states as it pushes to the east with snow developing behind it so for tonight strong storms for the gulf coast. that rain will move into the mid-atlantic overnight. tomorrow periods of rain into the northeast with accumulating snow in new england. by sunday it's off the coast. heavier accumulations along the southeast with snow stretching from western new york all the way into new england. airport delays tomorrow from cleveland down to raleigs h an, le, how these firefighters are breaking new ground for those who serve. >>> finally, our visit to a remarkable firehouse in georgia here's blayne alexander with tho"those who serve." >> reporter: at firehouse 1 in decatur, georgia, you may notice something different. >> the fire alarm room. >> reporter: in a field comenated by n,ington, vera morrison and annetta violante lead the only fire department if the country where the top three positions are held by women. >> i often get questions about three women working together. >> reporter: for years they worked separately, each the only woman in their representativefirehouse. on the line night after ni

into the atlantic area with snow behind it for tonight strong storms for the gulf coast. that rain moves into the mid-atlantic overnight. tomorrow periods of rain in the northeast with accumulating snow through new england as this double-barrel low pushes through by sunday it's awful the coast. the heavier accumulations in the southeast with snow stretching from western new york all the way into new england. airport delays tomorrow from cleveland down to raleigh and up into boston the good news, it's out of here quick. >> al roker, thank you. >>> and next, how these firefighters are breaking new ground and those who serve. ind those . e n those who serve. "those who ser" to a remarkable firehouse in georgia here is blayne alexander with "those who serve. >> reporter: at firehouse 1 in decatur, georgia, you may notice something different. >> the fire alarm. >> reporter: in a field dominated byvera morriso annetta violante lead the only fire department in the country where the top three positions are held by women. >> i often get questions about, you know, three women workin

. >>> the powerful line of storms stretching 1,500 miles, from the gulf coast to new england. rob marciano with the track. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm whit johnson, in for david tonight. president trump has now addressed the nation about the major escalation in iran. a drone strike targeting an iranian military chief. today, thousands mourning and protesting in tehran. but president blames suleimani, and saying he did not strike in order to start a war, but to stop one. now, u.s. troops being sent to the region, and others put on alert. martha raddatz with the time line and the swift reaction. >> reporter: president trump tonight calling iranian general qassem soleimani "the number one terrorist anywhere in the world," saying he ordered his death to save american lives. >> soleimani was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on american diplomats and military personnel but we caught him in the act and terminated him. >> reporter: soleimani's end was swift and shocking. landing at baghdad international airport, he climbed into a convoy of suvs, unaware that ame

. >>> the powerful line of storms stretching 1,500 miles, from the gulf coast to new england. rob marciano with the track. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm whit johnson, in for david tonight. as we come on, president trump has now addressed the nation about that major escalation in conflict with iran. the u.s. drone strike targeting an iranian military chief minnesota after he landed at the airport in baghdad. general qasem soleimani, a revered figure in iran. today, thousands mourning and protesting in tehran. iran's supreme leader vowing harsh retall invitation and revenge for the death of a man he called a martyr. but president blames suleimani, for the deaths of hundreds of americans and claims he was actively trying to kill more when he was found and terminated. the president saying he did not strike in order to start a war with iran, but to stop one. now, 3,500 u.s. troops being sent to the region, and others put on alert. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off with the time line and the swift reaction. >> reporter: president t

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time rachel joined me i mean the japanese on the gulf coast why subscribe to d.w. books you meet your favorite writer right. but i write is to share where to find beautiful. books on you to. welcome to news from the world of alt sun culture disney ole smiles as the movie frozen 2 is breaking box office records but a picture postcard village in austria is not so thrilled and we'll find out why it's also. a very personal intimate look at the obama's by photographer who as a friend had exclusive access. is best known as a wine bottle stopper but now it's being used to build. this week the film frozen to officially became the most successful animation film of all time it's a pos the 1st movie which was top of the box office list before but now frozen 2 has already taken one point $3000000000.00 since its november release great news for disney but funnily enough not such good news for a small village in austria which has a serious problem with a success and here's why. in frozen the kingdom of erin dell is home to snow queen elsa and her sister. karen belles a place you

