>> sarah, come on. >> elisa? larry's body has been discovered and the cops are looking for her. >> she said, "they found us." it had been six years since we'd had to up and disappear. you live the way that i lived, and you have these not so imaginary monsters that are chasing you, so you're always prepared to flee. i didn't even question it. she says, "it's time to go." so, okay. >> elise is now gone. we can't find her. there's not a trace of her. there's a nationwide search. >> the fbi is asking for help finding a woman they say is a cold-blooded killer. >> there's information that she may have gone to denver. she might have been to vegas. they said there was ties in florida. >> the police go, "well, let's just pull up who this is. oh, wait a minute. does anybody have a social security number on her? how about a driver's license?" no. they don't have a clue. >> and we drove all night to colorado springs. and we're driving this obnoxious car. i mean, you cannot ask for more attention than with a red sports car. e

elisa carrillo dejó claro por qué se convirtió en integrante del ballet estatal de berlín.a de promover la danza . y así finalizamos. gracias por su sintonía. nos vemos más tarde aquí en noticias. telemundo hasta que los famosos el ingreso de las nuevas participantes sorprendió a los famosos. la verdad es que al principio sí estuvieron en shock. cómo se adaptan a la casa? nos pidieron entrar a tierra. no se les permitió de que podemos meternos como a fuerza, como la humedad, pero pues no se trata de eso, de que podemos invadir el espacio, podemos invadirlo. qué se traen entre manos? llegó contundente. llegó con un mensaje y ella quiere

estuvo a cargo de la bailarina elisa carrillo. ana méndez estuvo allí y conversó con ella.puede transformar, darnos como sociedad, como seres humanos y entre puntas y movimientos suaves, la pequeña gabriela no ocultó la emoción por estar frente a la mejor. 1 de mis más grandes sueños sería ser como el issa carrillo, la primera bailarina, es embajadora de la cultura en méxico y el objetivo de esta clase es inspirar a personas de todas las edades para que se incluyan en las filas del ballet artístico. emoción mucha emoción. lourdes se conmovió hasta las lágrimas y con tutú y zapatillas demostró que siempre es buen momento para bailar. yo empecé a bailar muy tarde y estar aquí para mí es un súper logro. gracias porque en el ballet caben todos, dice luis, quien encontró en la danza la vía para romper estereotipos. 7 excelente, la verdad es algo espectacular, algo que no me esperaba. elisa carrillo dejó claro por qué se convirtió en integrante del ballet estatal de berlín, una de las compañías más importantes de europa y del mundo. en entrevista con noticias telemundo contó la e

mÁs de 5000 niÑas y hasta uno que otro hombre participaron una clase masiva y gratuita dirigida por elisatrella del mundo del ballet comenzÓ la lecciÓn con el calentamiento. despuÉs yo las nuevas generaciones paso a paso hasta completar una coreografÍa. >> se sienten mucho de emociÓn estÁ alrededor de mucha gente que le gusta eso y sorprendente del hecho de que le estÉn dando difusiÓn a estas artes en un nivel tan grande y masivo. >> todas se mostraron entusiastas y con ganas de aprender de la mejor. >> creo que falta mucho este tipo de eventos y no sÓlo por alabanza, teatro, la mÚsica y todo. >> despuÉs de una hora y 40 minutos elisa carrillo como bailarina principal del ballet agradeciÓ a sus miles de alumnas el haber participado le recordÓ que deben perseguir sus sueÑos con pasiÓn y disciplina. >> todos los que estamos aquÍ nos vamos a tener el corazÓn y que eso sea nuestra motivaciÓn, un dÍa juntos y creando nos va a dar mucha fuerza. >> al final firmÓ autÓgrafos y se tomÓ fotografÍas con sus seguidoras esta actividad forma parte del evento organizado por la secretarÍa de cultura de l

