elisa: una fiesta.os a esperar. algo que me gustÓ mucho fue maluma y carin leon. se llevaron juntos cuatro premios. escuchemos las palabras de maluma que tambiÉn estÁ esperando su primer bebÉ. maluma: yo quiero agradecer en este momento tan especial de la vida porque por ahÍ dicen que los bebÉs vienen con el pan debajo del brazo. nunca en mi vida me habÍa ganado cuatro premios en una noche. karla: estoy de acuerdo. elisa: a todos nos ha pasado. karla: y este momento para mÍ como mexicana, como inmigrante me lleno de mucho orgullo. los chicos de eslabÓn armado recibieron su primer premio. las palabras nos tocaron el corazÓn a todos porque nos identificamos con ellos. miren esto. >> quiero agradecer a dios, al gran equipo con peso pluma que tambiÉn este premio se lo queremos dedicar a Él. mis padres son inmigrantes de mÉxico. tomaron la decisiÓn de dejar todo para ir a estados unidos y dar lo mejor para nosotros. nos sentimos muy bendecidos por ser mexicanos y ser parte de mi madre y mi padre. [aplausos]

elisa: llega la noche de "premio lo nuestro". tu vida es tu oportunidad. por eso nos acompaÑa valentina. experta en belleza. nos va a contar cÓmo tÚ puedes iniciar ya mismo ese camino con los cursos online. bienvenida. valentina: gracias por recibirme en la casa favorita de los latinos. me encanta estar contigo para contar un poco mÁs. estoy muy contenta. muchas personas estÁn emprendiendo. estÁn buscando hacer ganar un dinero extra. hacer algo nuevo y aprender. esta es la oportunidad que brinda aprende institute. precisamente le voy a mostrar aquÍ en la pÁgina mÁs tranquila aprende.com/despierta las opciones que pueden tener para que puedan obtener algo bueno. karla: hay muchas preguntas para ti. vamos con la primera. >> hola. mi nombre es constanza. soy manicura hace seis aÑos. siempre me gusta estar al dÍa con las tÉcnicas nuevas y tendencias, pero lamentablemente no tengo mucho tiempo porque siempre tengo mucho trabajo. me gustarÍa saber en cuÁnto tiempo puedo hacer el curso? valentina: quÉ bueno. me gusta mucho de que estÉs

elisa: me siento sÚper bien. ya me quedo. karla: quÉdate. elisa: tenemos cafÉ, desayuno.l matrimonio de maluma. [risas] jessica: nosotros seguimos aquÍ con toda la informaciÓn tras bastidores de "premio lo nuestro". ahora vamos con ustedes en el escritorio de las noticias. karla: no entendemos mucho, pero bueno. [risas] alan: triste noticia tenemos. satcha: muy lamentable. esta maÑana el dolor sucumbe a una comunidad tras el hallazgo sin vida de la pequeÑa de 11 aÑos que estaba desaparecida. llevaba cinco dÍas desaparecida. autoridades descubren el cuerpo de la pequeÑa en un rÍo cercano a su casa. ely nos explica cÓmo un cambio en el expediente criminal del sospechoso quizÁs habrÍa salvado a la menor. adelante. ely: consternaciÓn y dolor es lo que describe el sentimiento de la comunidad en texas que se preguntan si la muerte de la pequeÑa pudo evitarse. el cuerpo de la niÑa de 11 aÑos fue encontrado en el rÍo luego de cinco dÍas de bÚsqueda. segÚn registros policiales, fue en esa rÍo local donde el hombre sospechoso dijo haber estado en dÍas recientes. [habla en inglÉs] m

funeral y escribió les envío mis más profundas condolencias por su devastador pérdida. 2 sobrinas de elisae los chiefs y escribieron que las niñas de 8 y 10 años han progresado en su recuperación. ambas recibieron disparos en las piernas, fueron sometidas a cirugía y estarán enyesadas por varios meses. cuando llegamos al hospital, miraba como entraban los niños con sangre. y daba gracias a dios que mi hijo no estaba herido de esa manera. los 3 detenidos el día del tiroteo, la policía liberó a un adulto y mantiene detenidos a 2 adolescentes. hoy anunciaron que les han presentado cargos relacionados a las armas y resistencia al arresto. los acusados se encuentran en el centro de detención juvenil del condado y la policía señaló que esperan imputarles cargos adicionales a medida que avanza la investigación. vanessa qué difícil. muchas gracias lourdes por ese reporte. vamos con otras noticias. la muerte del líder opositor ruso alexéi navalni en una prisión de siberia ha desencadenado esta noche protestas masivas tanto en rusia como en otros países de europa. solo un día antes, a navalni se lo

