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the same virginia that stephanie was in washington thank you stephen british prime minister john snow has unveiled a roadmap to ease the coronavirus lockdown in england he calls his plan a cautious but irreversible path back to normality infections and death have been declining in england helped by a rapid fax anation rollout more than a quarter of the u.k.'s population have received a 1st doze. pupils across england just still learning is home but in just 2 weeks they'll return to the classroom opening schools is the 1st step in boris johnson plan to successfully locked on measures every 5 weeks. there is therefore no credible route to a 0 britain or indeed a 0. word and we cannot persist indefinitely with restrictions that debilitate our economy our physical and mental well being and the life chances of our troops allowing people to socialize again is the priority with restrictions on outdoor gatherings relaxing just before easter next on the list is reopening non-essential businesses by the end of april followed by pubs and restaurants by mid may all limits on socialising could the

a lot of snow has come down. >> john: we have pictures of philadelphia as well. d. when the snow is coming down, it's very pretty. but you give it a day in new york city and it turns into this black goo, which is horrible. here in washington, we have about 3, 4 inches total. a little still floating in the air right now. nothing in particular serious. i grew up in canada where we used to scrape more ice off of a hockey rink every hour. nice to see. >> sandra: perspective is everything. a chicago girl here. >> john: you know what it's like to be cold, too. thanks for joining us on "america reports." i'm sandra smith. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks. good to be back. good afternoon. welcome to "the story." as they were just talking about, we have a monster snowstorm slamming a large part of the country. millions are in a state of emergency. we have fox team coverage. we'll go outside and let you know where it's headed next. also breaking this afternoon, a blizzard hitting the white house. ten republican senators are about to head over to the white hou

has given emergency approval for john snow john. as coded 19 vaccine it gives americans a 3rd option and their 1st single dose short. the face of $317.00 schoolgirls abducted in nigeria on friday is still unknown they were taken from the town of john gay be in the latest in a series of mass abductions in the country's north the government has ordered all boarding schools in the area to be shut down police say that they have information the girls have been moved to a nearby forest where one of the girls who managed to escape the gunman has been describing her ordeal. and now well and i was coming out from the door and i met somebody that ran back and hid under my bed i'm scared of going back to school because of what happened but i'll go back if the government makes it safe. salvadorans are heading to the polls on sunday to elect 84 members for the national assembly polls indicate many 70 percent of voters say the president by a book aliased party. reports this fail of the vote could destabilize the democratic order imposed by 1902 p

so, how much snow are we expecting? when can john and i leave our snow bunkers? cnn meteorologist chad myers is tracking it for us. what are you seeing at this hour? >> i am seeing a storm that continues to work up the northeast coast. it's a coastal storm. we will call it a nor'easter because of the wind direction coming in from the northeast. but it's a low that's still getting stronger. so it could still put down that 2-to-3 feet of snowfall in the area. 27-inches was the old record for central park. i was there, that was 2016. there is no question there are spots over 2-feet. there will be extreme to catastrophic damage, with power lines down, the trees down, the heavy snow getting on the limbs, bringing down the power lines. now the forecast somewhere between 15 and 20. there will be areas west of new jersey and the city that will have 36 inches. no question. there are spots here 36 inches on the map, itself. let's hope that bulls eye isn't over the city, itself, or any city for that matter. 8:00 in the morning, it's snowing. obviously, that's right now. 2:0

everton came back to life like john snow. nick, an equalizer.ssing your sister, but that was the pest that was invented. >> he's not well. >> and everybody in everton, cheering for everton thought it was a good looking sister. i'll tell you what, what a huge day for you yesterday. it doesn't get much better than that. you guys come back and you tie united at the very end. you get in your everton blanket. >> i'm an objective journalist. i just say getting to work with bruce springsteen, i have always find my way through the darkness and there is hope on the way ahead. >> okay. we'll be tuning in to "men in blazers." roger bennett, thank you very much. >>> coming up at this 8:00 a.m. hour, the mayor of chicago lori lightfoot joins us. plus, democrats are expected to reveal fresh evidence against donald trump as his impeachment trial gets underway tomorrow. and two words for you, tom brady. >> with all that you've done, where does this rank? >> i'm not making any comparisons. being down here with this group of years is -- every year is amazing, and