the team led by marina elisa was stronger than its peers from lithuania. 3:0., andaria protasyuk and anastasia kovaleva scored accurate shots. let us remember that in the first round our girls destroyed the andorran squad 5:0, but these results together will not allow. to make it to the continental championship, the reason is that the belarusians had already been relegated from league e, now the girls are fighting for the right to return there. next, the team will play against montenegro and the match will take place on sunday. atletico madrid and borussia dortmund reached the quarterfinals of the champions league yesterday. and thus the best eight european clubs of the current season became known. the mattresses passed inter in a dramatic penalty shootout, and borussia calmly prevailed over psv. about these fights. we'll talk further in our program. journalists after the match paid attention, especially to the worn knees of diego simeon's trousers. atlético coach who seems to he has been leading the club from madrid for an eternity, always giving himself to th

elisa raffa for us with our weather update, elisa. thank you very much for that. have a great weekend all right. >> coming up here >> my predecessor, many of you in this chamber i, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessors, watching president biden doesn't mention donald trump by name >> who could he be talking about? there were written down everything from the state of the union address last night up next xr tech allergy relief works fast and last a full 24 hours. so dave can be the deliverer. >> dance >> okay dave let's be more than our allergies. >> seize the day. >> with xhr tech. good morning. with no collapse >> good. good. good. >> yeah. >> trying to alkyl x20 fruit bites for fast and gentle constipation relief in as little as 30 minutes, making your good morning even better with all collapsed excuse me. would you mind taking a picture of us? >> no problem. thanks. >> yes. problem. >> you need verizon training that old thing and get a new iphone 15 pro with tons of storage. so you can take all the pics so many selfies >> posture is >> semis, panoramic

been fighting for independence since tibet is internationally recognized as a part of china. seas. elisa dory has been sworn in as pakistan's new president. his alliance with prime minister shavel as trevor, we've made him the favorite to win. it's is it already? second term is president, which is a largely ceremonial role. last month selections were marred by violence and allegations of vote. rigging, the netherlands as opened a national holocaust museum, the dutch king attended the ceremony along with israel's president isaac hurts on the museum in amsterdam, tells the stories of jews who were deported and murdered in nazi concentration camps. well, island has a voted to reject 2 significant constitutional reforms. their proposals would have redefined the family and women's roles in society. despite support from the government and opposition parties, many voters say they did not understand the changes. it was a bit to remove old fashion family values from ireland constitution, but it failed. the government had pitched the vote, but in the end it had to concede the feet. we accept respo

elisa longo borghini won the women's tour of flanders, which came down to a three way battle sprintingr career. pakistan have reappointed babar azam as their white—ball captain, four and a half months after he stepped down from the position in all three formats. he will resume the captaincy with a home t20 series against new zealand next month. britain's elvin evans won two stages on the final day of safari rally kenya, but could only finish fourth. his toyota team mate, double world champion kalle rovanpera, wrapped up a comfortable victory. in the women's six nations, ireland fought back against a strong italy side, but weren't able to get the win — losing 21 points to 27. after a good start from ireland, mistakes gave italy a way back into the game. auro mutzzo getting their fourth try and a bonus point with it. the loss leaves ireland fifth in the six nations table. ireland's last six nations win came against scotland in april 2022, and they had targeted this game as their best opportunity to get a much—needed win in the tournament. i will handle in areas where there come and be bu

meanwhile elisa longo borghini won the women's race, which came down to a three way sprint for the finishsecond time in her career. despite being one of the world s most popular racket sports and decades of lobbying the international olympic committee, it will only be in 2028 in los angeles that squash will take its place in the olympic programme. some of the world stop players competed in london last week and chris slegg went to meet one player who has her eye on those la games. the london squash pala, the uk most prestigious squash event outside the british open end until now, mail only tournament. at this year, as allie plays host for the first time, the women were invited to. it's part of our strategy since 2015 when we become one of the first professional bodies to merge to professional male and female game together. from then, our strategy has always been equal opportunity. the court right now in front of her home crowd, london's very own. she is the commonwealth champion. well, she is expected to win, she is world number seven, she's taking on fellow englishwoman, ranks number 25.

