as far as ice, that could also cumulate, especially the further north and west you go along the trees and power lines. so we'll have to watch for that. if this happens, we are talking school closures. that's also looking like a possibility along with some delays, as well. the good news is, it does turn all toeain as move towards wednesday night into thursday. storm team ten-day outlook. check it out, folks. late-night tuesday into wednesday, have the pn b ready to go. thursday, things are looking better. we'll be improving. u should be fine thursday. temperatures kind of varying outside of wednesday, really, in the 50s. not bad. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, someamiliar faces reporting to spring training early. but all the talk about the nats is about who isn't ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit last use -- 0600. stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more th

ice. some freezing rain starting to mix in with sleet during the early andft midnoon hours tomorrow as far as ice goes for those counties in red, loudon, parts of northern, fauqui northern virginia you could see a glaze to a quarter inch of e. and ice that accumulates that much can lead to pow outages and treacherous travel. freezingain is possible around the maryland/pennsylvania border unl:00 or 10:00 at night. so you could be dealing with slick spots not just tomorrow night but early thursday morning. road conditions tomorrow, everyone is dealing with snow in the afternoon. on thursday morning still some slush out there. sledding tomorrow for the kids, geef them oute noon, before we start to see that changeover, we have the snow stickle che, that's going to be revealed tomorrow morning so you want to hustle out theres well. grilled cheese, tomato soup sounds like a perfect day. if we get 2.7 inches i get youh grillede and tomato soup. 3.1 i get grilled cheese and tomatosoup. >> i love when we made that bet she's like we're buying it from the cafeteria, no way i'm making it for you. i'm

think wednesday could be a storm as far as ice is concerned. we have a storm there.of chances for showers, but it would be rain showers just about all of next week. >> all right. >> thanks,> doug. his valentine's day a local military couple shares their love story with news4 and it wasn't exactly love at first sight. >>> let's get a look at what's on news4 at 5:00 with jim and wendy. >> we have a lot coming up. we continue to watch the breaking news for you thi evening as the president prepares to declare a new jersey to build a border wall. >>> the widening investigation after a local track coach is arrested for slis sitting a minor for prostitution. >>> n shortage of the apps you can use looking for love. >> b how does swiping right,ip g left affect your psyche? >>> i'm going to try my hand fixing broken water mains, when there's a thaw, cre are working double duty. tonight we dig d cp ind weather. >> then next week he's fixing mh g machine, it's a primer for him. >> in other words this is t last clean outfit you'll have. >> exactly. >> if you'reaking t >>> it's on

as far as ice amounts go we're going to see a coatingn up to inch of ice. especially in those higher elevations you have to best chance of seeing that ice. freezing rain is possible until about midnight 1:00 a.m.ly especiround the mason dixon line, and we're going to be really focused on the chance for freezing rain north and west of thet. distr based on temperatures. road conditions out there right now are slick. especially side roads talking to adam tuss those side roads still dealing with slushy snow tomorrow morning. i think the r mainds are okay. crews can get to them overnight tonight. slush is still an issue. by tomorrow afternoon and evening, it is dry. we are in the 50s tomorrow, son we are go see a lot of melting going on throughout it y. but you do want to avoid travel if at all possible tomorrow morning. schools likely delays and ca cancellations. it's all about those slick spots especially north and west of washington. >> that means i can collin and do the forecast. ou n there right, guys, on the cold side. but notice tomorrow 54 degrees with s

anything we have on the ground as far as ice or snow, that will have to melt for tomorrow.ng attention for this one closely throughout the rest of the day. overnight, any thing we see tomorrow we'll see melt away. neil: adam, you keep track of this closely, how is this winter shaping up? it has been odd but how is it looking? >> mostly mild. seems within the next couple days, any snow we get across some of the upper regions, temperatures melting again. temperatures in the upper 50s next couple days. it has been a mild winter so far. neil: thank you, my friend, adam klotz. quick peek what is happening on wall street. the dow is up 400 points, virtually every single component of the dow, virtually all s&p 500 sectors, all 11 were advancing. financials, traditional economically sensitive issues, those that are more value oriented benefited from the prospect of a deal that will be signed to avoid a post shutdown. there is no guaranty ever that. democrats have the problem with at same deal. one reason why so optimistic, people seeing both sides are unhappy with the final creatio

