it's a major winter storm for the entire eastern seaboard. live reports from america's weather team, we have extended coverage until 10:00 o'clock this evening eastern time we want to keep you up-to-date on any changes as the forecast goes through will take you inside you can double the fox weather app it is free go to fox weather.com. thank you for watching on the fox business network. the great thing about the app anywhere you go by a click of one button you can watch the live stream of the continuous coverage and if the power goes out you can stay on top of the storm. if you have pictures of the snow, the wind or coastal flooding from the nor'easter we would love it if you would share with us tag us on your social media # "fox weather". craig: we would love to see all of that. it is important to see all these reports you can try to measure it i know the wind is blowing, let's get right to it the first blizzard warning since 2018 when this is said and done it could see up to 30 inches of snow, hunter davis is in boston, the first time were

with although some experts note there are signs the search -- surge might be slowing on the eastern seaboard, but the u.s. is a huge country, it has not peaked in many parts of the country, so the testing website will be useful for the part of the country that will deal with her rge a couple of weeks after the eastern seaboard and major metropolitan areas that we have seen. it happens regionally, it is not all happen at once, and you saw president biden announced yesterday that will purchase an additional 500 billion tests to deal with future waves. this is the first time we have seen either white house actually try to plan ahead on the testing front. two years in we never have enough tests in the middle of a surge. >> we note this administration -- know this administration came into a horrible situation. after an impressive vaccine rollout they seem to have lost momentum, control in many narratives. do you get that sense from people in the white house you talk to? >> president biden himself said he was hired to solve problems, but so many of these problems appear to be persistent certainly

so i did say pouring and roaring, that's because the winds along the eastern seaboard will whip up to 80 plus kilometers per hour off to the west. it's a different wind and it's warming temperatures up in calgary at chinook went, popping up to 9 degrees on monday. could see some shower sneak in to los angeles and san diego at 1000 degrees. definitely more cloud cover. and for the u. s. gall states, the se much quieter here. now atlanta sides, 1st measurable snow in about 1500 days. so that wild weather over the u. s. eastern us in canada, it's dropping down rain to the bahamas and eastern cuba on monday. top end of south america, we've got our storms through the amazon basin, but it is drying off in rio de janeiro with a height of $35.00 degrees and rock in storms to be expected across the river. plate region on monday, montevideo has a high of 24 degrees. lou with sponsored by katara always understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. and you take it will be the news and current affairs that matter. to you. as the omicron varian sweeps across the globe na

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it will take some time for all of these cities up and down the eastern seaboard to dig out. but i think you have to say for a potentially historic storm delivering upwards of 60 centimeters of snow to 70. ah, the, the various have fair, pretty well considering derek. all right, so nbc is crisp alone. they're reporting live from boston. chris, thank you. now, british prime minister boris johnson says the u. k. is considering making a major later deployment in response to the massing of russian troops on the ukraine. border officials will finalize the details in brussels next week with ministers discussing the military options. on monday, britain's foreign and defense ministers are also planning to go to moscow in the coming days, the talks with their russian counterparts. in an effort to deescalate tensions. meanwhile, ukraine's foreign minister has urging western allies to be vigilant and firm, and that talks with russia. it follows the u. s. president's announcement of a small troop deployment to eastern europe. the mid fears of a russian invasion. more than a $100000.00 tr

the cruise could not keep up with it here on the eastern seaboard. now they will be able to make up some of this. however, with the wind, you'll see a lot of drifting apply. we'll go through, the wind will come up and blow snow right back on the road. so that's going to be a problem. tomorrow's forecast is to be clear, but extremely cold. and ever the optimist, the mayor of boston, michel woo said that she plans to have schools open on monday. so a lot of clean up to take place at boston to morrow. we'll have final totals over the next several hours to see whether we surpass $6070.00 centimeters of snow and whether it indeed was a record for snowball darren or i to embassies, crestfallen, reporting their live from boston. chris, thank you. now, british prime minister bars johnson says the u. k is considering making a major nato deployment in response to the massing of russian troops on the ukraine . border officials will finalize the details in brussels next week with ministers discussing the military options. on monday, britain's foreign and defense