even to take this snowball and make it into a mound of snow. >> john: the old adage, never look a horse felt about your neighbor, but if they plow your driveway would you tell the world you have some sort of mixed emotions about the fact that they did it? >> sandra: it's quite a story. tell us how you feel, i hate this! you have a lot of snow, what you do about it in the driveway, i'm sure you wonder this yourself. we sent our kids to shovel the driveway one spirit they were clearly just being nice, can't u accept the fact that there bein. >> thank you. >> sandra: a tom brady does it again, so how do you put his legacy and perspective? we will ask brian kilmeade to do just that as he weighs in on the greatest of all time. ♪ ♪ ugh, there's that cute guy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even like he'd be into me or whatever. ♪♪ ♪ this could be ♪ hi. you just moved in, right? i would love to tell you about all the great savings you can get for bundling your renter's and car insurance with progressive. -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. i found your retainer in the dryer. ok

to see if it's like actively selling right now are when they're going to get what do you say john yeah, the snowittle calmer right donner summit is actually anticipating another 7 inches of lot around up to after noontime today. it's not that you know is the black ice that scares me know you can crush it as you're driving over its underneath the snow that always has me go this is how it ends yeah, i know the black ice is legitimately scary. we are seeing a lot of those trucks heading up into the sierra with their hazard lights on it's good to see people are taking it slow out there we are seeing definitely a snowmaker up in the sierra nevada, it's not just us in the bay area that are in the midst of some of this precipitation but also up in the sierra you can see especially the western slope of this year up there. >>in the midst of some of that blue which indicates the snow that's falling as you traversing up 80 in our other routes on up in the higher elevations also pretty good share of rainfall across the central valley right now we may have calmed down for the bay area but that is only tempor

it wasn't snowing yet, and we get all of this overnight tonight and into this afternoon, that's when people could actually get stuck. stay where you are, plan on being there for a while. john, i don't know where you'll be this afternoon, but you have to be stuck in your cnn bunker, maybe the vending machines are still working. >> snow bunker, nonperishable foods. that's the key, john myers. what we're going through now, the amuse-bouche. >>> this morning, what could be the biggest test yet for joe biden's push for bipartisanship. ten republicans are offering a $600 billion counterproposal to the president's $1 trillion relief plan. joining us now, cnn political analyst sun ming kim, what are the big differences between these two plans and i think even more importantly, where we are this morning, what chance does this have to be a jumping off point to negotiations? >> so on the differences, there are many. you just pointed out, the republican counterproposal is about $6 billion. remember the biden plan is $1.9 trillion. that is less than a third of what the president and democrats have called for. so that is a big gulf there that may be impossible to bridge. you're also loo

. >> i'm john roberts in a snow way washington, d.c. welcome to another edition of america reports. investigate but there are growing calls from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to strip governor cuomo of his emergency

snow. cnn meteorologist chad myers with that. chad? >> do you call that the winner or the loser, john? i'm not sure. yeah. talked about these bullseyes yesterday where there were going to be spots with 30 inches of snow. and it happened. and these are old numbers. these numbers came in at 10:00 p.m. last night. we're expecting brand new numbers at 7:00 a.m. so, we'll add one or two inches into these. new york, new jersey, pennsylvania an awful lot of snow came down. the biggest bullseye is in western new jersey and two and a half feet of snow and windy as well. it's still snowing right now but a small dry area around new york city. most of the heavy snow is up state. even some of my peeps might be able to get a little snow from there but not much. still snowing up on hazelton mountain and edwardsville picked up almost 20 inches of snow there, back up to the north, this is what it's going to look like today. still snowing across parts of new jersey. so adding to those totals. back up into burlington, vermont, seeing some snow. up into the ski resorts and they will take it if they can get it. finally by 7:0

john, it is snowing and raining and just a mixture of both, and we are looking for some sunshine. >> see our breath here in the studio. the freezing rain has stopped and we are expected the sun may crack out a little bit later this afternoon. looking forward to that. speaking of cracking up, an airplane engine exploding over denver just after takeoff. next we will talk to someone who was looking at that very scene, a passenger on that flight that miraculously landed safely. >> if you have ever been involved in a high-speed or automobile crash, that's the sound we heard. and all of a sudden the silver object rolling in front of our front window. ♪ ♪ (vo) we live in a world of fees. airlines, hotels, food delivery, and especially car dealers all charge excessive, last-minute fees. when you want something badly enough, it feels like your only choice is to pay up. but what if you had a choice to take a stand instead? at carvana, we believe in treating you better. with zero hidden fees, you can drive off without feeling ripped off. that's what it means to live feelessly. i suffered with p

