in salt lake city, we have currently beetle. she's a coordinator at the great salt lake institute has examined how wild life has been affected by the erosion of utah, great salt lake and in television, israel we have yeah l hero. she is a assistant professor at the wiseman institute of science in his research, the dead sea in the jordan riff valley. hello to everyone. carly, let's start off with you because the great salt lake has been in the news here recently. can you tell us what's going on with it? yeah, so great salt lake is like you're saying one of those like that are shrinking. and we're expecting that there's the ecosystem collapse within the next 5 years. but what's wild is this is not been, this is not a new problem. it's been going on for years and years and years, but it's something that is just on people's radar. and so it's, there's a lot of action that we're hoping to happen to get this lake to not be small. and you know, the lake is going down, but even just a couple of inches with the lake elevation will change the ecosystem drastically. so it

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severe storms will roll through the midwest and ohio valley and great lakes through today and tonight all forms of severe weather possible and especially in the lower great lakes, a high risk for severe wind, meantime, to the north and west of these thunderstorms is a blizzard going on in the upper midwest, heavy snow and wind and life threatening travel conditions, strong winds all across the upper midwest and great lakes through tonight, gusting up to 60 accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. major settlement involving claims linking baby powder to cancer, had the young ceo and rising star in the financial world arrested in $175 million fraud case what we're learning about her student financial aid company and later the couples who just so happened to plan their weddings at the courthous% on the same day, donald what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ morning? anything can

and it's bringing snow to portions of the upper great lakes and upper midwest. we could see an additional 8 inches in some spots still winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings, even blizzard warnings. that's where you see the purple there. we could see winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour. this is what it looks like on radar. all the flu bleu is the snow falling. heavy blues and reds, rain falling. that's going to linger throughout the day and also tomorrow sort of just spinning over the area so we'll see some wet snow ovei upper midwest. the upper great lakes setting the stage for snow just 36 in green bay all right. it's monday already. that means we're going to take a look at the week ahead in just a bit. >> see you in a bit. thank you, michelle. >>> a zes december separate search is under for three americans who went sailing just over a week ago. kerry and frank o'brien asked another to sail with them there hasn't been a record of their since. mexico's navy is helping with the search >>> after the break, the curtain drops one last time on broadway's

this is what it looks like, an area of low pressure spinning over the great lakes, it will bring heavy wet snow and strong winds will continue. tomorrow it's going to move slowly off to the north and east, we will see rain mixing with w snoetpper midwest, upper great lakes, temperatures only in the 30s, 36 in green bay. all right. guys, it's monday, we will take a look at the week ahead in just a bit. >> what a drastic change last week minneapolis green bay around 90 degrees, now they're flirting with freezing weather again. thank you. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with the potential breakthrough in the fight against melanoma. >>> and two more medical marvels toto s show you, a c celebratiod importrtant milestone e for conjoioined twins.s. ththanks! mymy daughter r has sensititive. same. try using all™ free e clear as part ofof your famimily's laundry roroutine. it t tackles impmpurities withouout leavingg irritatating resididue for r a clean that's s gentle on n skin. alall™ free e clear. the e number one doctor recommended brand for sensitive skin. justst between u us, you know what'

that's right for severe weather will continue on into our wednesday over the great lakes and the ohio valley. i'll have the threats and the timing. knife from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it's wednesday, april 5th nine am here in london, four am in new york and at mar-a-lago, with donald trump and his legal team are gearing up for a legal battle after he became the first current or former u. s president to be criminally charged. arrested and arrange. trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony criminal charges of falsifying business records in a historic and unprecedented court appearance. the former president heard the charges against him for the first time tuesday. attorneys say the indictment lacks facts but plan to fight it hard. they spoke outside the courthouse. today's unfeeling of this indictment shows that the rule of law died in this country because everyone is not above the law. no one's below it either. and if this man's name was not donald j. trump there is no scenario we'd all be here today. please understand that based on these charges well.

we're looking at snow in the portions of the upper great lakes.end. we could have an additional 12 feet in some spots and then on that warmer side, we're looking at rain. where you see the brighter colors, you're seeing heavier rain that's why we could see showers in boston. we're looking at rain in portions of florida. they received over 25 inches of rain last wednesday into thursday we're looking at heavy rain once again today. so any of these showers an storms could drop heavy amounts of rain. likely it would be in miami. but still seeing heavy rain this morning. those are the brighter colors. also looking at lightning. we're going to see that this morning and once again into this evening. this is what's happening swrechl the area of low pressure spinning over the great lakes. bringing snow and rain and freezing precipitation as well gusting winds up to 50 miles perfect hour then by tomorrow we're looking at the rain mixing with wed wet snow in the higher terrain of the upper great lakes and into portions of new england as well. then we're goin