thursday that snow mix will make its way over towards the appalachians . heading over towards eastern seaboard for thursday. slightly dry weather coming back in behind, but crisp and cold weather towards the west. there we go. more snow in the forecast spilling and across the mountain states through western parts of canada. see some rain there for a time. also heading towards parts of washington and b. c. but the snow does become a little more expansive as it pushes in across the rockies more snow into those central areas of canada. cold in our favor towards eastern seaboard, new york with a top temperature of freezing and the see if you're lucky, you'll get up to minus one celsius. so some dazzling, sparkling cold sunshine coming through here. it's warm sunshine across the caribbean. la, she fine and dry. we have got a few showers in the forecast just around the eastern islas, for a time heading over to ward hispaniola, jamaica, stay settle and sunny much of cuba. generally 5 with further showers central america. ah, african stories from african perspective. most of them are never boy, one th

it continues to slam the eastern seaboard. we will take you into this historic storm on fox weather with america's whether team. so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed only pay for what you need. with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. .. amy: this is a live view of boston. very low visibility. the snowstorm expected to be historic. two to three to. of boston picks up 24.6, that would be the top 10 biggest snowstorm on record. blizzard warning has a lot to do with snow. the wind and reduced visibility, winds creating visibility of a quarter-mile or more. the criteria will be up and down. we go to ian oliver in longbranch, new jersey. it is hard to hold the camera still. the sn

look at the wind swath moving along the eastern seaboard. this will have coastal flooding.rm nose could keep it mainly rain, maybe a few snowflakes for later this afternoon before mixing to all rain before the major cities from new york to boston. the real snowfall falls inland across new england and inland away from the coast. >> tracking this, it's going to be with us until late monday night before it moves off, derek. thanks. appreciate that update. >>> we're learning the assailant in the texas synagogue attack may have had a link to the u.k. >>> plus, as u.s. coronavirus case numbers soar, it's creating, of course, more demand for testing and more options. we'll find out what officials are doing to keep up. stay with us. to help keep the gum sealedd tight. parodontax actitive gum repair toothpaste my plaque psoriasis... ...the itchihing... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin

heavy snow, strong winds, coastal flooding, power outages and travel disruption all along the eastern seaboard focussing right along the coastal areas with the greatest impacts that's what we'll see. let's get to the root of it. who will get the most snow? we're focussing attention on eastern sections of m massachusetts into rhode island into coastal maine. that's where they have the heavy band of snow that could pick up two feet of snow teetering on historic nature. the peak of the intensity will be from saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from the northern new england r region. the snow will get to the middle of the day from philadelphia to new york city as the storm runs parallel with the coastline. check out this very informative map from the national weather service. it puts a threat index for the entire eastern seaboard and we focus in on massachusetts and rhode island. look at the shading of purple including the boston metropolitan and focus your attention on the legend on the top portion of the scereen. they expect extreme winter impacts from this particular nor'easter and don't

there comes a frontal boundary, here comes a low pressure system up the eastern seaboard. put this together with the colder air back behind this frontal boundary and i'm here to tell you it is one of the coldest air masses. that together prompts the potential for wintry weather. now, where does the storm system end up? that is still up in the air. is it going to be close to the coastline, will it limit the amount of snow showers, will it be too far away or be in the prim prime zone we talked about in recent days. the models had a tough time here. it wanted to push this a little farther toward the east. so that placement will be key here. breaking down the models here side by side, look at the significant variabilities. the latest run of the models for the american model almost entirely takes new york out of any potential significance of wintry weather, while the europeans stay firm it will have widespread coverage, especially along the eastern seaboard, along the coast. highest amounts across massachusetts. regardless of how much snowfall comes down, we know the winds will

