a powerful weather system stretching from texas to eastern canada unleashed thunderstorms, widespread flooding and five tornados. tearing off roofs from homes and leveling others and uprooting trees and demolishing cars in the path. some communities threatened from treacherous floods due to rising water levels and rivers like the ohio and louisville kentucky. which hit the highest in 20 years. a rescue operation turned into a recover are mission. after a 6 year-old boy fell ento a creek. crews are urging people to be cautious. >> bill karins with a look at what we're watching with some spots getting a good drenching. >> the south ooets is getting a drenching today. it won't cause the flooding. we need to get rid of the spring like weather pattern with the endless rain. we're drying where we need this. arkansas and missouri. indiana, illinois. southern portions of michigan. throughout the week we'll watch a new storm developing towards the middle of the week with heavy rain through tennessee and kentucky. and ohio valley. that heads to the east coast by the time we get to the friday pe

i'm sharanjit leyl with bbc world news. 400,000 civilians remain trapped in eastern canada, after plans been able to deliver any aid to the syrian suburb because of fighting. both sides have played each other for the failure of the cease—fire. the united states has cut aid to cambodia, accusing its long—term leader of anti—democratic behavior following the country's senate elections. and this video is turning on bbc .com. in an article for vanity pack —— vanity fair, monica lewinsky, the white house intern who had it —— an affair with former president bill clinton, has said his relationship with her constituted a gross abuse of power. that's all for me now, stay with us for bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

some day's cold weather is across eastern canada at the moment.across the atlantic, warming upa be moving across the atlantic, warming up a bit as it moves towards us. warming up a bit as it moves towards us. a finger of milder air which on saturday brings a lot more cloud. it sta rts saturday brings a lot more cloud. it starts cold with a widespread frost in central and eastern areas. snow across scotland and northern england as the weather front meets the cold air. with south—westerly winds dominating, it will turn back to rain and many of it will come and go throughout the afternoon. something bright in the afternoon in northern scotland. that rain is linked to a deepening area of low pressure, pushing through the uk as we go into sunday. severe gales on the southern flank of that particularly in northern england and northern wales. edit of snow as well. on sunday north—westerly winds with that air in canada starting to come towards us. in canada starting to come towards us. the showers that fall across the north and the west will be primarily

with bbc world news. 400,000 civilians remain trapped in eastern canada, after plans to suspend fighting for a humanitarian pause filled on the first day. the un says it hasn't been able to deliver any aid to the syrian suburb because of fighting. both sides have played each other for the failure of the cease—fire. the united states has cut aid to cambodia, accusing its long—term leader of anti—democratic behavior following the country's senate elections. and this video is turning on bbc .com. in an article for vanity pack —— vanity fair, monica lewinsky, the white house intern who had it —— an affair with former president bill clinton, has said his relationship with her constituted a gross abuse of power. that's all for me now, stay with us for bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm sarah montague. my guest today is living his dream. an internationally acclaimed concert pianist and successful recording artist. but read his account of his life and it resembles a nightmare. when he's away from the piano, james rhodes is still haunted by the viole

louis and chicago and great lakes and eastern canada. it will hold off for one more day.s is the separation and there is cold air to the northern and this is collapsing down tomorrow night into thursday. and for tonight. and extremely mild and fog develops 50 in the suburbs and 56 degrees for center city and the highs for tomorrow. once we burn the fog away in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon and records will soar for trenton and allentown and reading and wilmington and philadelphia. and the atlantic city airport with most of us in the mid-70s. then on thursday. the low pressure comes in. cloudy and dreary and rain at times, a nasty day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast get out tomorrow afternoon once again 75 degrees if it's your day off. two thumbs up. chilly and rainy at times. periods of rain a raw high of 46 degrees. warmer, 60 degrees. the bad thing more rain on saturday. and more rain on sunday especially in the morning and on monday the sun returns and pretty mild at 56 degrees and not bad on tuesday. 52 degrees with sun and clouds so two days in

problem is it will run into this block right here over eastern canada and hold this storm in place.nes? this is a fetch. if you own coastal property or know someone that does they are very familiar with a fetch , it is an area have 0200 , 250 miles where the wind blows in the same direction. easterly wind. as it blows in the same direction the seas start to build and waves start to build there could be a tremendous coastal flooding problem here depending on where this fetch sets up. models have it as far north as new england and as far south as dell marv a fetch develops up here there is no problems for us. if it develops across new jersey we will have to watch this thing closely here late in the week. right now the time frame is thursday, friday, this is a very slow moving storm, more heavy rain for us, maybe higher elevations of snow and possibility of coastal flooding and beach erosion, again, thursday evening, we also have a full moon thursday evening. thursday evening right through friday evening. for today rain, showers ending , 55 degrees is the forecast high. here's the excl

your children are among over eighty five killed in syrian government airstrikes on rebel held in eastern canada . tensions escalate further in syria's north as turkey warns the offside government against helping the kurds in a free.

