it has to get into the gulf of mexico there's the chance of severe weather later on today. and then for tomorrow, we have a chance of tornadoes. again, we have had tornadoes. jessica one or more for the last ten days in a row for a total of 224. and this is the area of potential tornadoes tomorrow. don't focus on the bull's-eye focus on any color, because that will be a big event for tomorrow and the potential for tornadoes and severe weather just spreads over. >> so i'm looking there at so many different states, just a huge swaths of land. all right. chad myers for us and weather center. thanks so much. >> still ahead. another police crackdown on large campus protests in southern california. what we're learning after officials temporary closed the university of southern california campus, you're on the cnn newsroom the trump hush money trial, gavel to gavel coverage. the weight only cnn can bring it to you. legal insight, expert for analysis and real-time updates live from the courtroom follow the facts follow the testimony, follows cnn tie alluded to an ard the lotto sing

drawing in warm exceptionally, moist surface air from the gulf of mexico with low level very dry hot air from the southwest and cold dry surface air from the north. unaware of the dramatic weather changes just over the horizon, cindy and her instructor continue the lesson. throttle back. now the newly until the wing line. full power nose back up to her right. hey i did that one real nice in that and then that breath stopping moment every student pilot waits for when when the instructor says make this a good landing and you can let me out. you're ready to. that's good. just go out and come back. okay. all right. yeah. call in if you have any trouble. right. be careful. a joyous moment never to be forgotten. alone in control. a powerful engine throbbing up front and empty sky above. all right. with the world. or so it seems, as the hot, dry air meets the moist gulf air, a squall line forms. turbulence grows as the cold moves in. as storms move into the influence of the jet stream aloft, they can become more intense. these are the ingredients needed to trigger tornadoes. trying to expect

a rare sighting in the gulf of mexico. a white shark, also known as great whites, spotted off the coast of alabama. researchers at the university of south alabama were studying fish movement near the state's artificial reef zone, but they captured this video of the female great white. they say the shark is about 15 years old and about eight feet long. scientists say white sharks are more common in the cooler waters of new england and california, but now they're being spotted in the gulf of mexico, where the water is typically much warmer. an unusual sight in new mexico, a massive sinkhole outside of a house. take a look. it's in las cruces, new mexico. wow. that sinkhole is about 30ft wide, wide and 30ft deep. the home was evacuated, of course, as well as a few of the neighbors. city officials are trying to figure out the cause of this. there is some good news here. firefighters were able to rescue a set of golf clubs for a high school student who is set to compete in the state championship. her clubs were trapped in one of

we went to chevron's anchor platform in the gulf of mexico. a facility that's going to be coming online in the next few months to produce over 70,000 barrels of oil a day. and while we were excited to be there, what is disappointing is that because president biden continues to cancel legislatively mandated lease sales, fewer of those kind of projects will be coming online. and what that means is our country, america, will now be more reliant on foreign nations because we still have a growing demand for oil, for natural gas, for all forms of energy. and if president biden takes american energy off-line, that means we have to get it from other countries, which president biden has done. he's made us more dependent on countries like russia, like iran, like saudi arabia. and so when you look at, you know, if he's worried about carbon footprints, there is no lower carbon footprint to produce oil in the world than in the gulf of mexico. we should be doing more projects like that, not fewer. then, we went to the mouth of the mississippi river, the vent

driven by the permian, driven by other shale assets in our portfolio, projects in the deep water gulf of mexicoe scheduled to start up the myc middle of this year, several will follow that, big position in the eastern mediterranean, offshore israel so we've got a number of other assets that are delivering growth and the combination with hess only strengthens our cash flow long into the future, not only the end of this decade but well into the next. maria: i'm glad you mentioned israel. we've got two wars underway, israel and iran are this close to a wider conflict. how do you view that in terms of the potential for upsetting production? >> well, we didn't see some impact on our supply of natural gas into israel during the early days of the conflict. we now have both platforms online and are meeting all the needs not only for israel's domestic market but he egypt as well. we're operating well. we've seen disruptions to shipping in the red sea. we've had some disruptions last year in the arabian gulf. so the risks in a situation like this are that through some sort of escalation, miscalculation,

