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on friday, they arrived to not be john l. suspending. 6 months behind bar ivory coast is always maintained. the soldiers were deployed as part of security for the un peacekeeping mission and mommy rush and shelling is killed. at least one person in east, in ukraine as moscow's unilateral cease fire ends. the harder cave governor says the victim was a 50 year old man. fighting has been reported in the don bath region, hundreds of protest as of march through the us border city of el paso, in texas. the head of a visit on sunday by president joe biden. come days after he announced measures to reduce the surgeon arrivals at the southern border. we will allow up to $30000.00 asylum seekers into the country each month. but it also ends automatic preferences for arrivals from cuba, nicaragua, haiti, and venezuela. dozens of venezuela migrants have already been deported to mexico. under the biden administration's new policy, mexican authorities say the group of 100 was sent back to quad. as on friday to on the ground trains of collided in mexico city, killing one person. as the headlines were back

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john henry l g 0. capitol hill. the european union has recommended pre departure covey testing for passengers flying from china to e. u. member countries. officials are urging all travelers to wear masks. they say passengers should be randomly tested china plans for these travel restrictions on sunday. despite a surgeon cases which has overwhelmed hospitals, negative tests are also now required for people traveling from china to the united states and united kingdom. those arriving in south korea must provide a negative result before their flight. that also have to take a p c r test upon our arrival. nearly one 3rd of short term arrivals from china tested positive for coffee 19 on wednesday. while the world health organization is concerned about how china is representing the outbreak they jane has stopped before the case numbers. it announced one covered 19 death on wednesday, despite evidence of a surgeon infectious. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria for recording and reporting data attributable to

faced more ballots than any candidate in over a 160 years as the impasse approaches day for john henderson, l g 0. capitol hill. the u. s. house speaker is one of the most powerful political positions in washington. d. c. a speaker is 2nd in line to the presidency and we'll take over a something. we're tap into both the president and vice president at the top. the jobs most important role is political as head of the major party, the speaker has near total control of what gets debated and voted on by the full house. a speaker can be a key ally of the president provided there from the same party, but when their rival says speaker becomes one the president's top opponents. rick wilson is a former republican strategist. he says that's happening. what's happening is not good news for kevin mccarthy. well look, i think this is the for kevin mccarthy, perhaps the end of the beginning, but there is no sign. the sub block is breaking in the short term. it only takes of the $21.00 members who oppose mccarthy publicly. it only takes 5 of them to continue this, this particular charade indefinitely. um, s

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the rebels marked the day as a victory and proof of their power in a clearly divided party john henderson, l. jazeera, capitol hill. well, let's take a closer look at who voted against kevin mccarthy and why the so called rebels belong to a group called the house freedom caucus. it's on the hot right of the republican party. many are supporters of former president donald trump and backers of an uncompromising brand of conservative politics. their demands include giving rank and file members of the house more influence over legislation, where he is how kevin mccarthy reacted to the outcome of the vote. today, this is the day i wanted to have, you know, i think there was a lot of things we want to do. we want to repeal 87000 irises. we want to set up the instigation. we want to notice the different committee here. we have actually on the board let america transfer, but if we're able to work out are differences. this time will only be strong. or incoming democratic leader had came, jeffries is making history as a 1st black politician to had a major party in congress. he had this to say about th

the rebels marked the day as a victory and proof of their power in a clearly divided party john henderson, l g 0. capitol hill, incoming democratic liter hocking jeffries, is making history as the 1st black politician to had him a major party in congress. he's had this to say about the turmoil in the republican party. sad day democracy. it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work. on behalf of every day americans. we are prepared to try to find common ground with the other side of the aisle to solve problems on behalf of the american people. but we don't have a willing partner. israel's foreign security minister is mar, bangor, has made what's been called a provocative intrusion into the alex and mos compound palestinians. and several muslim countries have condemned the move. the white house said any unilateral action that affects the status of holy sites in jerusalem is unacceptable. so high that reports from occupied east jerusalem. it was a quick incursion into alex, almost compound under heavy israeli security. it happened