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the blaze known as the great lakes fire has burned at least 36,000 acres according to the north carolina forest service, it's 30% contained as crews continue to fight the flames >>> now to reports of another mass shooting targeting teenagers, this time in jasper county, texas. the violence erupted after midnight on sunday at a house where about 250 people had gathered for an after prom party. according to police, nine people were shot. the victims range in age from 15 to 19 years old, and they're all expected to survive. officials said people of interest were being questioned, but they did not announce the arrest of any suspects >>> the massachusetts air national guardsman accused of posting classified documents online may have started his alleged leaking a lot earlier than autrities originally thought. the "new york times" reporting that jack teixeira first uploaded military secrets in late february, not december as he is charged. here is ken dilanian >> reporter: new reporting that the accused leaker of classified information began posting secrets more than a year ago, shortly after ru

the 5th of april, a look at this, pushing into the great lakes. severe weather threat will now be here. those blizzard conditions through the northern plains, but i think for the lower great lakes, we're going to see a bit of everything, some freezing rain, rain, and even some snow as well, and consider temperatures and ottawa, montreal, just a few degrees above freezing a. d. c. though 2829 for you on wednesday, the storms extend right through to the u. s. gulf states. so not good news because of course this area is still trying to recover from that tornado outbreak that we saw california. it's quiet, temperature is coming up in colorado and kansas, and then our next push of what, whether into the pacific northwest. so showers creeping into portland with a high of 9 degrees. got some exceptional heat in mexico city, you know, the highest temperature ever recorded here about 3233 and we've got you in for 30 degrees on wednesday. south america looks like this bursts of rain to the east of the pay ruffian and bolivian and is pushing into the northwest of brazil. and we've got some storms

a system crossing over the great lakes with a cold front.t was a few days ago. take a look at the maps. the boston marathon by the way happening today. we are going to see some showers in the forecast. >> but i think runners will be excited that the temperatures are going to be in the 50's that will be great. it's going to be a little bit of a wet one, i think. temperatures across the great lakes we have a blizzard occurring. that's going to warm up a little bit over the next cup pelg of days but with the warm jump we will see the potential for stronger storms, including tornadoes. yes, starting on wednesday, thursday, and friday. that's what happened in the springtime. you get the cold air, you get the warm air. and you get the chance for severe storms. we also have thunderstorms in south florida right now. and look at that snow storm across the great lakes and the upper midwest. we still have blizzard warning in place over a foot of snow. and 50 mile-per-hour winds. that's going to make travel impossible in some of these areas. so listen t

across the united states including the san francisco bay and the chesapeake bay and home in the great lakes we also measure micro plastic exposure in humans. as you are likely aware plastics solution has been make a past xsan last cycle the carbon cycle. >> and then our eyes are not deceiving us scientific papers report plastics of all sizes across the globe and shows that this is increasing. and the problem is getting worse i'm here to tell you why this matters and to tell you what we know about the effects of pollution on wildlife so in order for there to be the effects they actually need to interact and the way that and entanglement is common and seeing turtles in marine mammals and ingestion occurs across all levels from zooplankton to the largest shark and whale in nearly every scientific study looking for ingested plastic finds her and in her own words we find michael plastics in the got content of every specials have most people have more than 100 pieces of plastic and their bodies. what does this mean for populations and communities? when it comes to large plastic degree no doubt a

to see this in mid-april, it is not out of the ordinary across the great lakes. chicago, mixture of rain and freezing lane and sleet and winter weather advisories in northern michigan and winter storm warning, as well. future track, this area of low pressure lingers and you have moos to canada. the winds will kick throughout the day. snow on the ground will be like a blizzard with wind gusts in excess of 40 to 50 miles per hour. eight inches more of snow, people are done, i think. wind gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour today, that is significant even without snow on the ground. travel issues will be imminent. talk about the late week storm. south of that, potential for severe storm and snow accumulating across the same areas getting hit today, northernernin plas, upper great lakes and low moves northeast. measurable snow for the areas again. dealing with wintery weather for green bay, chicago, detroit friday night and warm side of the storm through thursday and friday, severe storms including hail, damaging wind and tornados wednesday and across upper and lower missi

