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that threat of severe weather along the eastern seaboard stretching south of norfolk, jacksonville and panama city. damaging winds, one of our bigger concerns. again, a few tornadoes cannot be ruled out through the day on wednesday. on the back end of the area of low pressure, it's cold and we're dealing with snowfall stretching from oklahoma back through the ohio valley up into new england. areas highlighted in pink, a winter storm warning that's in effect and that includes st. louis up through dayton, ohio, into parts of michigan and up through maine. the whole state of maine under the winter storm warning where we could pick up some of the heavier snowfall totals through the higher elevations of the appalachia mountains. that's 18 to 24 inches of snowfall. now widespread with the warning, anywhere between i'd say 5 to 8 inches of snowfall, which is still a significant amount to cause problems out on the roadways. slow down. best advice i can give you there. parts of arkansas back into texas nearing a foot if not right at a foot of snow. max and bianca. >>> meteorologist britley ritz

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this storm moves up the eastern seaboard.corridor, from philadelphia, d.c., boston. snow across interior sections. maybe tomorrow mid-morning a few snow flurries new york, mid boston. any accumulation for, good news for ask resorts for snow lovers. snow lovers across the eastern seaboard not getting this time. another storm hater in the week. we maintain a rainy pattern along the coast. guys, certain it back to you. oh, send it to you, rachel. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn'

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we have a winter storm to talk about that shoves up against the eastern seaboard. is snow on the ground, boston, new hampshire, nine inch, the top total about 9 1/2 inches. now watch two lows kind of get together. both of them are in the middle of the country. one brings strong storms along today and watch them jump together, throw this rain up against the eastern seaboard and some inland snow. let's go over the snow totals because where it accumulates it really does. almost a foot of snow from albany all the way in toward bangor, maine. that's a lot of snow and that's the weather around the nation. here's what you can expect this morning. >>> now to tax time. monday is the official start day to file. but before you do that financial expert humphrey yang who has more than 3.3 million tiktok followers joins us now with what you need to know. humphrey, good morning to you. great to have you. of course, it's a very stressful time for a lot of people trying to get their documents in order. we know every year there are changes. so what are the big changes from 2022 that

social pariah, that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from much of either the eastern seaboard. mm hm. the elimination of so called inferior races and extermination camps typical of the west. hitler had hardly come up with anything new bloemfontein. 19 o. one british concentration camp. bout house 1945 nazi extermination camp. ah, the wisdom well did fairly well living off exposing its colonies. ah, bruiser, empower extremely profitable for the british. the french tried to, to copy in his books and articles, poll, craig roberts, professor of economics and well known journalist and former u. s. assistant secretary of the treasury for economic policy analyzes the economic factors destabilizing the world. i don't to take that weaker attribute or european colonialism to anything other than the money making. the sun never set all the british empire. the college were, were everywhere, had the same powers, far, far older than now. there in the lancers, i like the british people, they colonial policy was unthinkable. cut off hitler, socialism is always attributed to the served rife wit

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. >> the very strong storm making its way across the eastern seaboard. this the same storm that produced numerous tornadoes across texas yesterday. there's a lot of damage in the houston area. even some tornadoes touching down in the panhandle, florida areas reporting to wind damage behind that as behind that. the snowflakes out there that reports of all the snow with all that cold air on the backside of the system. yeah, they're going to see maybe in the 5, maybe 8 inches of snow overnight tonight and tomorrow. so winter storm warnings going up across the northeast as the storm system moves onshore, going to get pounded. well, the more thunderstorms along the coastline to new york into the boston area. yeah, it's kind of a nasty storm system rolling on through. you'll see right here. the forecast model slowly working its way up overnight tonight, expect some power lines to come down. they're going to see sleet and some ice on some of those power lines. developing a tonight and tomorrow, finally clearing out, though, by tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you,

moving up the eastern seaboard today is going to bring interior snow and rain and rain for the major cities. now if you're in a place like boston, you got to watch out because you could see some sneaky snow here an inch or two in beantown and 3 to 6 inches in the catskills and also just northern new england. meantime out in the west. we got to watch out for these wins this week in california. it's dry. it's windy. it's a santa ana wind event could last for several days, uprooted trees and dangerous crosswinds. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. for an investigation into the high price of eggs. but first a plane crashes on top of an 18 wheeler on a texas highway and the poem priscilla presley red at the memorial service for her daughter at graceland and what sara when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million - d that?dtouchdown! and find out what your case could be worth. - i n't liev -gohi m