funeral y escribió les envío mis más profundas condolencias por su devastador pérdida. 2 sobrinas de elisa en las piernas, fueron sometidas a cirugía y estarán enyesadas por varios meses. cuando llegamos al hospital, miraba como entraban los niños con sangre. y daba gracias a dios que mi hijo no estaba herido de esa manera. la violencia armada en el desfile es representativa de una tendencia al alza en kansas city . disputas que terminan en balaceras y han llevado a la ciudad a un año récord de homicidios. las cifras han aumentado en los últimos años y llegaron a 182 homicidios en 2023. en 170 de estos casos se utilizaron armas de fuego. los 3 detenidos el día del tiroteo, la policía liberó a un adulto y mantiene detenidos a 2 adolescentes. hoy anunciaron que les han presentado cargos relacionados a las armas y resistencia al arresto. sabemos que los acusados están ahora en el centro de detención juvenil del condado y la policía señaló que esperan imputarles cargos adicionales a medida que avanza la investigación. julio lourdes. un testimonio durísimo. samuel estaba entre los más de 20 her

se llama ana elisa escobedo junto a otros talentosos artistas, pintó esta obra en la calle 24 y la capaba español mucho , pero sus ganas de acercarse a su historia y sus raíces la trajeron a estudiar en san francisco state hace 16 años estudié historia del arte, pintura también en latino, estudios de latinos. es una razón poderosa. la dirigió hacia esto. me concentré en el arte, en la cultura que la verdad los latinos tenemos samsung para todo eso. para ella el arte es algo que todos necesitamos. el arte es bueno para la salud de nosotros. cuando nos sentimos mal, cuando estamos enfermos. por eso se ha esforzado en promoverlo en todas las formas posibles, en colaboración con el centro cultural de la misión y otras tantas organizaciones locales que comulgan con ella y creen en sus ideas y hoy día yo me dedico en ayudar a artistas en eso, a llegar a lugares que nunca llegaron y les ayuda a que salgan adelante con su vocación, asesorándolos o conectándolos con lugares o personas que les ayudan a crecer, porque tiene claro que esto es una forma de vida. necesitamos sobrevivir, no paga rent

. >> hace 10 aÑos elisa mora cruzÓ las puertas del centro judicial para familias donde encontrÓ la ayudasexual de niÑa. pero como crecÍ toda mi vida con abuso domÉstico. yo pensaba que era normal. >> en su 10 aniversario este centro para justicia familiar tiene una nueva arma, esta corte simulada. con la que buscarÁn que las vÍctimas de abuso y violencia domÉstica se sienten mÁs confiadas en presentar su testimonio, ante un juez. >> tener la confianza de entrar a una sala asÍ y tambiÉn era corte, y tener que enfrentarse a su violador. >> hoy ayuda a otras personas a salir del ciclo de abuso dice que la simulaciÓn del juicio de la confianza quienes comienzan a recuperarse. >> nada mÁs sabiendo que no tiene que temer, es muy estresante, cuando un abogado a veces le pregunta 1000 cosas. y uno tiene que defenderse. >> gracias . el cantante mexicano de corridos tumbados, montana de 19 fue asesinado en una carretera tijuana al noreste de mÉxico. asÍ lo informÓ su sello discogrÁfico. medios locales dijeron que el cuerpo de montana tenÍa marcas y golpes que indican que intentÓ huir de un automÓv

i spoke earlier to elisa giannelli, who covers eu governance and politics at the climate change thinkssels. i put it to her that the green measures we're expecing today aren't universally popular. it's not. i mean, 90% is clearly an ambitious number and will require effort from all economic sectors. at the same time, it is in line with existing european policies, if well implemented, which the commission analysis is expect to lead to about 88% reduction by 2040. one of the issues and particularly if you look at those who are protesting against these plans, they are people that say they will be directly affected because i'm looking at the numbers, faster emissions reductions in industry and farming, they are politically sensitive sectors. they are ones that are facing higher energy prices already, increased competition from abroad. and what they're saying is, "look, help us out here. we'll meet you halfway, but don't strangle off any growth by imposing tough new limits." absolutely. i mean, regardless of the level of the target, this is really the crucial question that the commission i