in on a letter regarding the great lakes come from the great lakes task force requesting president biden urge his committee and counterpart to increase the share of funding into a lot of the efforts that are gone into great lakes quality. doesn't great lakes water quality agreement in 1954 convention on the great lakes fisheries which obligate both canada and the united states to provide funding for the great lakes. fiscal year 2024 the united states has to do great lakes restoration initiative and offers level of $425 million. by comparison canada committed just $32.97 billion come just under $33 million, between 2017-2022 combined. so that's five years they have done 33 billion. the letter is requesting the president pursue this with his counterpart justin trudeau, and want to know if you have an expectation the president will fulfill the request and also i need to know about you and your commitment to doing desperate yes, and yes. i can tell he we've been discussing this with the canadiens and your timing couldn't be better because as you probably know we are leaving this evening for

cold across the great lakes, getting measurable snow, po tebl for strong to severe thunderstorms fromo the great lakes, this is will be multi day event, foxweather.com has details and get watches and other than waings. say hi, to anybody at home? >> my family in louisville, kentucky, my condo family in daytona beach and conklin center for the blind where i work. >> janice: say high to steve doocy. >> yes. >> janice: steve doocy, right there. >> hi, steve, how is peter? >> peter issin foo. probably driving to the white house about now. thanks for asking. >> hello to my daughter, she is working together and can't be with us we will do a mother-daughter trip. >> janice: come back and we'll go together, mimosas for everybody. >> steve: never know what is going to happen on the streets of new york city. like a job fair for entire community, popular pier on jersey shore issic taking unique approach to address a staffing shortage before the summer season. jeff flock from fox business live from wildwood, new jersey. how will they recruit new kids to work on the boardwalk? >> it is pretty craz

snow for parts of the upper midwest and great lakes area.st 24 hours. take a look at temperatures. the cold front moves through, moving east in the next couple of days. much of the country way below average, that is what happens when we get spring-like temperatures and things rebound monday and tuesday, not going to feel like summertime and watch that cool down. foxweather.com as we get into the weekend. over to you, ashley and todd, happy friday. >> todd: happy weekend right back at you. thank you. buzzfeed news division known for bublishing the steele dossier shutting down for good. >> ashley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: this is a big layoff, buzzfeed news shutting down, they have a deal with huff post-ington post will still be out and about. they talked about why. they were profitable. how can you support jobs if you are not profitable. the discredited steele dossier report, they put themselves behind that in 2017 and backed it. black eye for the company. the ceo says, i recombret i didn't hold the company to profitability. you can

for plain states and behind this, heavy snow and blowing snow across the northern plains and the great lakess, risk of severe storm from gulf coast to great lakes. foxweather.com, will continue to follow this throughout the day today. over to you. >> ainsley: thank you. texas residents fear a serial killer could be on the loose. in less than a year, eight bodies have been pulled from lady bird lake, including four in the last two months. the lake is two miles from a famous street known for night life. with no cameras, police say there is no evidence of foul play. let's bring in a senior retired police officer. good morning, dennis, thank you for your service. what do you think happened here? so many people found in the lake. >> there are a lot of theories, to think there is not something going on would be naive. the police department is looking at this angle. some of this occurred in the secondary entertainment district in austin, which is rainey street. it deadends into the lake. if you get drunk and don't know the area and get disoriented and end up in the water and panic, then you could d

today low pressure lingers over the great lakes.eavy, wet snow and strong winds continue it will be a mess for travel up there. rain mixes with the snow and higher terrain unseasonably cool temperatures return to the interior sections of the northeast lighter snow on the side of the great lakes. look at some of these snowfall amounts. we are talking upwards of eight inches in the u.p. of michigan northern wisconsin and parts of minnesota. down to the south, this is part of a trailing cold front bringing heavy rain to southern florida. hopefully the rain stays away from fort lauderdale the heavier stuff may be closer to miami some of these storms could have heavy rain and strong storms we will be watching that closely as well. but we w will get toto your loc foforecast in n the next 3 30 s. you thinink you naililed it, yet still l find yoursrself.. here. bubut there's s the happy y en. let's get t you matched. with sephora's exclusive coloriq technolology, we can finind yoyour shade a and guide y u to a a match thahat feels rir. let'