this is intensifying as it lose up the eastern seaboard.ape cod, the very tip provincetown is getting cold weather with wind chill in the single-digit here and those gusty winds and the snow maybe 18 inches in boston. here is a look at modern air quality across the bay area. better around redwood city and fremont and san jose has improved other is cloud cover and a look from our tower camera, you can see just getting light out there. moderate air quality today, tomorrow, and it is brighter so with less cloud cover, temperatures have been allowed to cool off. 11 degrees colder in nevada with temperatures hovering around freezing around santa rosa. 48 downtown, 39 mountain view, 42 san jose, 37 santa clara. pretty here from the exploratorium camera. 35 santa rosa. freezing in napa and the delta with 37 in concord. 36 in livermore and pretty view here from our tower camera. we will have hazy skies over the weekend. minor temperature variations next week. we will cool off and warm up and as we look at the outlook into february, it is looking dr

you can bring a lot of cold air a lot of instability, and then it moves up the eastern seaboard. look at atlanta right now. 39 degrees that's cold new orleans 49 degrees that's cold for them. oklahoma city 30 dallas is 46. so this whole area has been in climate since our whole area has been continued dry, and what's going to happen thismes up over the horn and down here. it's going to meet up on the eastern seaboard and created northeaster, a significant event that's going to move up through boston with potentially 2 to 3 ft of snow, so it's all connected once this pattern starts to move, which looks like maybe maybe this weekend. then things will change around, but in the meantime, they're stuck with it. we're stuck with it. 19 days i was wrong has been 19 days without rain that high pressure still owns the atmosphere, but we'll see it break down a little bit this week and hopefully early next week. i'll see you back here with your complete forecast in just a minute. it's close to our home. we know the whole community. it's not okay. i love this school like they can't close it r

the entire eastern seaboard was somehow, some way impacted by this storm system.far south as florida, which felt freezing temperatures. the plows are working on the roads again this morning. they continue to do that to clear not only for the utility crews, but also getting them ready for the monday morning work and school commutes. margaret? >> brennan: mola lenghi in boston, thank you. we turn now to the covid-19 pandemic, where despite a decline in hospitalizations and new cases, deaths are still rising and the virus is still highly transmissible. community spread is in the high range across the country, and a new variant of omicron has raised new concerns. mark strassmann reports. ♪♪ >> reporter: finally, a covid update not steeped in dread. >> we continue to move towards a time when covid won't disrupt our daily lives, a time when covid is no longer a crisis. >> reporter: new covid cases down sharply. hospitalizations down encouragingly. but omicron's over all milder im comes with a qualifier. >> we cannot look past the strain on our health systems and substan

like i said, the communities are dealing with all the way from new jersey all the way up to the eastern seaboard of massachusetts and new england. clearly this storm will be here all day. so we'll keep you updated and we'll make sure that i'll try to stay warm, whit. >> a lot of concern upcoastline, ike, thank you. >>> we want to turn to that devastating bridge collapse in pittsburgh just hours before president biden was set to visit the city to talk about infrastructure. this morning, the investigation into what happened is now under way. abc's elwyn lopez has more. >> reporter: this morning, investigators trying to find the cause of this dramatic bridge collapse in pittsburgh. >> we're looking for indications of where it began, signs of stress in the materials that comprised the bridge, signs of fracture, signs of deterioration. >> reporter: combing through what's left at the scene after friday's collapse left ten people injured, mostly first responders. >> a lot of screaming and static on the phone stating the bridge fully gave out. >> reporter: rescuers up against icy conditions and snow as

and it's going to kind of shoot through the great lakes and then go south once it gets to the eastern seaboard so it'll be interesting to see how that all transpires. but in the meantime, we've just got more of the incredible weather on the way, which is great, because again we've done so well early with our early season rains, which has just been ridiculously great, uh, in terms of getting us to where we want to be. let me change the graphic here for you, and you can see that i want to show you this low pressure right here. that's what's getting us those sunsets. we've got a little bit of sprinkles shower activity coming off of that, just a little teeny bit. not enough to really measure but enough that it was like some areas had a little bit of dampness this morning. i know down by salinas and morgan hill. there were a few drip drops the santa cruz and even in the peninsula even out in oakland, i got reports for a couple of couple of sprinkles. so with that in mind, we are staying the pattern, which is really nice, really warm mid sixties. in the warmest spots a little bit of just a taste of