elisa giannelli covers eu governance and politics at the climate change think tank, esg, she's in brusselser green jobs and low carbon industries, but it's not use the universally popular, is it? ' :: , , not use the universally popular, is |t7'::f ,. .,, not use the universally popular, is it? 9096 is clearly an ambitious number, it? 9096 is clearly an ambitious number. and — it? 9096 is clearly an ambitious number, and we _ it? 9096 is clearly an ambitious number, and we require - it? 9096 is clearly an ambitious number, and we require effort| it? 9096 is clearly an ambitious - number, and we require effort from all economic sectors. at the same time, it is in line with existing european policies, if well implemented, which they are expected to lead by 2040. it is also underlined by the advisory board on climate change which operates in a similar capacity to that of the uk, which aims to reduce emissions by 90 to 95% by 2040, granted on science —based assessment and addressing fairness and feasibility. what -based assessment and addressing fairness and feasibility.— fairness and feasibil

thanks to the legislative priorities and the climate commitment act, we can help more people likee elisa garcia. her home was one of 32 that had rooftops solar installed thanks to a program specifically geareg towards farmworkers. her home now produces 100% of its energy from her own roof. her families energy bills are zero, and it would not have been possible without this legislature. they are here today. thank you for inspiring as many people to follow in your footsteps. you're going to hear many more stories this year like this and beyond about how the claimant policies are making life better. the commitment act is leading us reduce pollution and creates good paying jobs. it's funding electric school buses. 8 million free transit rides for youth and counting. filtration systems into schools so students can breathe when there's wildfire smoke outside and chargers for electric vehicles. i think it's important to note this is money going right back to washington families. it's not like houston or other homes. we have more we can give back to the communities. i am proposing a 200-dollar u

presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, expresÓ sus condolencias la familia mexicana de elisaperdiÓ la vida en estados unidos. jorge: fue gravemente herida en el abdomen y muriÓ cuando la operaban, sobre de su esposo y 2 higos. ilia: la casa blanca advirtiÓ que habÍa advertido al congreso sobre una posible nueva amenaza nuclear por parte de rusia conseguirÍa la posible ubicaciÓn el espacio en dispositivo que bloquearÍa los satÉlites estadounidenses y europeos. causÓ alarma en el paÍs, se realizaron reuniones para abordar este tema. reportera: cuÁl es la nueva arma lo nuclear, es el nuevo misterio. la casa blanca confirmÓ que rusia estÁ elaborando la manera de atacar satÉlites en el espacio aunque aÚn no lo despliega. no estamos hablando de una arma para atacar a seres humanos o causar destrucciÓn en la tierra. pero la amenaza estarÍa en el espacio segÚn expertos en el tema una detonaciÓn el espacio podrÍa causar todo tipo de daÑos, destruir la comunicaciÓn invisibles, vigilancia espacial, inteligencia, mando y control de estados unidos y sus aliados. las comunicaciones que ten

here's cnn's elisa raffa our winter list kind of springlike winter continues as we start out the work week, look at the high temperatures forecasted for monday, '70s from >> kansas city down to atlanta, '80s across oklahoma, even high temperatures climb coming into the low '90s across parts of texas. this is so a warm for february that we're looking at more than 345 records getting tied or broken over the next couple of days. that's for daytime highs and overnight lows that in dallas, texas, you be could be looking at a high temperature of 91 degrees on monday, which would break a record set back in 19 17 and sits well above average, 30 to 35 degrees above average. we keep that warm air in place in the central plains on monday, temperatures 25 to 30 degrees above average bridge that warm air continues to slide east by tuesday, it's eversion as well above average, even from dc up towards boston, we do find some colder air coming in behind this by wednesday it's behind a front. i mean, look at the drop-off in temperatures st. louis has highs in the '80s on tuesday, you drop 40 degrees w

niños escondidos debajo de los carros pedían auxilio al 911, pero la ayuda no llegó a tiempo para elisaa y querida en la comunidad por su labor como dj en una estación local. ella tenía su familia ante las cámaras de telemundo. en la primera entrevista con un medio hispano, sus hermanos describieron la fuerte conexión de lisa con la música y cultura latina que heredó de su madre salvadoreña y su padre mexicano. lisa era una voz. ella le gustaba asegurar que la gente sabe de los recursos para la comunidad de cualquier cosita. era una persona muy especial. otros 3 miembros de la familia resultaron heridos de bala, entre ellos 1 de los 2 hijos de lisa, que ya ha sido dado de alta del hospital y 2 sobrinas aún hospitalizadas en condición estable. mis padres están muy doloridos, pero esperamos que todos juntos vamos a lograr un día más feliz. 1 nunca espera que va a enterrar a un hijo. no la policía descartó que se tratara de un acto de terrorismo . su investigación apunta a un altercado entre sujetos armados a dispute between several people that ended in gunfire guns they're shooting at us.