udson river to the in kingston, new york, it's ice as far as the eye can see. that's a u.s. coast guard ship cuing the ice. you can check out the nbc washington app. there, you will find the updated forecasts. >>> a d.c. tcher is out of the classroom this morning, after allegedly choking a student. jarvis mass tburgches language arts. he was charged with second-degree child cruelty. he is expected to makis first court appearance today. surveillance vhoeo the incident with the students. massenburg will remain on leave during the investigation. the news 4 eye team found that massenburg has been with the d.c. public schools since 2004. >>> former trump adviser, roger stone. earlier this week, the r- 66-yead pled not guilty to seven counts of lying and tness tempering. stone is the sixth trump sociate to be charged in connection with robert mueller's investigation. prosecutors announced yesterday that they had seized hard accounts,pple icloud e-mail accounts and financial f recorom stone's home. the evidence can bediscussed at today's status hearing. stone has insisted he has don

will enhance its military presence and also need to enhance its military presence in the black sea ice far as i know the black sea is not an american city and so russia is not moving to american borders russia's not going to american shores and we're seeing more and more nato forces and more and more u.s. military activity all our borders and along our shores so russia is different and they'll take an aggressive stand nato is coming our way like it has been coming since one thousand nine hundred ninety we are not coming the american way or when i was not coming the british way so i think that of course would be to much to explain why the west tries to exercise no. for pressure on russia there would be a lot of talk in the us media and in the u.s. congress about russian aggression to stop it was there is no russian aggression there is very strong military activity of the united states and nato in the baltic republics in the baltic sea in the black sea and in the western european countries like poland and romania and of course we actually it's it's next to our door and we're just reacting to th

there could be black ice. as far as mass transit, just dress for the chilly conditions this morning. not as breezy on the bay. here's a look at the east bay. we stay in the 40s. low to mid-50s by noon, 6:00. same thing in the north bay. start at 34. 42 at 8:00. low to mid-50s from noon to 4:00. my last stop is san francisco where we break out of the 40s. we hit the mid 50s by 2:00 and 4:00 under a mostly sunny sky. we'll talk about our chance of rain coming just in time for the weekend. the first one - - >> this will help black ice with the -- >> a traffic joke. i'll take it from here, mike. we're looking at san mateo bridge where things are very light on westbound 92 just past the toll plaza. before you get to this point, we have the emergency road repairs. the two right lanes are closed. westbound 92 between hesperian and industrial. they're hoping to have this done by 6:00 this morning. we had a big pothole open up. rebar was exposed and they're definitely trying to get that done as quickly as possible. mass trans

. >>> jumping to the hudson river in kingston, new york, it's ice as far as the eye can see. shthat's a u.s. coast guar cutting the ice. you can find more coverage here and across the country by checking out the nbc washington app. there, you will find the updatet fore >>hea d.c. teacher is out of classroom, after allegedly chokrvg a student. massenburg teaches language arts. he was charged with second-degree child cruelty. hests expected to make his f hourt appearance today. surveillance video the incident with the student. the principal sent a letter home to parents sing ssenburg will remain on leave during the investigation. the news 4 eye team found that massenburg has been with the d.c. public schools since 2004. >>> also in court today, former trump adviser, roger stone.ie earlthis week, the 66-year-old pled not guilty to seven counts, including lying to congress and witness tampering. stone is the sixth trump associate to be charged in connection with robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling into the 2016 election. prosecutors announced yesterday that they h

24 hours to monitor this but it is pretty good thinking about what f i'm going as far as that is concerned. now, the ice a big factor right on through the evening. s by 6:00, stiing ice in our normal areas towards the north, but most everybo else going to plain rain. that will start with the melting. that will start the snow coming down. we could see some isolated flooding issues wednesday night into thursday. by 11:00, still dealing with the rain around the area. what to expect? r again, wednesdh a mess. numerous schools closed or delayed. it may be all schools closed in our area. this is t kind of significant impact storm we've got. ice could be a major issue in the afternoon. that why i also think maybe government could be closed out there early in the morning. weather alert all tay through the day on wednesday, possibly even into thursday morning. could have some delays thursday morning. not expecting too many closures. look at the hig on thursday, 58 after the winter storm. and then saturday and sunday, a chanf rain. 46 on saturdaynd 68 on sunday. >> wow! yes,efore temperatures moderate next week.