this was really a tipping point for the entire atlantic and gulf coast. his credit said let's hit the pause button for six months. let's not develop anything at the new jersey coast. let's think about this and lo think about think about what we want the coast to look like going forward and how we can build a little safer going forward. he then proposed to correct or to have a 100 foot barrier from the sand dunes, the primary ewsand dunes along the oceanfro in new jersey back and that would encompass roughly if you're on the island today the first 2 to 3 blocks back from the sand dunes. a fair amount of what's now filled with pricey property.d un he suggested, if the house had been damaged more than 50% you should not be able to build back there if the space is empty and what you think happened. we already know. after a month or two that idea went away he was beaten back by the developers, the builders by the beach town mayors, and what happened after the 62 storm in new jersey, this happens everywhere after a major hurricane we build back and we build back

grandma day on the east coast at all after who had no time rachel join me to meet again on the gulf coast. then you do it in the west it's for public order then to do it it's so fresh ok a lot of the take is any further you cannot fight one turf organization with any other books. turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria and a whole catalogue of human rights violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahim kalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and the broad.

take this drama because it's all that who they know i'm right so join me for me to get the funding gulf coast. logo to the euro max you tube channel. gold mine of stewards. with the exclusive inside. the must see consuming parts culture to ensure a. place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. subscribing don't miss some. tips on how big the 2 live coming. to or least time news from africa the world your links to exceptional stories and discussions we've been doing locums the debian suffocating program and from foreign examinee from the news of easy to i would say do damage it comes from africa joined us on facebook and t.w. africa. this is deja vu news and these are our top stories. washington has announced new sanctions against iranian industries and 8 senior government officials u.s. secretary of state said the sanctions were a response to iran's missile attack against u.s. troops in iraq that followed last week's assassination by the us of a senior iranian general officials. iran has denied western claims that one of its missiles show.

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they're getting shark teeth from the gulf coast of florida, they are getting material from canada, obsidian from montana, just going thousands and thousands of miles, importing raw material and finished goods and exporting materials, as well. we have moved to contested territory where we explore who would ultimately control what became indiana. that was a contest between european powers, france, and then britain, even spain, and it was also a contest between europeans and after we became the united states, the americans, with the native peoples who were trying to defend their longtime lands. we are looking at one of the earliest settlements in indiana. this is the french town and fort of vicennes. vicennes was a military outpost and trading center. the for trade was central to the economy, and that relied on excellent relationships with the native peoples who brought fur. when the french came in, they were another trading partner in what were historically strong trading connections the native peoples had. the french came with a bit of a difference, though. they and the other european powers

grandmother day i believe because it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get on the gulf coast. this is one of the mountains of waste left by all of us back in the 1950 s. when most production of plastic took off.

and then rain south of that in towards the gulf coast.lems on the roads this morning. the future radar shows a bigger system kind of developing across the gulf coast, that's going to bring rain into the forecast for south florida as some folks are getting ready for the big game in miami, for the super bowl. but the actual day of the super bowl looks spectacular. so there's your forecast. we're going to have to watch this area of low pressure. the computer models are showing it offshore, not affecting us too much. it will be mainly a rain event. it is too warm for snow. the northwest is very active with several systems coming in from the pacific with more coastal rain and mountain snow. there's the forecast today. pretty average for temperatures across the u.s. again, we're going to deal with that system in the gulf that's going to bring some rain and some wet conditions to miami for the super bowl but as i mentioned, sunday looks good. clears out completely. tell cheryl she might have to bring rain gear. tracee: we'll keep our fingers cro