the rebels marked the day as a victory and proof of their power in a clearly divided party john henderson, l g 0. capitol hill. while he is al kevin mccarthy, reacted to the outcome of the votes. today is the day i wanted to have, you know, i think there was a lot of things we want to do. we want to repeal 87000 iris. i want to set up the investigation. we want to notice the different committee here. we have actually on the board a transfer, but if we're able to work out our differences, this time will only be strong. on incoming democratic liter hacking, jeffries is making history as a 1st black politician to had a major party in congress. he had this to say about the turmoil in the republican party. sad day for democracy, it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work. on behalf of every day americans. we are prepared to try to find common ground with the other side of the aisle to solve problems on behalf of the american people. but we don't have a willing partner. adolfo franko is a republican strategist, he says, divisions in

john henry l g 0. capitol hill. heidi high comp. as a former u. s. democratic senator, she says it's clear there are long standing divisions in the republican party. well, i think it's playing out that the, the ongoing civil war within the republican party is playing out in front of people in full, in full view of the american public. this is not something that's new, these conflicts have been ongoing, even beginning with the freedom caucus and the tea party movement back in the early 2, thousands and so, you know, when we look at it, we haven't seen it this blatantly but it's not really a surprise we've known for probably 3 months, or at least since the election that kevin mccarthy did not have enough votes, certainly on the 1st ballot to become speaker the house. we just didn't know how many. i think most people were surprised by that, by the margin. but you know, he still got the still has 200 of his members who believe he should be the speaker, and that's a pretty good position. still for kevin mccarthy. there's a lot of people who really want

john henderson, l g 0. capitol hill. well, here's how kevin mccarthy react to adopt or what's been described as a difficult day to day. is that the day i wanted to have? no, i mean there was a lot of things we want to do. we want to repeal 87000 iris. we want to set up the number investigation going to want to notice the different committee hearings we have actually on the board. none of that got transpired, but if we're able to work out our differences and take this time, you'll only be stronger to be able to conquest. thank one. so meanwhile, incoming democratic liter hacking jeffries is making history as the 1st black politician to head a major party in congress. he had this to say about the turmoil in the republican party. sad day for democracy. it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work on behalf of every day americans. we are prepared to try to find common ground with the other side of the aisle to solve problems on behalf of the american people. but

faced more ballots than any candidate in over a 160 years as the impasse approaches day for john henderson. l g 0. capitol hill on the u. s. house speaker is one of the most powerful political positions in washington. d. c. a speaker is 2nd in line to the presidency and would take over if something was happened to both the president and vice president. but the jobs most important role as political as head of the majority party, the speaker has near total control of what is debated and voted on by the house. as speaker can be an important ally of the president if they're off from the same party. but when they're rivals, the speaker becomes one of the presidents, biggest ponies i shot hassan is a democratic, political strategists. he says, democrats are running out of options to resolve a stalemate. either some of the people that the, the sort of this right wing extreme faction, people, they've put up. there are, those are some of those options, but they've only garnered about 20 votes. not nearly enough to become speaker. the other option are other members, the mccarthy's leadership team, peop

john henderson, l g 0. capitol hill. let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could join us from washington, dc companies. what a bit of a mess isn't. it was a previous, her hard was really hard because there is division within the republican party, namely the fact that the shadow of the former president, donald trump still looms large over the party. it kevin mccarthy has connections to the former president. in fact, he's received a fresh endorsement from the former president on the his platform truth so, so the president writes vote for kevin or the former president writes vote for kevin closed the deal. so the fact that many within the republican party want to close that chapter want to move forward. and really it is a problem for kevin mccarthy. and so this is why they continue to have these repeated ballots and boats. a, he's short the number of boats that he needs to win the speaker and when the gal. so what he is hoping is that eventually he can wear down those detractors eventually they will eit

john henderson, l. jazeera, capitol hill. let's get more this for our white house correspondent. kimberly. how can you choice me now from washington d. c said time unlucky. it seems kimberly, but why is kevin mccarthy spitting opinion in his own republican party? well, he has been a divisive figure for some time. it has a lot to do with the fact that he has backed for president donald trump, who of course it himself is a very diverse figure. and perhaps the fact that he has received a fresh endorsement from the former president is only going to deepen those divisions. the former. a president on his truth social platform just now saying vote for kevin closed the deal may once again, just deepen those divisions and perpetuate this ongoing vote pattern that we're seeing for potentially another day as we go into this 4th round of voting still. we know that kevin mccarthy believes that he has of earned this position. in fact, there are some rumors, he's even already moved into the speakers office, so confident that ultimately he will be able to wear down his detractors, the feeling be