so far i don't have any incidents to report as far as snow is reported. i do have a sig alert because of ice in the north bay. mike mentioned some very cold temperatures. 33 degrees here. we do have ice reported as of 12:30 last night. chp issued sig alert northbound 101 past alexander avenue, northbound golden gate bridge. the three left lanes are closed. they did set up that hard closure. you can get by that on the far right side. that could slow you down a little later into the commute. right now that's not causing significant delays. 880 light out of the central valley, tracy to dub lip, 40 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard green at 16, n n n n n n n n n n to cupertino, about 15 minutes. >>> a california plane crash. what investigators say happened check out this cold, core bringing snow to higher elevations all the way down to santa barbara and higher elevations of the sierra. this is going to continue. you can see mountains south of big sur have the best chance along with l.a. in the afternoon hours. if you're traveling today, tonight, tomorrow, pretty much a no-go. it's going to be

. >>> jumping to the hudver in kingston, new york, it's ice as far as the eye can see. that's u.s. coast guard ship cutting the ice.n you nd more coverage here and across the country by checking out the nbc washington app. there, you will find the updated forecasts. >>> a d.c. teacher is out of the classroom, after allegedly choking a student. jarvis massenburg teaches language arts. was charged with second-degree child cruelty. he is expected to make his first court appearance today. surveillance video shows the incint with the student. the principal sent a letter home to parents saying massenburg will remain on leave during thenvestigation. the news 4 eye team found that massenburg has been with the d.c. public schools since 2004. >>> also in court today, former trump adviser, roger stone. earlier this week, the 66-year-old pled not guilty to seven counts, including lying to cong.ss and witness tampering stone is the sixth trump ci assoate to be charged in connection with robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling into the 2016 election. prosecutors announced yesthaday

far. some suggested eliminating ice as an organization. i was not for that. the speaker was not for that clearly. we're going to have immigrants, we're going to have customs. we need enforcement. >> neil: so you think ice has value. >> of course it does. it's like the irs. it's an essential agency. >> neil: so when congressmen cortez and others say it should be shut down, you say that is too far? >> that goes too far. but let me reiterate, this does not come out of the blue. this is not a tactic. chair woman allard has been pursuing this as an issue of the large roundups in her community and around the country that are not related to criminal conduct. >> neil: could this be a deal breaker for a deal, period, by friday? >> look, a deal breaker -- we didn't want wall money. we think you need personnel, you need infrastructure, you need technology. we were just at the border. clearly those are all necessary. but the fact of the matter is the president wants a wall. okay. i've always said that that's probably part of the agreement. but to just say that's part of

far. meteorologist adam, live from the fox extreme weather center. >> this is the large system and it is including the snow come out the ice, and heavy rain stretching as far from pittsburgh, running down into areas of nashville have seen some flooding. it is a large system that is bringing everything. these are highlighted flood warning areas from the pittsburgh area running out into eastern tennessee. it's becoming a wester system. we have seen the snow and ice, especially ice around new york city. these are watches and warnings stretching all the way up to new england. i will continue throughout overnight. some areas across the country that are seeing some of this, still as part of south from d.c. to philadelphia, just like rain. as you get up into new york, that is where you're saying the light snow and ice as you move up for the tour the boston area. where the lines currently sit, this is what we are going to see. it is going to continue throughout the evening hours, but if you're currently seeing ice, that is the way it will stay. in the southern new york area and running in the connecticut. i think it is going to be the most severe of this bout

back then this was all ice as far as you could see. that is a sobering thought. i was there because -- this goes to what you are saying about story. a friend of mine, the woman on the left, kathy, is a poet from the marshall islands in the south pacific, one of the places lowest to the ocean. i knew her poetry and wanted to do a video, get her up standing on top of the ice that when it melted would drown her home. figured that would be powerful. she recruited the woman on the greenlandic poet, whose world is disappearing as she stands there. together they produced a truly epic six minute poem you can find. was a terrific if difficult expedition to get them up there to do it. looked there were signs of what was happening. i shot this video which will take a minute to get interesting with my cell phone out of the front of a helicopter. we stopped to change the batteries in a remote sensing device scientists used to keep track of the glaciers, then going out over the your, you can , the watercial color coming into the yard. -- the fjord. i want you to keep in your m