watching as it moves through the great lakes. let's check closer to home.rew: i'm meteorologist drew tuma with your accurate weather forecast. a lot of sunshine today, we lose the wind we had yesterday. a little breeze along the coast but no advisories in effect. temperatures below average again for this time of year, most of us going into the 50's. overnight it will get chilly, dropping to the 30's and cola spots -- clear skies. we find showers in the forecast friday and saturday but the warmer day then tossed with yogurty goodness or maybe some red berries special k. in so many craveable varieties so you can do what's delicious. (cecily) it's probably gonna take us a while to move this sign. (vo) better hurry! get welcome unlimited for just $25 a line. (seth) it's guaranteed for 3 years. (cecily) you get a great network and save money doing it. (vo) this offer won't last long. only on verizon. ♪ behold, the mccrispy, formerly known as the crispy chicken sandwich. congratulations on the promotion. ♪ ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ even when i was with the people i love

who will hear his report on the nineteenth of april we will hold a briefing consultation on the great lakesn on the same day on april 19 we will hold consultations in western sahara wankoffus unscheduled meetings on april 20 what earlier announced we expect that later in april in new lavrov and he will uh participate in an open discussion on april 24 about international security issues, emerging from charter mini expect a strategic, forward-looking discussion. also security and russian relations and cooperation between countries with full respect for the principles of the un when it can act as a central mechanism for coordinating the activities of the participating countries, and to achieve the goals set, we encourage the participating country to think about what they can do to create multipolar world balance and adhered to a constructive agenda mr. lavrov will also chair an open discussions on the middle east april 25 is a good opportunity to discuss the complex dynamics in this region of israel, the achievement of the israeli conflict and the prevention of escalation. you will present you

. >>> we are looking right now at snow showers around the great lakes.al plains. 80s through the southwest down into the gulf. cooler as you get into the northeast and great lakes. for today and april, chill in the air. great lakes into the northeast plenty of sunshine down into the southeast. strong storms fire up in the central plains here is that system starting to make its way into the mountains, the cascades and the mountain regions. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be a cooler day. we're only headed for the upper 50s and low 60s after a cold front moves through this morning. breezy and cool day. a little bit warmer tomorrow, reaching the low to mid 60s. we continue to warm up by the end of the week. by thursday, we're seeing upper 60s and low 70s. overall we're in for some nice weather as the dry conditions continue. more sun for the afternoons and reac >> perfect. >> and for those of you heading out the door, remember to join us on radio. sirius xm channel 108. your first summer job? >> i was a telemarketer. >> still re

great lakes. wonderful, cleveland is a wonderful port. live in one of those. when she passed at almost 99 years old. lily. a fabulous environment and now i will be long island and new england coast. why are you so chagrin by me? >> dana: i think it's weird. >> geraldo: that i show people? i started scrapping. >> dana: you think can you do anything for your one more thing. >> geraldo: self-made. >> dana: who isn't at this table? >> judge jeanine: that's it for us everyone. "special report" suspect next. hey, greg, happy to hear one person talk, bret. >> bret: thank you, judge. good evening you, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. damage control for the biden administration as more sensitive data is released from the leaked pentagon intel files. so what's next? we will talk live with the french finance minister about the recent comments of the french president when it documents china and the u.s. and our ai series continues tonight. how could artificial intelligence affect your healthcare? ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, president biden'

take a look at this, one system across the great lakes, another into the southeast.l that that rain yesterday, 2.5-3 inches, and the storm down south will pull towards the northeast. get ready for another complete washout of the day, probably a washout at least for the first half of the day tomorrow across parts of new england. and that take a look behind this, the cold air settles in with this, so that right there is snow. in fact, we a had some snow this morning across northern parts of the michigan. the parent of cooler, cloudy -- pattern of cooler, cloudy weather sticks with us. will, over you. will: so doctors in nevada are sounding the alarm over a 300% spike in a rare potentially fatal brain infection among children. the cases peaked in march 2022 leading researchers to question the impact of covid-19 shutdowns and weakened immune systems. our next guest has treated this specific infection and is alerted public health officials. pediatric neurosurgeon dr. terry bragg joining us now. what is happening to these children? >> so as you mentioned, we started notici

