one it connects to the dakota assets connect another pipeline that brings it all the way to the gulf coast very close to where exports could take place so i think already exports are happening there although a lot of is being refined down in the gulf coast where by the way there's all kinds of environmental justice and packs for refining that oil in those frontline communities so it's already happening a little bit i think but i think what analyses show is look at the documents is the rest of the oil that would go to this pipeline would be 4 x. 4 and the way that they sell it is the new narrative for the industry is that they used to say energy independence now for example energy has a partners calls it quote unquote energy security so they don't even i don't even know like what how what that means for exports and but i think there we're talking about it this is for there's all kinds of geo political purposes for the oil above and the just what you speak all the energy and the time in the of the moment you call something security that everyone gets on board who keeps a safe you know. i wan

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this gram a day out because it's all down to who knows i'm rachel join me for me to get on the gulf coast actually this meters just showed the 1st such red shows. the. smart way to get where you're going. to go below and mobility show every week the w. o. i . so you think this is a nice talking to a soon ok well yes and no czech republic it's also about football the czech team became world cup runner is up twice their biggest success was in 1976 when they won the euros and in 1996 they reached a final again they produced stars such as an advocate and a sit ski. to name a few. and they qualified for euro 2020 again for the 7th time in a row this has only been achieved by a few other nations but checks are not precisely ecstatic about their team there's been a bit of a fall out with the public and comes from the national team many much not she was a moment on your menu which did then i will still be hot your generation is just good box to watch the nation was but. what has happened. as czech football fallen from grace or is it a sleeping giant. are they ready to strike again like in the goo

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remember that same narrative of adding value to a north american energy product that down in the gulf coast and then shipping that, not only to north americans to utilize but around the world, and we need to remember what that product is. it is one of the most sustainable products available in, compared to products that are coming from other areas around the world. for example, jason, premiere kennedy, pardon me, had mentioned they are using carbon capture and storage, we are using carbon capture and torj off 6 coal fired plants and adding that to the cash than is coming out of the it was fiction plants in north dakota and enhanced recovery and driving down our carbon per barrel of oil. we have the methane action plain in the lloydminster area that is driving down our methane emissions down 40 to 45%. that's the energy that is going in that pipe along withside other energy that is picked up in montana and north dakota along the way and putting people to work with good careers in the gulf coast. putting people in texas and louisiana to work and providing those jobs and providing the world wi

and putting people to work with good careers in the gulf coast.ing people in texas and louisiana to work in providing those jobs and providing the world with comparatively much more sustainable products. the benefits of us working together with these cross-border efforts is truly beneficial i would summarize it with this. the benefit of us and our canadian football league of importing american college football players has greatly enhanced the caliber of football inner football league. i would also say the benefit of canadian exports of hockey players to the u.s. [laughter] has greatly enhance the opportunity for the national hockey league and the capitals one was not that long ago and the saskatchewan boys on the st. louis blues. the benefits are huge and we should always be striving for those benefits for our economy and of course our professional sports organizations. >> very good. premier lego. >> i think when we talk about infrastructure and 2020, we also need to talk about environment. how can we reduce the greenhouse gases in north america?

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grammar dayo do you because it's all out there enough time rachel join me to meet the germans on the gulf coast. today and i'm off to the black forest in the southwest of germany. my tour starts in freiburg the region's biggest city it attracts some $3000000.00 visitors every year. the old town is free to kill or the oppressive. frederick's biggest landmark is the cathedral here the beauties in the detail take these guard costs if you look closely here realize that each of them is unique. as you stroll through the city you'll see little channels called place you know they can be found along many of private streets during the winter months they're empty but in summer they're full of water . those have been around since the middle ages and they stretch out over more than 15 kilometers back in the day they were used to assure water supply but nowadays they've become more of a tourist attraction and a pretty dangerous one legend has it that whoever steps into them will have to marry a freiburg or so be careful. freiburg is germany southernmost city and the perfect starting point for a trip to the b