and eastern parts of canada the whole system most are fairly quickly it's largely gone by the time we get to thursday lunchtime but it's still dragging its feet towards the southeastern parts here mostly cloud rather than anything particularly heavy rain wise though it wasn't all western but another weather system working its way in here so lots of snow is expected for the southwestern parts of canada that's edging its way eastwards now for the central america's largely fine and settled for many of us here we do have a few showers here and there want to run the uk a temperature and there's a stretching down towards costa rica and i think we'll see a few more showers here as we head through thursday on thursday though we're also going to see more wet weather beginning to gather over parts of mexico so particularly in the eastern parts as we head down towards south america the rains hey continue the heaviest at the moment around the eastern parts of brazil more still to come. well as. good rick remender. tax returns to activism with a new mission i seldom ever get my job why build softw

in behind big see a little bit of rice leave the stuff up to the northeast going into the eastern side of canada some light snow to across the pacific northwest into the cascades easing across northern areas of the rockies and sunny north of the border into basically you can expect see something of a wintry mix over the next day or so for the south of the warm temperatures getting up to twenty celsius in the sunshine fam out of sunshine across a good part of the caribbean still want to shout clouds that just over towards amala towards southern parts of mexico into cuba but for many it will be five and driving some pleasant sunshine not just as we go on through thursday the shot was said if you move far between as we go on for friday kingston with a high of twenty nine. china has never been this risky. but nothing can stop them in their tracks chasing the american dream escaping poverty but the eagle roots is their only option and their hope for a better life can lead them into trouble braving tough conditions gambling with the law will put their lives in danger just to hurt and that risking it a

and eastern parts of canada the whole system most are fairly quickly it's largely gone by the time we get to thursday lunchtime but it's still dragging its feet towards the southeastern parts here mostly cloud rather than anything particularly heavy rain wise though it wasn't off west of one another weather system working its way in here so lots of snow is expected for the southwestern parts of canada that's edging its way eastwards now for the central america's largely fine and settled for many of us here but we do have a few showers here and there want to around the uk a temperature and there's a stretching down towards costa rica and i think we'll see a few more showers here as we head through thursday on thursday there were also going to see more wet weather beginning to gather over parts of mexico so particularly in the eastern parts as we head down towards south america the rains hey continue the heaviest at the moment around the eastern parts of brazil more still to come. the read so that i could read every man's. tax returns to activism with a new mission. like. build software

that jet stream carving through the midwest into northern parts aren't -- and eastern parts of canadal cool air to the west coast where freeze warnings are in effect right now in california. for us, this ridge really powerful for this time of year sending that southwesterly wind our way and kicking that jet stream way to the north and in fact this is what we typically see in the summer with that bermuda high, but this high and ridge is so strong that if this setup was july or august, we would be talking about a hundred plus degrees. but given that it is still only technically february, we're looking at 25 degrees above normal hitting near the record high of philadelphia 70 tomorrow afternoon, 60's elsewhere. cooler at the shore in the 50 but that morning fog and clouds will be stubborn to break for some peeks of sun in the afternoon and then with more sun on wednesday afternoon, we're going to see those temperatures soar well into the 70's all the way up to new york city and near 80 for washington and richmond. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, a pair of 70's the next two days

bad outbreaks of snow and that system marches away so by monday is just clinging on to the eastern parts of canada behind it it should be a lot brighter a lot brighter but still very cold new york as a maximum temperature getting to around five a force in atlanta only noise in force in chicago minus seven those are our maximum temperatures behind it with one of the weather feature that's working in from the pacific at the moment and that's working its way across the plains there is bringing us a fair amount of snow moving. through fairly quickly to the south we've got more rain beginning to. follow al-jazeera mutual just stepped on twitter at where the staff there with still to come on the program. three opposition groups in syria say they shot down a russian warplanes. clamping down on illicit wealth the u.k. introduces new measures to tackle body laundering. and in sport will be at the golf talk about where players compete with the crowd for attention. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that they put every day but the message is a simplistic you have been trained good log

and eastern parts of canada the whole system moves through fairly quickly it's largely gone by the time we get to thursday lunchtime but it's still dragging its feet towards the southeastern parts here mostly cloud rather than anything particularly heavy rain wise though it wasn't all western but another weather system working its way in here so lots of snow is expected for the southwestern parts of canada that's edging its way eastwards now for the center. america's largely fine and settled for many of us here we do have a few showers here and there want to run the uk a temperature and there's a stretching down towards costa rica and i think we'll see a few more showers here as we head through thursday on thursday though we're also going to see more wet weather beginning to gather over parts of mexico so particularly in the eastern parts as we head down towards south america the rains here continue their heaviest at the moment around the eastern parts of brazil more still to come. with. more than seven decades ago a country was split into we began with dick cheney and now the dynamic t

