berlin. ukraine shares. russian forces are advancing on the center of sierra denalis prison in fayetteville. lot of mid zalinski says russian bombs have almost wiped out the eastern cities. critical services as he makes his 1st visit to troops on the frontline, also coming up left, his former rebel winds, the 1st round of presidential elections in columbia. gustavo petro, we'll now face the populace. businessman for adolfo hernandez, he's in a run off vote next month, as columbia, as conservatives are pushed out of the race and in formula one motor, racing red bulls. sergio perez claims victory at a very wet monaco grand prix. ah and welcome to our viewers around the world on michael ok. ukrainian official say russian forces have now entered the center of sea vieira. don't ask after days of intense shelley, the eastern city has become the focus of moscow's push to capture all of the dumbass region. president, val, lot him is zalinski, said russian bombs had destroyed almost all the cities critical infrastructure and damaged most buildings. meanwhile, on sundays, zalinski made his 1st offici

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seabreeze driven wins, humidity numbers are not too bad around the bay, but in land towards napa and fayetteville, those conditions and the wind, a change in the wind direction, gusty onshore. the wind speeds begin to back off but by tomorrow morning, that is where we are going to see the north winds picking up over the hills of the north bay and interior northern california. for the third week in a row, in solano county, red flag warning, 11 am tomorrow, all the way until about 8:00 on tuesday even in, for the northern half of the sacramento valley, elevated fire danger, due to much stronger winds, reading down to areas north of sacramento.>>> we will see temperatures in the valley climbing to the 80s and 90s by midweek, we will give you the timing of the hottest temperatures in the forecast for the week ahead in about 10 minutes.>>> thank you, see you in a bit. new at 5:00 are no longer on the run, a third suspect arrested in connection with a mask shooting in downtown sacramento, believing that they were one of the alleged gang members who opened fire into a crowd on april 3, taken into custod

fayet fayetteville, eight risks. there where it's yellow is where you could be included. tuesday afternoon, the threat moves into the north and also the east we're extending from the north into the ohio valley 6 million at risk. we'll talk more about the severe weather and fire risk as well. >> a whole lot to watch. >>> new this morning a member of the first family will travel within miles of the ukraine border first lady jill biden will meet with ukrainian rev gees and humanitarian aid workers it comes on the heels of nancy pelosi's surprise visit to kyiv. she and others met with volodymyr zelenskyy pledging the u.s. will stay with ukraine's flight. >> we're visiting you to say thank you for your fight for freedom, that we're on the frontier of freedom and your fight is a fight for everyone and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> house speaker pelosi is now in warsaw where moments ago she met poland's president the focus will be on strengthening partnerships and showing gratitude for poland's humanitarian efforts let's turn to matt bradle

oklahoma city, fayetteville you are involved in that the slight stretches from northern texas all the way to parts of missouri and kansas once again unfortunately, where you see the yellow there springfield, wichita, and also wichita falls in texas so that severe threat moves off to the east and also to the north. by tuesday, six million at risk. it looks like tomorrow, wind damage and also damaging hail will be the biggest threat that better news for tuesday but we're looking at that threat, stretching from parts of missouri to the ohio we're going to continue to watch that arethunderstorm also looking at really warm weather in the southeast 90 in tampa. >> all right, guys when i come back, we'll talk about the week ahead, and that includes a critical fire threat once again we'll do that in a few minutes. >> see you in a bit. michelle, thank you. >>> it was home run auction for a piece of mlb history over the weekend. the bat jackie robinson used at the 1949 all-star game sold for $1.8 million at auction. it includes a letter of authenticity from robinson's wife robinson played in hi

. >> waterbury connecticut, houston three times, austin, norfolk, fayetteville, due mass, arkansas, madison heights, virginia, fort worth, new iberia, lansing, forth lauderdale twice. owe zach, redding, rochester, alabama, columbus, aurora, jacksonville, knoxville twice. >> and we are not done. minneapolis, hazleton, lewisville, lubbock, chester, glendale, vegas twice, alex alexandria, st. paul, omaha, des moines, macomb, minnesota, durham, charleston, missouri, california, temple hills, madd, joliet, illinois. >> racine, west hollywood, murphy's bureau, romeoville, fresno twice, wilmington, lass crew sass, corsicana, texas, twice, oroville, raleigh, winter haven, augusta, bakersfield, inglewood, savannah, brunswick, eugene. >> l.a., montgomery, columbia, kenosha, peoria, dillon, south carolina, south bend, denver. 201 mass shootings in america this year and unfortunately still counting. >> can't fit them on the screen, it's basically everywhere. >>> up next, this conspiracy theory that drove, it seems, this shooter in buffalo and where else you are hearing things just like it. we have a re