l . g. b t q writes john has begun it gradually, re opening its border with hong kong after it was largely shut family. for years, due to coven controls, up to $60000.00 travelers, the day will be allowed to cross in each direction, without having to foreign same changes come even as covey infections surge in china, which i biden is expected to visit the u. s. border with mexico at el paso, this sunday, as his government grapples with a growing migrant crisis, the u. s. president has already announced tuscany restrictions, which will say cubans, haitians and nicaraguans. crossing the border from crossing the border illegally from mexico, immediately expelled is government is also expanding an existing program to stop venezuelans attempting to enter the u. s. migrant cross the rio grande river that separates mexico from the united states. all these people in search of a new start and a new life. some prepared to do what ever it takes to live the american dream. ah loyalty i went on the fly in showed cold and hunger eat and ended up taking me legal route through the narrow paths while afterwards,

l . g. b t q. ross. john has booked the social media accounts of hundreds of critics of beijing's handling of covey. 19 the government has ended locked downs, quarantined, and messed testing. the easing of restrictions has been followed by a surge in new cases. the us house of representatives finally has a new speaker. kevin mccarthy was elected off the days of turmoil. the republican was sworn in despite fierce resistance from right wing members of his own party. the cathy clinched victory after 15 rounds of voting. the animal kevin mccarthy, of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected. speaker of the house of representatives. after days of deadlock and 15 rounds of voting, kevin mccarthy finally secured enough support to land. the 3rd most powerful job in us politics. the republican struggle to win the votes needed for a majority as an arch conservative faction of his party held out. there were heated scenes in the chamber where mccarthy supported mike rogers almo

l. a. county. >> i'm john ramos in san francisco's chinatown. as planned but the violent attack in southern california was on the mind of everyone here. we'll have that story coming up. >>> plus pg&e customers experiencing sticker shock when they get a look at their bills. why they say the utility company's explanation just doesn't add up. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco this sunday evening i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight with a mass shooting that left ten people dead and ten others wounded at a dance club in l. a. county. the sheriff just confirmed moments ago the gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he opened fire at a dance club in monterey park officials say. just east of downtown l. a.. s.w.a.t. teams eventually surrounded his white van about 20 miles away in the city of torrance. that's where he took his own life. >> reporter danya bacchus is live in monterey park with the latest. >> reporter: good evening to you both. los angeles county sheriff says that threat to the community has been

john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. ♪ ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: good evening. we're learning more this week about the strength of the u.s. economy and whether high inflation and rising interest rates are pushing it into a recession. amna: tomorrow, the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates by another quarter of a point. on friday, the next labor report will show whether job growth is slowing even further. and the showdown over the debt ceiling, and the threat of a default this summer, is hardly over. all of that may add to the sense that the economy is on the knife's edge. but a recession not a given. in fact, yesterday the international monetary fund revised its forecast and said it does not anticipate a global recession. brian deese is one of the president's key advisers on all of this. he's the director of the national economic council. he joins us now. welcome

john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. ♪ ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to the newshour. a heated battle for the speaker's gavel and house of representatives has wrapped for the day with no leader insight. a rebellion from far right lawmakers means the front runner for the position, kevin mccarthy, fell short in multiple rounds of votes today. voting resumes tomorrow. geoff: today marked the start of a new congress with democrats retaining the u.s. senate and republicans taking control of the house. before they can get down to business in the house, they must agree on who will lead the chamber. lisa starts our coverage of the fight within the republican party. lisa: in a house chamber croed with guests and emotion, the new republican majority began by running into its own long-standing divides. >> the next order of business is the election of the speaker of the house of represen