whether to just around the deep south just easing across mississippi, alabama, running up towards eastern seaboard that will clear through as we go on into our monday temperatures picking up by that stage as well. that is a little bit of snow that eastern areas of canada, the central parts of the us will be dry and fine back up towards the northwest will right and snow like that. yet more on set. whether that is going to be pretty heavy, they said will cause further problems for good part of california by the fountain that had problems lottie, find a drive across the caribbean and also into central america, a scattering a shower for the east knowledge for a time making the way for the west, ah, are they protected or profiteers of free speech of lago documenting facts on the ground or a purveyor of the state line unchecked, the media can distort narratives and reshape realities. the listening post keeps watch on al jazeera. ah.

answer was reingo frank - this is a mixture of different languages ​​\u200b\u200bused in the eastern seaboardween merchants and sailors of different nationalities. and in general, in my opinion, he said more interestingly than linguists explain to us. medal well done smart girl i need to talk to the judge for sure. well, a question for you. favorable prices for extra strong capacious frying pans vertical steamer with fast heating and other products of popular brands products without harmful additives and here comes our conversation seva toilet paper from 218-99 magnet will be lucky in the new year of security. order a sim card at tinkoff dot.ru and get the most effective protection against spam and scammers. did you order something? watch more more get 500 rubles as a gift for any three films you watch in the wink video service. turn on the holidays. technique inspired by life in stores and online discounts up to 50% you will have time to catch the benefit of the fandom affordable clothing for the whole family new year 69% on everything. a turkey baba from an ecologically clean region of russ

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

the alabama running up towards the eastern seaboard that will clear through as we go on into our monday temperatures picking up by that stage as well noticed a little bit of snow that eastern areas of canada, the central parts of the us will be dry and fine back up towards the northwest will right and snow like that, yet more unset, whether that is going to be pretty heavy, they said will cause further problems for good part of california by the south must have problems lottie, find a dryer across the caribbean, and also into central america, a scattering a shower for the east knowledge for a time, making the way further west. ah, are they protectors or profiteers of free speech of lago? documenting facts on the ground or a purveyor of the state line unchecked, the media can distort narratives and reshape realities. the listening post keeps watch on al jazeera. ah, china and travel restrictions for inbound passengers just as covet, 19 infections, surge across the country. ah, ma'am, how much i'm doing this is how does your alive from durham also coming up? iran faces international conde

whether to just around the deep south just easing across mississippi, alabama, running up towards eastern seaboard that will clear through as we go on into our monday temperatures picking up by that stage as well. net is a little bit of snow there. eastern areas of canada, the central parts of the us will be dry and fire and back up towards the northwest . more rain and snow like that, yet more unsettle. whether that is it can be pretty heavy. they said will cause further problems for a good part of california. for the south miss had problems lottie, find a dryer across the caribbean and also into central america, a scattering a shower for the east in dallas for a time, making the way for the west. ah ah ah ah ah ah, you're watching all 0 reminder of our top stories this our rushes, unilateral, 36 hours cease fire in ukraine for orthodox christmas has ended keep did not agree to the truce and said russia continued attacks. it accused moscow of trying to use the situation to re position its troops. iran is facing international condemnation . after it hanged, 2 men accused of killing a member of the

whether to just around the deep south just easing across mississippi, alabama, running up towards eastern seaboard that will clear through as we go on into our monday temperatures picking up by that stage as well noticed a little bit of snow there. eastern areas of canada, the central parts of the us will be dry and fine back up towards the northwest. more rain and snow like that yet more and set whether that is going to be pretty heavy. they said will cause further problems for good part of california. for the south must have problems lottie, find a drive across the caribbean and also into central america, a scattering a showers for the eastern dallas for a time, making their way further west. ah, on the counter, what caused, we look at what's in store for real estate, it's just the risk of a global recession that increases why millions of homeowners in the years a highly exposed to rate rises during any economic downturn. and we ask what you might want to do to protect yourself counting the cost or 0. o would winning documentary from around the world. well now jazeera ah ah, welcome back. a quic

