mouayed lived with his family in the maesglas area of newport.t, or not? yeah, new year's, new year's, 2015 going into 2016. the bashirfamily settled in newport in 2006, having left sudan for the uk a few years earlier. mouayed's two brothers, mother and father had all been granted british citizenship, but mouayed was facing deportation after getting into trouble with the police. unfortunately, he got caught up in stuff that slowed down his citizenship. it was a roller—coaster of emotions for him. and i think that played a lot and triggered a lot of his mental health. because that's when he started acting up, started being a bit different. he wasn't the same mouayed no more. mouayed had been stabbed three weeks before his death and when the police called to his home he still had a large, deep wound to his leg. when the police restrained him, you know, they handcuffed him, they bound his legs and thighs and my dad was saying to the police officers he's already wounded. he's bleeding again from his thigh. please let go of his handcuffs and let go o

definitely feel it standing out here hard on face like pellets, snow flying, important dates from newport instead of officials this hour tell people stay home people on this island, you really should not be nobody shoulding be driving traffic ban in place entire state i can say while here i have not seen many on the road that is a good thing, they want to make sure people are not out and about walking around, they have not pulled crews off roads, they have been out and about, following them around the clock some having a hard this time seeing people because of low visibility should a visibility er deteriorated you could see them yearly an hour ago things have changed again things are shifting changing as the day goes on, the waves in water definitely crashing whitecaps boats swaying as well luckily there are pretty title secured nothing has gotten loose at least here where i am standing another thing mentioned about newport a lot of clonal builds i am told titlely packed telling on narrow roads starting to see some localized pocket of snow drifting accumulated in high numbers that is some

in the area, that is improving as far as visibility and in newport we talk to people coming to checkd to make sure that they were secure. you can see them definitely rocking in the water. i do notice were seeing some of the waves cap for the first time, we have not seen that as much as hours leading up to this. even though visibility is improving the winds continued to be really strong and it's hard to know how much snow is accumulating because of the winds is so powerful and the snow was drifting and it's hard to know what is sticking, if you look at the snow we have layers and what we seen for most of the morning but underneath it it's hard to get to the base of the parking lot, it is a thick sheet underneath of it and the snow started coming down around 9:00 o'clock, it is been consecutive hours, picking up around 6:00 o'clock and now it'll taper off around 4:00 o'clock. the new new york city mayor nearby talk to the director of public works who said they had to pull off their crews for a couple of hours to avoid whiteout conditions. craig: incredible, just watching you i know tha

fox weather's katie byrne in newport, rhode island.cies, this after a fox obtained video of migrants arriving at an airport north of new york city last august. and this week fox cameras caught an apparent mass if relocation of migrants in texas. one immigration and customs enforcement source accusing the d. of becoming a, quote -- department of becoming a, quote, unofficial travel agency for if illegal immigrants and criminals. let's bring in fox news contributor and columnist for "the hill," joe concha. joe, as you know, i'm a private pilot. it's been kind of an open secret in the pilot community for a while that the department of homeland security is flying these charter jets, always at night, they always land in the middle of the night, to not really wig airports -- big airports. allentown, bethlehem, pennsylvania, is one, westchester county north of new york city, has seen some as well. migrants going all over the country in the dead of night. if the administration is, wants to be open about it, why not do it in broad daylight? >>

an amazing sight off the coast of newport beach.f dolphins jumping out of the water near a whale watching tour boat. this is video from newport landing in davey's locker whale watching. >> passengers were all struck by the scene as am i and nobody knows exactly what caused this dolphin stampede as they call it. they may have been debating a predator or catching up to a food source. but either way, this was an amazing sight. yeah, fun to watch to check this out. a woman shared video of her walking on top of a frozen lake in toronto. >> you can see the toronto city skyline there in the distance. she captioned the video, white walker which references scenes from hbo's game of thrones. that's because some areas are seeing a wintry mix of cold weather and ice. an extreme cold warning has been issued for toronto with temperatures dropping as low as -17 >> wow. and there is a new trend in travel taking a flight to nowhere back in 2020, you might remember a quiet is a 7 hour sightseeing flight sold out in just 10 minutes. and passengers in

switching gears now, check out this amazing sight off the coast of newport beach in orange county.ds of dolphins jumping out of the water near whale watching tour boat. this is video from newport landing in davey's locker whale watching passengers were all struck by this scene. no one knows exactly what caused what's called this a dolphin stampede. they may have been trying to evade a predator or just trying to catch up to some food source. but it was great to watch how what a sight. >> so raising that wraps up. kron. 4 news at 5, but we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock as another covid variant is emerging. top medical officials say we will need a universal coronavirus vaccine while learning to live with covid long term and the retirement plans. the u.s. supreme court justice steven briar, democrats promising to ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance

it in seminary fashion, like newport dominion. and again, i showed simon winter and you're going to give mickey in there, or could you tell as i said, let, you know, the chocolate and gold and black black was like, you know, to talk step. i'm going to do black. and then i chose like gold until it's because battles over how does it get better? that's the reason why is because it shows and i do any number of game and it began and to symbolize all that key rates, almost island and dial into something that is about premises. you know, i want to know why is it just really slow? it's just nothing road. so roxanne and a and i took from she left lenny and germany and my intent to milan from from cc. because that is the only way we are able to like expand our territory. if 40 people attend the event, we basically need to make we need to have 30 people buy something and then well, have a surplus of 7009. so what we have so far ah, oh, i went to a c, a b a . well, with a moment i live here, i go back home and have like a freshman and then i