there and there, there are issues down both of those rivers, those of course, empty out into the gulf of mexico. now, we do have a video of some of the rescues that are happening. i just got off the phone with the houston office of emergency management and they tell me that a rescues are happening, but also that they are trying to vince people to evacuate if they are in these evacuation zones and all you have to see is what you see behind me, this river that has swallowed up a road. and you can see the current. this is not normal, this is not supposed to be when you're seeing here, you're supposed to be seeing a road cars driving by and instead, you see a roaring river that's emptying and to obey which that bay empties out into the gulf of mexico. now about the number of people who are impacted, i asked as any of houston office of emergency management that question and they say that they don't know at this point they're best estimate is that hundreds of homes are impacted, but they haven't been out to do damage just testaments. those will be happening on monday. so on monday, we'll get a better

all of this water north of houston has to make it to the gulf of mexico. and that's all of this year's houston way down there. and those purple areas go to the key that's ten inches or more. this a lot of acreage here where you have ten inches or more and some spots were over 24 inches. i mean, just ridiculous numbers when it comes to the rain gauges. but now what it's setting up for houston, right along i ten is another round of rain just like we had earlier today, not here where the floodwaters are coming from. but right now, we're the floodwaters are moving to so you don't need water anywhere. and yes, we will see more in the way of rainfall today. and it's that training meaning along, i tend that i'm most concerned about do we get houston with water in the streets because urban flooding is very easy when all of a sudden there's nothing that's not a thing is going to soak in already eight reported gages over into major flood stage, which means out of the banks into houses, not just into farm fields, but then bye varro especially tomorrow morning. this we

will accordingly hammer on lng first of all, liquefied natural gas, i hope not here, well in the gulf of mexico of silt, that is, there is a corresponding change in the temperature regime, as a rule this is due. what is happening, what will happen now, on the 8th biden will come to france, because on the 9th there will be elections to the european parliament in france, i remind you, then on the same date a security agreement will be signed at the g7 summit in italy, that’s right, and so on from there what will happen now will depend, as it were, on what will happen with the summit, then either only europeans and canada will go there, or trump will come there accordingly, that’s what seems to be the main intrigue of the next few weeks, biden, god, yes, according to fred, according to fred. pushkin is a name that reflects all of russia. boldin is a symbol of inspiration of the highest creative flowering. we owe this place the best lines of the poet. always preserved his reflection, just as our hearts forever preserve his words. on the 225th anniversary of the poet, this is where the reflection co

i wanted to talk to you about the environment and particularly the dead zone in the gulf of mexico. s a recurring and threatening phenomena where some 4000-8000 square miles of gulf of mexico dies because of the runoff, primarily from the mississippi river. that runoff is chemicals, nutrients, animal waste, sewage and the like. it has a dramatic impact on the gulf of mexico on weather patterns and a lot of other things. i know enough about you, personally, that you care about things like this. i do, too. they trace the origin of many of those elements of runoff to overstate spirit illinois and iowa. i guess my question to you is, what do you think about our current harm programs, whether they are addressing this, and whether there are things we need to be doing in the future. i think about illinois situation blessed to have similar states we are from. pretty big state. we ranked 37th in the nation when it comes to participation in the major conservation programs that may avoid some of the runoff. what are we missing? what do we need to do. >> providing some ammunition to begin to add

the one that stay with the to i was still sitting out moist womack from the gulf of mexico, of through most central us states. you know, that texas had a problem with big thunderstorms as a result. but usually where you've got to contrast in the world against the coal, when that's happening now, as of a broken to the coaches really are showing a swelling up of the cloud. casper wyoming might have a robot co de, over 12 degrees dropping down as you might even feel. so with the but it's development of thunder storms in the midwest. once again, that could be rather boring. come tuesday. but the best in use is down in texas, where things are much improved. looks fine. so to 2 in houston, for example, the california coast is sunnyside, still snowed fully in the rockies. you'll notice just a reminder is may right through the car, being plenty of charles here, sent me through for the rico who's from your back to cuba, the bahamas, tux and k coast. i take you all the energy at both time to get back to was nicaragua, 100 years, very few shares left. but in science america, we seen flooding from

elderly also pets now, this area is an area that has the san jacinto river running towards the gulf of mexico. and these first responders took us to the area where we were supposed to see the banks of the san jacinto river. but you can't see them take a listen it's the same jacinto river. >> it's kinda hard to tell where the river ends because the blood but past the pylons. and if you look back that way, you can see interstate ten and the bridge going over the same jacinto river and you see, you get a feel for how swollen the river is and how far it is out of its banks brad, just to give you some perspective, because perspective is important here, harris county is one of the largest counties in this country at last, check authorities it's believed that several hundred homes are impacted, but they also say that they have not done damage assessments for obvious reasons. >> you can see that the water is still very high in some areas, but those damage assessments are expected to start either tomorrow or later this week it's a terrible situation. >> all right. rosa flores. thank you so much. chad