john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. ♪ ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: good evening. the deadly toll of gun violence is again our top story tonight. yet another shocking attack in california, and then just a few hours later, a deadly shooting in washington state. three ople in yakima, washington were killed in what appears to be a random shooting at a convenience store there. amna nawaz is co anchoring from california again tonight. amna: we are outside the scene of saturday's horrific shooting in monterey park. even today, folks have continued to file through to bring flowers, say a prayer and pay respects. but even before all the names of those killed in that attack were confirmed here, news broke of another mass shooting in california. according to the gun violence archive there have now been 39 , mass shootings across america in 2023 alone. more mass shootings than days of the yea

john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.e at kf.org. ♪ >> and friends of "the newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your station from viewers like you. thank you. stephanie: welcome to "the -- amna: welcome to "the newshour." after four days and 13 rounds us ogre t butasll faedeleca ofker. f:vothng, while more than a don republicans switched their votes to support congressman kevin mccarthy today, a handful of hard-right members refuse to back down. as lisa desjardins reports, mccarthy is hopeful he will soon be able to convince some of those holdouts to back his bid for speaker. lisa: after four days of counting votes... >> the house will be in order. lisa: dealmaking on the floor... and behind closed doors... there is still no speaker of the house. but there was some big momentum for kevin mccarthy. rep. mccarthy: we're going to make progress. we're going to shock you. lisa: a total of 15 mbers who previously voted againstim changed their votes. >> kevi

john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. ♪ ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: much of california is finally getting a change to dry out tonight after eks of heavy rain and snow. but communities all over the state are still facing flooding and mudslide dangers. in the south, coastal flooding has inundated streets in sunset beach. in the north, the lexington reservoir near los gatos is spilling over for the first time in nearly 4 years. meanwhile, avalanche warnings are up in parts of the sierra nevada, after nearly 50 inches of new snow fell since friday. the white house today rejected criticism that it's been slow to answer questions about classified documents being found at president biden's home and former office. a spokesman for the white house counsel's office cited the risk of interfering with a special counsel's investigation. separately, the president's press secretary declined to say

. >> the john s and james l knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. ♪ >> thisgram was made possible by the corporation for broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to the newshour. nature is still throwing everything it has at california tonight. more than a foot of rain, 4 to 5 feet of snow, severe floods and mudslides. pacific storms have battered the state for 10 days now, claiming at least 17 lives. geoff: the storms have left untold property damage, and left many thousands of customers with no power. stephanie sy reports on the ongoing ordeal. stephanie: scenes of destruction are unfolding across many parts of california. a tree sliding down a hillside and onto a highway in the santa cruz mountains, a man paddling through flooded streets in santa barbara county, and homes crushed by trees in sacramento. residents, like camilla shaffer in the mountain town of felton, said the water rose rapidly. >> it was rising at about two feet per hour. we experienced this on new year's eve, so we kind of had o

john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering enged communities.e at kf.org. ♪ ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour west." here are the latest headlines. the u.s. and dozens of other countries ighed whether to supply tanks to ukraine as the nation battles through another winter of war. after a 5 hour meeting in germany, there was no agreement. they did agree to send hundreds of armored vehicles, but ukraine's leaders said they need the tanks to turn the tide of the war from russia. in peru, the capital city, lima, braced for more protests today after thousands of demonstrators clashed with police overnight. crowds demanded the ouster of the country's new president and appealed for new elections. police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters. dozens of people have died in the unrest since president pedro castillo was removed from office and jailed last month. t

. >> the john s and james -- james l knight foundation founding communities.e at our website on the screen. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. ♪ the program was made possible by the corporation -- and your pbs station for viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to the newshour. authorities in memphis and other cities are urging peaceful protest tonight as they release a graphic video of the fatal police meeting of tyre nichols. goeff: that is a 19-year-old that died earlier this month after a arrest. police beat and tased him for three minutes at a traffic stop. the police officers are now charged with his murder. my friends, family, and supporters turned out for a vigil at his favorite skateboard park. the police chief said there was no possible -- probable cause for his arrest. many of the city's top officials have described the video of his arrest horrific and difficult to watch. his mother has said -- said she could not watch the full video of whahappened to her son. and there is some documentation on the video that is said to b him calling out for his m