. >> i'm john roberts in a snow way washington, d.c. welcome to another edition of america reports. new york's governor insists there is nothing to investigate but there are growing calls from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to strip governor cuomo of his emergency powers. the governor even threatened it to "destroy him during a phone call. >> and just moments we will be speaking with republican congresswoman from new york nicole malliotakis. she said the governor's days are finished. >> john: but first we go to bryan llenas live in brooklyn, with the very latest on all of this. >> the albany times union is reporting that the fbi and u.s. attorney investigation is particularly focused on senior members of governor andrew cuomo's covid-19 task force and whether or not his administration purposely withheld the nursing home deaths told data from lawmakers and the department of justice despite the fact that they were requested and also whether or not they withheld the information from the public. now new york democratic assemblyman ron kim is accusing governor cuomo of obstruction

john's. >>there is a special viewing this weekend. it is the snown either have to stay up late tonight or set your alarm clock early to view the second full moon of the year. the moon will be at its fullest at 12:17am saturday morning. the snow moon title comes from northeastern native american tribes due to its visibility during a time of year marked by of course heavy snowfall. if the weather does block your view or is just too cold to go outside you can watch a live stream of the moon from rome's virtual telescope project. you can find that link on your screen there at the bottom virtual telescope not e u to see the snow catherine seems like there's a mood for this every kind of and snow thank you for reading that by the way i can't make that out so bad it's going like clint yeah, well were able to do it. >>i was going to last look at the weekend forecast becca well guys and if you're going to go out and check out the snow moon. it is could be quite chilly so a dress in layers temperatures are going to drop into the 30's and 40's during the overn

john: yeah. mike: the andersons. you know, vacation every year in the mountains for snowing, up north for water skiing. : we don't vacation anymore together. we don't do a lot of things because it's just too -- lemonis: as a family. john: yeah, because it's too painful. mike: our family just, like, broke apart. this back area is a little too cramped. lemonis: because you're trying to run two businesses out of 'em. mike: exactly. john: so this is the office. lemonis: hi, there. val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you. what do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but ande

snow in the new york city metro area. more than 70 million americans -- this is a live shot right now, john. i don't know if you can see anything. >> of what?! of what?! >> i don't know. it's just basically whiteout conditions. and 70 million americans are under winter storm advisories at this hour. this is times square, that you can see right there. so we'll bring you the latest forecast and the timing of all of this in a moment. >>> also developing, president joe biden will meet this afternoon with these ten republican senators who have introduced a counterproposal to his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. senior administration officials tell cnn that mr. biden is open to some negotiation on the price tag, but the $600 billion that the gop is offering is, quote, not going to scratch the itch. >> we should tell people, we're broadcasting from our hermetically sealed snow bunkers. no snowflakes can get in these closets we're in right now. alisyn camerota can't get in the closet i'm in right now. >> i don't even know where you are. >> in addition to that, a major upheaval in the former

that's 18 inches of snow on the ground. erica. >> as john berman said, he is done with winter, chad. he is done. >> yes. >> he is not alone i think, thank you. >>> the biden administration is extending a lifeline today to americans who lost their health insurance during the pandemic. that's next. exceptional care at every step, unparalleled safety at every visit, and flexible payment options for every budget. now, during the everyday smiles event new patients get a full exam & set of x-rays with no obligation. no insurance? no worries, it's free. plus, now all patients can get 20% off their treatment plan. find every reason to smile. every day at aspen dental. call 1-800-aspendental or book today at aspendental.com starting today, millions of americans will have a new chance to sign up for healthcare. so many people have lost coverage for one reason or another during the pandemic so president biden ordering the obamacare exchanges reopened for three months. joining me is the senior adviser to president biden. congressman, in just a moment, w

we did not make it through almost a year of a pandemic to lose people to a snow or an ice storm. >> reporter: john, millions across the state here desperately waiting for the power to get turned back on. the convention center in downtown dallas is being used as a warm shelter for hundreds of homeless people. and the current temperature in dallas right now, 3 degrees, john. tom brady has more super bowl rings than dallas has degrees. thought you'd like that. >> glad you put it that way. now i understand the situation. ed lavandera, wear a hat. for god's sake, your hair will handle it. >> i'm going to toughen this out. >> thanks, ed. appreciate it. >>> republican richard burr censured by his state party overnight for voting to convict the former president. north carolina's republican chair joins me to talk about the decision, next. s. with a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. the gold standard, so to speak ;) >>> overnight, north carolina republican party voted unanimously to censure senator richard burr for his vote to convict the former president at the senate impeachment