it's also some severe storms stretching from the gulf of mexico right into louisiana to baton rouge, those areas. so a lot watches and warnings in effect through that part of the country and a lot of what's fueling that, of course, is the heat to see how warm it is. of course, down through dallas. 77, albuquerque, 89 degrees, but goodness gracious take a look at phoenix. 103 degrees. >> 99 at this hour in las vegas, in the 90's in the central valley. fresno little bit above 90 degrees. 91 also in bakersfield area doesn't look great right along the coastline. yes, it's cool. high pressure is in control, but you see the jet stream moving a little bit of head of us little bit north of us. that's keeping high pressure from getting too terribly strong at this point. right now, we're looking at numbers as our forecast into the 50's and 60's right along the coastline. 66 tomorrow in san francisco 50's up to half moon bay tomorrow. it's just great. we're looking right along the base of shoreline. not so warm yet. just start to head southward. does get little bit warmer. looking at 74 degrees

the, the gulf of mexico, like every other body of water in the world, is warmer than the long to an average. and when that bolts comes on show and often does, but certainly in the spring and you get it contrasting is cold, it's full enough. the rock is you get these giants on the stones. well, they've been pretty vicious recently from mississippi through louisiana and i, florida. and that's the full cost that they have not quite suspicious when they run up the carolines and beyond. but the see and probably new york to have a miserable couple of days, wednesday and thursday and they have that stuff coming off. the rock is into the place. isn't as cold as it was. so the storms aren't going to be quite as big, but they're still there. and the risk which ends on thursday, once again, i'm afraid to texas. and there was to the flood risk in that jumping says, i mean prove, taking picture for cuba, his span yoga and put the rico there off. sto, shareholders in the trade winds and the still fairly heavy rain, for example, in panama. oh, the small islands around the caribbean, this time the get fair

mexico. so your temperature in monterey goes up to 40 degrees by monday, but let's focus on the here and now we're talking up some warm, humid moist stair of the gulf of mexico. that's going to spark storms for that eastern side of texas, where there has been some flooding as of late, pretty adult day across the great lakes for others day in this part of the world. same goes for the us. ne, if you were hitting the showers to the west, we go. temperatures are rising here from the prairies to western canada. the same goes for the pacific northwest, portland at 28 degrees and looking like a good day up and down california, full on sunshine in la with a high of 26 degree its bye for now. the. the latest news, as it breaks on line backing apps rely on vaccine center, which of those states are experiencing an intimate blackouts with detailed coverage . the majority of the front runners in these elections have either been questioned for or have already been convicted in corruption scheme from around the world. this is the asian highlight for think, talk, correct. i mean, what is an area that the s i c have been pushed as of the laura kyle, this is countin

the rivers will still rise the closer you get to the gulf of mexico, we still have water in the system, which means that the water is still going to be going up until it dumps in to the gulf of mexico. so farther up along the line, yes. the water is going down farther down the river. the waters could still be going up and more rainfall is expected later on this afternoon into louisiana. this is now moved away, but eight places in rivers are in major flood stage. any different rivers are in major flood stage, but here it goes. the best news i can show you is that there's not reign over houston, there's not rein really over texas in by tomorrow morning. there won't even be rein in arkansas. it's going to be moving all the way toward georgia. there will still be the chance of a tornado or two today, which would make 11 days in a row with tornadoes on the ground. so far the past ten days, fred 224 huge number on the ground confirmed not just leno warnings or something that no chasers have been out there risking their lives trying. >> many of them have been pretty significant. yes. there's

like you to see more of the storms over the next few days as that one that blows up from the gulf of mexico. it meets with some very cold air, from wintry conditions across the rockies. and of course, we get those storms of the west affected areas are likely to be kansas missouri as well as illinois. we're talking very large hail damaging wins. and of course a threat of further tornadoes. it has been a lot hotter across the east coast of the us will see that went to weather start to bring its way in over the next few days and some very wet weather will continue to link around eastern areas over his spine. your la, it's much dryer across cuba, a mixture of showers and some storms. but lots in weight is sunshine and the heat continues to build across much of mexico, especially across the north. monterey, sing 42 degrees celsius, the laundry hot and dry picture. as the country stuff was from a severe drought, but west of weather across the south of the in japan divorce often leads to one parent losing only contact with the children. judges usually grant sole custody to whoever was last, physic