pretty cold for many of us here and that cold weather extends all the way across into the eastern parts of canada as well but elsewhere it's a lot more mild and for some of us in west virginia that mild weather is giving us a problem with some flooding and that's partly due to the snow melting and partly due to the amount of rain that we're seeing and down in the southeast ahead of that wet weather is very very mild you can see the winds here all feeding up from the gulf of mexico and that's why things are quite so mild here but it's cold air that is digging down from canada here's a denver as a maximum on monday two degrees is a bit different from the twenty degrees and sunshine that we were seeing before so there's that what weather then gradually edging its way eastwards but it's not really moving anywhere in a great hurry so still more or less day where it is really as we head through choose day because the front is staying where it is all the warm air continues to be pulled up ahead of it so the temperatures here will continue to rise as we head through the next few days atlanta twenty three

, it is weakened, split in half and it has brought in a lot of cold weather in eastern europe, it is cold in northern canadaxtraordinarily warm. why is the arctic so unusually warm rhino? what is causing that, do we know? —— in the high arctic. there two affects, time to time, you have areas in the atla ntic time to time, you have areas in the atlantic and coastal greenland, where there is warm winds blowing through the bering strait. the arctic is being attacked by both sides, partly due to this effect of the weakening happening over the arctic. these weather events occasionally happen but we can say that because the atmosphere is much warmer than it has been in the past, climate change is supercharging these weather events. we have more unprecedented extremes. that was my next question, whether this is a climate change issue, and if it is, to what extent are we having to get our heads around how things will be different in future? will this becoming more frequent event? we have seen these events occurring more frequently and becoming more extreme over the last four or five yea rs. extreme over the last fo

a wet start across eastern part of the usa and canada, but the weather system for tuesday is pulling at times there will be showers into vancouver and seattle, and there is a chance of getting a few showers in la over the next couple of days before the sunshine and warmth comes backin before the sunshine and warmth comes back in the week. this is the picture for your reply tuesday the stops heavy snow affecting parts of the south—east, a weather system from the atlantic running into cold air in france, so more snow on here, but ahead of the weather system, there is a clear resort, says sunshine into germany and austria and switzerland. there is fine weather across southernmost parts of spain, though not particularly wobbles up in the uk, there will be weather systems bringing spells of rain and it will often be windy and less cold by the end of the week. more in half an hour. hello, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. jacob zuma‘s political life looks as though it‘s coming to an end — but at this stage he‘s refusing to resign — we‘ll look a

new zealand was that in the next few days in north america, cold air heading in from central canada to the easternf we look at the temperatures by friday, things turning much colder in new york, not getting above freezing all day. remaining mild towards california, with some rain and snow for british columbia. let's ta ke and snow for british columbia. let's take a look at south africa. in cape town, and ongoing extensive drought situation. in fact, the drought in cape town has been going on for three years. reservoirs only at around 25% of their capacity. their fears by the 12th of april, if we don't see significant rainfall, it could run dry altogether. he“? ' f 77 don't see significant rainfall, it could run dry altogether. us“? is ' f 77 could run dry altogether. here is the forecast the cape town could run dry altogether. here is the fo temperatures 5 town could run dry altogether. here is the fo temperatures are wnl will be those temperatures are also will be on the rise. elsewhere across africa, a cold northerly wind is blowing across parts of morocco and the canary blowing across parts of

hockey team plays for the gold medal against defending olympic champion canada faces off at 11:10 p.m. easterncan skier lindsey bond. the oldest female medalists in alpine skiing at the winter games -- he won a bronze medal after von told nbc i wish i could keep going. i wish this wasn't my last olympics but it is. i don't think my body can take another four years of ski racing. she said she hopes she made her grandfather proud here is >> our family never gives up and i never gave up. i'm really proud of this and i know he is too. >> lindsay von whiskey again tomorrow. north korean speedskater disqualified from the 500 meters crashed on the ice twice accused of tripping a japanese opponent a little bit of controversy last night. disqualification of 500 meters the u.k. dallas mavericks say there's no room for such conduct in the workplace. the team responding to a scathing story in "sports illustrated" about ceo truckee river sharif. mavericks have received information about behavior in the work place. that appears to have violated the organization's standard of conduct. mavericks went on to sa