extreme weather covered most of the united states from texas to the great lakes. the city of little rockthe state of arkansas was affected, the tornado cut off the roofs, overturned a car, but into trees and a power line . the national weather service of the united states has warned of thunderstorms that will approach the eastern part of the country. this will likely lead to power outages and may lead to the downing of trees by winds with gusts of more than 100 km per hour. well , in conclusion, what i will now show looked like, agree, you will now see it beautifully well , but it seems to me that the one who saw it up close thought that it would be scary, so the day before, lightning struck the building of the world trade center in new york. at that moment, it was caught in the lenses of the surveillance cameras. you see it on the screen now. fortunately, the lightning did not damage the building itself, but the russian public immediately wrote that it was a sign god. this is the wrath of god for ukraine's support of president joe biden's administration. i will also add that lightning s

people are under the threat of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms stretching all the way from the great lakes down to texas. at least two tornadoes were confirmed in central iowa yesterday, including this one near pleasantville, about 25 miles southeast of des moines. a tornado in western illinois near the iowa border caused extensive damage to homes and businesses in the city of olona. >> the roof off the shell station flew into my shop and caved the side of my building in, and it collapsed. >> reporter: were you inside? >> no. i was at work when i got a call. >> authorities say two people were trapped underneath debris at the gas station and rescued. no injuries were reported. the storms could hit some of the same areas that were devastated by dozens of deadly tornadoes last week. >>> voters in two midwestern states went to the polls yesterday in a nonpartisan race. democratic-backed milwaukee judge janet protasiewicz won a seat on wisconsin's supreme court. the abortion rights supporter defeated her opponent who had the support of anti-abortion rights groups. the victory means liberals wil

bringing a blizzard to the northern plains north of minneapolis and a severe weather outbreak from the great lakes to the gulf coast. i want to show you tuesday's severe weather outlook, lemoine chicago little rock, st louis, a bullseye of severe weather, including tornadoes back to you, ryan and andrew. kevin thank you will do some catch up now because april fool's day fell inconveniently on a saturday, at least for our purposes. you know, we would have had fun on this. yes of course. we had to wait two years. this is our first chance to show you the fake rollout of chuck e cheese wedding packages it included. having the real chuck e cheese as the wedding celebrate, which is why the tagline was you're gonna love this, andrew, where a mouse can make you a spouse. i would fall for this. i would think you would get married at chuck e cheese three. no, i was just at this is real. well, yeah, i guess i mean, it would be fun pizza video games. let's not to love. all right. next, you tell a tic tacs. they're not real. although plenty of people myself included very much wh they were. they weren't the the

catching of many farmers in the area with the summer has been wiped out of the mid west stand the great lakes. hey there, let me show you. we've had this storm system roll through just a few days ago. toronto is close to 30 degrees. now we're into the single digits. we are running the risks. we could see some flooding in the northeast with these bigger pulses of rain moving through. what weather has scooted away from the gulf states and the se so much calmer pitcher here? and with that spring sun, it allows the temperature in little rock to get up to 26. but with the tail end of this weather disturbance, it's going to give us some torrential downpours through the bahamas cuba. we can trace that back through the yucatan peninsula, eastern and central mexico. on monday, temperatures are also running a few degrees above average in vegas and phoenix. and for the pacific northwest, you guessed it, we're still dealing with what weather here, weather alerts and play for the western side of vancouver island. by the time it's all said and done, quite a bit of rain, and those winds will powerful as wel

e of the great lake on which we stand.sun, i put on glasses, look at the sky and listen to silence. it's so cool. it's so great to listen to silence and yet there is some force of nature, the lord sent this power there, this energy, so that we could draw it there and return home already so rested and recharged svetlana our program is called the meaning of life for you. what is the meaning of life? well, i knew that you would ask me about it . yes, probably still in the first place. god must be. who gives us all this sends, which the family sends us happiness, for which we thank him later, of course, the family, of course. and then you yourself because we have no right not to take care of ourselves. we are created in the image and likeness. him himself, we are the same as he and our body. this is only a vessel into which he breathed life into our soul. so there must be some meaning. live this life like this. so that it would not be scary to appear there before him and answer. for everything you did, what did you say? and yo

fiscal year 2024 the united states through the great lakes restorative initiative $400 millionn canada committed just 32. $97 million between 2017 and 2022 combined. that is five years they have done 33 billion. it is requesting the president pursue this with his counterpart justin trudeau and you have the expectation the president will fulfill that request and a need to know about you and your commitment. >> yes and yes and your timing couldn't be better because we are leaving this evening for canada and i can assure you that is on the agenda. >> i may be new to the committee but not to the issues i have been chair of us canada interparliamentary group for a number of terms now and i also want to talk to her friends to the north also talk about the arctic council it came into being in 1986 the eight countries that touch the arctic circle and above us canada russia denmark norway finland and iceland there is something in the ottawa declaration that states explicitly the arctic council should 90 with military security. that yet to russia's increased military operations and respo