john brown. >> fascinating. one of the questions steve snow's asses same thing about the cooper speech will save that with some other questions. professor, you have written so powerfully about many of these women and as well as the african-american approved of slavery. he mentioned a few people in the last round, pick one or two that you think are especially illustrative. tell us the story and their reaction to this unbelievable evil of slavery through their eyes. >> sure. i think one of the things i like about having worked on this diary that i mentioned in the last question, written by this young woman by the name of emily davis who lives in philadelphia. she complicates the idea that we have about the free north. and allows us to see these days we are talking about here that blinken lived through through the eyes of a young free black woman who, although free lives within a nation where her sort of half free status keeps are quite vulnerable. we know that in the city of filth philadelphia black children were kidnapped up the streets regularly and sold into slavery. and we know of emily davis' own family, that her

shipments. >> reporter: i'm john lawrence reporting. >> live doppler 7 is tracking that major winter storm developing across the south. we are looking at rain and it is snow across much of the ohio valley heading into the northeast. as we look here, winter storm warnings, weather advisories and flash flood watches are up. it is going to impact a good part of the eastern seaboard and the southern tier states. as we look here, ice potential next 24 hours from asheville to roanoke. about a third to half an inch, major power outages are expected any time you get ice accumulations over a quarter of an inch. i'll be back with a look at our forecast coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00, the personal information of some california drivers may have been compromised. the dmv says a contractor was the victim of a ransom ware attack earlier this month. the hack did not involve social security numbers or driver's license information. the agency is i us. >> developments. san francisco pod a second suspect in connection with the kidnapping of two children whose father was driving for door dash. 27-year-old herman morizan of san francisco was arrested, boo

shipments. >> reporter: i'm john lawrence reporting. >> live doppler 7 is tracking that major winter storm developing across the south. we are looking at rain and it is snowoss much of the ohio valley heading into the northeast. as we look here, winter storm warnings, weather advisories and flash flood watches are up. it is going to impact a good part of the eastern seaboard and the southern tier states. as we look here, ice potential next 24 hours from asheville to roanoke. about a third to half an inch, major power outages are expected any time you get ice accumulations over a quarter of an inch. i'll be back with a look at our forecast coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00, the personal information of some california drivers may have been compromised. the dmv says a contractor was the victim of a ransom ware attack earlier this month. the hack did not involve social security numbers or driver's license information. the agency is investigating whether the information has been used. >>> new developments. san francisco police arrested a second suspect in connection with the kidnapping of two children whose father was driving for door dash. 2

great for the mountains you're driving now might be a good let's find out from john so we expecting much in the way of snowind of storm here that actually guys you can see that. there's guys are actually a little clearer than what we're looking at here in the bay area. >>this is our view right now at berkeley to be a lot of our views though because can see much for some parts of the day as this low gray is hanging out with us. pretty consistently this morning now as far as rainfall is concerned we've already seen a pretty good amount of it mount tam i think you're getting a little closer to a half an inch by santa rosa hanging out around a 10th of an inch similar for san francisco and that rain does continue to fall a look at radar outside shows you those conditions out there currently those little speckles of green, those areas where rainfall is actively coming down. but it is of at least misty from the north bay all the way through the south bay and that's something that we're going to be holding onto well through the course of this morning ahead of us zooming in on a couple of spots of radar you can see

john maguire has been looking at the impact it's having. come rain, shine or snowork, really hard work. but got through, did it, so that's what it's all about. getting the kids fed, seeing the parents, supporting them, doing my thing. can you show me your knee? i've got an ice pack underneath, so i've got compression and ice, just to ease some of the pain. the primary school teacher's carried thousands of free lunches to those who need them and walked hundreds of miles during the lockdowns. he delivers notjust food but also computers and pastoral support to his pupils and theirfamilies. the food is almost a way in, a way in, not physically into the house, but it's the connection. so they have to open the door to me. so that allows me to chat to them and make sure things are ok. i was sorting out a relationship issue, the fella had left the mum because he'd had enough. the pressure of the work was too much, they were arguing all the time. so i was sorting out that. i went to another house, i was doing long division, i was doing long division for year six. so it's th