que tú has explicado muy bien, this is the same issue of exploitation that you pointed out so well, elisaoes mexico as a government, as well as mexican social organizations communicate with immigrants who are constantly passing through mexico, what conditions are there, what do people think about them, and what is the approach of mexican social organizations? there is a hatred, but on the other hand, immigrants arriving areas of our country that are poor and live in the outskirts of cities like mexico city in the state of mexico as well as in wahara. they pass through areas where they're accepted. residents of these areas belong to social classes that have a close identity with the immigrants, but on the other hand, we are facing movement that says immigrants should leave their country because they don't look good, they're dirty and we don't. and on the other hand, there other people who are against this approach, it's very ridiculous, like colonies and places that welcome immigrants, they give whatever they have to the immigrants, food, clothes and other supplies, they even share their c

what can change, elisa, in these next few months? what are you looking for?now is both candidates that are now the presumptive nominees are really locked in a battle against each other that are both fighting grievances, reed a jeadjudicati past battle. we don't have a candidate that's talking about our problems as a nation and as a world. i need to hear that. >> martha: when you look at your own voting record, 2016 donald trump? >> yeah. >> martha: 2020? >> oh, boy. 2020. standing there at the booth with the ballot in front of me, trying to give myself a pep talk, and walking away from the ballot with a blank ballot. >> martha: you couldn't vote for donald trump again? >> i couldn't vote for either candidate. really struggling with the, why do i have to keep voting for the lesser of two evils? we deserve better than that. >> martha: you have voted for trump in the past though. >> yes. >> martha: what was it that turned you away? >> 2016 trump, 2020 trump, 2024 trump are very different people. >> martha: what's different about 2024 trump? >> a lot of people th

elisa, thank you so much. >> all right. when we come right back, caitlin clark well, she does it again, the nc doublet all-time leading score is off to a great march madness start. we'll look at who's in, who's out, and how many perfect brackets are left. i don't think it's possible not anymore. and amid scandal growing baseball superstar shohei ohtani and his dodgers are set to play at home tonight will take you to dodger stadium the ct given i'm going to protect us places out there. i've taught to do this >> it might just, we'll follow you as bad as you think >> man and the lost kingdom? how streaming exclusively on macs >> sorry, parties canceled wayne on the >> cable internet guy >> i had cable >> but those cool so t swedes to mobile home makes it with now need home. it's can hold internet t-mobile now, just 50 bucks a month >> check were burst time sheet correctly? >> when you can take this phone, you'll be ready make the unnecessary, unnecessary. let your employees do their own payroll nothing comes close to this plac

. a colorful guy, yeah, a certain yegor labachev , nicknamed loba, the head of the night bike club elisa fate of everything, a close friend of inga, yes, yes, i’m coming now, the investigator who led the the case of the death of ingei lopatina, i’ll go talk to him, while you find out where you can find this forehead, we’ll do it, sorry that we have to talk here. it's just that all the offices are occupied. so, you were investigating the death of ingelapatina. yes, what exactly is the matter. are you sure her death was accidental? what a question? if i wasn't sure, i wouldn't have closed the case. we have some doubts about this. now i will present them to you. this is a protocol for examining the body of ingel patina and compiled by a criminologist directly on the spot incidents. so here it is written that in addition to the cranial. brain injury , which was the cause of death, there were traces of bruises and sabina on the girl’s body, and so what, well , she was scratched from the fall, she... had bruises on the wrist of her right hand, true, true, well, it’s quite possible that i had t