as he awaits trial? a judge simmons him back to course after a controversial instragram post. >>> rain, sleet, ice, snow, affair the country in for wicked weather and round two is not farat. >> suicide is not fashion, anger as burberry pulling a hoodie that had a noose around the neck. welcome back to "early start." >> we're about half past the hour. thank you so much for joining us. we start with president trump facing more are obstruction of justice questions in the wake of a wide ranging "new york times" report that says the president pushed to have a federal prosecutor appointed during his administration to oversee the michael cohen investigation. mr. trump had by that point already been implicated in the cohen probe. >> but the "times" reports late last year he still called then acting attorney general matthew whitaker to ask if the u.s. attorney in manhattan could supervise it. the report is raising obstruction concerns. >> the phone call would be evidence of what? >> corrupt intent. that is, an effort to use the levers of power of the government for a corrupt purpose. >> would that be obstruction? >> yes. well, it would be attempted obstruction. >> now, it is un

single son has climbed a volcano three hundred three times so far he often takes tourists up to the bizarre glacial ice formations. but as picturesque as the natural phenomenon around it may be the volcano now poses a very serious threat. that. value most a scenario that floats that would calm down from the mountain will only give me twenty minutes. the ash clouds how thick is this is this burning halt following of course. so it's hard to say of course that if it would come right out of the place here it would land stuff around the my farm just like the hunt. should henri of wire coat throw off its white cover and surround himself with black smoke it will be felt here and all across europe to. citizenship and an e.u. country is something many migrants are willing to risk their lives for but for the rich and powerful obtaining a european passport has never been easier in some countries so-called golden visas are being sold in exchange for investment it's a state that's feeling the coffers of many kastrup countries such as greece realtors there are catering to wealthy chinese and russian investors were eager to become citi

ice far from shore. they had the cut a rescue path through the ice and then started pulling the horses towards shore. crowd gathered but as you see the horses are doing okay. >> some of the neighbors are horse people. and bent and got heaters and blankets. the a hell of a team effort. >> horses are now recovering well back in their stalls and maybe they will learn not to break out again. >> such big horses those clydesdales. >> massive. >> wow. all right. >> you e ready for baseball? i know you are. >> i'm ready. dieing for it. yeah. >> terry lives for spring training. it is under way for the giants, at least the pitchers and catchers. >> so far. position players officially report tomorrow. the big question around baseball, will superstar free agent bryce harper sign with the giants? here is nbc bay area trying to answer that question. >> -- spring training this is probably the furthest or deepest we've gone without knowing exactly what our roster is going to be. >> bryce harper, will he or won't be questions aside. the health of many of the giants key veterans is the pressing question as spring training begins. >> myself

ice, too. the best news of all, this afternoon we're into the 50s as far north as hartford. anybody who has icing conditions this morning, it will be greatly improved by the lunch hour. birmingham is in the middle of heavy rain. we have 16 million people still in flash flood watches here. that's going to tun for a while. we have a big storm in the west. it snowing again in las vegas this weekend. especially on saturday blizzard conditions from iowa to minnesota and severe storms, maybe even tornadoes in areas to the south. a lot of active weather ahead. new york city, visibility is poor this morning, will improve this morning. a lot of people that had flights cancelled or delayed yesterday, you should be able to get out today. no problem in the east coast. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back ♪ ♪ fight cancer. these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. experts from all over the world working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com. when your flight gets in late, it's never

as far as theea level rise, this cavity where we saw that ice loss it's been a about 4% of the globalensts also saying if or when this glacier collapses into th sea becau it's unsettled we will likely see a sea level rise of 2 feet or more. couldists estimating that be in 50 to 100 years. if you want to look this up, this is the thwaittes glacier. it's fascinating. >>> amazon made waves when it chose new york and arlington as locations for itsecond headquarters. ahead at 5:00, why the deal with the big apple could be in jeopardy. >> a local woman is trading in her business suit for a chef's coat. we'l meet this week's harris' hero. >>> well, amazon is said to be reconsidering a new york and this comes after backlash from local new yorks. politici which have only grown louder since it was made official to split its hq 2 betwn virginia and new york. we're taking a closer look tonight at what could happen. >> reporter: theig sign that says space for lease on what would be amazon's hq 2 property in queens mayan stay vac for a while. >> they've extorted new york from the start. >> reporter