elisa raffa. thank you very much. and it's summer.s argentina and the city is dealing with some unwelcome tourists, a swarm of mosquitoes videos posted to social media show how areas have been swarmed by an insect called the flood mosquito. is that it? wow, which is named for its association with heavy rains local reports say this is a second swarm to descend on the regions since the start of the new year. >> so the surge of mosquitoes common in the region every two for three years, but they carry a disease known as the weee of which can lead to forms of meningitis and encephalitis so i guess they clear when this hours for a little bit. >> yeah. i mean >> not that we don't have a ton of mosquitoes here in atlanta, but not that many, my goodness >> all right. just minutes from now, polls open in south carolina, we're talking fewer than five minutes now, republican voters cast their vote boats for their nominee. actually, it's an open primaries, so anybody could vote will they get any kind of momentum behind nikki haley in her home? hom

para elisa lópez galván, de 43 años de edad, una madre latina conocida y querida en la comunidad porella tenía su familia ante las cámaras de telemundo. en la primera entrevista con un medio hispano, sus hermanos describieron la fuerte conexión del issa con la música y cultura latina que heredó de su madre salvadoreña y su padre mexicano. esa era una voz. ella le gustaba asegurar que la gente sabe de los recursos para la comunidad, de cualquier cosita. era una persona muy especial. otros 3 miembros de la familia resultaron heridos de bala, entre ellos 1 de los 2 hijos de lisa, que ya ha sido dado de alta del hospital y 2 sobrinas aún hospitalizadas en condición estable. mis padres están muy doloridos, pero esperamos que todos juntos vamos a lograr un día más feliz. 1 nunca espera que va a enterrar a un hijo. no la policía descartó que se tratara de un acto de terrorismo . su investigación apunta a un altercado entre sujetos armados. between several people that ended in gunfire screaming guns they're shooting at us. este legislador latino del condado se encontraba en la celebración co

>> elisa raffa, thank you. >>> you can follow me on social media. if you ever miss an episode of "the lead," you can listen wherever you get uses podcasts. >>> i'll see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, donald trump makes a final plea to the united states supreme court ahead of critical arguments on colorado's ballot ban. this hour, we have exclusive new polls on the controversial case, and how americans feel about trump's legal troubles. >>> plus, an history storm is slamming southern california, unleashing dangerous flooding, hurricane-force winds, and heavy snow. records falling across the state as forecasters warn of more to come. in the united kingdom, buckingham palace reveals that king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. what it means for the royal family. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> first up, donald trump's last-minute pitch to the u.s. supreme court as the justices prepare for an unprecedented hearing on the colorado ballot removal. katelyn po

cnn meteorologist elisa is tracking this for us. >> rotating thunderstorms right now across the south and the snow over the texas and florida, not florida, texas and oklahoma panhandles there. you can see the snow there. then look at the severe storms with some of those severe thunderstorm warnings right now across parts of northern louisiana. we do have a tornado watch that has been extended to parts of mississippi through 7:00 central time tonight because a lot of these storms are rotating and they do have the threat of tornadoes. the severe risk will continue to shift east as we go into tomorrow including some of the carolinas. you could see that as the storm progresses eastward, it could pump some heavy rain in some of those rotating thunderstorms. but as they move north, it will start to collide with some cold air. that's going to pump that snow. you could see from the mid-atlantic up into parts of central pennsylvania, upstate new york, even into new england, new york city kind of on the rain-snow line. all of that happening late monday into tuesday. here are the winter alerts r

millions of dollars insisted on a ministry presence in gauze, off to the will as well as 5 minutes. elisa, please post conflicts and dramatic rescues from a blazing block of flats and spain. the peaceful people of dead janessa on a starving, cutting the beginning, central gauze over at least 40 people had been killed and more than a 100 injured. and some of the latest is randy strikes to hit the strip the album rage and to set up the refugee camps have been targeted. residential buildings have been hitting that out by the end of the way to or the sales ministry says 90 percent of the victims of women and children. the injured have been taken to the alex, the hospital becomes israel been accused of targeting the most vulnerable and it's war on garza. and in the past few hours as well as bump the house in the roof of getting at least 6 people. again, children are among the dead, as well as intensified attacks on the southern city and recent the days, even as cold grow against the possible ground offensive. a lot less demands fling from the north of gauze. i say they've been attacked along t