. >> john avlon, appreciate your time. be safe out there. a lot of snow today in new york.hank you. >>> 100 million from the south to the east coast at risk for a deadly winter storm. we're live in texas where millions are facing a water crisis on top of a power crisis. stay with us. ♪ [ "could have been me by the struts ] ♪ hey, mercedes? how can i help you? the 2021 e-class. motortrend's 2021 car of the year. covid's still a threat. and on reopening schools, we know what happens when we don't put safety first. ignore proper ventilation or rates of community spread, and the virus worsens. fail to provide masks or class sizes that allow for social distancing, and classrooms close back down. a successful reopening requires real safety and accountability measures. including prioritizing vaccines for educators. parents and educators agree: reopen schools. putting safety first. >>> so here's the breaking news, president joe biden speaking with texas governor greg abbott about the storm, hundreds of thousands of people in texas still without power tonight, bundling up to fight o

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john in pennsylvania last december. now he says he's constantly distracted. >> snow blowers, dogs barking, parents going in and out.reporter: another finding? 50% of students said the strength of their relationships with teachers has decreased. >> i sent a follow up email to my teachers, just telling him about everything that's been going on and it took mihm almost four days to respond. >> do i believe kids will be okay and they'll make it? absolutely. will they be able to do that alone? no. >> reporter: learning how to manage -- >> i'm just trying to think positively. >> i'm trying my best. >> reporter: -- in a year filled with the unexpected. >> that was nbc'srehema ellis reporting. >>> texas has a lot to do in addressing their power grid. but we all have a lot to address about -- everything. ing. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. ♪ ♪ when you drive this smooth, you save with allstate the future of auto insurance is here you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today ♪ [ "could have been me by the struts ] ♪ he

tracking our local so let's say good morning to him hey john hey they're kind reminds you of what we had last week here the sierra nevada with that heavy snow piling up out east now and we've seen a good dose of snowfall in the sierra that got us a little closer to where we should be for this time of year and an additional dose of snow for the sierra as soon as this afternoon into tonight. >>here in the bay area. we've also got some rainfall on the way it's nice and dry out there right now though so if you're venturing out for your monday morning pretty easy go at it as we set sail for your first day of february looking at some dry skies only for the moment though as we look at the radar you can see those conditions pretty calm out there right now, let's zoom out across the radar across the region. so there's your line of showers. this isn't so much an atmospheric river event like we saw last week but rather just your typical winter storm cold front dropping through and leaving with it along that frontal boundary some sierra snow and then some rainfall for the bay area so nice to see us tapping into that moisture and not necessarily a prolo

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john in pennsylvania last december. now, he says he's constantly distracted. >> snow blowers, dogs barking, parents going in and out and: another finding, 50% of students said the strength of their relationships with teachers has decreased. >> i sent a follow up email to one of my teachers telling him about everything that's been going on and took him four days to respond. >> reporter: do you believe kids will be okay and make it? absolutely. will they be able to do that alone? no. >> reporter: learning how to manage -- >> i'm just trying to think positively. >> i'm trying my best. >> reporter: in a year filled with the unexpected. rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> and coming up for us, this season of our discontent and we have some facts you may not believe from across the country. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a la

john in pennsylvania last december. now he says he's constantly distracted. >> snow blowers, dogs barking, parents going in and out and itcan mess with me. >> reporter: another finding, 50% of students said the strength of their relationships with teachers has decreased. >> i've kind of sent a follow-up email to one of my teachers telling them about everything going on and it took him almost four days to respond. >> do i believe kids will be okay? will they make it? absolutely. will they be able to do that alone? no. >> reporter: learning how to manage -- >> i'm trying to think positively. >> i'm try my best. >> reporter: in a year filled with the unexpected. rehema ellis, nbc news. >> the pandemic is hurting all of our kids but it's been especially hard on our most vulnerable. a study from the nonprofit bellwether education projects that 3 million kids are at risk of being displaced from school entirely. including kids homeless, in foster care, living with disabilities ask those who english is not their first language. to put that in perspective that's nearly the entire school age population in the state of florida. but