from the carolinas to new england, the storm system could create a travel nightmare along the eastern seaboard. this comes three weeks after another storm caused a 50-mile closure in virginia, stranding hundreds of drivers on i-95 for more than 24 hours. >> if you live in an area that it looks like it will be dangerous to go out in the morning, please don't. please stay put. >> reporter: snow plows are ready to go, but many cleanup crews are operating with reduced staff, partly because of the pandemic. >> yeah, right now, i have more pieces than people to drive it. >> reporter: as the storm approaches, local hardware stores are struggling to keep much of the-have items on the shelf. >> i didn't find any salt today. hopefully tomorrow i'll find some salt. >> reporter: back in massachusetts, owner joe digman says he has only a hand full of snow blowers left. >> normally i get between 90 and 110 units and this year i got 11. and that's all production problem. >> reporter: here in circ many resident have temporarily evacuated and voluntarily evacuated, i should say, their homes. meanwhile, the dep

. >> look at the snow heading up the eastern seaboard, probably air travel issues across the northeast but nothing of the sort here. 60s, low 40s in the forecast. a few sprinkles could be possible but overall dry-looking forecast. by the end of the week, could see 70s possible by thursday and friday with dry weather and mild weather continues across the 7-day forecast. >> looks good. >> not bad at all. >>> thank you so much, "sunday night football" is next. kansas city chiefs/pittsburgh steelers. see you again right after the game. . >>> this is "football night in america" presented by progressive. >> football in kansas city. it's a familiar site for chiefs fan.

so i did say pouring and roaring, that's because a winds along the eastern seaboard will whip up to 80 plus kilometers per hour after the west. it's a different wind and it's warming. temperature is up in calgary. it should look wind popping up to 9 degrees on monday. could see some showers sneak in to los angeles and san diego at 1900 degrees. definitely more cloud cover. and for the u. s. gall states. se much quieter here. know atlanta sides 1st, measurable snow in about 1500 days. so that wild weather over the u. s. eastern us in canada, it's dropping down rain to the bahamas and eastern cuba. on monday, the top end of south america, we've got our storms through the amazon basin, but it is dry and off in rio de janeiro with a height of $35.00 degrees and rock in storms to be expected across the river plate region. on monday, the month of the dale has a high of $24.00 degrees. well still had here on the al jazeera usa, we look at america's homeless crisis. weiss affecting people about 50 at an alarming right. and in sport as a shock of the africa cup of nations. joe will have that st

so don't go ah, it's going to be pouring and roaring across the eastern seaboard of the u. s. hello, everyone. we've got this vigorous disturbance sliding up the atlantic skin to produce some fairly gusty winds. we'll talk about that in a sec, but 1st to the north of it, heavy snow. this could be one of the worst snow storms in a few years. so 40 centimeters, i think maybe 50 and some spots falling at about 7 centimeters per hour. so it's going to pile up quickly. so i did say pouring and roaring, that's because the winds along the eastern seaboard will whip up to 80 plus kilometers per hour off to the west. it's a different wind and it's warming temperatures up in calgary at chinook went, popping up to 9 degrees on monday. could see some shower sneak in to los angeles and san diego at 900 degrees. definitely more cloud cover. and for the u. s. gall states, the se much quieter here. now atlanta sides, 1st measurable snow in about 1500 days. so that wild weather over the u. s. eastern us and canada had stopping down rain to the bahamas and eastern cuba on monday. top end of sou