. >> elisa, thank you so much. how can people prepare for this? >> reporter: no unnecessary travel, having an emergency kit, and having that information on hand. the other thing you can do that's very etz if you lcan go o the fire staying and fill up the bags with sand. people have leaks on their roofs or have water coming in through their garages. they may need to bring extra sand because they're starting to get low where i am right now. officials say that's the before the storm. during the storm that's the most important thing to do. there is that risk of drowning, so they say do not drive or walk in areas that are flooded because those currents can be very deceiving. take a listen to what the l.a. fire chief has to say. >> we have our swiftwater boats and team fully staffed ready to respond to any water-related emergency. these teams are highly trained in swiftwater technical rescues. they stand ready to respond on a moment's notice. we've also bolstered our air apparatus, air helicopters, adding more to our fleet. >> reporter: now officials sa

>> elisa raffa, thank you. >>> you can follow me on social media.f you ever miss an episode of "the lead," you can listen wherever you get uses podcasts. >>> i'll see you tomorrow.

elisa raffa explains. >> latest numbers are in and they tell us that january was the warmest january on record for the globe, 1.6 degrees above the pre-industrial average makes it the warmest january on record. and it is the eighth month in a row to break its own previous record. this is coming on the heels of the warmest year on record, 2023 was the warmest year the globe has ever seen, 1.4 degrees c above the pre-industrial average. but if you look at the next 12 month period, we want to include january 2024, so that takes us back to february, this 12 month period is now the warmest 12 month period on record, it surpasses the 1.5 degree c threshold. that number is important because when they all met in paris, that paris climate agreement, climate scientists and world leaders all made the 1.5 degree c threshold the goal. and we've done that in the last 12 month period and it is a sign of where things are headed. sea surface temperatures were also record warm in january. you can see the red on the map. average of 20 degrees celsius which broke a record. but a couple days in to februa

between siblings, the more they see each other as rivals the same day most of the english and the rising elisa patent was which interestingly enough, occur in old cultures and time that has nothing to do that one can read this in many earlier writing segments. and so of course, quarreling fighting and comparing competing republicans, which by the way is no full bad thing. they move through rivalry. in comparison, one develops one sofa, the 3 commitments each value to rivalry as driver of personal, the men in moderation. this seems to benefit siblings discreet fish, east of the scene. so extreme i for seems to golf and on there was siblings who us, so it's dreamily jealous of each of us feel. so slices by the parents, they always presented as the right that they attack the sibling massively organized . and in the worst case, they can even kill for tooth concrete coach. and at least rarely happens at the school. the much more frequent variant is the children go through life and always have the feeling they've been short changes to the baseband, disadvantaged sky comans, who st. pinole style towa

. >> very scary there killed in the shooting is elisa lopez galvin, a dj for a local radio station there in kansas city that radio station wrote on its facebook page. quote, it is with sincere sadness extremely heavy and broken heart. we let our community know that kk f i d j lisa lopez, host of taste of to hondo lost her life today in the shooting at the chiefs rally. our hearts and prayers are with her family. the chiefs put out a statement saying in part, quote, at this time we have confirmed all of our players, coaches, staff and their families are safe and accounted for. as for the shooters, we do know fans helped take down at least one of the suspects. a witness did catch a few seconds of video of what appears to be an arrest of one of the suspects. in total, 3 people have been taken into custody. officials are asking anyone with video of the incident to please share it with them. police are still investigating a motive in the newsroom. noelle bellow, i'll send it back to you. all right now. well, another big story we're following for you tonight. chaos. >> high above the pacific o

the thing that most of the writing elisa happened was which interestingly enough occur in old cultures and time. these no one can read this in many earlier writing segments. and so of course, quarreling fighting and comparing competing republicans, which by the way is not full bad thing. they move through rivalry. in comparison, one develops one sofa, the 3 commitments each vi rivalry as driver of personal, the men in moderation. this seems to benefit siblings discreet fish, east of the scene. so extreme i for seems to golfing on their siblings who was so weak stream, lead jealous of each other, feel. so slice of the parents, they always presented as the right that they attack the sibling massively organized . in the worst case, they can even to kill whole truth concrete coach and at least rarely happens or to the school to much more frequent variance is the children go through life and always have the feeling they've been short changes to that. they explained disadvantage. it's good comments, i think pinole style toward the rivals for love, for resources, for their own rank within the