elisa raffa, thanks for walking us through it. coming up, it is hollywood's biggest night and we are live on the red carpet. what to expect from this year's academy awards. after a quick break? >> seven astronauts setting off on a scientific mission, columbia, houston checked. >> i didn't know any thing concerning it happened. there were people that did though >> the space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing, it's a series of events you follow the debris. what's it telling you >> it should have had that test on day one? >> community, cigarette, what the hell happened? >> space shuttle columbia final flight and mirrors sunday, april 7 at nine >> upon us first day of retirement, marquez rodgers made a contract with themselves. >> i will never >> again work for another man or woman oh, todd, especially common >> i lay down my badge, abandoned my corporate phone plan, and i'll get a new plan with consumers cellular without a contract without sacrificing comfort >> let's go burn >> when freedom calls we're here to answer >> i

elisa raffa for us. thanks so much for that update. and let's talk more about those texas wildfires in texas, at least two people are dead as that smokehouse creek fire becomes the largest in that state's history firefighters are racing to contain the flames. it's already burned through 1 million acres it's only up to 15% contained and strong winds and higher temperatures which could fan the flames on the way, as lisa just laid out for us cnn's camila bernal is on the ground in the scorched city of fritch, texas. camila, i'm looking behind you. there is just not nothing left. tell us more about what you're seeing >> it's really devastating. jessica. it's that cleanup process that grieving process because so many homes look like what you're seeing here behind me. this is the entrance to the johnston family home or what was once the place where they had dinners together. they raise seven children in this property and now this is what they're walking into. so this was the porch the area where they watched their sunsets and made barbecues.

elisa raffa. thank you so much out there on the farm. >> maybe do some pickin. you guys go >> out and a little in an apple orchard i'm going out and pick not ready yet either >> what was interesting is this is actually the warm february that makes it a problem because her attic blooming. >> you >> have to be careful with erratic blooming. thank you all for being with us. this has been cnn new central seeing a news from the jim acosta is up >> we're here to get your side of the story. >> why do we keep ending up here? >> you can't write this stuff. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday, uh, nine on cnn >> students, students of any age from anywhere students in a new kind of classroom using our technology to power different ways of learning harnessing ai to client new beginning so in minds grow opportunities only unitedhealthcare, medicare advantage plans come with a eukaryote. one simple member card that opens doors for what matters. >> what do they need to see a dr. way prabowo. >> we got you with medicare advantage is largest national provider net

elisa raffa for us. thanks so much. and let's talk more about those fires she was just mentioning there is so much devastation in the texas panhandle tonight, strong winds and high temperatures major concern there this week as these wildfires rage on, we know at least two people have died in these smokehouse creek fire. it is now the largest wildfire in texas history. cnn's camila bernal is on the ground in these scorch city of fritch, texas, >> camila, i know you've >> spoken with people who lived right behind where you're standing. it just looks like such devastation there it truly is. >> and it's a family that right now is heartbroken. look officials have said that the fire or the multiple fires that have destroyed parts of the panhandle dolan texas have destroyed 400, 500 structures. but yeah, it's definitely more than a structure for a family like the johnson family, this is where where are they spent? more than 20 years where the family raised seven children. and when they walk in, this is what they're seeing. thi

elisa raffa for us. thanks so much. >> there's also just >> so much devastation in the texas panhandle tonight strong winds and high temperatures, there are major concerns over the weekend as the wildfires in that state rage on. we know at least two people have died in the smokehouse creek fire, which is now the largest wildfire in texas history cnn's camila bernal is on the ground in fritch, texas. camila so much heartache, so much direction and these fires are nowhere near contained >> they're not 15% for the largest fire in the state of texas at the moment. and it's been so heartbreaking, it has been so hard for a lot of these families and this is just the beginning of that mourning process and that cleanup process, the johnson family there here behind me, they're trying to look for anything they can. they're using metal detectors. this used to be the master bedroom of the home, which is why they're trying to look through the rubble here but it's been extremely difficult for them. take a listen to wha