off the rockies into the plane. states meet that wimps and shoot me, it is coming up from the gulf of mexico to get the familiar picture of giants on this. one is not, it looks like on wednesday, we will be free of, from most of those and the play in states still some state of folding in montana and wyoming. but like to die out, i think you're going to build up for that to potential in the atmosphere is a big thunder storms in places like a console, maybe as far east as kentucky or tennessee. and then this dakota spread size, but the stay stops forward and you get the gathering of clouds of a texas pulse space to the flow to the area. so a considerable consider, so on thursday, throughout the caribbean, its been fairly went recently, leave it off north with and it still is. in contrast, mexico seeing pretty warm and sunny with moultrie, is up to 44. that looks like the heavy shells are going away into the open atlantic, but we still got fairly frequent light chairs, mostly without a back fuel press. rico espanol and of course, in south america, the story funding exists, particularly so in fo

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we have the lowest density gas in the world which happens to be off the coast of louisiana and gulf of mexico reflective of the data together and i'm not saying we abandon wind or solar or nuclear, we need all of the above. >> now pivoting a little bit but this is already part of the conversation, the growth has been enormous from zero to now the world's leading exporter of lng and enough pipeline we looking at close to doubling and there's an obvious commercial care. i would love your thoughts on what economical domestically and internationally the will of the industry and potential impacts on prices versus commercial case which i think probably are pretty helpful in louisiana. >> from commercial incentive for the doe counter market forces the national interest needs to be evaluated and energy rises domestically so how do you think about the national interest in that regard compared to china and valuable resources. >> number one, we have a significant reduction in natural gas prices were to take the price index, natural gas prices have gone down. folks tried to use this red herring, trying t

and when you get the meeting of breeze from the side of the gulf of mexico for a few minutes, you will against the residual code of the rockies. that's when you tend to produce the that the meeting of the winds is more or less through the southern states. so it's going to be more or less mississippi east was to northern florida, where the biggest charles, i feel potential for donated. i think during tuesday, thank you where, where the running out through the or higher volume to the northeast and the still cold enough air in the rockies to produce some stable that's kind of disappear. and the songs by count towards the california and coast as well. but if you're in the northeast is not working quite so nice. and it was the last 2 weeks in my memory, basically seen some espanol or in cuba, and the price of rico and the lee would have lots of heavy showers don't there anymore. there's still a breeze don't particularly strong it's bringing light chairs on a daily basis down for the wind woods. but that's a biography. it's just an improved looking picture. south america, different story. th

plenty of moisture feeding in from the gulf of mexico.aytime heating creating an unstable air mass, and then we have this energy that is rolling from west to east, and you see the result right there. it is a bevy of watches and warnings, and again, some very tumultuous storms racing across america's landscape bringing with it really the hammer blows of severe weather, including tornadoes. now at this time we do have a tor:con listed for much of the area that ranges in a 5. remember, they go from 1 to 10 so, a 5 is where we stand. in terms of damaging wind, greater likelihood of having some damage there. certainly widespread power outages may be in the mix, and also the formation of very large hail. what may prove to be the biggest part of the story is the rainfall. it could be excessive. we're talking about an area that has had plenty of moisture. now the system is eventually going to linger a bit more towards the east and the south. but still, millions of americans will be under threat for tomorrow. norah? >> it's good information. reyno

it is coming up from the gulf of mexico to get the familiar picture of giants on this. one is not, it looks like on wednesday, we will be free of, from most of those in the united states. still some state of folding among thailand, wyoming, but just like to die out, i think you're going to build up with that to potential in the atmosphere is a big thunder storms in places like a console, maybe as far east as kentucky or tennessee. and then this dakota spread size, but the snow stops full and you get the gathering of clients of a texas pulse space to the flooded area. so a considerable consider, so on thursday, throughout the caribbean it's been fairly well recently. leave it off north with and it still is. in contrast, mexico seeing pretty warm and sunny with monster is up to 44. that looks like the heavy shelves are going away into the open atlantic, but we still got fairly frequent light shows, mostly without a back fuel press. rico espanol and of course in south america, had the story funding exists, particularly so in for the leg, right? the shaft at the moment you'

plenty of moisture feeding in from the gulf of mexico, we have the daytime heating creating an unstable mass, and then we have this energy that is rolling from west to east, and you see the result right there. it is a bevy of watches and warnings, and again some very tumultuous storms racing across america's landscape, bringing with it really the hammer blows of severe weather, including tornadoes. now, at this time, we do have a torcon listed for much of the area that ranges in a 5. now remember they go from 1 to 10, so a 5 is where we stand. in terms of damaging wind, greater likelihood of damage there, certainly widespread power outages may be in the mix and also the very formation of very large hail. but what may prove to be the biggest part of the story is the rainfall. it could be excessive. we are talking about an area that has had plenty of moisture, and with another 2 to 3 inches of rainfall possible as we make our way through the next several hours, there is certainly a very good chance of some flash flooding. now, the system is eventually going to linger a bit more towards th