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa has the forecast. >> our storm is on the move. risk is sliding east as we go into monday from alabama into georgia and the carolinas. that's where you're looking at that threat for the 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts, large hail, and a few tornados. some heavy rain there, too. you can see that line continues to push east and then move north into the carolinas into monday. as we go late monday into tuesday, it starts to clash into cold air up in parts of the northeast going into new england. and that's going to pump some snow from central pennsylvania, upstate new york, and parts of new england. and we'll find that snow come with some gusty winds and could drop visibility late monday, early tuesday morning. then going into tuesday night, all of that starts to exit. here's your footprint of the snow. you see the deep pinks and purples? that's where we're looking at snow totals 6 to 8, upwards of 12 inches of snow. snowfall rates 1 to 3 inches per hour possible, gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour. you're looking at some really messy con

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa has the latest. >> dangerous and life threatening, those are the words the national weather service are using to describe the flood event that will unfold sunday and monday in california. we now have a level 4 out of 4 high risk of excessive flooding for parts of southern california. and that's incredibly rare not just for california but really for the u.s. when you get that high risk, now that's issued fewer than 4% of the days that we have that flooding risk issued, but it's responsible for 80% of our flood damage across the u.s. and nearly 40% of flood related deaths. you really can't take these words lightly. dangerous, life threatening are really the words to describe what could unfold the next couple of days. there's the flood watch in effect from sacramento down to san diego for widespread 3 to 6 inches of rain for more than 40 million people. you can see why. there's that moisture plume that just sits over california for the next couple of days. that's part of the problem. it's going to sit and going to stall and also fueled by really warm ocean

. >> all right, as elisa mentioned that rare level 4 out of 4 risk of excessive rain and flash flooding been expanded to include los angeles just in time for the big grammy awards ceremony tonight which is arguably music's biggest night set for 5:00 p.m. local time in los angeles. the national weather service predicts heavy rains and wind gusts of 35 miles per hour around that time. >>> more than 50 people have died and more than 1,000 homes damaged by wildfires in chile. we'll have a look. you can see beachgoers stare in wonder at the skies blackened by the heavy smoke. the situation is particularly bad near valparaiso. likely to rise, more than 400 residents are reported missing in one coastal city. more than 90 fires are burning in chile, affecting more than 100,000 acres. >>> all right. still ahead, excitement built to a fever pitch when lionel messi showed up in hong kong for a friendly. we'll go live to the city to see why the cheers turned to boos before the match was over. stay with us. ♪ >>> all right. turning now to our sports stories here in the u.s., the golden state warrior

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa has the latest. >> dangerous and life threatening, those are the words that the national weather service is using to describe the flood event that will unfold sunday and monday in california. we now have a level 4 out of 4 high risk of excessive flooding for parts of southern california. and that's incredibly rare not just for california but really for the u.s. when you get that high risk, now that's issued fewer than 4% of the days that we have that flooding risk issued, but it's responsible for 80% of our flood damage across the u.s. and nearly 40% of flood related deaths. so you really can't take these words lightly. dangerous, life threatening are really the words to describe what can unfold the next couple of day. there's the flood watch that's in effect from sacramento down to san diego for widespread 3 to 6 inches of rain for more than 40 million people. and you can see why. there's that moisture plume that just sits over california over the next couple of days. that's part of the problem is it's going to sit, and it's going to stall. and it's als

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and then back on msnbc for the weekend and atm on sunday and saturday with my co-host elisa menendez and symone sanders- townsend. alex when wagner starts. now good evening, alex.

and then back on msnbc for the weekend and atm on sunday and saturday with my co-host elisa menendez and symone sanders- townsend. alex when wagner starts. now good evening, alex. >>> thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. in november of 2022 just five months after roe v. wade was overturned by thewa supreme cou, former vice president mike pence sat down for an interview on cbs. >> well, the dobbs decision this summer, i was so grateful to see, the majority of which was made up by supreme court justices that we appointed and confirmed to the -- to the court. it really gave the country a new beginning forou life. >> it was a new beginning for life according to the most pious man in the trump white house, a man so conservative he would not allow himself to be alone in the same room with a woman who was not his wife. mike pence was unafraid to be a christian warrior. he was unafraid to call for a national abortion ban when other members of his partyn shied aw from the issue. but then mike pence was asked about invitro fertilization. >> there are people who are concerned that if