once the ice starts you'll see that compact as far as that's ne conc i have a studio audience.ike the snow map, right? >> yeah. >> let me hear it. >> yeah. >> come on, kids. the you go. thank you. everybody out of school. you're out of school on school day forecast, recess 40 degrees at recess. ng up time you're pic the kids tomorrow around 43 degrees. as we mov through the next couple days, 58 on thursday after our weather alert wednesday, on the mild side. good chanc for rain through the weekend but look at sunday, 68. all that snow is gone by next week. we have college kids in here, think they'd be -- high school? college? i thought so. >> three day week. i can get used. o th >> let the record reflect the applause is young people hoping to ms school. to ms school. >>> smiles taking over spring to ms school. >>> smiles taking over spring dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just

new york you're watching the weekly on the way why the ice all threat is still very much a concern in syria certainly as far as the pentagon's concerned. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instantly of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room see. the real news group. which of us is revolution is screeching to a hold inflation and unemployment cause millions to leave venezuela world powers a lot over whether president maduro should stay but the real question is how should the country move on from its current crisis. hello again we'll get on to some of our other big stories from the past week in just a moment first i want to show you what's happening right now in madrid in the spanish capital it's a sea of spanish flags right now it's there in the i think it's the plaza de cologne columbus square thousands of people have turned out for a march in support of spanish unity the protesters have reportedly alive from all across spain to try the prime minister stands on a catamaran and dependence so although

as national security. on the far left, there are calls to abolish ice. on the far right there are calls for mass deportation. a policy of separating parents from children. these are both false choices. we can have a strong borders to andect us from terrorists those who wish to do us harm. we also can treat all people with a deep sense of humanity and dignity. we must enact the commonsense immigration reform that a majority of americans already say they want. investments in border security, citizenship for dreamers, and modernized immigration systems that attract and retain the best and brightest people from all over the world who will contribute positively to our economy and culture. what other consequences are there of this hyper partisan washington, d.c. that we are living in? americans,ions of people are living in fear of losing health care or going bankrupt if they get sick. the far left has called for government run health care, even eliminating the private health insurance market. the far right has called to repeal the affordable care act for nearl

ice in your chamber. things you have to be cognizant of. as far as employment, face up of machine gun.s going to sink in. we show them ways of keeping it afloated. >> the marines are also taught to use snowshoes and cross-country skis. in this training, marines fight marines. for example, during a recent snowstorm, a force of 250 marines had to prevent more than 800 other marines from gaining control of a key mountain bridge. aside from the snow, which is more than 20 feet deep, they have to encounter drones, jamming equipment and other equipment that can track them, disrupt communications and kill them. instead of fighting from forward operating bases like in iraq and afghanistan which are completed with security forces and mess halls, these troops are forced to be more independent providing their own protection and support. in case you don't know, this warfare training center is up near lake tahoe. i like to go there and ski a few hours and get a beer in the lodge. these guys are out there for days on end fighting in cold weather. shep? >> shepard: thanks, trace. ahead, a big supreme

look for the ice storm to slide onto the southern new england states. as fare deep south is concerned, watch out for flash flooding, from little rock up towards indianapolis and to the west. widespread snow causing big problems at the airports in the northwest. kenneth, janai. >> our thanks, to paul. the other big story, a break through in congressional talks on border security. a deal overnight to keep the government from shutting down for the second time in two months. have versus agreed in principle to provide a nearly $1.4 billion for border barriers, including 55 miles of new fencing. it falls short of $5.7 billion president trump was demanding for steel and a concrete wall. stretching 200 miles >> sources say the negotiator agreed for migrants held in detention, covering the bed to 40,000. the deal would need the support of congress and, of course, president trump. that's still up in the air. >> as a deal was reached, president trump was at the border telling supporters in el paso, texas, that he still intends to build a wall. he defended his false claim