> no, and i remember exactly, you know, back in 2010, you'll recall we had the oil spill in the gulf coast. >> yep. >> and that went on for about four or five months. and we were very careful to talk about the efforts we were doing to try to contain the oil spill. and also, to kind of remediate the damage. but president obama was very clear. you know, when you've got oil gushing out of the gulf coast, you know, whatever, a thousand feet underwater, this is not something that's going to come together quickly. and we were very honest about that. and that's, frankly, what you need to be in situations like this. you want a president who is willing to tell the truth and that's not what this president is willing to do. >> shannon and chris lu, thank you both. next, what the coronavirus epidemic means for americans. and what now appears to be the first confirmed case of the virus spreading within the u.s. borders. what it means in two minutes. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can

rain for our monday with the exception for some spotty showers that are going to develop along the gulf coast late in the day. more so as we head into our monday night all the way through the middle part of the week with this dip in the jet stream. it's going to help to pull more gulf moisture northward helping bring more rain and more flooding concerns across the region. we're still dealing with those high waters from the heavy rainfall that we saw last week. into the nation's midsection, we've got this storm bringing snow and ice to the great lakes. some wet weather along with mild temperatures across the rest of the midwest where we've got the snow. 3 to 6 inches across western wisconsin and northern michigan. minneapolis 1 to 3 inches. kenneth, elizabeth. >>> now to the coronavirus outbreak. hundreds of americans who have been quarantined on their cruise ship in japan are coming home overnight, but they're facing another 14 days of confinement. u.s. officials say the chartered flights bringing them to the u.s. were offered because of the high risk of infection. they'll be quarantined at m

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restoration was funded thanks to a $20 billion settlement between bp, the federal government, and five gulf coast states affected by the spill. itncludeg s enlarginand intaining the island. >> now what you see outere is 37 acres of new habitat that are being created. so when those birds return, they're going to have a lot of room to sd prt. >> reporter: officials expect to continue the restoration this year. an >> sreenivwe will have the latest on the democratic primary campaigns tomorrow from n that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanha for watching. a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made ssible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of toofy. mutualmerica financial group, retirement services and vestments. >> when it comes

as grandma yeah you know it's all about who you know i'm rachel join me for me to get something gulf coast. where come to your marks on the law because that's what you say here in cologne germany during conover come it's been celebrated here and you leave behind words of years now and for those of you who have not recognized me yet underneath this week it's me my kid could go and we're dedicating the whole show today to cottle's across europe will go to the famous carnival of venice and will travel to nice in france to watch the flower parade because each country has its own unique sedations can go on during carnival no one leaves no without cost you at least a bit of make up a whole week even if you're just heading to the supermarket kilo carnival it's known for its what partying in straights parades no life is suspended throughout the city and lots of people take time off from work in order to join the farm round the clock and the committed ravello just start early in the morning so let's start right in for all of you don't know quite what awaits you here are some facts on the cologne to

this drama day out to you just to fill out there enough time rachel join me for me to get to the gulf coast. take a good personally your wedding with a little wonderful people one story that makes the game so special. for all truth. was funny little. more than football on line earth a home for saving global energy goes tell stories of creative people and projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global oil gets beaten by a series of global 3000 on d. w. and online. play. this is deja vu news live from berlin at least 11 people are dead after a shooting near frankfurt here in germany the suspected gunman has been found dead in his home new details are emerging about a possible motive reports indicate the suspect may have been a rightwing extremist federal prosecutors say they're now taking charge we'll have the very.

gusty storms for the gulf coast. as we push into thursday, we're looking at even more severe weather. rainfall through friday. two to six inches of rain from the gulf into the mid-atlantic states an area of ice from texas into the northeast. upwards of half an inch of ice causing power outages possible and snow we're talking six to eight inches from texas all the way into northern new england and interior new york. this is a travel nightmare right on into the weekend. we'll get your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. chilly start to the day. even below freezing in parts of the north bay. elsewhere some 30s and 40s as you get ready to head out of the doorment we'll see highs reaching the mid to upper 50s today. a little bit warmer than yesterday with a lot sunshine. and it will still be breezy but the winds will calm down as we go throughout the day. the next few days looking at warmer afternoon highs and cool down by early next week with highs only reaching