meanwhile near record heat is expectedtoday from the southwest to the great lakes. and by tomorrow, the heat reaches the northeast with record high as possible through friday, checking today's high temperatures still chilly in the pacific northwest, but phoenix reaches the upper nineties. 77 in miami, 77, also in minneapolis. n ca, a secondlaesnheamearrest neighborhood. the problem is not being blamed, and new testimony at the lorry valued able trial the idaho mom accused of killing her kids as part of a religious cult wit exclusive celine dion. announcement on g m. a. building collapse in mexico is being blamed on a landslide caused by heavy rains. the structure came tumbling down in tijuana. no one was inside, but another building came down to the same area recently. local residents blame a lack of building regulations. we turn now to idaho and the trial of lori vallo day bell, accused of using a doomsday religious cult. to justify killing her children. th morng, prosecutors are laying out their case against an idaho mother accused of murdering her two children. t

plains and upper midwest and a severe weather outbreak across the texas coast all the way to the great lakes. look at tuesday's severe weather outlook. it looks like last friday's st louis chicago, little rock, tornadoes are likely accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. teenager who's seven, ft four pulls off a stunning basketball movement. first we come back what could be to blame for this deadly hot air balloon disaster , flames engulfing the basket and the parents of one of the idaho college students murdered last year break their silence amid a potential ♪ we're here to dominate. ♪ i want so much for you. ♪ how 'bout that? this is the way. ♪ this is the way. i inrder are connected. whatever they said we said, we said it. aenture? ♪ ♪ what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ documentary, pretty baby. brooke shields on gma. we're back now, with a really tragic story. a hot air bal

united states to great lakes to try to justify acts that in fact could potentially qualify as war crimes. we would not have known about it or not for the actions of julia sanchez and wiki leeks. and putting this information out. because up until people were actually able to watch the video, they were forced to accept the official military version of how those events transpired. this made assigned a target. his actions in conjunction with those of bradley manning now known as chelsea manning highlighted the fact that there was an information flow outward of classified information. and that it was making its way into the hands of a journalist who was published. so whenever a journalist publishes sensitive information like they're always open to being accused of being a spot with a 2003 war was predicated on the false pretext of weapons of mass destruction being in the country and lead to decades of turmoil. your own rti will continue to chronicle those deadly days, amber aftermath and our coverage of the us led invasion of iraq at this hour. american and coalition forces are in the early s

regions of the united states extreme weather covered most of the united states from texas to the great lakest the city of little rock in the state of arkansas was affected . the tornado cut off roofs , overturned cars , felled trees and power lines, the us national weather service warned of threats to the eastern part of the country. center in new york was struck by lightning, was accidentally caught on video during a heavy downpour with a thunderstorm , impressive footage instantly went viral on social networks, according to american media the storm that brought the midwest and the south in the usa also affected new york in the northeast of the country, the city administration wrote that the world trade center is protected from lightning strikes thanks to the most modern system, noted that it is the tallest building in the states - 541 m high, the reform was postponed, but the rallies continue for 13 weeks in a row in israel, the confrontation between opponents and supporters of judicial reform , which is being promoted by the coalition headed by prime minister benin, does not subside, both

in the meantime, lingering snowshowers across the great lakes. there's the system i mentioned it will dip into the plains as we get into the later parts of today and we'll see afternoon thunderstorms firing up from wyoming to texas those will be general thunderstorms. the more severe activity is going to happen tomorrow and into thursday. stronger storms for kansas, iowa and nebraska we could see damaging winds, large hail as well as some lubb. nor for new orleans, 78 with clouds overhead it's feeling like spring in some spots, others are sitting well below normal we have another temperature rollercoaster ride >> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with a new repor highlighting the racial and ethnic studies gap in higher education. >>> and after expressing hit man amambitions, a an internatation guardsdsman could d face harard. don't t want to mimiss this sts. . don'n't want to o miss this s s. 'y made comompromises. (nicole) we s sent you blblue tastefufuy food... (jerememy) she e loved it. . healthy, nutritioious, and dedelicious is alwlways th