and then back on msnbc for the weekend and atm on sunday and saturday with my co-host elisa menendez and symone sanders- townsend. alex when wagner starts. now good evening, alex. >>> >> good evening chairman steele. an unusual and appreciated moment in my day. >> i appreciate that, and i've got some gold sneakers if you want some. >> you know what, we'll be talking about those speakers later to, because you can't say enough about that. thank you, my friend. >> take care. >> thank you at-home for joining me this hour. in november of 2022, just five months after roe v. wade was overturned by the supreme court, former vice president mike pence sat down for an interview on cbs. >> well, the dobbs decision, this summer, that i was so grateful to see, the majority to which was made up of supreme court justices, but we appointed and confirmed to the court, really gave the country a new beginning for life. >> it was a new beginning for life, according to the most pious man in the trump white house, a man so conservative he would not allow himself to be alone in the same room with a woman wh

and then back on msnbc for the weekend and atm on sunday and saturday with my co-host elisa menendez alex when wagner starts. now good evening, alex. >>> >> good evening chairman steele. an unusual and appreciated moment in my day. >> i appreciate that, and i've got some gold sneakers if you want some. >> you know what, we'll be talking about those speakers later to, because you can't say enough about

of north america, we may be reaching for that air conditioning in the car by the end of the week, elisaweather center our winter was kind of springlike. winter continues this weekend. and as we go into next week, i mean, look at the high temperatures forecasted for sunday. we're looking at highs in the '70s from kansas city to oklahoma city in the '80s, from dallas to middle lynn texas, even some '60s from atlanta to charleston and staying pretty mild even up into the mid-atlantic, were looking at temperatures, climbing into the '80s for places like st. louis by tuesday, same thing for oklahoma city in the middle '70s in atlanta, even a place a little farther north like dc still winds up getting into the '60s by monday and tuesday, much above average for this time of year. i mean, look at the departure from normal huge red bulls in the central plains with temperatures 20 to 2055, almost 30 degrees above average for this time of year, that warm air continues to slide eastward and we're looking at temperatures continuing to stay 15 even 30 degrees above average going into tuesday for some

i'm also this is elisa, jasmine, pauline, a food off has come from behind victory to feed, qualify an upcoming sky. i'm going to do going championships, probably in a little spinning set 6 full to her russian to finance, eliminated for number one, industry on site from this 20 minutes in the previous round. but it's probably any duct deep between the next 2 to clint. a 2nd career singles fi. so i'd have 1st at w t a 1000 level is also a revenge for the italian who wants to columns quite in the last 16. the she is australian nathan, scotland do and found the mother was the stand out performer, the 6 nations he's gonna have trick of tries at marie failed as they be england. so when the cow costs a cup $30.00 points to $21.00, scotland has now one full games in a row. again, same thing. so the 1st time since 1986 scots, the seconds in the championship ahead of england's incense but it is all in to continue to dominate the to the defending champion. this belongs to the grand slam off a huge win over wales and dropping in a run in full size when the 217 to make it 3 wins since. right. and

currently in action against right over the counter as they look to go 8 points to play at the top of elisa was telling, schooled off to just 3 minutes and this one, but it's currently $11.00 time city, both pet claudia and it says he's confident in holland where we discover his goal scoring abilities of the fields going. but any of his 9 shots during the drill with chelsea on saturday, holland 2 recent eva time from 2 months out with a frozen foot 6 on 16 lead goals this season. it was formed. a fishing man remains darling, who put chelsea head before the break. rotary sold late home to rescue a point for his side, but at least the time he's inside the game in hand. full points behind the to never full on holland was left frustrated, especially with a couple of mine who got a bit too close for his liking. is that with the football play? i play 11 years this quarter, 11 goes what the starting one goal is using these mice type. so another pro part meant to give advice is about the structure, but had to do so. we've had the chance. if you had the chance and them the say to say next games goin

severe weather also expected this week, meteorologists elisa raffa is in the cnn weather center with more our winter list and a spring like winter continues as we start out the work week, look at the high temperatures forecasted for monday, >> '70s from kansas city down to atlanta '80s across oklahoma, even high temperatures climbing into the low '90s across parts if texas, this is so a warm for february, they were looking at more than 345 records, getting tied or broken over the next couple of days. that's for daytime highs and overnight lows. we said in dallas, texas, you be could be looking at a high temperature of 91 degrees on monday, which would break a record set back in 1917 and sits well above average 30 to 35 degrees above average. we keep that warm air in place in the central plains on monday temperatures 25 to 30 degrees above average, that warm air continues to slide east by tuesday, it's ever it was well above average even from dc up towards boston. we do find some colder air coming in behind this by wednesday, that's behind a front. i mean, look at the drop-off in temp