search box near the top of the page to look for john mackie or the title of his book, conscious leadership. business journalist sara frier is the author of "snow filter. "when was instagram start evidence and by whom. >> guest: it's crazy to become out decade ago is when instagram was start expect transform our lives lives so much in the meantime. started by these two men, kevin and mike who had gone to stanford and tried a lot of different tech companies, before settling on the idea they wanted to enter in the mobile app race. at this time we had just started buying iphones and had the ability to take a camera with us wherever we went and instagram was the first app that captured that idea, that the internet was michigan that could come with you and you could incorporate social media into your life whether you're going to a restaurant or a wedding or when you're out and about you can post what you see. >> host: and how many users are on instagram today? >> guest: more than 1 billion. although we have not gotten anup date number since 2018 because of internal corporate drama which we can talk about. >> host: and we will. but what was the goal

snow like know that it's a late to the lee outside little slick out there. but there are spots where it came down that the roads are a little bit. it's all we've got john to make too is even us we got a good dose of rain and snow last week so. >>we know what the real stuff is obviously the east coast is tapping arrive into that right now so if you have family out there the probably calling it actually little jealous of her light showers you can see outside this picture from our timber on viewer at 24 right here sharing some sprinkles up in tiburon temper on as well as the rest of the north bay is really starting to see conditions dying down now the further south you get in the bay area generally the more widespread and the more intense, the showers become you can actually see that pretty well here on in our stormtracker so marine county sonoma county even northern napa county relatively quiet. there's definitely misty conditions definitely wet roads up there. the north bay are quite a spot to zoom in on a couple of sprinkles around the richmond center fell bridge and on up 82 you're in the midst of some showers from concord hercules on 6.80 further inl

snow. thankfully prepared, heavy clothing, camper and propane before he got rescued. >>> as we continue to recognize black history month, we focus tonight on john carlos, from 50 years ago, a track star at san jose state to man who made a bold statement on the world stage. one of the most iconic images of the 20th century, at mexican olympics, winning gold, stood with tommy smith and both raised fists as sign of black power. >> it's amazing we're fighting the same issues today. as i fought 53 years ago. still you sit back and say we've been fighting this issue 553 years. it's to the point now where young individuals are so much more aware of the atrocities that have been applied to him. >> hear more coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> started at san jose state. >>> update to the breaking news at valley fair mall. stay with us. >>> update on the breaking news at valley fair mall in south bay. nbc bay area sky ranger is head. san jose police telling us a man was threatening a shooting, streaming on social media about shooting up a mall. police tracked his location and saw he was inside valley fair. we want to be clear, no shooting ever occurred,

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snow or ice storm. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone.in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." >>> president joe biden's first presidential town hall is tonight with cnn, live from milwaukee. the president will get a chance to make his case directly to the american people for his $1.9 trillion relief package that he hopes to pass by next month when existing benefits expire. president biden is certain to face questions about vaccinations and their distribution. a bipartisan group of governors wrote a letter to biden saying his administration's handling of coordination of vaccines needs to be better. how about the reopening of schools? that's also facing scrutiny. while mr. biden is eager to move forward, it's clear questions about the capitol insurrection persist. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing the creation of an independent commission to investigate the deadly siege similar to the 9/11 commission. >> overnight, senator richard burr became the latest republican to be censured by his state party in north carolina

sleet and snow coming through here that snow stretch across the far north of in the mixing things up a little sea temperatures around 30 celsius there in new delhi john retry but we have still got some problems with fog and smoke. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet police intimidation and charges of said dishes on the state line becomes the default media namely the images that each day in these days and just how day and create a new science makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines iran's representative to the un's nuclear watchdog says talks with the i.a.e.a. have been fruitful the results will be announced later its head is in town for talks on a day that's the deadline set for us to lift sanctions. thousands of people around on the streets a man maher off to the worst violence yet in more than 2 weeks of demonstrations soldiers fired tear gas and live rounds killing 2 people injuring dozens on

the areas affected by the storm full cost to say that lingering snow showers will continue in the northeast let's go live now to chicago. john 100 is a what looks like a crisp cold day with will sunshine. it is indeed and it's very cold out here but chicago is prepared for weather like this texas hasn't seen subzero temperatures that blanketed the entire state for 35 years and that's why this is all happening right now williams of texans are now trading a lack of power for a lack of water what happened initially is that those systems are not really designed for the cold and texas has been deregulated and that means there is an all of the redundancy and it's a unique state because it has its own power system they've got plenty of oil and natural gas there they didn't need to tie up with other states but this is what happens when exceptional cold hits the states what's happening now is that all of the power plants are back into action after several days of cold that's according to governor greg abbott there but now 7000000 people are without water or being asked to boil their water that is because of the pipes have now frozen