as you prepare for your morning commute. i'll be back to let you know how low the temperatures will go. >> thank you sandhya. >>> with all the rain so far, increased danger of real hazards like black ice. >> cornell barnard is live. >> reporter: they are on standby tonight and it is plenty cold tonight. in a few hours county cruise will leave this maintenance yard to try to de-ice dangerous roads out there. sand trucks were on the move in sonoma county, creating better traction for drivers through fresh snow and ice on guysers road. >> it's going to breeze. >> said black ice is forming across the road in santa rosa, rain runoff spilling across the asphalt. bayless almost spun out. >> it's scary to feel that loss of control under you. >> reporter: signs warning drivers about icy conditions are here for a reason. >> semis come through, not paying attention, big mess. >> reporter: this semi truck overturned in icy conditions tuesday morning in mendocino county, closing 101 for hours. if you hit a patch of black ice don't panic. >> stay calm, take foot off the accelerator, no aggressive turning to make it work. >> reporter: caused this suv to get stuck. >> we have to slow down, especially

education say this is going too far david either heart is a psychiatrist also and father of eight children he sees it as perfectly natural for his son meals for instance to play ice hockey boys are playing more like this tumble and pushing around this is a. way that boys tend to play much more than girls do and the interesting part it's this is priority how grace a role does biology play and education and social conditioning who or what decides if boys like to play hockey more than girls do. if you want the kid to become just a kid not something that really say they are the best thing is just saying ok boys or boys girls or girls and nothing more true you don't need to brainwash them into the. delusion of. gender neutral education amount of brainwashing it's pioneers disagree they allow boys to it it is if they want. or need to be along it's not the biological gender we want to change the children have their own biology and that belongs to them we don't interfere with that we want them to develop skills knowledge and feelings independently of their gender. miranda has lived outside generally accepted gender norms for some time she's had to get used to people taki

as they crashed along the shore. freezing temperatures, of course, allowed that ice to just really build up. >> wow. >>> and the weather situation on the west coast is far more serious. >> at least 2,000 homes and other buildings are flooded north of san francisco. more than 20 inches of rain fell in just three days. officials say thousands of people remain in their homes despite evacuation orders. some winery vineyards are under water. rivers expected to crest overnight as flood levels not seen in nearly 25 years. >>> further inland snow is a major problem. this time lapse is from an idaho ski resort that's closed today because of too much snow and it could get another foot before it's all over. >>> let's take a look now at today's forecast. >>> good morning. looking for it to stay stormy along the coast and we'll have spotty showers further inland. heavy snow showers throughout montana, idaho. possibly 12 inches in some areas. here comes that crazy arctic chill that will introduce itself on thursday and go crazy by next week, by the way. wet weather throughout the deep south with thunderstorms from new orleans all the way up towards atlanta towards th

far from normal. it is clear as a policeman they're called to work every saturday i understand that their time but fatigue is not an excuse for everything especially for leaving people without ice guns were on the right and i was on the last day to explain to me why the policeman fired in my to berkshire it is not normal it's france is one of the oldest democratic countries in the world it is not normal that this is have been here. an iranian photojournalist has lashed out at donald trump after he bashed tyrone on twitter posting a photo of a protest that she had taken yalda my i said the photo was used without permission the u.s. president published the tweet him both farsi and english on monday as iranians marked the fortieth anniversary of the overthrow of the u.s. backed shah i yelled at my condemning donald trump for using her photo and our video agency ruptly spoke to the photojournalist. but. you know if i have no twitter account and someone send this picture to me i did not expect this picture to become viral i took this picture in december thirtieth two thousand and seventeen during approach is said to run university against economic situation in the country these phot

africa, or boko haram as a force, as far as i know there's not updated reports of the committee as would be required if any new determination were made, hezbollah or ices determined to be an associated force with either the 2001 and 2002? >> senator, first of all, we do not have capabilities or authorities to enter those countries. so we cannot strike, we can strike in somalia, and olivia, but not in nigeria cameroon, chad, we don't have authority there. isis, west africa, they go by different names, every once in a while. they have grown in number. they're probably in the neighborhood of -4000 is the best estimate we have. they have been very aggressive over the summer this year, they have taken large pieces of real estate in northern nigeria and i think two right now, they're the ones we have the most concerned about, we are not sure what their intentions would be with regard to outside the region. boko haram probably around 1000. bottom line, senator i cannot say for sure whether they have been designated or not, i know we don't strike. >> when you say you do not strike, you also include you don't strike under a collective self-defense doctrine? >>