we spoke earlier with our correspond elisa louis in paris. she told us more about what it took for transfer cheapest constitutional change. so this is the end of an 18 months legal process at that started in summer 2022. and there were in the, in the beginning several initiative spies, opposition parties from the left are 1st to for, to, to do such a move and the 1st readings of these initiative. so the rights to barshan abortion writer object to it by the senate, the lower house of parliament where you have a writing majority. and then over the months of this topic really changed and no more people more more petitions were talking about. until finally, it was clear that the needed to be another, right. and the government came into the bank to and said, and i, okay, let's negotiate on the exact reading off of this new. right. and now as i said, the new what is and try and will be signed in the constitution, is the guaranteed right for women to have an abortion. and so finally, there is in the senate to fall to it like they could, they may be

but for elisa, there's no turning back now. among cosmetic surgeons, the news job is seen as the supreme discipline. that's because bones, cartilage, connective tissue and skin all come together in a very small space. everything has to be taken apart and carefully reassembled the conclusion after 2 hours of surgery. all in all, i'm very satisfied. we can already see the result very nicely from the side from it's still swollen from the front. we're showing the last stitches in half an hour will be done, since at least as re shaped nose will she be happy with it? 2 months later we meet her to see how things appealed. the 1st few days weren't much fun. dish mattson, my face was swollen and painful. looking in the mirror was a real shock to my almost started crying because my eyes were red and sick. i had a bruise on my eye. i couldn't sleep, perhaps there's quite couldn't breathe for to wait on this often sort of things osmond but now those initial problems are history. i think it's p. my husband, i'm doing really great. i'm so pleased. is that to be honest, i've never been more self confid

nicole, en el zócalo capitalino, estuvo a cargo de elisa carrillo, una de las bailarinas más destacadasnocer a mi nieto a la culebrilla no le importa la culebrilla. es una erupción dolorosa con ampollas que podría durar semanas. nada como un día con mis amigas. a la culebrilla no le importa. el 99% de los adultos de 50 años o más tienen el virus que causa la culebrilla y puede reactivarse. de repente esperé años para esta foto. sabes qué? a la culebrilla no le importa, pero sangre protege solo. tiene más del 90% de eficacia comprobada. sendrex es una vacuna usada para prevenir la culebrilla en adultos de 50 años o más. no protege a todos. y no es para quienes tengan reacciones alérgicas graves a sus ingredientes o a una dosis previa. se observó un riesgo mayor del síndrome de guillain-barré después de recibir. también pueden ocurrir desmayos. los efectos secundarios más comunes son dolor, enrojecimiento e hinchazón en el lugar de la inyección, dolor muscular, cansancio, dolor de cabeza, escalofríos, fiebre y malestar estomacal. a la culebrilla no le importa, pero sangra, protege. pregún

ukraine prime minister between passengers and germany, all the wonderful mass of disruption because of elisa strikes, the drive is under the tunnels. the airline passengers worldwide are being disrupted by a 2 day we'll count by ground stuff to mccain report from berlin. this is bill in central station. normally dozens of trainers would come through here every hour. but this thursday, very few are due to industrial action by the train drivers union. and while some passengers sympathize with the strikers, others all less understanding is on spring. it's really stressful and you have to constantly try to walk out whether you're going to be able to travel or not. i see on the board a lot of trained on to even running the whole project slides, drugs, the good thing final comment. let me see my content this time when they come sit down to find a table, they'll find a solution that lives in con, cancellations, and travel disruption have hit the main apples to see and funk for to a grand stall off of the ally, live tons are on strike, affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers, but the transport

was decided in the last 500 metres, when world champion lotte kopecky surged past italian champion elisaing also won two years ago. cheltenham gold cup—winning trainer mark bradstock has died at the age of 66 after a long illness. bradstock also won the 2011 hennessy gold cup with carruthers and the 2018 bet365 gold cup with step back. josh kerr and laura muir are bidding to win gold in front of a home crowd at the world athletics indoor championships tonight. they both go in the 3000 metre finals after 8pm and you can follow all the action on bbc two. earlier, great britain's jemma reekie made it through to sunday's 800m final and the american grant holloway showed his dominance in the 60m hurdles. in the past few minutes, he's just ran fastest in the semi—finals. jeanette kwakye has more from glasgow. day two of the world athletics indoor championships, and they have been going over the hurdles. holloway has not been beaten in the past ten years and it is his to lose. he has underlined his ranking as the favourite coming into this, looking extremely strong and good to see david king go