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. >>> and along florida's gulf coast, an amazing rescue. an 81-year-old woman and her dog were pulled from her mobile home which was destroyed after it was hit by a falling tree. neighbors say she had more than luck on her side. >> god was watching over that lady. >> thank god she is alive. you know, it could be any one of us. >> the woman is now recovering. >>> let's take a closer look now at your forecast for this friday morning. >>> well, good morning to you. we're talking about the winds. very strong winds here from boston all the way down the coast along the southeast coast into the carolinas, so gusty winds. accuweather local storm max up to 60 miles per hour as the storm system strengthens and moves up the coast. it's going to bring in colder air, snow across the interior, buffalo back to syracuse, pittsburgh as well. heaviest snow is across northern new england. upwards of a foot or more up towards the adirondacks. for accuweather i'm meteorologist chris nallan. >>> coming up, the driverless vehicles that just got the green light. >

some spotty showers late along the gulf coast, but as we get into our monday night all the way throughhe middle of the week with the dip in the jet stream, more rain in areas where we do not need the rain because we're still dealing with the flooding from the downpours last week. across the nation's midsection, we have this storm moving through the upper midwest bringing snow to the great lakes. a warm and wet day as you mac yo -- make your way across southern illinois as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, new details about a mountain lion attack in california just coming in. >>> also ahead, elton john's new health battle after the singer ended a concert early this weekend. >>> and later, the ski resort battling warmer than usual temperatures, now using a helicopter to deliver snow. >>> we are back and look at this. things literally going sideways at london's heathrow airport. this saturday flight battling 50-mile-per-hour winds. the crew was forced to perform what's called a crab landing, flying into the wind and perpendicular to the runway to bring the

or expanded petro chemical plants approved in hurricane zone along texas and louisiana gulf coast this is from 2018 the fact is you can you can feel good about yourself or you can look at what wall street is doing and where they're putting money because what wall street does wall street get what they want they get and this is the fact is no matter what you think you're doing no matter how you held these like this is a systemic issue it's not an individual issue it's the systemic issue of how our economies are structured that this is going to happen there their plans are a doubling of plastic in the next 20 years well i coca-cola for example they came out a statement because this is a big story you know plastic plastic used and they said well we're going to continue using plastic bottles because our customers want to use plastic bottles yes ok the customers would also like you coca-cola to play their medical expenses because of all the medical damage in the carcinogens that you are putting in your products. or the customers want you to pay our medical expenses ok so coca-cola you do the

improve but still quite cold across much of the area and speaking of the called take a look at the gulf coast wait as a high on wednesday only getting to about 10 degrees there here in doha though it is going to be quite chilly as the overnight lows go down to about 10 on tuesday and into wednesday morning by wednesday only getting to about 15 degrees by the time we get to thursday it's sunny at 18 degrees here well we are going to be watching for quite a bit of rain here across parts of south africa making its way towards the east in the northeast that is going to be pushing into mozambique over the next day we do expect to see some localized flooding across much of this area as you can see in our forecast map those bright yellows that's going to push towards the north into zimbabwe as well so we will be watching this very carefully over the next few days down towards cape town though it is going to be plenty of sun in the forecast and we do expect to see a temperature of $29.00. on counting the calls to spike your following to stop propping up straw men in africa france is backing a libyan

and by tuesday into wednesday, severe storms start erupting along the gulf coast.lanta, up by south carolina, north carolina, right in there, too. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the two major victories tonight, the two major victories on that field last night. i wasn. was another around the corner? or could things go a different way? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another, and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longe

grandma's day on the east coast it's all about who pay next time rachel join me to meet again on the gulf coast. this is deja vu news live from berlin american senator bernie sanders scores of a major victory in the nevada presidential caucuses the big margin of his when strengthens his status as front runner for the democratic party's nomination he appears to have left his nearest rivals including former vice president joe biden far behind. tears are mounting as new coronavirus cases emerge around the world italy is reporting its 1st 2 deaths following a spike in infections there the government has decided.