on monday, the worst of the weather has blown off towards the eastern seaboard behind it, however, wintery flurries, stretching across the southwest, bringing temperatures down here a lot quieter for the northwest. we are seeing a lot of the wintery weather push across the great lakes, knocking temperatures down here. and we are going to see the return of some more ferocious storms in the deep south as that warmer air hits the cold and math. and we moved down to central america. we've had some extreme cold felt across the north of mexico, but things are improving here. monterey, seen the temperature at 27 degrees on monday with things more wet weather come to come into play across you tan peninsula. the trade winds blowing some of those showers rather heavily into costa rica and panama, but across the caribbean. lots warm sunshine to be found. a few showers here and there. the worst of the wet weather we have to head to south america in particular, southern areas of brazil, continuing to see those thunderstorms rumble through into monday. that sure weather update. ah, there is a huge group

and that is likely to lead to some flooding running up towards the eastern seaboard as we go on into a thursday north of the board. a few showers there in 2 ways inside of canada. western passing some wet weather as wintry weather at times, but from much of the us it stays dry and settled. meanwhile, across the car, been trying to settle for a good part of the region here as well. so plenty of tropical sunshine for the most part, just wanted to shout there and to his band yell over to ward, sir, puerto rico wet or whether they're across the western side of the caribbean. once again. and particularly costa rica. ah, the latest news as it breaks us, forces are about a kilometer in that direction. a new military is good. now we detail country where israel has the palestinian of calling me on the verge of collapse for a decade from around the world. this pro death expanded july brought a social move, but not just again increasing the age of retirement, but also been the continuing cost of living crisis. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad secretary of

we look at the 3 day, some particularly heavy rain pulling back in on monday, now across the eastern seaboard, it's a much milder picture, lots of warm, but we are seeing cloud and rain starting to pull in from the storm system. sweeping the deep south night could also bring some flakes of snow to the ohio valley. much quieter to the southwest not joins up, requires a weather across northern parts of mexico. some heavy rain will set to pick up and belize as well as southern parts of mexico, but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama, city and of course that joins up with a rash of intense storms, stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah ah, why did one of toilets was decorated hobbs leave the country in fear of his law? prod, investigation? one on 18th reveals most of allegations a police corruption on out to 0. it's one of the biggest events for african music and creativity. artists from across the continent gather in senate g

we look at the 3 day, some particularly heavy rain pulling back in on monday now across the eastern seaboard. it's a much milder picture. lots of warm, but we are seeing some cloud rain starting to pull in from the storm system. sweeping the deep south night could also bring some flakes of snow to the ohio valley. much quieter to the southwest that joins up requires a weather across northern parts of mexico. some heavy rain will set to pick up and belize as well as southern parts of mexico. but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama city. and of course, that joins up with a rash of intense storms, stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignore the global sov. to put profits before people. and it won't cost ah, time of punde

weather here as you go on 3, tuesday, the possibility of the or tornado pushing up tools at eastern seaboard off the u. s . 14 celsius to new york 14th celsius in toronto. normal service resume, just to go through wednesday, was coming in by that date and snow for the west. ah, with what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here. it al jazeera, we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. talk to al justina, we also do you believe that women of afghanistan was somehow abandoned by the international community? we listen, we have a huge price for the war against terrorism. as going on in some money. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. across the world, young activists and organizers are on the move. a generation change meets the new yorkers using alternative approaches to flight institutional racism and police brutality. a. this is indeed a nation wide problem. network wires, a systemic solution generation chain on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm sammy's ida. this is the news

for over 300 years, treasure hunters have scoured the north american eastern seaboard, trying to find where is that? is with sarah buried in the churchyard of trinity church. your wall street in manhattan. thank you you. i'm sure i would be happy to take questions from the audience, and i know that we have some of mine, but. we think they're saying nothing. there's no evidence of how he died or where he died. so it is suspect because she only married captain kidd two days later. but there was no evidence to support that. they did or they didn't. so because they were such stellar members of new york society. no one ever launched an investigation investigation. we have some questions online. one is, how was zero released from jail? because knew of who she was. and secondly, i'm sorry, because of who she knew in high society. why was she released from jail? she was from jail because the governor, belmont, could not find a reason to keep her there. it was not because of her connections, high society. it was just that he couldn't hold there any longer. so i was wondering, you mentioned tha