peta's elisa allen achievement. see uk fairgrounds replace animal shaped carousel figures with vehicles such as cars, unicycles , tractors or unicycles, tractors or aeroplanes and rockets. oh, and bulldozers or more whimsical designs like shooting stars, rainbows or brooms . brooms. rainbows or brooms. brooms. what? what aside from the fact that if you're replacing it with planes and cars and things like that, what about the environment? come on, emissions. that's just wrong as well, by the way. and brooms. i mean, i feel like a witch at the best of times. a broom on a carousel is really not going to help. okay. in any case, um , i'm treating in any case, um, i'm treating this story really seriously because it is important. so let's what panel. um, let's see what my panel. um, emma and claire think about this. claire, you can treat it seriously, but i'm certainly not going are you going to sit going to. are you going to sit on a carousel? on a broom on a carousel? >> there's room >> there's always room in my broom.

but not to worry, lads, elisa . royal navy could be elisa.s, to put it all right. next. what's the real cost of net zero? is our economy really worth the risk of increasing our green infrastructure? i'll be taking a closer look later in the show and get this they don't know how much it's going to cost. that's all coming up in your next hour . thank you for your next hour. thank you for joining me on the show this afternoon. it's always a pleasure to have your company get in touch with your opinions today. get in touch with your opinions today . vaiews@gbnews.com. a lot today. vaiews@gbnews.com. a lot have been in touch already about this debate on gaza in parliament. most of you saying, why are they wasting time on gaza when they should be caring about glasgow and gateshead? gillingham and gloucester, anywhere else in the country? what's the big obsession ? let us what's the big obsession? let us know what you think about that. we'll have the latest on we'll have all the latest on that up to the vote at that build up to the vote at 7:00. as s

ciudad de mÉxico y reacciona la canciÓn que belinda le ha hecho a su ex christian nodal y que su hija elisacomo todas las mamÁs platicar con ellos, no es que me preocupe porque ella es una niÑa muy inteligente, muy sensible tambiÉn pero soy protectora. >> tiene una mamÁ increÍble tambiÉn. >> gracias. no quiso fiesta, de hecho ahorita vamos justo a su viaje de celebraciÓn, traigo adolescentes por doquier, entonces me toco y me encanta, la verdad ella seguramente no me va cercasen todo el viaje, se trata que disfrute con sus amigas. >> has escuchado la versiÓn de belinda? >> no la he escuchado pero saliÓ cuando apenas, vi fragmentos del vÍdeo pero la verdad no escuchado la canciÓn. >> le cantan a los ex. >> dicen que hay que subirse al tren. >> tÚ lo harÍas? >> no creo, si no me gusta hablar de mi vida menos lo harÍan una canciÓn. chicos, los quiero. jesse: si haces una canciÓn de tienes que estar dispuesto a hablar de todo. alan: como dice jomari de canalizar. jo artmari: >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en instagram, tik tok, facebook y red social x. mantente informado y rev

. >> mary elisa, go ahead. unmute yourself. yes. >> okay is it working >> yes. go ahead. >> perfect. >> okay. >> i sent a letter earlier for records on the question you support appeal before you. we keep hearing the purpose of the pilot is to garth data. what data are than i collecting. when questions are they asking and how does this pilot help them collect the data? the great highway is a route for people driving through the establishment it is per of the 49 mile scenic drive and serves an important part of the public evacuation plan. we private vehicles are in the allowed during emergencies how fast will they open to the public where emergency evacuation when is it is closeed vehicle traffic? >> i will request you support the appeal, thank you. >> thank you >> is there further public comment on zoom? raise your hand. >> okay i don't see. so commissioners. matter is submitted. >> commissioners. we -- before we jump into to the discussion, whichil start with commissioner trasvina. would you mind telling us what the standard review is. the votes required. we hav

elisa had to take refugee in a bunker in the dutch woods at age 9 to hide from nazi patrols.dvocates for the yzidi people. we're all honored to have them at the summit. >> thank you so much. i'll see you guys really soon. for more details on the upcoming 30/50 summit visit forbes.com or knowyourvalue.com. >>> it's 6 a.m. on the west coast, 9 a.m. in the east. we begin with the supreme court agreeing to consider former president trump's claim of presidential immunity in his federal election interference case. in a brief order, the court said it would hear arguments in april, but it could take months for the court to issue an opinion. in the meantime, jack smith's case is on hold, meaning, no trial can take place. and even if the supreme court ultimately rules against trump, the intervention puts the trial's start date in question. in essence, some would say giving him immunity possibly. joining us now, ari melber and dave aronberg. i'll ask you both the same question. were you surprised at this ruling? >> i was shocked, mika. the five justices who granted the stay threw sand i