eastern time. the u.s. women's hockey team goes for gold facing canada into the final.ed up to new york yankees spring training yesterday in tampa to watch giancarlo stanton and aaron judge take batting practice. yesterday the rival boston red sox did as well. they agree to a five-year contract for $110 million for jd martinez. last year 45 home runs and also 103 rbis. baseball geeks, if you are craving another stack to keep track of when you're scoring the game, we have some good news for you. major league baseball instituted some rules changes. teaching on visits. keep track of that in your scorebook. shorter commercial breaks will range between 205 and two minutes 50 seconds unlimited trips to the mound page six trips per nine innings. cheryl: it takes forever to watch a baseball game. i don't have six hours to watch a baseball game. >> they are starting to get it. i need a page clock. >> you do. jerry sports reports. of course you can listen to the headlines 21st of an xm channel 115. lauren: coming up, asian shares for the markets that are open. they stop overnight

canada starting february twenty seventh. german chancellor angela merkel has condemned the syrian government bombing campaign of eastern. since sunday an estimated three hundred people have been killed in a relentless aerial bombardment of the rebel held damascus suburb the german chancellor said the syrian gov.

place for new england pushing up into that east the side of canada but really is going to be the very heavy rain that we have across eastern texas too easy on the mississippi that will be the problem as we go on through the next few days and that links back to some rather wet weather that we're saying just around the mexico not quite as wet as we go on through the next few days will be a few showers around the western caribbean elsewhere a slightly fine and sunny. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the all powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and a threat. in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game have changed there are no precedents people out investigate disinclination and democracy party at this time on al-jazeera. deal with these are our top stories the white house is preparing for a government shutdown as congress struggles to approve a budget deal before a midnight deadline the agreement which was struck by republican and democratic leaders in the senate is facing stiff resistance from both camps. stocks have plunged on wall stre

that high again voiding everyone of cloud cover along the eastern seaboard and any clouds well north of cleveland mainly in southern parts of canada. the high will remain in control as we get into your wednesday but later on in the week. you see the spin in southern parts of california and in fact snow outside of los angeles in the mountains there. not unheard of. but unique to see that. this will collide with another system to the north and it will bring quite a powerful storm here into thursday and friday. and we'll chat about that the full accuweather forecast. >> for now soak in the rays while we have got them. >> thank you. >> "action news" has learn that a crash earlier this month is now suspected as a case of road rage, medford township police is looking for the man that looks like the person seen in the sketch. investigators believe he was driving a silver or gray four door sedan with a dent over the rear tire. it ended with a woman losing control and crashing into a pole along church road near arch road. she was air lifted to the hop and at some point the suspect threatened her with a baseball bat. if you know anything ab

place for new england pushing up into that east the side of canada but really is going to be the very heavy rain that we have across eastern texas too easy on the mississippi that will be the problem as we go on through the next few days and that links back to some rather wet weather that was saying just around to mexico not quite as wet as we go on through the next few days will be a few showers around the western caribbean elsewhere fine and sunny. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the all powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and a threat somebody who controls ten thousand bombs at all in a hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game have changed there are no precedents people and out investigate this information and democracy part two at this time on al-jazeera. a young so molly refugee thrilled to gain us residency in twenty sixteen. and i was lucky to get to i was a really really big god answered my prayer but with anti immigrant sentiment under the trump presidency al-jazeera wor

eastern time. they went on a winning streak. their biggest wen was an upset victory over canada and canada, by the way were the favorites to win thele thing. >> it was upsetting for the canadians and americans are still trying to figure out what curling is. >> so we decided, especially after watching will ganns' piece we would try it. >> and without no muscles. >> that too. so all we can say is ask and you shall receive. >> so here it is. our curling championship swifer. >> frozen turkey and a freshly mopped floor. >> how does he do? yeah, nailed it. >> i think i nailed it on the sweep. >> we will not be competing. there's a bit of a clean up right here that's needed. >> yeah. so maybe we have a little more work ahead in our curling career but we gave it the old college try. >>> coming up the words of wakanda. the clicking language spoken in "blackpanther" it's hitting all the right notes so we're going to check it out. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll ge

thirty eight people have now been killed in eastern guta and in the province in the last forty eight hours. the kenyan opposition politician. has been deported to canada after being charged with treason you can see him here on the left of your picture he was arrested after taking part in. that mock swearing in ceremony for the opposition leader raul or. the international community faces an even more difficult challenge in containing eisel then when the group was at its peak that's the assessment of a new report from the un security council which says the fight against eisel is entering a new phase according to the report eisel has changed its focus to conquering and from conquering and holding territory and instead is now prioritizing individual and small cells eisel now wants to carry out attacks and in some cases they're willing to work with al qaeda to achieve that the report warns countries need to improve intelligence sharing and cooperation to deal with the renewed threat it also says the threat from eisel linked groups is quickly spreading across libya western east africa as well essential asia. well this is foreign minister says there's a real