now across the eastern seaboard. it's a much milder picture. lots of warmth, but we are seeing some cloud rain starting to pull in from the storm system. sweeping the deep south night could also bring some flakes of snow to the ohio valley. much quieter to the southwest not joins up, requires a weather across northern parts of mexico. some heavy rain will set to pick up and belize as well as southern parts of mexico. but for the caribbean, the heavy rain that we've been seeing across the dominican republic starts to ease showers, stretching all the way, however, from southern parts of mexico down to panama city. and of course, that joins up with a rash of intense storms, stretching all the way down to coastal areas of brazil. ah, on the counting the cost, we look at what's in store for real estate, just the risk of a global recession increases. why millions of homeowners in the years a highly exposed to race rises during any economic downturn. and we ask what you might want to do to protect yourself. counting the cost on al jazeera with.

tomorrow afternoon, and then off the eastern seaboard.omorrow is going to be damaging winds, a few tornadoes across the southeast, stretching up into portions of north carolina. and then you have the snowy component to this. we have very heavy snow across portions of north texas as well as oklahoma. that snow and the winter weather alerts actually stretch all the way up into northern sections of new england. so stretching across almost the entire country, wolf, as we have the snowy component to it. it will continue to snow through ohio valley and new england tomorrow as well. >> we'll watch it together with you, jennifer gray. thank you very, very much. we'll have more, much more on all the breaking news right after this. helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clienens in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with

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i think all the way up the eastern seaboard you see here on the forecast model, watch the storm system as it begins to lift a move in. yeah, it's going to cause problems. got snow coming in behind it. and then you got all that stormy weather. the thunderstorms all the way up in the boston area by tomorrow afternoon. all right. back out west. we go. we've got some dry weather outside. of course, the focus for us now has become more sunshine as high pressure takes over that ridge really kicking into gear. i think as we head in toward tomorrow, that's going to send these temperatures, probably the warmest levels of the week. now not expecting that to stick around. so let's enjoy the sunshine while we have it tomorrow. lots of sunshine, high pressure overhead as we get the weekend. now, all of a sudden see a cold system drop in and there you go. a chance of showers developing on sunday. doesn't look like much of the court storm, not an atmospheric river event. so not a whole lot of rain with it. that will dry out a little bit after that. but temperatures tomorrow are going to be a very nic

rain up and down the eastern seaboard. rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick.r of migrant encounter the at the border. new data reveals a scarier figure, more than 278,000 who got away, an average of nearly 2500 a day. our next guest has reported from the border, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now to t to he react. this is just after we heard about 38 known terrorists coming across the border which is blowing away all the records on capturing terrorists. we tonight know how many terrorists are in the got away number. maria: that's exactly right. good morning to you, rachel. rachel: g maria: these are devastating numbers. i've seen this up close and personal, many times. when you consider the fact that now 38 people, just since october, okay, this is just since october, 38 people have been apprehended on the terrorist watches list. this is o on top of 98 people te prior year. this is who we know of. there are plenty what that have actually gotten through. the got aways, more than a million at this point on joe biden's watch. we don't know

newark will lead the way to our clean energy future by becoming the wind power hub of the eastern seaboard. the marine terminal will become one of the largest wind port facilities in the nation. [applause] this will create -- this will all be great unless we don't create a pipeline to employment to those who have been denied, and we are going to do this. we will create jobs and help new york city the our goal of 100% clean, electric, electricity by 2040. we will be unveiling even more of our sustainability agenda this april and our updated plan, which will include new data on how our food choices impact our environment. we will be launching a new climate budgeting process, that puts sustainability front and center going forward. the first question we will ask about new programs and investments is, will this help me -- meet our climate goals. [applause] the future of our city will be cleaner, greener and healthier for all. including our wildlife in marine life like dolphins we recently -- who recently visit us in the bronx river. [applause] that is the future of our city. more dolphins, few