the gulf coast to the us to tell him in a way to diffuse it in a sense here in the rest of the things i said tell you. if you should see that that's out in. the coming days. listen. well you know the trader has to leave his bottles behind but eventually gets through with the rest of his like. at durham ana is frustrated he will be held accountable for this unlike at the port which are in charge at the station the chinese run the show. the railway line will be under chinese control until 2024 the offices they call it working in partnership even. the. us for some of the international team and the supreme the highly. accounting. for while she was hostile to the commission has happened. you know for something. you want to get it right in there. with this my boss and i this. you know is that the. chinese workers tend to occupy positions of higher responsibility which are better paid. mohamed at his friend. had been railway workers for just over a year they find it hard to accept this hierarchy it is what you feel you're seeking for your allies it's all does he see you would do more to see

so we get quite a bit of rainfall once again along the gulf coast and back towards the north.enough even though a warming trend here to tap into some snow showers. could see some wintery weather and accumulations generally lighter around st. louis but in chicago could see as much as 6 inches as we go into late week. >> senators in d.c. are gearing up for a very quiet and lotech impeachment trial. the chamber is now a no phone zone. cnn's jeanne moos explains as only she can. >> reporter: sharpe your pencils senators it's going to be a lotech impeachment trial. no use of sell phones and no talking you hear? >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. >> reporter: no cellphones, no hacking, oh, the humanity. special cubbyholes were built so senators can stow their electronic devices just like school kids. >> your cellphones are supposed to be where, yes, in your locker room. >> senators struggling must confine themselves with sal salivating over the stenographers keyboard. none of this. the senate leader mcconnell's phone seems

grammont day on the cusp it's all about who care enough time rachel join me for me to get funky gulf coast. this is d.w. news live from berlin the grief turns to outrage in iran after the military admits it was behind the downing of a ukrainian passenger jet for a 2nd straight day protesters chant anti-government slogans and cool off dorothy's law is printed denying the shooting down the plain old wayne state also coming out of ok.

to end this week, i am headed down to sarasota, on florida's glorious gulf coast, where every year atransformed by one of america's most distinctive communities. welcome to pinecraft. since starting as a tourist resort in the 19205, this has become a holiday hotspot for the amish. we have a mural here depicting everyday amish life. and a friendly man welcoming us. maybe we can ride the horse. the amish are christians that have held on to a simple, rural way of life. they are best known for their regimented plainclothes, worn for reasons of humility and modesty. they also reject most forms of modern technology, some even avoiding electricity from the national grid. well, i guess we grow up working. i mean, we don'tjust sit around doing nothing. it's always, you've got something to do. and, like, in the evening, of course we read books. we don't have tv. and our children like to come home, we have cookouts. it is a very secure life. you grew up in an area where your life was always, sort of, you knew what to expect. course as time goes on, it's not so simple anymore, you know? we don't

gulf coast you know you talk. a little but it's a lot of just to keep cabins on the trail if danger. brown banded bumpus hema said they often die so i'm keeping my fingers crossed for you they say if you have bass these guys have a city to see red. light fresh air you say. their 100 ground is the dungeon its national nature reserve on the straight up to over. for the past decade dr gammons has been monitoring beast for the bumblebee conservation trust. if you just take the u.k. alone we have one free of all the species is actually class israel fret and we've had 2 species go extinct in the u.k. and a further 7 arrived preston's just off bumble base. it's not just the wildlife it's disappearing but the wild land they once depended on over the last 6070 years we've lost over 97 percent of all ancient. as well as counting days dr gammons is planting be friendly flowers and today there's an unexpected 5 i really believe she was gone for good maybe. this is one of the case where it's probably a species it's actually th

go on through the next couple of days massive downpours of course and then day just around the gulf coast that $255.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours in never to play that day lead to the flooding and we seem floods anywhere from around the gulf coast up towards brisbane come back down across the eastern side of new south wales many of these areas have seen some really heavy rainfall as i said best rain having said that for around about 2 years but this is the kind of result that you do get when that happens this is me a little closer into the southeastern corner and you can see this is the current position showers there from around for it's been down swards go coast easing across much of that eastern sort of australia someone food series to the eastern side of victoria so tennis thoughts in the melbourne tomorrow of course monday but exactly tennis weather we're looking at temperatures of around $21.00 celsius there on monday with some showers we need the rain because that's the bad thing a little further north will see further showers coming through you go wanting to choose day looks a