thursday that snow mix will make his way over towards the appalachians. heading over towards eastern seaboard for thursday, slightly dry weather coming back in behind, but crisp and cold labor towards the west. there we go, more snow in the forecast spilling and across the mountain states through western parts of canada. see some rain there for a time. also heading towards parts of washington and b. c. but the snow does become a little more expensive as it pushes in across the rockies more snow into those central areas of canada. cold enough, a which was eastern seaboard, new york with a top temperature of freezing. and the see if you're lucky, you'll get up to minus one celsius. so some dazzling, sparkling cold sunshine coming through here. it's more of a sunshine across the caribbean. la, she fine and dry. we have got a few showers in the forecast just around the eastern island for a time. heading over to ward hispaniola, jamaica, stay settle and sunny much of cuba. generally 5. we further showers, central america. ah, ah, a selfless act of human bravery. and 10000 precious pieces of litera

several states have declared emergencies and residents across the eastern seaboard have been told topondent, peter bowes. a blanket of snow covers times square in new york city, the streets largely deserted as most people hunker down at home. this has been a colossal storm — a �*bomb cyclone' as it is known — a combination of heavy snow and strong winds approaching the strength of a hurricane. this winter wonderland in the heart of new york city is fun for some, but heading out for a selfie moment is not advised by the authorities. the blizzard conditions can be extremely dangerous. the snowscapes in new york are repeated across great swathes of the eastern united states. boston airport in massachusetts is under a thick layer. across the region, around 6,000 weekend flights have been cancelled. in many neighbourhoods, snowploughs and salt spreaders have been working for hours to try to clear the roads. many homes are without power. you get the prevailing north—east winds — it really impacts the coastal areas. they get that strong wind that comes off the ocean so in addition to having

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it's a main travel artery in the united states along the eastern seaboard. so people were in their cars for 24 hours. also they were stranded in an amtrak train. just take a listen to what one traveler said. snow storms happen all the time in this area and that we just had protocol for snowstorms and that type of back up issue. it wouldn't happen because we would be able to clear it better, faster. i just and i age 2020 until we got everything under control and dangerous train rides. don't happen any more. what i mean she's wrong about that. he and me, this looks like it's clearly a case of the government failing, the people not doing the basics, clearing roads in the snow, but also not even able to pass a budget. moving into 2022, are we seeing american democracy unraveling before our very eyes $1.00 trillion dollars being spent on infrastructure, something the u. s. has been overdue at passing for decades now will make a difference. so i don't want to underestimate that, and also i want to point out that the american economy is very robust. as you know, th

well, we want to turn now to the powerful winter storm moving along the eastern seaboard.s are bracing for blizzard conditions and hurricane-force wind gusts that could knock out power to millions. cbs's lonnie quinn joins us now. good evening, lonnie. >> good evening, norah. you're right, the seaboard is preparing for a big storm, but right now, it's not there. if you look at the radar picture, a little bit of snow, like, around kentucky, but i showed you yesterday where we believe this is going to emerge somewhere off the coast of the southeast, and was going to travel offshore, affecting the big coastal cities. 70% chance it stayed offshore, there was a 30% chance it could come closer, and put bigger numbers for the bigger, more inland cities. but today, the best projection is, it's going to kind of split the difference. so let me show you how that looks on the computer models. you put this into motion and you're going to see that it ramps up all the while, once it hits that energy from the atlantic ocean. so by the time you get to 1:00 on saturday, you've got heavy sno

here's a look at that storm system that made its way across the eastern seaboard. you see it making its way through washington, d c and then finally headed out into open water. so things quieting down there. but that cold air kind of settling in and we're dealing not quite as cold it's been. this is a much warmer storm system that's moving into the bay area now so that we had freezing temperatures over the weekend with the reports of frost widespread. even along the coastline. some frost over the weekend with the rain moving in now all around the bay area just some light showers. but it's pretty slick out there on the roadways. it will continue overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. and so yes, specially out toward the coastal sections. watch out for that. and just inside the bay temperatures. tomorrow will be warmer. we maybe get a glimpse of some sunshine in between some of those clouds temperatures going to be in the 50's and the 60's with some widely scattered showers for tomorrow. and the next few another round of some rain possibly early on wednesday