about i mean two types that i think of there's the kind of joe alsop type which is blueblood eastern seaboard, you know, sort of member of a kind of rarefied elite. but then there's also this kind of i think this was like scotty reston is like from the midwest, went a state college, became a daily journalist. obviously a lot of overlap. but you're also to deflate or kind of peel away way in which these people have been caricatured as kind of just these sort of unsophisticated, patriotic so how did you guys think about the issue of sort of type generalization in kind of sort of telling the stories of these characters? yeah. so washington during, this period i write was simultaneously the gayest and anti-gay a city in america, which is sort of appropriate when you think that washington is also a city defined by hypocrisy and i say it was the gayest city in the sense that there was a type of gay man in the term has been used the best little boy in the world. it's to describe certain type of gay man, many gay gay men in this era right of closet when they're very repressed and they're channeling a

on monday, the west of the weather has blown off towards the eastern seaboard behind it, however, wintery flurries, stretching across the southwest, bringing temperatures down here. a lot quieter for the north west. we are seeing a lot of the wintery weather push across the great lakes, knocking temperatures down here. and we are going to see the return of some more ferocious storms in the deep south as that warm air hits the cold and math. and we move down to central america. we've had some extreme cold felt across the north of mexico, but things are improving here. monterey, seeing the temperature at 27 degrees on monday with things wet weather come to come into play across the yucatan peninsula. the trade winds blowing some of those showers rather heavily into costa rica and panama, but across the caribbean. lots warm sunshine to be found. a few showers here in the west of the wet weather. we have to head to south america in particular, southern areas of brazil, continuing to see those thunderstorms rumble through into monday. that sure weather update. ah, it round australia, the 10s o

will continue to lead the way to our clean energy future by becoming the wind power hub of the eastern seaboardarine terminal will become one of the largest off shore wind port facilities in the nation and this will re-create -- as com valasquez texted me this morning, all of this is great if we don't create a pipeline to employment to those who have been denied. we are going to do this, we will create jobs and help new york city meet our goal of 100% clean electricity by 2040. we will also be unveiling even more of our sustainability agenda this april in our updated plan yc including new data how our food choices impact our environment and we will be launching a new climate budgeting process that puts sustainability front and center. going forward, the first question we will ask about new programs in investment is, will this help meet our climate goals. [applause] >> the future of our city will be cleaner, greener, and healthier for all, including our wilde and marine life like the dolphins that recently visited us in the bronx river. that's the future of our city. more dolphins, fewer rats. [

pump up copious moisture from the gulf and then shove it on the eastern seaboard., there is a snow line there. it is rain along the coastline, but it is likely to be snow inland and even accumulating snow. now, this goes sunday on into monday night. here's your snowfall and, of course, we'll have more weather as we go through the morning, janai. >> looks like we've got a lot coming up in the weather department. sam, thank you. >>> turning now to new information overnight as we're learning the department of justice has launched a criminal investigation into the michigan plant at the center of last year's national baby formula shortage. abbott laboratories who owns and operates the plant says it is fully cooperating. abc's maryalice parks has more now from washington. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: hey, janai, good morning to you. i imagine a lot of families who struggled through the height of the baby formula shortage are wondering why this took so long. but, yes, a spokesperson with abbott, the formula company, confirmed to us that they were notified of this

kidd, but the only thing i knew about him was that he supposedly buried treasure all along the eastern seaboard from delaware all the way on up to oak island, nova scotia. of course, that is a total myth but it hasn't stopped many people over the years from spending significant amounts of time and money searching for buried treasure and coming up empty. so leaving it with a broker didn't do any good at all. i'd also heard that pirates drank a lot, especially rum, which was supposedly the pirates drink of choice and that fact is 100% true one pirate even admitted that the love of drink and a lazy life were stronger motives than gold in learning in into piracy. unfortunately for him. he uttered these words a few before he was hanged. the more i learned about pirates, however, the more fascinated i became pirates were an important part of american history and their story was more complicated and intriguing than i suspected. the first known instance of pirate piracy off the american coast occurred in the summer of 1632 when a pirate named dixie bull and his men plundered a number of english ships b