rain into places like new orleans where we could even have some severe thunderstorms along the gulf coast as we head through today into tonight. on the northern edge of the storm where we've got the colder air, we are talking some widespread snows that persist into tomorrow. some areas seeing three to six inches of snow and we've got more wet weather moving into the northwest yet another day. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, a new tax cut for the middle class. what president trump is now promising. >>> also ahead, new legal trouble for hillary clinton. why she's being sued for $50 million. >>> plus, the definition of an emotional support animal. why the rules could soon be changing. >>> and later, the epic storm eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us

orleans into mississippi with lighter rain farther north that will taper off as it moves along the gulf coast and out to sea. looking at today's high temperatures, new orleans will hit 64. almost as good as phoenix at 67. memphis and atlanta will only manage to get to the low 50s. miami, that's the hot spot at 81 today. chicago and detroit will flirt with the freezing point. only 26 in minneapolis. seattle and portland approach 50. 39 in salt lake city. >>> coming up, the popular breakfast cereal being turned into ice cream. >>> but first a very pleasant surprise. the man who got his old watch appraised. he was left in shock when he found out what it's worth. >>> up next the possible turning point in the race for the white house. the new ad from democrats attack >>> look at this video from eastern canada where they're still digging out from a record blizzard. the plows created this sort of snow tunnel in st. john's. the blizzard earlier this month dumped more than three feet of snow there. >> where do you park? >>> a democratic super pac is taking aim at bernie sanders shelling out nearly $70

can take this drama ethos it's all about who know i'm right so join me for me to get up on the gulf coast. place. and. place. this is g.w. news why from berlin the us and the rainy and presidents are trading threats amid worries of war iran's supreme leader wept at the funeral of the general samson aided in a u.s. drone strike the president's rouhani of iran a warning the u.s. president don't mess with our country but also coming up tonight the trial of poor .

ha tre m80n at risk tonight in that rough weather stretching from the gulf coast all the way to maine. this just in -- two first responders killed on an icy highway. tornado watches are still in effect right now. kaylee hartung is in louisiana where a tornado tore through the town in the middle of the night. >> reporter: tonight, deadly tornadoes striking the south as a massive storm system slams texas to maine, killing more h. more than 80 million people under weather alerts, including tornadoes and powerful winds to snow and torrential rain. damaging winds knocking trees onto cars, ripping down power lines in chicago. heavy rains flooding streets. more than 300,000 customers without power across eight states. a possible tornado ripping through pickens county, alabama, leaving at least three people to2 f- snapping giant trees like twigs an elderly couple killed when their trailer was ripped off i foundation here and flung 50 yards. the tornado hitting in the middle of the night. police drone video showing the path of destruction. >> i didn't think it was of this magnitude. to wake up

obvious line of cloud that was the heavy rain that brought flooding over the last 2 days or down the gulf coast is now disappearing as rain through pakistan and then india and further north of course it is in the form of snow by the time we get to choose day is for she'll go on the weather in delhi is warming up slowly but only to 90 degrees. the story of the british italian experiencing life cost. in the palestinian refugee camp it's. coming feast a feast with the daily lives of its residents some of you have lived here for 70 years but it's been there a few jomo still as long as it's not the only sure 7 days in between. on al-jazeera. the. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has voiced solidarity with protesters in iran where anger is growing over the downing of a ukrainian airliner which killed 176 people and the government's initial failure to admit responsibility as he's fired has come into effect in libya after war no time for have to agree to a truce just hours before it was to start there's also been a pause in fighting in syria as it lay pr