so storms come racing down this thing, and then they get work in the ripping their way up the eastern seaboard. they're looking for a big time northeaster this weekend there that's going to cause massive snowfall potentially in new york city and boston. also the cop cold it is in atlanta. 35 degrees. it's cold in in new orleans, is called in texas. so what's this pattern budges? they get a break, too? it's not just us that they're suffering with cold. and wet. we're kind of suffering with too warm and to dry for this time of year. here are the current temperatures and forecast overnight, lois about what you'd expect him to be about where they were last night. so frost is the thing. valley fog. i did some checking there is some valid there is some value fog showing up in parts of the inland bay valleys. dew point are right on the temperatures now, so if you had it this morning, you'll see it again tomorrow morning. the forecast highs for your thursday , which will follow suit, probably on friday as well, something like 63 livermore 62 in san francisco. too warm for this time of year to dry for

at historically where the virus has come out first in the united states, it is usually on the eastern seaboard i would like to see the rate of increase start to sort of slow down a little bit before i make any proclamations, but my assumption would be by the end of the month we should see a crest and, hopefully, a marked decrease. >> doctor, what do you see six months from now or a year? i've heard the word endemic now a lot more, doctors are throwing out that word, that covid is just going to be part of our lives forever like the flu. >> you know, covid is already part of our lives, so i don't know if we have to assume it will become part of our lives. the hope is that similar to the cold, similar to other minor respiratory viruss covid will slowly become one of those things. we might have some seasonality so in the winter we will see more cases like we do with the flu, but i would presume as more people gain natural immunity, the variants that come out in the future will have this inverse relationship between ineffectivity, so it will infect more people but the symptoms and severe illness wi

it's picking nice, moist air right up the gulf stream and it's going to be pushing right up the eastern seaboard. and here we go. here's the very latest forecast with all model showing that hugging near the coast. and there you go. wrapping around some very fierce winds along the coastline, maybe some 70, maybe some 70 plus mile an hour gusts out toward the coastline. %ikely going to see some coastal erosion. some coastal flooding and we're talking the blizzard conditions. tremendous amounts of snow are really going really mobilize much of the northeast over the next 24 to 36 hours. just not to be able to get around that much snow coming down so fast, some places. 24, maybe 30 inches of snow. blizzard warnings are up there as you can see, make their way through the boston area all the way up to the northeast as well as the storm slowly wraps around and makes his way on through. but the good news is, i think by sunday afternoon the storm begins to move out of town. things settle down, but it is going to be a wicked storm. there's going to be numerous places with outages and damage and all that sn

outside of indian territory and but not a not on the eastern they're not going to go on the eastern seaboard unless they're i'm sure there may be examples of for instance maybe scouts that are right because we know that there are scouts like seneca scouts or whatever that are in in other areas, but i haven't seen evidence of them going all the way to the eastern seaboard and again, they they are very quite clear that they have to agree if they're going to go somewhere outside of indian territory. right, and we have a couple of questions about slavery and the choctaw people just kind of generally what was slavery like in the choctaw nation and another question about whether either the choctaw or the chickasaw made any kind of official statement about slavery or the enslaved people. i assume that means their role in the civil war and you know their place is a the place of slavery as a motivation for choctaw chickasaw involvement. um, so in terms of what slavery looked like in choctaw nation, there's a whole chapter in my book. or um for it for chickasaw nation, you can see barbara krauthamer's

upwards of a 112 kilometers per hour. storm surge was a concern in low lying areas all along the eastern seaboard. once all the snow melts, it turns to water and officials warned of localized flooding. throughout the northeast, there were at times blizzard conditions, wreaking havoc on travel. at airports, thousands of flights were canceled, and commuter train lines were halted. the storm is expected, a taper off, meaning sunday will likely be the day of cleaning up. warming up and digging out. gabriel's ando al jazeera new york, still had an al jazeera fremont since a miniature could ensue don. we speak to the family, a victim who died, demanding change. and why kenny, as a lead van is a desperate to make, come back on the well stage. ah hey, there, we've got wild weather across northwestern sections of europe. hello everyone. so here is where a storm malik is on sunday generating blizzard conditions for the baltic states and western russia. in fact, some of this could be record breaking snow. our next storm system swoops in to the united kingdom. this one's going to be particularly bad for scot