canada a new epidemic. a new hockey fad. t rex racing. college hoops. over eastern carolina.s berkeley -- length of the court to bj. these the buzzer. watch it again. they go to overtime. all those heroics. they wound up losing. to eastern carolina. it just continues. it is really catching on the t rex racing. jaelyn brown. this is a -- celtics another victory. young jaelyn brown the former bear making a name for himself. michigan state miles bridges. this is a vicious to hand slam. 23 points for help. spartans went. the dangerous sport of t rex racing continues. as they all fall down. it is becoming an absolute epidemic. up there in canada. all worth checking out in good fun on a wednesday evening. that is the sporting life. time for more news.>>> we have to build more housing for all income levels. we have serious issues around public safety and car break- ins.>> candidates for the next mayor responded to the biggest concerns. the top issues they plan to take on if they are elected.>>> san francisco town square was packed with hundreds of people tonight. hear from the five

canada versus switzerland for mixed doubles. you can catch all the olympic curling action on cnbc at 5:00 p.m. eastern first in curling >> i like it i like to call it ice bochy. >> it is. >> i like that. >> when it comes to social media, which platform takes the gold at the olympics cnbc asks the athletes ♪ ♪ >> instagram, yeah so, yeah, i try to upload pictures and to increase the amount of followers. >> i guess twitter right now it's fun to kind of see commentary on the sports. >> i think i prefer instagram. >> instagram. >> pictures i say a thousand words, it's so easy to use easy to connect with people. >> i like instagram. i travel a lot and i take a lot of pictures. it's one of the best ways to share my pictures. >> facebook. i've been there a long time. >> right now it's instagram. i used to use facebook a lot, but maybe in the last year i started to use instagram more. >> instagram i love it. >> i'm getting a little older so the whole snapchat and stuff is not good i'm still on facebook. >> our next guest is a three-time olympic snowboarder who made history as the first and only athlete to com

canada starting on february twenty seventh explained up. close. play play play . this is the news live from berlin syrian forces pushing ahead with airstrikes on rebel held eastern ghouta more than five hundred people have died in the bombing which has gone on now for more than a week now that despite a u.n. demand for a cease fire on one of syria's most deadly frogs also on the show. only macko rosa rolls out her picks from the conservative rights for talk post in germany's possible future government why is one of her most outspoken critic.

canada. live 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> this weekend on "american history tv" on c-span 3, sunday 10:00 a.m.eastern, graduate kenneth carlson and his service in vietnam. >> there was a viewpoint and you can see what was going on over the base and we're watching the rockets coming in and ms ms. arkansas on one side and -- that kind of looks like the fourth of july and i said no it doesn't and she said what do you mean. people are dying when those things land that doesn't happen in the fourth of july, and she started crying. >> with the upcoming winter olympics we are featuring, the films on the 8th winter olympics in california. >> and unexpected excitement here. pregame under dogs and now they upset all predictions by winning this game. and earning them the first gold medal won by a u.s. team in hockey. >> and 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency. scholars explore the relationships between president ronld raegon, and george bush. >> when you look back at 1989 when bush comes in and you, from the point of view, bush is not measuring up to what raegon has been. >> watch "american history tv" ev

in place for new england pushing up into that east side of canada but really is going to be the very heavy rain that we have of course eastern texas too easy on the mississippi that will be the problem as we go on through the next few days and that links back to some rather wet weather that we're seeing just around the mexico not quite as wet as we go on through the next few days will be a few showers around the western caribbean elsewhere a slightly fine and sunny. well good skin yes i'm scared but who else is will lose their nerve and fight for what is right on the shores of padded ice progress for some can create a living hell for others challenging his government and big business one man risks of life to save the community he cherishes it is not to be that someone that can lose them. is what. the opposition a witness documentary at this time on al jazeera. where every. welcome back to the al-jazeera news hour i'm so ho rob the remind of our top stories syria is accusing the u.s. of committing a war crime by bombing fighters loyal to president bashar assad in there is still province the u.s. says the airstrikes were in re

eastern, a conversation on the trump administration's plans to renegotiate nafta and the role congress would play in approving a revised trade agreement between the u.s., mexico, and canada. also live on c-span. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, sunday, at 10:00 a.m. eastern, from the west point center for oral history, graduate kenneth carlson talks about growing up in a military family and his service in vietnam. >> we go out to this bunker and it had an actual viewpoint where you could see what was going on over the combat base and we're watching the rockets coming in and miss arkansas is on one side and miss new jersey is on the other side, and explosions are going off. and these women are scared to death. but miss arkansas said, that kind of looks like the fourth of july. and i said, no, it doesn't. she said, what do you mean? i said, people are dying when those things land. that doesn't happen in the fourth of july. and she started crying. >> at 4:00 p.m. on real america, with the upcoming winter olympics, we're featuring two films, the 1953 film, "rebirth of soul" and 1960 film on the eighth winter olympics in california. >> and the united states