the great lakes historical shipwrecks society has located two out of the three lumber ships that sunkovered within two years aech other, while annie m. patterson has yet to be found. 28 people died after a storm hit those vessels traveling from michigan to new york >> that's amazing. >> just incredible what you can see. that's living history right there. >> you're right, absolutely, just a peek into the past. almost like something we're never supposed to see discovered all these years later. >>> arnold schwarzenegger said a giant pothole was upsetting his neighborhood for weeks, so he said "i'll be back". and he did, returning with a crew to terminate that pothole he said hasta la vista, baby but los angeles is saying, you know, maybe it shouldn't have been filled. a city spokesperson told nbc los angeles that that was not a poll hole at all. it was a service trench for an upcoming gas line project. and you think that all that kind of would have been figured out before they busted out with the y asphalt. but he wanted to get things done as soon as he saw a problem. >> let me take care

tornado warnings as far south a florida, but the bigger impacts are part of the great lakes.lizzard warnings up for parts of wisconsin. winter storm warnings as well. different it's all fish is off to the east. you could see 6-12 inches of snow in mid april across parts of wisconsin and then into chicago may be on the grassy surfaces there. snow hangs back in the rain pushes in the northeast. the morning rush coming hearts of the. showers in boston. >> rob, thank you. right here at home, the battle over the and as the supreme court whether to grant the bite in the ministration request to preserve the fda's decorative approval of the drug used in emerging authority of abortions in the country. a ruling a selective the next few days. elizabeth schultz he reports. >> tonight, the fight over abortion reaching a fever pitch. the supreme court, less than a year after it overturned prepares to weigh in on the consequential abortion pill case . protest this week from la to washington. >> honestly, i don't have a lot of faith and the supreme court right now. >> by 11:59 p.m. on wednes

it'll be pretty cool from the great lakes and midwest to the interior northeast. meantime a wet pattern is setting up from the southern plains where we really need the rain all the way to the southeast us coast. it is cold out there this morning frost and freeze warnings from the interior northeast all the way down to tennessee protect the tender vegetation earlier this week, and we also have a lot of river flooding around st paul, minnesota fargo, north dakota, it will only get worse as the week progresses. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner. just got a $226 million payday as his company faces layoff ahead the end of the road for ae chain plans to go out of business, and later the new beer boycott that has nothing to do when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help

this particular north eastern areas of the us and east, and canada from rain coming in for the great lakes. but it will be the wind that poses a problem over the next few days. the fierce wind chill blowing that snow a further east that snow rolling in from the pacific north, west temperatures dipping down rather dramatically. and as that cold air meets up with a warm air rising up from the gulf will, that's when we see the potential for those severe storms and further tornadoes on wednesday. that nasty weather edging its way for the east. now was we move south to central america, so lot quiet of the places like mexico eastern areas seem temperatures push up into the 30s or mid thirty's, monterey, there for the south that the temperature down in places like costa rica, san jose only seen $25.00 degrees celsius and that's as the rain picks up much ryan and brighter across the caribbean. that should weather update. ah. oh, gone. a time of spirituality reflection and gratitude. raise the flags over every color. i wonder, is there a world well, how leo hau reveals the stories behind some of th

high temperatures eighties across the southeast and florida mild in the northeast and around the great lakes cool in the northwest. 82 in phoenix. up a wake up call about team drug abuse ahead. mar hamlin is cleared to return to football after suffering that cardiac arrest on the field back in january by doctors say it's now possible and later how one airlin stunning release back into the wild thursday on g m a the driver is recovering after this suv flew into the second floor of this home outside of sacramento. the vehicle came to arrest on top of a carport. no one in the home was hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation, researchers say a new study about teens abusing prescription stimulants like adderall is really a major wake up call. the study found up to 25% of middle and high school students are abusing the drugs, which are typically prescribed to treat a d h d use of adderall soared during the pandemic. after many gye later on prescriptions were lifted. the increased use has led to a nationwide shortage of adderall made worse by supply chain issues now to the remarkable st

the blaze, known as the great lakes fire, has burned at least 36,000 acres in encroaching national forest. according to the north carolina forest service, it's now 30% contained as crews continue to fight the flames >>> now to reports of another mass shooting targeting teenagers. this time in jasper county, texas. the violence erupted after midnight on sunday at a house where about 250 people had gathered for an after prom party. according to police, nine people were shot. the victims range in age from 15 to 19 years old. and all are expected to survive. officials said people of interest were questioned, but they did not announce the arrest of any suspects. >>> american forces have evacuated all u.s. embassy personnel from sudan in a stunning airlift happening amid fierce clashes in the capital of khartoum secretary of state antony blinken said the ongoing strife posed an unacceptable risk to our embassy personnel. let's go live to london and ali arouzi good morning what more can you tell us about these evacuations? >> good morning. that's right the situation on the ground in sudan has be