. >>> on the radar right now storms are moving through the south bringing heavy rain along the gulf coast. those storms will move into the florida panhandle and carolinas later today. looking at today's high temperatures, we'll see the 40s on the east coast, 30s around the great lakes. not bad for the last day of january. 56 degrees and more rain in seattle. 79 in miami where the countdown to super bowl sunday is under way. here's a live look at hard rock stadium there all lit up. the forecast for kickoff on sunday, sunny, mid-60s. >>> coming up, the new proposal that would require one charger be made for all cell phones and tablets. >>> also ahead, the man who plotted to steal one of the most important documents in human history. >>> plus, prince harry loses his fight with a tabloid newspaper concerning his instagram photos. >>> but first an idaho mother fails to meet a police deadline in the search my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most of my lung. they did a cat scan of my kidneys, no more kidney stones.

and on the gulf coast and how that is. just last year alone we just saw the 'd end all of this. as the suspension of the interview with the program which basically allows for a conservative to the us you get to impersonate about was crap for what it was also i thought. which meant a nonsense has the most. i thought some of it as well that was all it was an a.b. and all of it was wearing and then on top of most reasonably 'd is increased and all of them is the this is. something like this all of the the climate is a very good last year nigeria had the largest drop off and biggest of the us globally so clearly all of the crime damages have an effect already so nigerians were surprised by this but it felt to me like a natural progression i have to say is our and we shouldn't be aware that this is not a definite miss to know what to find on a small thing but again when you saw those countries when you ready for this is a civil rights lawyer trying to help people who've been countless like to find a travel bag where you ready are you ready. we've been in this i mean we've been in the

temperature as we go on through saturday can see the showers there push up towards the sunshine coast the gulf coast pushing through brisbane good parts of queensland will see some welcome break for further south it's turning dr 5 inches victoria looking good for the tennis melbourne the top temporal sas day of 25 degrees. a healthy environment depends on a healthy insect population but across the world. numbers are dwindling. countless creatures are declining as a result of human activity. people in power investigates the extent of the crisis and asks what can be done to abate it. insect to get in on al-jazeera. to. come back you're watching our let's remind you of our top stories this hour a 2nd city in china has just announced its public transport is to be shut down to try and stop the spread of a deadly virus point going is near where the corona virus outbreak was 1st reported last month. the international court of justice in the hague is ruling on a request for emergency measures to prevent further violence against rohingya muslims being maher is accused of carrying out acts of genocide against

going to stay just into the southeast as we go on through the next couple of days but up around the gulf coast bracing look about for rainfall total $255.00 millimeters of rain coming down in just 24 hours so just as we go on through the next hour where pressure down towards the southeast a fair bit of cloud just gathering into victoria and southern parts of new south wales the tennis stars of course on monday not too much tennis weather a cool 21 in melbourne. a searching in. yes to geisha and to gun culture in the philippines. and the new is that were put in place to control it in this country it is not right so if you listed the rights of latest got orders you're not solving the problem of criminality of the philippines because these are not the people who are committing the crime. who are your customers a lot of people but has the violence actually got worse rewind stray bullets on al-jazeera. order or. hello again i missed us here today and i ha a reminder of our top stories this hour violence has once again broken out in hong kong after pro-democracy demonstrators tried to march through

we have a storm system moving into the gulf coast towards the southeast to the mid-atlantic and the northeastis mainly going to be a rain event, we see snow on the backside, as we go through time, several inches of rain will lead to flooding concerns. and on the backside in northern new england, the system moves into northwest, that brings rain to the mountain snow. there is your severe threat, we could see threat for severe wind, hail and isolated tornadoes. in the afternoon and evening hours, there is your forecast today, a new storm system moves to the northwest, we watch the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms across the mississippi and tennessee river valley. sunny and 50 in new york. >> when winter hits, so far so good. across the east average temperatures for the next week or so. happy new year. rob: what is going on on memorial day? >> good to see both of you. i missed you. jillian: kicking off 2020 with a big ballgame, backup quarterback pat jones with touchdown passes to help alabama role michigan. rob: in the outback paul minnesota upset auburn 27-24 and the rose bowl. >>

this gram a day out ecos it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me to meet the gems on the gulf coast. this is due to a few news lot from berlin tensions that boiling point in iran. protesters chanted anti-government slogans following the admission by the iranian government that it accidentally shot down a ukrainian jetliner on wednesday killing 176 people also coming up. canadian prime minister justin trudeau demands full accountability from iran over the downing of the airline says a red must compensate the families of the victims.