moisture from gulf of mexico and instability, part of ingredients for potential of twisters. severe threat today for millions from dallas, texas to columbus, ohio to northern plains and toward the mimid-atlantic. zoom in, this is where we have four out of five for the severe weather threat including tornados, heavily populated area. we're not done yet. fox weather.com, will assist on that. >> carley: thank you. take a look at this, bus driver fighting back after a woman attacked her while getting on the bus. >> get off. get off me. get off me. get off me. [horn honking] >> get off me. >> carley: not something you see everyday, clear video, as well. suspected attack er was boardin a free bus and tried to pay the driver. the woman began punches her. this happened a few days after 360 l.a. bus drivers called in sick same day to protest over safety concern. >> todd: odd story and horrible video. parents in l.a. fight to get police officers back inside public schools. schools should decide if they want officers on campus after l.a. did away with police in school because of defund

but let's focus on the here and now we're talking up some warm, humid moist stair off the gulf of mexico. that's going to spark storms for that eastern side of texas, where there has been some flooding as of late, pretty adult day across the great lakes for others day in this part of the world. same goes for the us northeast. if you were hitting the showers to the west, we go, temperatures are rising here from the prairies to western canada. the same goes for the pacific northwest portland, that $28.00 degrees and looking like a good day up and down california. full on sunshine in la with a high of 26 degrees. bye for now. the why have american evangelicals become his real strongest back or is us president, you'll find the right to stand with this really with no red line. as long as us support continues, is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, examining the impact of today's headlines, setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. international filmmakers and well cross journalist spring pr

i want to talk about the environment and particularly the dead zone of the gulf of mexico. is not a new phenomenon but it is a recurring and threatening phenomenon where some 4000 to 8000 square miles m of the gulf of mexico dies because of the runoff, primarily from the mississippi river. and that runoff is chemicals, nutrients, animal waste, sewage, and about like. it has a influence on the gulf of mexico, weather patterns, and a lot of other things. i know enough about you personally that you care about things like this and i do too. they trace many of the elements of runoff to our states. so i guess my question to you is what you think about our current farm programs and whether they are addressing this and whether there are things we need to be doing in the future? i think about illinois situation. we are kind of blessed to have similar states, from a farm point. we are about number four in the nation in terms of agricultural production. pretty big state. only ranked 37th in the nation when it comes to major conservation programs. they might have avoided some of this r

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we have dewpoint and moisture working in from gulf of mexico and energy from texas to the florida panhandlee could see stronger storms, large hail, significant wind, heavy rainfall and could see several tornados. flooding risk is what i'm concerned with as we get through wednesday. some areas saturated from weeks of rain and could get three to five, five to eight inches of rainfall where the front sets up. rain for , concerned about houston area, they have gotten significant amounts of rain. they were talking about rainfall remi reminiscent of harvey. risk along gulf coast for severe storms. wpcw keep you up to date. >> carley: secretary of state bli blinken facing blowback after public criticism of israel from the white house. listen to this. >> given totality of what we've seen in terms of civilian suffering, in terms of women, men, children caught in cross fire, in a number of instances israel is not lasted -- >> carley: replace israel with hamas there. tom cotton condemning how white house handled the israel-gaza war. >> a bunch of weasely politics, he said it is reasonable to assess, l

and when you get the meeting of breeze from the south, a gulf of mexico for a few minutes, you will against the residual code of the rockies. that's when you tend to produce them. that the meeting of the winds is more or less through the southern states. so it's going to be more or less mississippi east was to northern florida, where the biggest charles i feel a potential for donated. i think during tuesday, plenty of wet weather running out through the ohio valley into the northeast and the still cold enough air in the rock is to produce some stipe that's kind of disappeared. and the songs back aren't towards the california encased as well. but if you're in the northeast is not working quite so nice. and it was the last 2 weeks in monument release. we've seen some spun yoder in cuba had to prep the rico and we would have lots of heavy showers don't there anymore. there's still a breeze don't particularly strong, it's bringing light chairs on a daily basis. that's where the wind was. but that's a biography. it's just an improved looking picture. south america, different story, the store fun