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l. a. times when john carroll where there.people at the baltimore sun are the lexington paper when he took on the university of kentucky, sports and kentucky. that's like taking on tobacco i winston cheryl. i think mary is right, it didn't fall far from the tree, whatever that clichÉs. let's take one more. more on a roll. >> hi, i'm rick collins. i'm actually a classmate of mary's from -- and there's another class right here to, mick walsh is there. so i did not have the benefit of having rain wallace carroll as a professor, in fact mary probably wouldn't have liked me to be in the class anyway, i'd like to avoid that. i'd be really interested in hearing, you know, wallace carroll the professor. just react to that, however you want. >> it is true that my old friend meg nottingham is here, she did have wallace carroll as a professor. you know, i say in the book that he was very quiet, and he was seen in the corner, and he would listen to what you had to say. every now and then he would ask a question. you just, you didn't want

john lewis amelia boynton, one of the women. we don't lift up those names nearly enough but amelia was on that same bridge l. i later met her. josea williams crossed that bridge with john lewis. it is the faith of people like that who didn't have any reason tobelieve they could win . we look back at the civil rights movement i think and too often speak about these victories. the passage of the civil rights movement, the voting rights law. fair housing as if these were inevitable victories. they were quite improbable. >> host: not just improbable but one of the things you pointed out so that people understand, it didn't happen in all one fell swoop. when i think about the work trying to get the civil rights act of 1964 past and as you said it passed in 1964 but when it passed it didn't have voting it, it didn't have housing in and really, the hard dealings with discrimination only applied to the private sector. didn't apply to the public sector. when you look back on that, you've got civil rights act in 64 voting rights act in 65 . fair housing in 68. and it did not apply till 72. so over an eight year period, people look back

you talk about this, whether or not john kennedy's profile with the press heightens his profile around the world. and whether a change relationship had an effect on l lyndon johnson's profile.. >> my friend riley temple. a great question, riley. john f. kennedy was a journalist himself. he worked for hearst newspapers during the cycle will tour briefly he came back from combat. and admired journalist. he thought in fact, in his post president that he might buy a newspaper or might become an editor that was, anything that was distinct possibility would of done that. heat appreciated the fourth este is being a fundamental part of american democracy. he also knew the value in cultivating those relationships. i can tell you in talking to hugh who had a few scars probably on his calves from the kick, at least metaphorically, by john f. kennedy a timer to force coverage, that kennedy has enormous respect for hugh and what he did. he had respect for the profession of journalism. he also knew the clout of "time" magazine. "time" magazine was a behemoth at the time. i think that things start to fade when, during the johnson presidents. bear in mind, john f.

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the ousting of the former president, thine l. aberdeen ben, ali and sparked uprisings across the arab world. this time john is ins accused present chi site of orchestrating a power grab. and for the weakening the economy, or a con reports. ah, protesters like hobby boogie, the avenue, and the hot tuna they want present a fleet out of power. the st. louis been states for political change. 12 years ago, protest grew here, spread across the country, and within weeks toppled long time president. vinny albertine benner lee. oh, no opposition. groups that have long been rivals have unified and they include the national salvation front coalition and the free constitution party on their anniversary of the revolution they are more united than ever before. and that a lot of progress has been made in this particular point. and the way out is quite simple, or is it is actually a dialogue, a national dialogue between stakeholders in this country and national are at we're presented to offer a bit different quotes. if i move many thaws and attempt to placate the protesters, the president attended to rally on friday. one

l. a departed with it. but it enormous affection remains for him. here. john holeman al jazeera santo, brionas, he and energy boom after huge oil fields were discovered off it's atlanta coast. now the countries using that new found wealth to fund solar projects, benefiting isolated mainly indigenous communities. trying to report from the capital georgetown deep in the remote jungles of guyana far from the coastal power grid, where the kite 2 or falls meet a rain forest, the blankets, the landscape, a new generation of guy. and he's, our indians is seeing the light before solar power panels during the village this underdeveloped bridge, and ran on expensive diesel generators or no power at all. it is hard to find that didn't have that part in the village kato, an hour and a half flight from the capital of georgetown solar energy. now powers the schools, new computer lab, the lights and air conditioning that cools this tropical climate. it's quite comfortable here in a remote area, so it's beautiful in terms of having solar energy and electricity open running. e