so that east assad of canada head of that there is the model weather around new york at around nine degrees celsius heavy rain though see that's setting in there across that eastern side of texas into really louisiana mississippi alabama all making its way further east was the model there winds out d.c. gets up to around eighteen celsius because see how it's getting into double figures for new york really heavy rain here possibility some localized flooding just around the middle and six days a little further northwards snow on the northern flank very heavy right towards the south and further west there's generally fine and dry still warm temperatures here i say around twenty four degrees celsius in the sunshine them out of sunshine across the caribbean over the next few days is looking pretty good actually is the dry season so it should be just one or two into the day showers bring up the sun maybe into budget maker maybe also into cuba over the next day or so but essentially it doesn't last the settled and sunny thirty celsius there having thinks that in the sunshine wanted to shallows for nicaragua and panama. the marshall islands holds a toxic legacy from year

canada has a reputation as a haven for refugees but north korea seeking asylum ever save a cold welcome. hello has recently been quite a bit of flooding on the eastern side of the u.s. last the from melted an additional right into the rivers of come over the banks you still got a visible system here but it's more or less irrelevant this line is a bit more relevant going back to a lie somewhere around multiple sort of area at least don't feel that the real winter is not kept so chicago's that plus five denver plus sixty so this slice isn't really wintry toll but the cold has produced snow already in the northwest core it is heading south it's heading south with the lower lowering temperatures so with snow for all the desert states and i'm towards our result and beyond you'll funk tension in denver subzero by the time we get to tuesday's focus to be minus twelve there's a huge swing twenty degrees celsius at least on the stair than lines up through the dakotas and beyond this north of illinois chicago sixty in the rain a big fella dolls were in the study says north pole of snow to fall out of the sky that will be a real late winter dump of snow and th

eastern democratic republic of congo thousands of people attacking weaker province have been forced from their homes because of fighting u.n.h.c.r. says poor security is hindering attends to help those in need. canada's prime minister has reiterated that he supports a one united india during his first visit to the country justin trudeau and. family on an eight day tour some in india have accused members of his cabinet of supporting six separatists four canadian cabinet members are sikh today has met the chief minister of punjab and visited the sikh golden temple let's take a closer look at the indian community in canada according to the latest figures indians are one of the largest immigrant communities in canada six accounts roughly one point four percent of canada's population of thirty six million seventeen are members of parliament and four are in the cabinet of the us president has agreed more needs to be done to protect children in the wake of last week's school shooting in florida donald trump called for a ban on so-called bumper stocks devices that allow a semiautomatic rifle to fire at the speed of a machine gun he's expected to speak to survivors of several mass shootings in the coming hour

tucking in spinning right house of canada what raimi to have will turn to snow as we go on through the course of the weekend so the last you draw in frightful central and eastern parts as we go through friday but temperatures no higher than minus six in chicago plus five there for new york tomorrow to seventeen the top temperature for when they pack had a similar values who fall calgary western parts of canada sings some wintry weather coming in wintry mix there just around the pacific northwest eleven to twelve celsius to seattle over the next few days and then he comes and next area of snow spilling off the rockies making its way further east what's ahead of that you can see it's going to be lousy dry but crisp sassed the afternoon new york with a top temperature just minus one celsius at least the sun will be out the boy will it be cold sun's out across the caribbean warm sunshine for many not looking too bad a total was a possibility of one of two showers drifting in on those easterly winds so you might just catch the odd shower towards nicaragua maybe into costa rica but for the males of the caribbean it's a fine dry and sunny. we have here as if data we

champs canada so booking their place in sunday's final we'll have all the day's action from john chiang. thanks very much for your company. and we begin again in syria in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta were residents have been living a nightmare as government forces have unleashed waves of air strikes hundreds of people have been killed since sunday clothing many children the u.n. security council is gathering about now to vote on a temporary ceasefire that would allow in humanitarian aid russia had opposed the resolution but has now in the kid it will support it if there can be a guarantee that rebel fighters in eastern guta will respect it will bring you the results of the vote if we get it. these crackling bright lights have all the hallmarks of a firework display. but they're designed to devastate not celebrate activists say they are proof that the syrian government is firing indiscriminately cluster bombs and to built up residential areas. and after a fifth night of regime pounding this rebel held posture looks like this. the grieving here takes place amid the search for life. well out of all the. knew he would go. i told his grandmother he would go. he didn't want to co