would be scary luckily, though got out thankfully, we've got john in the weather center keeping an eye on. the fact that they're still getting snow up there this morning and how much longer will last master the snowfall in the sierra nevada something that's going to last through the rest of the day today on into tonight and into tomorrow morning too so just a good reminder there that you need to be prepared as you head up into it, although this week snowfall this latest round of it. >>not amounting to as intense and high piling that snowfall was last week piling up in the feet up there in the sierra this is daughter summit this morning i've seen traffic moving along just fine roadway is definitely actively being plowed so you do have some slick spots but crews are keeping up with it quite well just anticipate a slower goes you're heading up there, there's one of those clouds right now actually keeping those roadways clear for you now as we get outside this morning here in the bay area you're in the midst of some spotty showers generally rainfall intensity has been gradually dipping throughout the course of the morning, especially

snow or an ice storm. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alliisyn camerota and john berman. >> look at that video of what people are experiencing through much of the country. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. president joe bide listen take part in the first presidential town hall tonight with cnn live from milwaukee. the president will make his case directly to the american people for his $1.9 trillion relief package to be passed next month when existing benefits expire. president biden is certain to face questions about vaccinations and the state of the pandemic. a bipartisan group of governors wrote a letter to biden saying that the administration's handling of the coordination with the vaccinations needs to be much better. how about reopening schools? that's also facing scrutiny. and while mr. biden is eager to move forward, it's clear that questions about the capital insurrection will continue. house speaker nancy pelosi will investigate this deadly siege similar to the 9/11 commission. >>> senator from north carolina became the latest republican to be censured by

john maguire reports. come rain, shine or snow, zane powies is out pounding the pavements of grimsby. how was today?usands of free lunches to those who need them and walked hundreds of miles during the lockdowns. he delivers notjust food but also computers and pastoral support to his pupils and theirfamilies. the food is almost a way in, a way in, not physically into the house, but it's the connection. so they have to open the door to me. so that allows me to chat to them and make sure things are ok. i was sorting out a relationship issue, the fella had left the mum because he'd had enough. the pressure of the work was too much, they were arguing all the time. so i was sorting out that. i went to another house, i was doing long division, i was doing long division for year six. so it's that that you do at the door, the stuff you didn't know you was going to do, can't be done on the phone. 0ne grateful mum recorded this message of thanks. this lockdown has been very hard on me because i'm a single parent and teaching my youngest child who's got hidden disabilities has been a right challenge. seeing za

snow storm that affected doubts. trade rumors have been swirling around jimmy garoppolo all season long but today he may have gotten his most significant endorsement. niners gm johnch speaking on the eye test for 2 podcast lynch was asked if there's any doubt in your mind drop below will be the team's starting quarterback when the season begins. no not at all i really believe that there you have it john lynch's words now to be fair this isn't the first endorsement. he's given jimmy g but it was the first since the end of the season. when the a's take the field on sunday they'll be playing in front of some fans along cry from life here in the bay area where there hasn't been fans at pro sporting events in the year. good thing for oakland. they are down and sunny mesa arizona we chatted with a's president dave leval the shared his thoughts about having some fanfare. >>it's going to be fantastic we're going to be playing the la dodgers, the reigning champions and hopefully we're going to show what we're made of in oakland we're excited actually host 2000 fans socially distance in a safe manner we set it up here with the local will be masking mandates of course but t

and john hendren in chicago where many teachers want to receive their vaccines before going back to school the mayor disagree. however we've got another round of heavy snow in the forecast for japan particular cross western parts of honshu you can see this little area a cloud here which has been sliding across the sea of japan may disturbances well at into the open waters of the northwest pacific but you can see that sea effect snow just rolling back in and that could cause further disruption as we go on through thursday a ship become a little quieter by the time we come to friday but there will still be some wintry flurries from time to time moderate comes back in behind across the korean peninsula so getting up to 7 celsius and we could get it in double figures for beijing with a high of around 11 to create unnoticed by that state we will see some west whether it's eastern parts of china shanghai could see some heavy downpours for a time chance of some heavy downpours just pushing into eastern parts of sri lanka meanwhile but for much of in the air it is dry and quiet we have still got the fog there across the northern plains but hopefully this little