it was a statement that new orleans and louisiana, the gulf coast, was coming back. it became a symbol, if you will, of hope. fast forward five years later and steve is diagnosed with a.l.s. but instead of living in depression and despair, steve adopts the motto, no white flags. launches an effort to fight a.l.s. through the team gleason foundation. since, team gleason has facilitated collaborative research efforts to find the causes and cures of a.l.s. he's worked with microsoft to develop hardware and software to preserve the voice of the a.l.s. patient, which congress has made available to those with a.l.s. through the steve gleason enduring voices act, and team gleason has provided $10 million of direct service to over 15,000 a.l.s. patients. in the a.l.s. community, steve gleason is a rock star. he gives hope, even for those who have a.l.s. and if there was ever a disease to cause hopelessness and despair, it is a.l.s. a theologian said, though, to resist despair, we must live vitally and to live vitally means to live with great intentionality. steve lives with

republic possibly turks and caicos during monday and indeed tuesday of course always on this coast the gulf coast of nicaragua honduras and some degree yucatan as for the u.s. well this line here is doesn't look too active now i was the stormy one that brought this sort of damage this is georgia but as you know over the weekend it was story weather in the u.s. the good news is now it's much quieter. to. talk. about betrayal of russia as this has been addressed by turkey we listen what is the proposal of a spain. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we don't have immigrants at all 0 in the race but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing the far right is preparing for battle and their opponents or anyone who is different. prejudiced some tried in hungary on al-jazeera. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable vio

6, 8 to about say 16 degrees when you factor in the winds across the region and even along the gulf coast we do have a freeze warning and freeze watches with middle 40s in place. but the trend runs about 10, 15 degrees above average across this region and into the north a similar setup. follow this storm system and some moisture here as we go from wednesday into thursday. so we get quite a bit of rainfall once again. it is going to be cold enough even though a warming trend is in store here to tap into some snow showers. chicago, minneapolis, even as far south as st. louis could see some wintery weather accumulations but in chicago could see as much as 6 inches as we go into late week. >>> history will be made in just a matter of hours. president trump's impeachment trial begins with a bitter battle how the case will be carried out. our coverage continues. next. with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >>> the third presidential impeachment trial in american history begins in just a matter of hours. >> it is a cover-up. it is a national dis

then of course you work toward the gulf coast states and temperatures in new orleans feel like 38.gomery, 29. atlanta, 27. and into the northeast, into the lower 20s and teens out of boston. you got to look at the state of florida in particular. and nearly the entire state underneath windchill advisories. windchills across parts of western florida in and around, say, tampa into the middle 20s. thames by -- temps by this afternoon make it to the middle 60s in miami. 11 degrees below average. raleigh, into the upper 40s. a few notches below what is considered normal for this time of year. the bigger story moving forward will be the next system coming in. with it, wintry weather possible. this includes places such as tulsa into st. louis, omaha, a quick shot of wintry weather. maybe even icing potential there. but again, very quick-moving system here. i think total accumulations at the most across some of the bigger cities such as st. louis and chicago could just be a couple of inches here as we go in from, say, wednesday into thursday. guys? >> all right. thanks for that. >>> a rutge

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm headed to palm harbor, florida on the gulf coast, about 20 milesthwest of tampa. you know, sometimes the strange things that people inherit on this show reflect timeless american values. sometimes, though, they tell us how much times have changed. this is one of those stories where the heir is faced with a gorilla-sized challenge. >> my name is debbie cobb. my grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. >> debbie, i'm jamie. nice to meet you. >> glad to meet you. >> you know, i see there's a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. >> well, you haven't seen the half of it. >> what a beautiful place. it's a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] >> that's purring. >> that's purring. >> i can tell he's a flirt. >> oh, a big one. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in south c