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cnn meteorologist elisa raffa is tracking these storms burr? >> yeah. we've got colds >> mill and blowing snow up on the top of this storm, but then it will says a warm side where we've got severe thunderstorms that are really firing up right now, watches and warnings are in play and you can just see just how dynamic this storm is ruled as snow popping up in minneapolis and then you've got the showers and thunderstorms is that are stretching across oklahoma and that's where we're finding this severe part of this too, where we're looking at severe thunderstorm watches that are in effect across most of oklahoma and texas. were looking at some tornado warnings that we have found as well, because some of these storms can continue to rotate with this storm just being so putin has such a big wind fields, so that will create the severe storms and that will also blow around some of that blowing snow as well. that's it's going to create the blizzard conditions so pretty typical for march to see everything with the kitchen sink and a storm like this, even some fi

dangerous storm system is tracking to start april with a real bang joining me right now, cnn meteorologist elisa raffa. all right, so should we brace ourselves here >> yeah. >> it would be feeling so good this weekend, >> april is going to come in with one of those springs times storms that gives us multiple hazards. we're talking about red flag fire conditions right now, and then severe weather will really crank is we go into monday and tuesday. here's a look at the easter forecast today, because he lots of warm temperatures '80s from st. louis down to new orleans and atlanta, really springlike feeling. but then those showers back to the west as that storm system starts to cry for a place like dc or warm with just some clouds today. then here comes as showers and storms by monday, cooler with rain on tuesday. same thing for a place like new york city, warm with some clouds today. and then we start the transition with the showers and storms monday into tuesday. and those virtuous trending cooler, we've got some snow up in the rockies a couple of advisories there and some of the usual spots, thes

the blizzard conditions are expected to remain throughout most of the weekend well cnn meteorologist elisahat the west can expect in the hours and days ahead impacts from this winter storm are extreme. the weather service using words like dangerous and life-threatening to describe some of these impacts. look at all these deep purples and the sierra nevadas, that's where we're looking at impossible travel from heavy snow and gusty winds that is not only making visibility tough to d, but it's even knocking out some power whiteout conditions, damaging winds from those guys, and extremely heavy snowfall rates were talking up to four inches of snow per hour. some of these snowfall totals just through saturday or are measured in feet. we're talking 27 inches from homewood mountain and we're finding some totals are ready over 40 inches, 42 inches in king valle, california's soda springs, nearing 40 inches. so just incredible to see the feet of snow already falling and these blizzard warnings continue through a decent chunk of sunday. so expecting additional feet on top of that and you can see tha

what's your take on the vote that it's happened that the un security council in this elisa is a very meaningful decision for is because the more ending the was a and is really, really the stage prior. no, no, but i think so. the cation of this decision, as i said, this is really raises the, by the religious, some serious blow, eh, this is also the reason the delegation to be mindful states. i say once you do such a decision on the phone though, i don't see myself for me to be wrong. so the also would be slow because your decision. it's all in the members of the security council. so the slim between these one in the west and also the all the fusion we went over the oil change, we do or the, the, the, the different what you say that. and so want to extend to the united states. actually, i'm just going to stop you that forgive us for the cutting and then we're just going to to see the united kingdom representative and dip into that now without to return to destruction. fighting and loss of life as the fastest way to get hostages out. an aide in that is what this resolution calls for and