as well there's that out at you tube dot com d w you're a max. when reports of a handshake welling mingled with ice artists and priceless hand at a frozen starts are a far good reason hendrick regularly visits exciting places that hold a very special record for our your next series called europe to the max this time he is traveling to sweden to check out the world's oldest ice hotel. we're doing fifty kilometers an hour in what feels like minus fifty degrees celsius on what looks like a snowy road but it's actually the frozen torn a river source of the building material for the ice hotel. it's smoky did in the swedish part of lapland about two hundred kilometers north of the arctic circle in the village of fairy population around six hundred fifty. but every winter it accommodates around sixty thousand guests among them you're a match reporter and brick building the visitors come from near and far to spend the night in the ice hotel the first of its kind in the world. art of birth is the creative director of the hotel which has to be rebuilt every october. like really this is actually a big art exposed the i sort of and every year is unique we never rep

far from normal . it was his career as a policeman i called to work every saturday i understand that they're tired but fatigue is not an excuse for everything especially for leaving people without ice hooligans were on the road and i was on the left to explain to me why the policeman fired in my to berkshire it is not normal france is one of the oldest democratic countries in the world it is not normal that this is happening here. as he is prime minister has fired back at senior european officials that's after he was accused of being a puppet of his hearers kept a government during a town six change in the e.u. parliament earlier just up the current a delivery discussing assessments of brussels saying it's no longer in touch with its citizens. the european project seems to have lost its momentum but we have seen the transfer of power has increasingly from countries to the union my question for you mr conti is how much longer will you continue to be the puppet on salvini and in my own strings. europe faced with an economic crisis without precedent has withdrawn a fifth alien to procedure in ism and it is progressively lost contact with its people it is so painful for me to see italy

as well this morning. this is one of the coldest mornings we've seen this winter so far with widespread 30s. watch out for black ice in spots. through this afternoon sunshine with mostly sunny to partly sunny skies but cool daytime highs with low to mid 50s later today. this next storm system will arrive later this week. we will time it out on the future cast when the storm system will bring rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's check in with john up a look at the traffic on this wednesday morning. >> enjoyed the dry roadways while you can, at the nimitz freeway northbound we have a report of a breakdown vehicle. this is reported near the coliseum with traffic appearing to be moving okay despite the report of the crash. northbound is not a bad right toward the maccarthur maze, heading toward the bay bridge. southbound 880 looks good all the way into hayward. to the maps, chp cleared an exit off the freeway at south 680 and warmer road. no troubles commuting through the alamo this morning. no major delays to report both directions along the summit but black ice this morning so use caution on the roadways. the r

still could see a little black ice forming and as we go through your monday morning commute and you are dry, the afternoon could feature a few showers fard as we get into tuesday we're looking at cloudy skies. it is late tuesday in the north bay to the evening hours when we're looking at a line of rain that wants to push south through the overnight hours bringing us a rainy wednesday. the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got our wintry mix this morning and we're dry on monday. you download an accuweather app and it keeps track of the rain, sleet, snow. even thunder last night and our two on storm impact on wednesday will be noting. as we get into the rest of the week after watching the snow levels into the sierra nevada. getting rain on top of the snow certainly tricky but they have so much snow that it is just incredible. so good for them. and bundle up out there. >> that picture from mount tam was really cool. really paints the picture. lisa thank you. in marin county the numbers are in and quite impressive for the coho salmon returning to the >> fishermen like to say rivers and streams run two ways. the sediment goes down and wh

ices over, today if the temperatures get cold enough. >> reporter: so far the drive on this road and other surrounding treets aren't bad, but neighbors around here are concerned that asop the danger will set in. >> we worry later on it willize up. >> reporter: s his wife stocked up. >> stopped for soup, snacks, the bananas the type of things people get when they are about to beit by a storm.o >> reporter: whatever happens out here, they'll be ready. snowplows are expected to hit these roads sometime the meantime, it's good to try to get some of this stuff up before the temperature drops and this stuff ices over, back to you guys. >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> you knn', it wou be a good snow day if we didn't have a little fun with it. yes. so this is also one of hollywood's biggest weeks with the academy awards on sunday. >> let's check in with pat collins. he does hav some things people want to get their hands on whenevert ows around here, there it is. >> reporter: i have the official pat colls snow ick. i am out here to right a wrong. i will get to that in a minute. first, it's tic offl pat collins snow stick. it has markings from all the big snows we've had i