what's happening in the east, it's a very wet, windy and winter weather, affecting places like the great lakes, pushing into eastern areas of canada. some improvement down in the deep south temperatures, rebounding in places like texas. now as that weather system pulls its way east out of florida, the some improvement behind that. but we will see some of those severe storms rumble across cuba. some heavy rains come for western areas on monday, and we will see some heavy falls for the likes of honduras, and guatemala on monday. ah, a lou ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the solid, there has been heavy fighting between saddam's army and the paramilitary rapid support forces around the presidential palace and cartoon. the you in his 50000 sudanese, have flayed the turmoil at home for neighboring countries. survivors of america and became a fossil have blinded the country security forces. last week, they site gunman killed at least $145.00 people, including women and children in the northern village of comma and surrounding areas . protests have been held and israel against pri

pushing across the great lakes, brittany, some thunderstorms to the east coast, places like new york city, washington dc, seeing the wet weather over the weekend, but temperatures here still on the up, we'll see the worst of those severe storms intensifying across the gulf of mexico over the next few days, and they will bring some heavy rounds of rain to the north east of the country, tripling down the east coast, but lots of sunshine to be found on the west coast heat coming through for the yucatan peninsula, west a weather farther south of this in the form of showers, but temperature is certainly on the rise for places like what to molla for the caribbean, lots of sunshine and showers, 32 degrees in havana. ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights. not only in the 10th, but also inside the minimum, informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development, especially for what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate . oh, you do a search in depth analysis of the de la inside story on al jazeera blue. ah, hello

ssl is pick up this story there and noticed temperatures have come up across the great lakes. here we're back into the twenty's, d. c with the top temperature of 33 degrees. now we have had an unusual late season blizzard warning in the northeast of montana state. and for regina and winnipeg, by the time this is all said and done, could pick up to 20 centimeters of snow. yes, almost may, if you can believe it or not, for the desert southwest, we're seeing those temperatures come up. same goes in california as well. that's angeles with a high 31 degrees central america. the concentration of rain continues to be over the bahamas rate across cuba. and haiti, i don't think it's a question if we'll see flooding, but just where and how bad it will be. there has been flooding across the coast of ecuador, south central pe drew into the northwest of brazil. we've also seen some flooding in the now says wall, but if i take it to the southeast of brazil, it's all about temperatures. they've come crashing down. we've seen some snow on the mountain tops in the southeast of brazil, some sho

all the way down to the gulf with some snow around the great lakes western warmth will dominateng to see sunshine and it will be a very comfortable afternoon but warming up over the next few days. looking forward to some spring weather. we are going to see this starting by the end of the week into the weekend and we are also looking at more 70s in the forecast with a slight cooldown for next monday and tuesday. and in san francisco, only 60 today. but we'll reach the upper 60s starting fri >>> the citi music series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> all right, guys by the way, there are a lot of people who traveled from far away to be here today. but we think we found the person that traveled the farthest where is keon?ame all the ways where did you come in from >> i came in all the way from ireland, but i actually brought something special for you, if you don't mind are you ready? ♪ then you'll know ♪ aisle wait for you every night ♪ if you ever want to fall in love ♪ if you ever want to bet on us ♪ if your mind ♪♪ i'll you ever want to be mine ♪ i'll be waiting

of this particular for north eastern areas of the us and east and canada. rain coming in for the great lakes, but it will be the wind that poses a problem over the next few days. the fierce wind chill blowing that snow a further east and snow rolling in from the pacific northwest temperatures dipping down rather dramatically. and as that cold air meets up with the warm air rising up from the gulf will. that's when we see the potential for those severe storms and further tornadoes on wednesday, cuz that nasty weather edging its way further east. now as we move south to central america, so lot quiet of the places like mexico eastern areas seem temperatures push up into the 30s or mid thirty's, monterey, there for the south that the temperature down in places like costa rica, san jose only seen $25.00 degrees celsius and that's as the rain picks up, much dryer and brighter across the caribbean. that sure weather update. ah, 25 years after the good friday agreement and did decades of violence in northern ireland. u. s. president joe biden is to mount the anniversary with a visit to ireland. out