snow from a california woman's driveway. she responds by likening them to hezbollah and nazis. wait, what? i'm john roberts.l done, john roberts paid to have the story right now. it's a crisis of conscience for "los angeles times" columnist when her trump supporter neighbor cleared her driveway after a massive snowstorm. in an op-ed she compares it to the tactics of hezbollah. this piece starts off, like, "oh, heck no. the trumpites next door plowed our driveway without being asked and did a great job. how my going to resist demands for unity in the face of this passive-aggressive niceness?" but then she writes this. the coat has blood, the shiite islamist party in lebanon, also give things away for free. the favors has blood does for people probably don't involve snowplows, but like other mafias, hezbollah tends to its own." they also demand devotion to their brutal us versus them anti-sunni cause." what is this writer trying to say? she seems very, very angry and her entire life, entirely political. >> buck: well, biden's win was not the cure for trumped arrangement syndrome. this is a chronic long-term c

john. a major winter storm, now making its way east after snow and freezing temperatures hit the south over a highway in san antonio, texas. and look at that. snow covering the highway. the storm left more than 2 million without power. casey stegall live for us. i've had a lot of subs have never seen something like that there. >> i was going to say, sandra, you don't see this around these parts, and the people are not really used to driving on it either. president biden, though, has declared a federal disaster for the state of texas because what is crazy about this is every single state is being impacted by this historic winter storm. the majority of the power outage is now approaching nearly 3 million, actually intentional. running that texas electrical grid, says that it was forced to order rotating controlled blackouts early this morning, since demand is far outweighing the supply. officials say that the outages could last for hours at a time, through tonight, and into tomorrow. the storm is extremely far-reaching, by the way. check this out. much of the pacific northwest also hit with s

snowing. polo sandoval live in central park. this is one of the biggest storms we've seen in a long while. >> john, i'll tell you this. is out on the sidewalks. the dogs are out. it's safe to say we've entered that post-blizzard phase but the event not necessarily over. why? because there's still plenty of snow throughout the city and in many of the sidewalks. workers have been doing a really good job keeping this clear but other sidewalks across the city are still covered with that slushy mess. so the big recommendation right now going out to people is simply walk with care if you'll be out and about in this. obviously, they're still hope philadelphia you don't have to leave your house and you go ahead and stay home because it's certainly still quite cold but you have other regions, including in northwest new jersey, that got basically double what we saw here in central park. here we saw close to 17 inches. up there, almost 30 inches. that gives you an idea of the cleanup efforts folks may be looking forward to. still, though, far from normal right now even though mass transit is mostly back online. you have remote t

playing the mom card i see she has her hands full as is john if that all right, let's take a live look outside i 80 at castle peak, we did see some snowshowers during the overnight hours. >>chain controls have been lifted and let's take a look at snow accumulations of them. the last 24 hours. we had did see about 8 inches of snow for truckee south lake tahoe up to 7 inches of fresh powder and mount rose 6 inches of snow and right now the sierra snowpack averaging about 66% of average so central sierra though 75% of normal so that's really great there. but we still have a long way to go and right now we're tracking dry conditions out there right now and your future cast for also showing very dry sunny outlook because the warm-up that we're expecting here in the bay area also going to make its way into the sierra as well so great weather heading your way to enjoy all that fresh powder for south lake tahoe, let's take a look 43 degrees by sunday, warmer and sunnier conditions by monday 5th learning with 50's so 49 degrees for your daytime highs and by tuesday 47 degrees and here at home in the bay area going to look and feel a lot more l

snow forts why that's why you're on. in other words pop is all about the zeitgeist whatever the latest sound is plus some clever marketing and these days certain john ross and artists are also promoted with the help of recommendation systems. hit song science shows that tracks featuring the work you are more likely to climb the charts. still success can't be guaranteed there are too many variables not to mention the goosebumps factor. only. yulia bristol is a ph d. student in computer science at the german research center for artificial intelligence she monitors test person's skin conductance while they listen to music for signs of stress or emotional response she herself reacts positively to this song. some of the big nomadism of the day you a combination of the female vocals and the melody that appeals to me it seems to have a depth it moves me. and signal registers this response to the i.v. . are others likely to respond the same way this sort of data could be gathered on a large scale and be used to train machine learning programs to identify what sort of news. it is most likely to trigger an emotional response in listeners. another approach is