. >>> severe rain from the gulf coast up to the atlantic.eteorologist derek van dam has the weekend forecast. >> good morning, laura and crease teen. by the way we could get some light snowfall across the higher elevations and another cloudy day across the great lakes. things are going to change abruptly across the northeast. more than that in just one second. here's our high res forecast of course lots of activity taking place in and around the greater miami metro region in anticipation of super bowl weekend. you can see the chance on saturday and we'll report by game day and bring back sunshine just in time for the super bowl kick off which is taking place by sunday evening. look at the rainfall moving up the east coast, the midatlantic into new york late tonight and into early parts of your saturday morning. talking about temperatures, there's a big warmup in store for much of the east coast. back to you. >> we'll always take a warmup. a surprise gift for a middle schoolteacher in nebraska from his students. a group of his students pooled

check this out, tonight's midnights hero off of florida's gulf coast, he got stranded under a bridget. of walton beach police called to the u.s. coast guard but they couldn't get there for half an hour at least. there was a windchill of 40 degrees -- believe it or not to my home state it does get cold, the water conditions were getting worse so the police officers got on action on their own. they borrowed two kayaks, they got out to martinez and brought him safely to shore. it was a split-second decision, that was the right one because these guys are trained to do what it takes. to the fort walton beach police officers, you are tonight's midnight heroes, we understand he's doing well. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night tonight from washington, i'm shannon bream. frustrated that clean clothes you want to wear always seem to need an iron? next time try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. just toss it in the dryer to bounce out wrinkles. we dried these shorts with bounce wrinkle guard, and a pair without. the bounce wrinkle guard shorts ha

we told you about the showers and thunderstorms from the southeast into the gulf coast.re also watching the first storm coming in to the pacific northwest. that's going to bring some heavy snow. plenty of sunshine down through the south. the midsection of the country looks nice, mild, and dry. that's what's going on around the country. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm meteorologist kari hall. live look outside in san jose. the sun is rising and also we have a mostly clear sky but you notice as you head out that the roads are wet. we did have early morning rain. for the rest of the day we're looking at sunshine, high temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. by later on tonight and into early tomorrow, there will be some spotty showers moving in. very light rain. we're dry on wednesday. but then a bigger storm system to bring in heavy rain set to arrive on thursday. >> that's your latest weather. guys >> al, thanks. >>> sti

the map, the three of the new territory and states rising up along the gulf of mexico, along the gulf coast. and the american settlers swarming into territories and states like those three, needed and demanded, they said, a nearly bottomless supply of forced labor to cut sugar cane and to pick cotton. and it seemed they would take almost anyone to do that work, including children as young as ten-year-old cornelius sinclair. planters in the deep south may not have liked buying a small proportion, mack five percent, of their enslaved labor force from kidnappers, but to be honest, they had few other options. they'd been forced to look for sources within the united states to satisfy their labor needs ever since 1808, the year that lawmakers in washington had passed legislation that outlawed any further slave imports from overseas, from africa, from the caribbean or whenever it might be and that 1808 decision outlawing further legal participation in atlantic slavery proved to be a major turning point in the history of slavery in america. that 1808 decision spurred the growth of an internal slave

alabama is the bull's eye, farther south getting all the way to gulf coast. areas where we could see some really big storms firing up. so far we already have. this is the leading edge right now, right along that leading edge any place where you see those orange boxes, those are severe thunderstorms, winds up to 60 or 70 miles an hour, strong hail, heavy downpours, a lot of lightning. and those other isolated boxes in pink are tornado-warned storms which means there could be tornadoes on the ground in those areas. everything in this big box is a tornado watch, that'll probably continue to shift toward the east. everything out in front of this there's the potential because the ingreed yementds are there that we could see tornado activity throughout the rest of today. you follow this storm farther to the north, eventually it gets cold enough on the back side that it becomes a snowmaker. this is just going to to be big thunderstorms for most folks in the eastern half of the country, but here's your future radar, and i will leave you with this, we're wondering how