significant snowfall around the appalachians around the mid atlantic states, just pushing up that eastern seaboard could see some funny consent to from new york as we're going through the weekend with high tides. cassie a very strong wind pushing in from the north. we might across the caribbean, this is the place to be is 5 and dry, lots of sunshine, just one or 2 showers. i which was the eastern islands. ah, intelligence and playful, alters are in high demand, is pets in japan, concerns going over the illegal smuggling and irresponsible breeding of these wild animals. one of one east investigates on old zebra, informed opinions. there was a need, fabulous federal government to take action to really facilitate aid to take right in depth analysis of the dates, global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back, rick. amount of top stories here. this out. no back joke, which is back in detention than could be deported if is appeal over is over. 19 vaccine status failed and caught on sunday australia canceled his visa for a 2nd time as fee as growth. but his presence my foster anti va

upwards of a 112 kilometers per hour. storm surge was a concern in low lying areas all along the eastern seaboard. once all the snow melts, it turns to water and officials warned of localized flooding. throughout the northeast, there were at times blizzard conditions, wreaking havoc on travel. at airports, thousands of flights were canceled, and commuter train lines were halted. the storm is expected to taper off, meaning sunday will likely be the day of cleaning up. warming up and digging out. gabriel's gondo, al jazeera new york, the west african block eco, austin's hill talks with the king of france. those military rulers, un officials, are expected to join those discussions on monday, after the country was suspended from eco us. following last week's qu, rebel soldiers seized power amid growing public anger at the president's failures and stop attacks by armed groups. a military court in democratic republic of congo sentence $49.00 former soldiers to death for their pos, in the killing of 2 united nations. investigators. 5 years ago, that a catalogue from sweden and michael sharp from the uni

significant snowfall around the appalachians around the mid atlantic states, just pushing up that eastern seaboard could see some flooding consent to new york is we going through the weekend with high tides? cassie of a rice strong wind pushing in from the north. we want across a caribbean, this is the place to bay is fine and dry lots of sunshine, just one or 2 showers. i which was feast and islands. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. again, this is 0 reminder of the main use. the saw, the us is accused russia planning a so called false flag operation at eastern ukraine in an attempt to create a pretext for an invasion. russia says the claims are unfounded. russia security service says it's shut down to run some wet crime group known as our evil. it arrested several members of the group or even was behind the hacking of the largest oil pipeline in the u. s. last year. of our joke of it just had his study and these are cancelled for a 2nd time of his curve at 1900 vaccine status is back in detention, could be deported if his appeal fails in court. stop at the official residence of britain's prime ministe

we've got a vigorous system moving up the eastern seaboard. we've got some rain and wind right along the coast and snow further toward the north. this is tapped into gulf of mexico moisture. so you know, it's going to pack a punch, we could see about 40 centimeters of snow for eastern portions of canada. further toward the south, where this disturbance did originate much commer weather. here advance your temperatures are nudging up a bit to a high of 4 degrees. you know, we could see some showers sneak into los angeles on monday with a high of 19 degrees, but otherwise fairly calm here. and we're still dealing with some showers as well for washington state into british columbia and should milk when that's a warm wind given calgary a high of 8 degrees. so that's well above average. remember that weather maker we were talking about in the us and candidates dropping down some rain, some heavy falls for the commas, eastern cuba into honduras in nicaragua, on monday. and around at the top end of south america. still some storms for that southeast c