tucking in spinning right house of canada what raimi to have will turn to snow as we go on through the course of the week at city laws you draw a bright full central and eastern parts as we go through friday but temperatures no higher than minus six in chicago plus five that for new york a modest seventeen the top temperature for when they pack at a similar values who for calgary western parts of canada for basically saying some wintry weather coming in wintry mix that just around the pacific northwest eleven to twelve celsius to seattle over the next few days and then he comes and next area all the snow spilling off the rockies making its way for the race what's ahead of that you can see it's going to be lousy dry but crisp sassed the afternoon new york with the top temperature just minus one celsius at least the sun will be out the boy will it be cold sun's out across the caribbean warm sunshine for many not looking too bad a total was upon. civility of what it says showers drifting in on those easterly winds so you might just catch the odd shout was maybe into costa rica but for the males of the caribbean it's a fine dry and sunny. day the scene for us whe

england so that east assaad of canada ahead of that there was some wild weather around new york around nine degrees celsius heavy rain see that setting in there across the eastern side of texas into lee's louisiana mississippi alabama all making its way further ace was the model winds out d.c. gets up to around eighteen celsius because see how it's getting into double figures for new york really heavy rain here possibility some localized flooding just around the middle antic states and little further north was snow on the northern flank very heavy right towards the south and further west there's generally fine and dry still warm in ally temperatures here i say around twenty four degrees celsius in the sunshine from out of sunshine across the caribbean over the next few days is looking pretty good actually as the dry season so it should be just one or two into the day showers bring up to some maybe into budget make maybe also into cuba over the next dial side but essentially it doesn't last the settled and sunny thirty celsius that having things to in the sunshine want to say salus for nicaragua and panama. this is al-jazeera. the whole robin this is the al-jaze

canada. that's on our companion network c-span live at 4:00 p.m. eastern. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern from the west point center for oral history, graduate kenneth karlsson talks about growing up in a military family and his service in vietnam. >> we go out to this bunker and it had an actual viewpoint where you could see what was going on over the combat base, and we're watching the rockets coming in and miss arkansas is on the one side and miss new jersey is on the other side and explosions are going off and these women are scared to death, but -- miss arkansas said that kind of looks like the fourth of july. i said no, it doesn't. she said what do you mean? people are dying when those things land. that doesn't happen on the fourth of july, and she started crying. >> with the upcoming winter o limp, we're featuring two films other 1953 film rebirth of seoul and the eighth winter olympics in california. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pre-game underdogs an

that east the side of canada ahead of that there is the model weather around new york around nine degrees celsius heavy rain though see that's setting in there across that eastern side of texas into really louisiana mississippi alabama all making its way further east was the model there winds out d.c. gets up to around eighteen celsius because see how it's getting into double figures for new york really heavy rain here possibility some localized flooding just around the middle attics days and little further north was snow on the northern flank very heavy right towards the south and further west there's generally fine and dry still warm in ally temperatures here i say around twenty four degrees celsius in the sunshine the amount of sunshine across the caribbean over the next few days is looking pretty good actually it's the dry season so it should be just one or two into the day showers bring up the sun maybe into jamaica maybe also into cuba over the next day or so but essentially it doesn't last the settled and sunny thirty celsius there having thinks that in the sunshine wanted to shallows for nicaragua and panama. while the world's rich take what they want t

eastern time. they went on a winning streak. after a slow start to the tournament. their biggest win, so far, was an upset victory over canada and, canada, by the way, were the favorites to win the whole thing. it was a very, very big win. >> it was upsetting for the canadians and americans are still trying to figure out what curling is. >> so we decided, especially after watching will ganns' piece the other day that we would give it a shot. we also shared on twitter an idea of how to do this without an ice rink, without curling equipment and -- >> without any muscles. >> that, too. so, some of you sent us your ideas. so all we can say is ask and you shall receive. >> so here it is. our curling championship, swiffer. >> frozen turkey and a freshly mopped floor. >> there it is. how does he do? yeah, nailed it. >> i think i nailed it on the sweep. i'm not sure the vacuum cleaner was the best choice. >> the vacuum is a little tough. we will not be competing. there's a bit of a clean up right here that's needed. >> yeah. so maybe we have a little more work ahead in our curling career but we gave it the old college try. >> i'm su

tucking it spinning writes out of canada what raimi to have will turn to snow as we go on through the course of the weekend so the loss you draw a bright full central and eastern parts as we go through friday but temperatures no higher than minus six in chicago plus five there for new york tomorrow to seventeen the top temperature for when they pack had a similar values who for calgary western parts of canada b.c. seeing some wintry weather coming in wintry mix there just around the pacific northwest eleven to twelve celsius to seattle over the next few days and then he comes and next area of snow spilling off the rockies making its way further east what's ahead of that you can see it's going to drop a crisp sassed the afternoon new york with a top temperature just minus one celsius at least the sun will be out the boy will it be cold sun's out across the caribbean warm sunshine for many not looking too bad a total was a possibility of one of drifting in on those easterly winds so you might just catch the odd shower towards nicaragua maybe into costa rica but for the males of the caribbean it's a fine dry and sunny. well as. bill reads like a real. twitter act