on and ask you to recycle that could get really rough in the capabilities of the military in the gulf coast where the. that would have been the discussion if one had taken place at this time. jump ahead to the killing most would have thought it would provoke an immediate regulatory response we don't know where that is going yet, but the instant analysis from a lot of people is not much happened. it's hopeles called the cycle wh iran in the circumstances that have emerged the last two years and that's going to continue to make it hard to make decisions about how to interact with iran. something that keeps bothering me and i hope that one or both of you will hope that my mind at rest, we keep responding to in fundamentally asymmetrical threats we keep fighting forces that are weaker than we are into the perception is we are not winning. what do we need to think about the friendly and flailing with overwhelming conventional force you asked tough questions tha bi think that's to me it's orchestrating the power simultaneously not just thinking of the military instrument which isn't all that usef

drama they all believe because it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get to the gulf coast play. this is news live from her lead it is day one of britain's future outside of the european union after night time celebrations among those who voted to leave the country. on the morning after about the hardest part of. also coming up more and more countries have acted with their nationals from china and made a global scramble to curb the spread of the new coronavirus and to vote shy democrats hoping to call witnesses.

improve but still quite cold across much of the area and speaking of the called take a look at the gulf coast wait as a high on wednesday only getting to about 10 degrees there here in doha though it is going to be quite chilly as the overnight lows go down to about 10 on tuesday and into wednesday morning by wednesday only getting to about 15 degrees by the time we get to thursday it's sunny at 18 degrees here well we are going to be watching for quite a bit of rain here across parts of south africa making its way towards the east in the northeast that is going to be pushing into mozambique over the next day we do expect to see some localized flooding across much of this area as you can see in our forecast map those bright yellows that's going to push towards the north into zimbabwe as well so we will be watching this very carefully over the next few days down towards cape town though it is going to be plenty of sun in the forecast and we do expect to see a temperature of $29.00. talk to al jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption. we lis

expect to see sunshine through the gulf coast and into the southeast.om florida, all the way to new england. look for mountain snows in the central rockies. a few showers, southern california >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing high clouds moving through the bay area and we are in for another warm day as temperatures start out in the mid-50s, we reach 71 in oakland. 76 in morgan hill, 76 today in napa. going into the weekend, it is going to cool off, much cooler tomorrow, even lower on sunday. as winds pick up, we see more clouds move in. we are back to spring weather and sunshine by beginning of next week. >> that is your latest weather we want to mention universal orlando resort, part of our parent company, nbc universal. and we want to thank our friends at jetblue, who provided airfare for some of our crew the others had to take the bus and some of our members got day tickets to the park, provided by universal orlando resort >> what's the story on your in the neck of the woods thing? >> it's from nice folks. they made this f

. ♪ ♪ >> 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 ir male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't >> 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 but he didn't play well with the other orangutans. >> bye, pongo. >> these guys don't get the option of

. >> this is the gulf coast of florida, the home of the oyster.re have made their lives oyster fishing for generations. wild oysters, which used to account for 90% of all of florida's oysters and 10% of all the oysters harvested in america have simply vanished. hello. >> hi. >> come aboard. let's head out and see what we can find. rickdy banks and shannon hartsfield have been oystering since they were kids. >> when you were younger and the oysters were plentiful, how many bags would you put in the boat? >> actually, when we first started out, we didn't put them in bags. we just threw them in the hull of the boat and when you got home, you shovelled them into a wheelbarrow. my family, me, my dad and my little brother would catch a boat load. >> now you are lucky to get a bag. >> right. >> i'm looking all around, and we're the only boat out here. >> if you see another boat, they're not oystering. i'll tell you that. >> you have a great sense of humor and you are making me laugh, but it is a heart breaker. >> it is. it's terrible. >> there was 27 pro

have severe weather to talk about. 12 million people at risk in the lower mississippi valley and gulf coast it's a southeast soaker today as the first system moves through, heavy rain on saturated soil, heavy rain, snow starts expanding from missouri into western pennsylvania, along the great lakes as well. and thursday it continues from the great lakes on into new england. look at the rainfall totals. some places will be picking up to three inches of rain. snowfall scratching about one to six inches as you get into the northeast and interior sections of new england and airport delays from dallas up the i-95 corridor we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. hop in. good lookin' pickup, i will say that. oh wow. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views - including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. wow. - that's pretty sweet. - that's cool. oooohh! that's awesome. where'd the trailer go? i love it. it's magic. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. another start to a warm day. a live look outside in our su