we'll look for gus anywhere from about 60 plus kilometers per hour, southerly search to the eastern seaboard of the u. s. so that's popped up temperatures. new york 8 degrees d c at 6 to melt some of that record breaking so that you saw, as we had further towards the south, also tapping into a bit of a southerly flow here. so temperature in houston at $23.00, we've now dropped at that freeze alert for the houston area over to the west. some snow through the sierra nevada into the rockies. denver has got a high 7 degrees and still some instability hanging around the bahamas western eastern portions of cuba dragging into the yucatan peninsula. and as we head toward honduras as well, on wednesday, lot of storms bubbling up through the amazon base and pretty much as well from brazil, yet rio de janeiro sao paulo rate into flor an awful is in the zone. we could see anywhere from about 50 to 100 millimeters of rain and the beauty of a day and santiago with a height of 32 degrees on wednesday. ah gotcha. one of the fastest growing nations in the world while need needed to oakland and develop it who

upwards of a 112 kilometers per hour. storm surge was a concern in low lying areas all along the eastern seaboard. once all the snow melts, it turns to water and officials warned of localized flooding. throughout the northeast, there were at times blizzard conditions, wreaking havoc on travel. at airports, thousands of flights were canceled, and commuter train lines were halted. the storm is expected to taper off, meaning sunday will likely be the day of cleaning up. warming up and digging out gabriel's condo, al jazeera, new york. a military court in democratic republic of congo has sent in 51 former soldiers to death for their part in the killings of 2 united nations investigators . 5 years ago, veda kept alon from sweden and michael sharp from the united states, were executed while investigating alleged atrocities in the cafe region. it happened as government forces were fighting a local uprising. 4 of their congolese colleagues are still missing. malcolm webb has more from the ruby the 2 investigators went there 5 years ago to try and investigate reports of massacres of civilians at the time.

upwards of a 112 kilometers per hour. storm surge was a concern in low lying areas all along the eastern seaboard. once all the snow melts, it turns to water and officials warned of localized flooding. throughout the northeast, there were at times blizzard conditions, wreaking havoc on travel. at airports, thousands of flights were canceled, and commuter train lines were halted. the storm is expected to taper off, meaning sunday will likely be the day of cleaning up. warming up and digging out. gabriel's ando, al jazeera new york, and be seen as crisp alone as in boston, with more on the situation that we have endured about 18 hours of heavy snow and heavy wind here in the city of boston. and thankfully, over the past hour or so, the snow has started to taper off a little. i know it probably does. it look like it. but there were times today where the snow was falling at somewhere around, you know, about $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters per hour, which is an incredibly high clip. when you add that into the winds, that were gusting at more than 80 kilometers per hour. it was a very, very nasty store thr

upwards of a 112 kilometers per hour. storm surge was a concern in low line areas all along the eastern seaboard. once all the snow melts, it turns to water and officials warned of localized flooding. throughout the northeast, there were at times blizzard conditions, wreaking havoc on travel. at airports, thousands of flights were canceled, and commuter train lines were halted. the storm is expected to taper off, meaning sunday will likely be the day of cleaning up. warming up and digging out. gabriel's condo, al jazeera, new york, thousands of rallied in canada's capital. otto against crone of irish restrictions demonstrate has joined a convoy of truck drivers who are protesting against compulsory vaccines on cross border routes. pinnacle hannibal, ah, noah has a new soundtrack. as protesters moved to surround the parliament, a movement spurred on by truckers makes itself heard. as the signs may clear, this is a reaction to coven restrictions, mainly because canada and the us now say, if a trucker wants to cross the nearly 9000 kilometer long border, they have to be vaccinated. the canadian tra

that's now he makes will make his way over towards the appalachians, heading over towards eastern seaboard for thursday night. the dry weather coming back in behind, but crisp and cold. and i were to was the west. there we go. more snow in the forecast spilling in across the mountain stays through western parts of canada. see some rain there for a time. also heading towards parts of washington and b. c. but the snow does become a little more expansive as it pushes in across the rockies more snow into those central areas of canada. cold enough i, which was east disabled the up with a top temperature of freezing. and the see if you're lucky, you get up to minus one celsius. so some dazzling sparkling cold sunshine coming through here is more sunshine across the caribbean. la, she finance rye. we have got a few showers in the forecast just around the eastern not is for a time heading over to was hispaniola, jamaica, se they settle and sunny much of cuba, generally fine before the showers, the central america. ah, join the debates, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from a common imp