eastern pacific. the high pressure ridge will weaken during the weekend resulting in cooler temperatures and possible gusty offshore winds late saturday into sunday. ( james ) happening today... canada'sur of america. trudeau is expected to land in half an hour ... to meet with local business leaders and entrepreneurs. he is touring the u-s to discuss how public service can contribute to stronger economic and political ties between the two countries. the visit comes amid talks to rewrite the north america free trade agreement. ( darya ) the senate has agreed on a budget deal... now... it's back to the house. the deadline to avoid another government shutdown is tonight. senate leaders from both parties agreed on a two-year budget deal yesterday. it boosts military spending.... and adds 80-billion dollars for disaster relief. president trump applauded the budget deal. but there is a hurdle in the house. democrats want a vote on "daca"... that would protect the undocumented immigrants brought to the u-s as children. ( darya ) house democratic leader nancy pelosi has broken a record. she gave the longest speech ever recorded on the house floor... totaling more than eight hours. she's aski

another must-win elimination game tonight 10:10 eastern time against the check republic, 3 minutes 16.86 seconds, 16.86, i say it twice, germany and canadastory. germany has one more medal, still eight behind norway. team usa picked up two medals on monday not only ice dancing but sabrita won third medal. the lead singer of the black-eyed peas apologized yesterday for national anthem. she says i've always been honored and proud to perform the national anthem and last night i wanted to try something special for the nba, well, fergie continued in her apology and said i'm a risk-taker artistically but the rendition didn't strike the intended tone. i love the country and honestly tried my best. people are giving her a hard time. you know, i didn't have the biggest problem wit and i like the apology too. she's saying, i'm an artist, i tried and gave it a shot and failed. maria: you we won't run it again. [laughter] maria: some people would like to hear it. dagen: there might be some restrictions on it. maria: we can't show it again. dagen: one thing, i didn't -- i wasn't listening to fergie and thinking that she's insulting the united states.

canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. live look outside...sutro tower. (dave) high pressure over the easternd temperatures across the region. conditions will turn blustery and much colder on sunday as a strong cold front sweeps through the region. there are also chances of showers mainly across the central coast sunday night into monday with snow levels forecast to drop below 1,500 feet. in wake of the frontal passage, some of the coldest temperatures the region has experienced in years are forecast for early next week. ( marty ) california lawmakers are debating the dangers of tackle footbal. california could be the first state to outlaw tackle football before high school. a new form of the game is being introduced to more than a thousand youth football coaches this weekend. it's called tacklebar, it's supporters say it's a safer form of footbal. (ááá2 shotááá) tacklebar football c-e-o tim healy is here to tell us what it is an how it works. tacklebar football is a safer approach to the game that preserves the tradition and spirit of the sport.it teaches safe contact, sound fundamentals and

eastern. next, north dakota governor doug burgum delivers the state of the state address covering a wide range of issues including combating drug addiction, engagement with communities, education funding and strengthening trading partnerships with canada. this is just under 90 minutes. >> yu lieutenant governor stanford. it is a pleasure serving with you, appreciate all that you are doing, and appreciate the fact you are staying so close to your kids. i can't even get through the first line. this guy is amazing as a dad, a partner, former cfo, he is exactly what the state needs it is a key part of what we have gotten done as well. [applause] >> governing is a team effort and there are three branches of government and we are well represented here today. we have four of the five supreme court justices that serve our state here today including the chief justice, longest-serving justice in the history of north dakota but let's honor our judicial court, if you guys could stand to be recognized. [applause] and we have a fabulous turn out of state legislators hear from across the state, they have different from all over, these people serve all of you, not just when they are in session but all year round so if we could have all our state sena

canada and mexico. they are expected to sign that deal in march. >> joining us now is jeff south from raymond james, and michael tyler, chief investment officer at easternank wealth ma manageme management jeff, we got 12% in intraday correction six straight days brought us back down to 4%. after yesterday's move we're down 5.5%. i know llong-term it doesn't matter to time these right, but do we test the lows? do we get close to 12? do we go through 12? do we not get to 12? what's happening here in terms of wringing out some of the bullishness? >> i said on friday on cnbc that it would be tough to get above 2750 the 20-day moving average was 2754, which is where the market peaked on friday it will take a couple more hits against that level to get through. any pullback will be contained the s&p rallied about 220 points to give back a third of that that brings you back to 2680 to 2700 that's all you get then i think we go up and crack 2750 >> someone that might follow technical, a lot of 50% retracements both up and down. we get the move down, then a 50% retracement back up. then another 50% retracement of that 50% retracement it all takes time for these t

eastern. next, north dakota governor doug burgum delivers the state of the state address covering a wide range of issues including combating drug addiction, engagement with communities, education funding and strengthening trading partnerships with canada. this is just under 90 minutes.