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l breasts. the glaciers of europe's highest p . concealed proof filled data about a warming planet. post. john thomas explores in england visions. we'll see you back next hour. ah, with ah mm. there is no question that our climate is changing and how it will affect life on this plan. it is a great interest. will we be able to adapt glaciers which are formed over tens of thousands of years can give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time. what a scary is our glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. 2 and more we came here to mount albus, to speak to victor, couple of them. he has a great geologist who has devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating at times dangerous and very important job. ah, he is on natural indicators of climate change. it's becoming a sunday, they will disappear. today we're seeing the same trend in almost every mountain system as a shrinking just getting smaller. ah, do we need to worry about viruses coming into our system? definitely something to consider with is there anything we can do as humans? are we helpless in this

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l. lopez, a bridge or ordered the national guard to monitor mexico cities metro system following a series of accidents. john holman reports from the mexican capital richard this we're about a couple of weeks ago when there was a crush in mexico cities metro system between 2 trains that one person dead and dozens of them injured wasn't the 1st time that it had happened in recent is 20211026 people were left. that when an overpass in the metro system plus now this much is happening because after the president, under his manual of his will reduce said that he was going assembled and $5000.00 members of the national guard that's militarized police force at to protect the metro installations what if this was sabotaged was basically what he said. the people here recovered to say that it wasn't sabotage. one that they feel that it was negligence, the coolest these accidents. and to that they're against what they see is the growing militarization in this country. a lot of activities are managed by a, by what, what national, what, and a really doesn't. they're not answered at that element. for example, what airport

l e. in budapest, he's a podcast or the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals in paris. we have john laughlin, he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy and it needs to be cross to alex hello badge. he is a veteran reporter and foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross type rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. let me go to john 1st in paris in la, figured out in the pages of the figure we had you manual todd, talk about global change going on. and the epicenter of that change, of course, is ukraine. but he characterizes that as already were in the 3rd world war because i think a lot of it's been watching the commentary ever since of february of last year that we could be going on the, on the edge of we could be all this kind of stuff here, this anthropologist if i'm not mistaken, he says we're already in if john your thoughts? yeah. i mean, i know a manual, todd, and he is mainly famous for having predicted the end of the soviet union in the 1980s on the basis of the falling to the demographics of the soviet

john tribal, who's been tracking that forecast for us. what is it storm expected to make a landfall? yes, so we're seeing our first l l moments of it working right in right now. you can actually see some light showers to moderate rainfall on satellite and radar. >> that are currently pushing on in. now. we are also seeing from the east bay hills right here, some of the low cloud cover that is beginning to push in as well. so it's right on our doorstep at this point. look at the center of circulation right here, that low pressure area, this well formed system wrapping around that low pressure and there's your atmospheric river that is really just pushing right into the region right now. we're dealing with the warmer air ahead of the system. warm front, technically an occluded front. that is push right into the bay. now, this right here is going to be bringing some moderate showers throughout the course of the morning. we are definitely looking at enough conditions out there to get roadways wet, a little bit slick, but by no means our heaviest of rainfall just yet. i do want you to slow things down this morning, but u

guzman lopez, the son of imprison kingpin l. chapo, was taken into custody on thursday. flights have been cancelled. schools closed and people told to stay at home. john holmes has more from mexico city. that is quite a deaf po for something that was obviously a plan. the peroration, i think, gives a sense of the scale of this and how difficult it was to get to the video guzman. and also like how much the cost tell this in a lower cost controls can you can control the area and what a presence they have the the president under the manual up is over. the dog also said that things were calm. now in the state, in a lower and especially in cooler can we just check that independently speaking to a good friend, the journalist there that said yes, things do appear more calm. people are still reluctant perhaps to get out on the streets, but there are cars circulating there. there's not the sort of plumes of smoke that we are seeing on thursday when this operation happened in the retaliation was taking place. and it is a different outcome to when the mexican government tried this the 3rd time around, back in 2019, they went to the same man over the guzman, son