heidi and husband christian are the duo behind assemblage a wall covering manufacturer outside fayettevilleevery paper is made by hands. >> we're based in a venetian plaster, and from there we move to gold leaf, we use abalone, mother-of-pearl. the most precious materials you can find we like to adorn our papers with. >> reporter: rolls cost up to $320 per yard and can include up to 25 different layers of material. >> the first wall papers, the simple black and white printed papers were not used in the houses of the wealthy and the aristocracy. >> reporter: jill saunders is the senior curator of print at the victoria and albert museum in london. >> they were used by the emerging middle class, the merchant class. they wanted to decorate their homes in a way that imitated the homes of the rich. >> reporter: what kinds of designs did people put on wallpaper when it first began? >> almost always they're repeating patterns. you do get some where you've got picture-like vignettes. >> reporter: wallpapers have always reflected the style of the times. british textile designer williams morris popula

greg, fayetteville north care -- fayetteville, north carolina. you are up first.ler: good morning, i wanted to ask mr. zandi if we are too far in the hole right now to get back to the fundamentals? it sounds like the solutions keep talking about spending more money just like the housing plan for biden. it sounds like every solution that they come up with is to spend more money when actually what we need to do is get back to the fundamentals of a balanced budget, cut spending instead of another government program. it seems to be the opposite of what we really need to do to get things straightened out is to allow for corrections to cut spending, what are we too far in the whole -- in the hole to do that and will not cause too much pain, that is my question? caller: just give viewers a -- host: just to give viewers a sense, the national debt approaching $30.5 trillion. the federal budget deficit $2 trillion. those numbers that viewers are sitting on the screen, the u.s. debt clock. guest: no, i do not think that we are as a call or put it too far into the hole. durin

this region for tomorrow shifts to the east and south for 10 million folks from green bay down to fayettevilleh heavy and steady rain from montana into north dakota flood watches for minnesota and north dakota today tomorrow that slides to the south. look for storms in the mississippi river valley from wisconsin to texas more rain amounts as you make your way down to the mid and >> the thursday morning. i'm cary hall. we are starting out chilly, but it is going to be a comfortable afternoon. a lot of our inland valley in the upper 60s and lower 70s. will start to fill that heat cracking up tomorrow. up to 80 degrees on friday and 86 degrees on a saturday. then we start to see the trend heading back down for early next week. it is still slightly warmer than usual. for san francisco, the weekend is looking nice and sunny with a high of 72 on saturday and upper 60s in the forecast for sunday. great white being tracked up and down the east coast in recent days he even has a name right after this. >> we're going to need a bigger boat (mom brown) ours were busted and we still got a shiny new one. (b

there were flash flood emergencies here in fayetteville, back to chelsea, oklahoma, where these flash took over the streets. people had to leave their homes and unfortunately there is more rain coming with this slow moving pressure system. that's why you end up having right now the flash flood warnings in place in missouri, arkansas, oklahoma but it moves here to the northeast as we go into the weekend so friday pthrough saturday, two to four inches and that goes into trenton, back into parts of southeastern pennsylvania. your local weather now in 30 seconds. drew: i'm drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. a cooler afternoon, breezy this afternoon as well. warm response going into the 70's, but a below average day in terms of the numbers. overnight tonight, a mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the 50's. as we head into the weekend, much brighter, but it is still windy and cool for mother's day. early next week, the chance of a >>> that's as catchy as “level up.” ♪ good morning, america ♪ we'll be right back. you wrote that. flowerbomb ♪♪ flowerbomb the iconic fragrance from

host: fayetteville, ray, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. good morning, c-span.ry year around election time, republicans found immigration -- pound immigration. every day somebody calls, and look at the polls, republicans, democrats are leading. with this insurrection coming out, pound them on it. there were many of these senators and congressmen involved in that. have a great day. host: it is our open form, (202) 748-8000 four democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, independents it is (202) 748-8002. in the paper this morning, a large story in terms of a size and column space in the new york times starting on the front page of the new york times, tucker carlsen reshapes fox news and became trump' air nationalists, focusing on tucker carlsen and his role on fox news. we can show you the front page story and then it jumps to two inside pages as well. that is the double truck, as it is called, that we can show you. the story continuing for a second page as well and another two pages on tucker carlsen and fox news. a story out of the new york times if you want to