colder in the northeast on friday sunny and cool through the great lakes, the gulf coast. storm moves into the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, turning milder along the eastern seaboard rain in the gulf coast mountain snows in the rockies and the intermountain region sunshine in texas, into the southwest. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. here's a live look outside in oakland. enjoying sunshine. it's a cool start but it will be another warm afternoon. here's a look at our high temperatures today, reaching into the low 60s in san francisco and the inland valleys we have 70s today. this is well above normal. we cool down by the end of the week. upper 60s inland on friday. 70 degrees on saturday and a few more clouds moving in on sunday with rain to our north. >> that's your latest weather. hoda >> al, thank you >>> we're getting cozy we're beating the winter blues jill is back with her "steals & deals. >>> that's coming up and we have "sesame street" in the house. it's going to be this is "today". cookie's on camera one cookie's on camera one huge tax breaks f

. >>> more strong storms are headed towards the gulf coast and southern u.s. dealing with severe flooding. meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. how does it look? >> in places across the deep south we've had 8 inches of rain in february alone. and it's still going to be raining with more severe weather obviously likely with this storm. this weather is brought to you by jared. dare to be devoted. so where is it now? it's over texas. it's over arkansas. but it is headed to nashville and also into memphis. this is a big storm system that's going to spread some snow as well on the north side of it. but it's the flooding that we're really, really worried about. because it has been -- this area has been inundated for the past what seems like ten days. here you go. right now we'll see the weather move to the east by 8:00. it'll be snowing across parts of the midwest by 5:00. watch your commute home cincinnati, columbus. then the arctic air comes in behind it. how arctic? for you, chicago, punxsutawney phil has nothing for you. 1 below zero will be your temperatu

yes, the flooding concern remains in place along the gulf coast states.er day of somewhat heavy rainfall. and of course, some of the major cities impacted, as well, when it comes to flooding. that includes atlanta, nashville, memphis, along the mississippi river delta where additional rainfall will lead to significant flooding potential there moving forward. notice showers still across this region. as we move forward, watch what happens here. the system pushes out of the gulf, we get cold enough air to align with it. this would be thursday into friday. that highlights areas of the eastern tennessee valley on into parts of the carolinas. for a shot of snow showers there from thursday into friday. we'll see how the timing alipes with the cold air and the moisture. at this point minimal accumulations what we're looking at. any time you're talking about a couple of inches from raleigh points to the east, approaching say wilmington, that's impressive when you pick up winter weather even in the cold season. a trio of 13th across sioux falls and minot, across th

, we don't have much snow we will deal with, the areas that are the warmest will be down on the gulf coast, temperatures are pushing into the 40s as far north adds pittsburgh. 45 degrees in new york city to start the morning. so the story of the day in the northeast is going to be how unusually warm it's going to be. obviously sunday was fantastic, people were running around outside all day, you know, like spring fever and this afternoon same thing, 62 degrees in boston, 21 degrees warmer than it should be for this time of year. right now boston is on pace for the fifth warmest february on record, but once we factor in in i'm sure it will jump in probably top three, new york city 55 degrees today. you forget what the temperatures are supposed to be like this time of year, d.c. at 57 degrees is 7 degrees warmer than you should be. tuesday we bring in some rain and clouds, still mild throughout many areas of the east, 14 degrees above normal areas of west virginia. by the end of the week is when things will start to return to normal for the end of february, some colder air will move in. minn

with more rain in the forecast and then pushes eastward so some of the cities across the southeast gulf coastr potential flooding not only in mississippi but all of the states along the mississippi river. watching the rainfall today, here in the northeast in new york city army we could skip winter. it's very mild here and we are dealing with sunshine may be rain tomorrow, but milder temperatures in the foreseeable future here in new york city. cheryl: you read my mind i'm like are we not going to have a winter at all? >> don't rule out march but we have had a incredibly mild winter in new york city and even boston, crazy winter. lauren: don't jinx it, ladies. i have been enjoying it and i didn't want to say anything. janice, thank you. cheryl: are you looking for a new car cracks today could be your day. lauren: tracy, what you know? reporter: talking about automakers driving out the best deals on some of their most popular models this president day with bargains include great financing, cash back and lease incentives. taking the top spot on the list of the best presidents' day card euros 201