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa is in atlanta, where at lisa, i got wet. the streets were flooded last night yeah. >> we've been watching this creek here this morning rise. we had problems with it earlier in the week overnight here in atlanta, we got an inch and a half of rain. but earlier in the week on wednesday, we got nearly two-and-a-half inches of rain so this creek here at peachtree creek on the belt line, it's rushing, it's coming down fast. it's rising. >> and i'm not sure if you can >> tell at home, but there's like plastic garbage plastic bags, cubs, you could see our pollution just kinda lined up on the banks from where it had risen earlier in the week. so this creek here did have some problems. we had the heavier rain to the south. this go round overnight. so that's what led to some of that flash flooding just south of atlanta going into southern georgia, if we take a look at the radar right now, you can see that the rain is really just spread up and down the east coast from upstate new york. into maine all the way down through the carolinas.

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa is in atlanta, where parts of the city have been just really inundated the last 24 hours. so lisa, what can you tell us on the ground there where the storm's headed now? >> yeah. i mean, it is drenched here in atlanta and all of those storms are lifting north through the carolinas and up into the northeast, where here at peach tree creek where we've had some problems not just because of the one-and-a-half inches of rain that we got here overnight. but earlier in the week, atlanta got almost two 1.5 inches of rain. so with the total getting close to four inches, if not a little bit over that in spots, we have gotten a month's worth of rain here in a week in atlanta. and you can see the results of that in the creek. the creek has been kind of rushing this morning. it was higher. we have some of it receding you're looking at some of those levels this morning and you can see that the creek the evidence of the creek rising because look at the debris in the trees, you can see the kind of our plastic pollution plastic bags and stuff that have come up into the t

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa has the forecast we're finally going to get a little bit of a dose of winter in places where it's been missing for the last three months. >> here's a >> look at all the cities that had top ten, top five, top warmest winter on record, you could see all of the red dots and when you look at it by state, there were a lot of states in the upper midwest and northeast older, right? i'd ones that you see here that had their top more missed winter statewide. now you flip the switch and it looks like we're going to finally get some snow and a lot of these places that have been dealing with deficits right now, that current snow depth footprint is pretty low across the upper midwest. we've got some recent snow from saturday up in new england. >> but >> when you look at a place it's like minneapolis snowfall forecast through tuesday could dump eight to 14 inches of snow soap bar for the entire winter december, january, and february. they've only gotten about 11 inches of snow. so just incredible that they could see just in a few days what they've gotten in their whole seas

there's also the possibility of tornadoes, as this system heads northeast, cnn meteorologists elisa raffa is in atlanta, which saw flooding last night. and the lisa, this is an area pretty much much already saturated, right? they've seen re >> yeah. i mean, we got a month's worth of rain here in atlanta in just a week, we got an inch and a half of rain here overnight, and then we got two-and-a-half inches on wednesday rack peach tree creek would really got some problems on wednesday? it flooded this entire your walkway here we're on a part of the belt line here in atlanta and you can see the creek is still rushing fast and it's rising this morning after we gotta get another engine, a half of rain overnight. there's some debris down here to when you get that heavy rain, it picks up all of our plastic pollution and sends it right into the waters. and we've been watching it kind of rolled down the creek this morning once the sun comes up we able to see it a little bit better, but yeah, rising here with another inch-and-a-half of rain overnight. and we've got even more significant flooding ju

cnn's elisa raffa is here with me now. okay, so this this is a crazy system and it only seems to continue. >> it's the same one that dumped all of those tornadoes up in ohio and indiana that damaged that. we were just looking at continues to work its way south and east. i mean, look at all of the damage left behind, all of the storm reports were talking hundreds of reports of hail, damaging winds. they 20 information just keep coming in as we go through the next couple of days. and i want to point out that march tornadoes do happen. we just expect them more in the deep south now where they were in the upper midwest, here is a look at radar right now. you can see we've got lots that's of lightning. >> storms >> start to fire up across texas. that's the area that's under the bulls-eye today. you could see that yellow slight risk for large hail damaging winds and a few more tornadoes also possible again today, but they're threatened really zeroes in on hail in parts of texas today, we're talking hail up to two inches in diame