ic they should accept in no, i don't. lauren: is that where we're headed? >> i don' i think the presidents lowering expectations as fars any type of deal right now. corporate earnings are coming in around 19%. they're projected to come in around 7.8%. it's two and-a-half x growth compared to what people thought was going to happen. if we can get any kind of deal, similar to the government shutdown -- the president should have got $1.6 billion before the shutdown. he shuts it down, gets $1.3 billion. he realized he made a mistake. i hope the president realizes he made a mistake on this. lauren: as we gear up for 2020, he needs a win. do you think he takes any deal? because as kevin mccarthy said, he's doing something that no other president has been able to successfully do. do you think he takes any deal and spins it as a very good deal? >> yeah, and to mccarthy's point, the president's not been successful yet either. the president is going after the chinese intellectual property theft which most people think he should go after, it's just the way he's going at it. yes, he needs a win. he lost badly with the wall and he

ice. amy holly pooeld is in the north bay. she says great. matt keller says same thing, so far so good. dress warm. won't be as breezy as it was.ll in the 30s. low to mid-50s noon to 6:00. end with 48 at 8:00. north bay, 30s at 8:00. 40s at 10:00. low to mid-50s. noon to 4:00. dropping down to 42. have the heavier coat by 8:00. in san francisco, a narrower range. 48 at 10:00 and end up at 48 at 10:00 this evening. in between low to mid-50s with a mostly sunny sky. >>> once the chill ends, it's because rain is on the way. i'll show you that in the weekend forecast. pretty quiet so far. i'm sure you have a few things to tell us. >> i have my first reports of ice east of gilroy. out there a ways this morning. actually, i didn't mean to show you that shot. i'm waiting for sky 7 -- >> beautiful shot. >> it was a beautiful shot. that was golden gate bridge. i want to talk about a closure due to emergency road repair. no reports of ice within the immediate bay area. certainly keeping a close eye on that in morning. we have a sig-alert that continues westbound 92 between hesperian and industrial. we still have the two right lanes block

government something that they've they've so far refused to do and last but not least having the taliban ensure that groups like al qaida and ice will do not use the country as a staging point for a future attack so very complicated but certainly i think reading between the lines having the presence of such a senior afghan official he's one of the founding members of the taliban he's head of the political wing so we're going to have to wait and see they really the main talks kick off tomorrow tuesday and then we'll have to wait and see what they come up with over the next couple of days these of course huge issues that you're talking about stephanie is it going to help having having. the u.s. on was. tweeted saying that he's meeting with a more authoritative delegation. well i think it sends a message that there is someone who has clout and influence some sources will say that there are divisions within the taliban and i think we'll have to wait and see whether we are going to have an agreement what that agreement entails and then whether it can be implemented on the ground will we see factions within the taliban itself what kind of form is the taliban going

as far as the bottom line for i-95 cities go the worst travel time will be tomorrow from about now to about 2:00 and then it changes over to icend then rain. a messi tuesday in the northeast. >> we should have had amy klobuchar reach out to bill karins to give the weather forecast. >> that was impressive. were you impressed. >> courage. no teleprompter. out in the snow. >> no gloves. >> a couple of extra votes for toughness. >> can't imagine president trump giving a speech like that in those conditions. >> how about you? >> i openly would say i never would try that. >> a huge night for the music industry. we'll have a recap from the best moments of the grammy awards coming straight up. y awards coming straight up so, when the world expects you to follow the rules, write your own. ♪ because no one gets an opinion on how you live your life, why you shave, or how you show your skin. my skin. my way. ♪ whei just put in the namey, of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little

so far it has been a great experience to me and my team mates who are ready. you know just looking forward. as well as skiing snowboarding ice skating and ice hockey competitions were held for the first time in the country pakistan's winter sports federation in collaboration with the air force is determined to inspire youngsters not only to get involved but maybe one day even bring home gold medals we have or have any incoming international competitions and specially in beijing if any for any group we should have focused on you getting the national flags and giving crowd a major five hosting the olympics may still be some way off but the more pakistan puts on events like this the show not only to produce sport and tourism but also project a more positive image of the country all around the world david stokes al-jazeera. thirty four has announced how the organization of the next world cup in twenty twenty two will be governed in the one up to the tournament in cata football's world governing body says it sets up a joint venture with qatar to streamline the organization in a statement face the said they'll hold a fifty one per