75 miles per hour storm system moves out wednesday bringing snow. high winds spanning the entire country. wind gusts of up to 50 to 60 miles per hour and we are looking at a flood risk, moderate flood risk from new york to washington, down to new orleans as well. rainfall amounts 4 to 5 inches in the northeast that could be major flooding, especially where there is heavier

it is this storm system from the west coast to the east coast that will first bring snow to the mountainsur corners, perhaps sierra nevada. about 6 to 18 inches fending on where you located. and that will pick up energy and potentiallyon where you located. and that will pick up energy and potentially bring us the weekend snowstorm. and it won't time out for weekday. so chances of canceling school, nada. so be realistic about that one. >> luckily my son is still young enough that he just loves going to school and would be sad not to go. but has been asking me completely when he gets to go sledding. so hopefully we'll have a good answer for him this weekend. weatherman derek van dam, thank you very much. see you tomorrow. >>> and just ahead, chris christie fails to qualify for the next debate in iowa. so what t is his patath forward? does he e have one?? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, thanks for being up early with us. i'm kasie hunt. 5:30 here on the east coast. with the iowa caucuses inching closer and closer, the rivalry between ron desantis and nikki haley is dominating the airwaves with

, because they have the main part of them, respectively, terminals are located on the east coast, and not on the westre are actually queues there, by the way, back in early january we had turkish channels like if the strait is a hub, it would also be because of storms and bad weather, so from this point of view, as if now the whole world will meet with this, what is most important is next week, as if we are all talking in detail here, so next week week zelensky will be at the summit in davosi on tuesday, respectively, the bulk of his enterprises will be exactly on tuesday , respectively, then, by the way, on wednesday the shallows of argentina will speak there, i will remind you that inflation is 200%, if anyone wants to ask what high inflation is in the last a month, that’s accordingly, well, in a year the expression is, but still this is a lot, and... together with macron, that is, they will speak on the same day, and accordingly, negotiations will also take place there later khabik, so the most important thing is that negotiations are now underway with orban, the official will come to him, it will

the cost for a 40-foot container up 58% to the east coast, 60% of the west coast, and we are also hearinger options, like sending by rail or air, but because of the changing nature of the situation, those decisions are having to come last minute. we spoke to the head of ocean freight at dhl. he told us just this week, another slew of attacks caused a lot of chaos. >> we had another wave of attacks in the red sea, which then forced, i would say come almost 95% of all vessels that are going through that stretch to diverge, taking every single vessel and deciding last-minute what the situation. >> so, neil, if you are a retailer and you cannot plan for when your goods come, that is an inventory problem, that drives up costs. back to you. >> neil: thank you for that, kelly o'grady following all of that in los angeles. in the meantime, look who showed up in new hampshire today. i didn't even know he was a candidate. apparently he is not. or is he? >> i am not a candidate, so let's get that very, very clear right now. i am here truly as a concerned citizen because i've seen up close and persona

the cost for a 40-foot container was up 50% if it's going to the east coast, 60% to the west coast.ndicated that their long-term contract rates are going to increase yet again on monday. now, if you zoom out and you look at this graph, you're going to see a sharp spike right here on the screen. that's how fast the shipping rates are increasing since those attacks started mid december. so that rate is what's a causing a lot of concern among the industry. now, retailers, they're pursuing a lot of other options that can be with costly like shipping by rail or air, carriers are diverting to other ports hike the port of los angeles that i'm at. but because of the quickly changing nature of the situation, those decisions often have to come last minute. we spoke and to the head of ocean freight for north america dhl, and he told us this week another slew of attacks caused chaos. >> we had another wave of attacks in the red sea which then forced i would say almost 95 a percent of all vessels that are going through that stretch to divert. definitely by the week the carriers are taking every

west coast. following the country's most powerful earthquake for more than 5 years. on the other side of the sea of japan, russia's far east coast north and south korea also on a lot, but us monitors in hawaii, silas, an army stress has largely passed some 20 strong quakes choke central japan's west and coast. the most intense with the magnitude of 7.6, the chicago prefecture authorities of war and the people along the coast to move to safety within 30000 homes and without power. and the japanese government says no sofa, no irregularities have been detected a nuclear power facilities. so jen, this to sonya laska in tokyo gave me the latest we are getting more and more reports about the situation in chicago and the neighbor increase pictures and i mean, yeah, they're not making grades. um a lot of buildings. i mean, lots is a relative number, but there are more and more reports about buildings of collapsing and having collapse or looking like this. now basically, there are also reports about people being trapped under the russell about 6 of them are also some reports of the injuries. then as in fires, smothering the close o

we do it on the west coast, the east coast, all over.some places, people wonder how they can have a role. maybe they don't have a really swing senate district where they live, or may be there is not one of the most important congressional contests there. so they have to think about how to become digital warriors or donate to a campaign in another part of the country. but you are right here where all the action is at the tip of the spear. on caucus night, we are going to be either a divided movement, a divided party that will stumble off into new hampshire and south carolina and super tuesday with republicans spending tens of millions fighting each other, while the democrats continue to drop whatever version of joe they have up. or you can deliver such a resounding victory in the iowa caucuses that we acknowledge that this is a specific moment for a specific man and that our fellow conservatives and like-minded independents and democrats will join with us to get the nation back. that is what we need. [applause] i have been in government t

snow and rain from ardabil provinces of east azerbaijan west of zanjan, kurdistan, hamedan, kermanshah, east of alborz range , eastern parts of the caspian sea coasts, the activity of this system will begin on saturday . we will have snow , we are disrupting the traffic on the roads , we are predicting a snowstorm for the roads and heights. due to the rain , there is a possibility that the river water will rise, especially in the northwest of the northern parts of our country. meteorological warning and agricultural warning have been issued in the northern parts of our country. we request that due to the fact that there is a possibility of damage to agricultural products and agricultural tools in these areas , take necessary measures. it should be said that for sunday, the rains will be limited to the northeast of the country and gradually this system will leave the eastern borders of the country for monday, the calm atmosphere will be in the country. will have. we expect the temperature to decrease in the northern regions of the country from saturday to sunday. first, for saturday, the temperature will decrease by 4 to 7 degrees in the northwest a

and a fact for pots of japan's west coast, following the country's most powerful of quake for more than 5 years. on the other side of the sea of japan, of russia's far east coast north and south korea also a lot. but us monitors in hawaii side of sonoma, you have a synonymy thread, has largely passed some 20 strong quakes that shook central japan's west and coast . the most intense, with the magnitude of 7.6, the chicago of profecia authorities of war, people along the coast to move to safety, building 30000 homes without a power. the japanese government says so far, no irregularities have been detected the nuclear power facilities. a jim this the sonya blash got in tokyo, gave me the latest we are getting more and more reports about the situation in chicago and the neighboring priest pictures. and i mean, yeah, they're not making great um, a lot of buildings. i mean, lots is a relative number, but there are more and more reports about buildings uh, collapsing or having collapsed or looking like this. now basically, there are also reports about people being trapped under the russell, about 6 of them are also some reports of the injuries. then as in fires