this is video from newport landing and davey's locker. well watching now, passengers were awestruck, understandably so by the scene. no one knows exactly what caused all. dolphin water stampede. they may have been debating a predator catching up. for a few source or, you know, just trying to show off. right either way was an amazing sight. thank you for watching kron on at noon. i'm theresa we'll see you back here at 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> judge tanya: you discovered that he had drug parties at your place. >> i was seeing drugs. >> judge tanya: marijuana. >> ♪ i'm trouble ♪ >> i also saw white drugs. >> judge michael: how do you explain that? >> nobody's perfect. it was my day off. >> judge patricia: come on. >> ♪ i'm trouble ♪ >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. "hot bench." >> sonia: y

i had the news in newport news. chris horne. >>you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>breaking news at 12, 30 this afternoon, california attorney general rob bonta. his office is opening a civil rights investigation into the santa clara county sheriff's office. bonta said in a statement today the investigation will seek to determine whether the sheriff's office has engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional conduct as it relates to conditions in its jail facilities, resistance to lawful oversight and other misconduct. you might remember back in december, the santa clara county civil grand jury accused sheriff laurie smith of political favoritism through concealed carry weapons permits and resisting an audit into negligence allegations. she did make a virtual court appearance last week but did not enter a plea. smith has led the santa clara county sheriff's office since 1998. will continue to follow this breaking news today here on kron for as well as on our website. new this afternoon, the cdc has issued a travel adviso

our senior weather producer talking about how we are experiencing blizzard conditions in newport, nothing but sustained winds 30 miles an hour in visibility at four miles or less. if we stay in his for three as it will be official. speaking of that visibility look around narragansett bay and across the water you should be seeing fishing dock, lots of boats up here. you can't see anything because it is just white. i just got off the phone with the narragansett director of public works in charge of clearing the streets of this snow. he told me they decided to pull the crews off because of weight out conditions in the town over from us in narragansett. we are in the beginning of it but it is progressing as the hours go on. craig: i'm sure you can see freezing fog with windy conditions, windchill is 4 degrees. be safe and we will check in with you in just a bit. amy: blizzard warning in effect for suffolk county on long island. the easternmost portion of the island seeing wind gusts as high as 70 miles an hour during this storm. steve bender joins us in shirley, long island, white out conditi

this is video from newport landing in davies locker.atching passengers were just awestruck by the scene. can imagine going to see that in real life. no one knows exactly what caused this dolphin stampede they may have been debating a predator trying to get some food or just wanted to be popular and get a lot of likes on instagram. dolly parton and baking company. duncan hines are teaming up to bring some of the country music's favorite cakes straight to your home. the dolly parton line includes banana cake mix, coconut cake mix, butter cream frosting, obviously. and chocolate buttercream frosting dolly's baking collection went on sale today. unfortunately, it is sold out. even if you just want to have that the collector's item of the box and itself is pretty cool. but you can also sign up to get notified for when. those items will be on sale again. we have time now to check in with newsnation to see what the team there is working on for tonight. >> tonight and dan abrams live on news nation. the other 3 officers facing charges for the k

this incredible sight was captured by a whale watching boat near newport beach on sunday.ales, believes the dolphins may have been trying to evade a predator or trying to catch up to food. whatever the mission, they were certainly in a hurry, as you can see, they're stampeding is the fastest way to travel if you're a dolphin. because leaping out of the water offers less resistance than swimming in the water at full speed, remarkable sight. just an amazing sight. i remember a few years ago seen video closer to monterey bay of that same event. so dolphins, a stampeding and also toward the coast kind of a link. here we have some high surf with waves of around 10 to 15 ft, but lots of sunshine out toward the coast. but just be extra careful if you are heading to the shore line this week with all that swell out there. has been a dry weather pattern as you can't see with january 7th. that was our last system that moved across the bay area, so it has been dry stretch as you can see here all last two weeks ago last week, and this week, the tally continues and looks like there's a

from santa cruz, you have a lot of beaches from santa cruz and down through southern california, newporth, huntington beach, san diego with mission beach with a lot of tourists that are often on the beach, not familiar with the way the ocean works. this is one of the reasons why they have decided to close some of these beach areas to keep people away from the shore and from entering the water. now, the alert has also been issued for people on boats with the water rising, and these one to two foot waves that could have an effect on the people that are on these boats, often in these areas. these boats could be pushed into rocky areas and eventually crash. these are the types of accidents that can happen when these currents increase. for now the alert continues, the advisory continues, and they're still asking people to stay away from a lot of these beach areas. as you mentioned at least here in southern california, many of them have been closed down. >> okay. we're also seeing a bit north of you there, west port washington, those beaches have been closed down as well, guad. again, we can't

. >> you know newport well. >> the mistress is not a player in the great game. >> she is not a suitableuaintance. >> i will make them pay one day. >> the challenge for julian fellows is to come up with a show that doesn't look like an american copy of downton abbey. to me, he has failed at that because of some of the casting and characters are so similar to the british show it feels completely contrived. i am referring to the household staff, they have a chubby cook, a brazen amid and 00 m-- maid ad stubborn butler. >> what about the upstairs characters? >> they have a little more depth. louisa jacobson with a convincing performance. christine bring free -- christine brantley is fantastic although she does sometimes remind me of a character from one of her other shows. all and all, there is very good chemistry. for me, the scenes sealer is carrie coon, the wife of the railway tycoon, it is impossible to hate her. also the show is attempting to bid to -- depict racism and prejudice. there is an aspiring writer who becomes friends with marion. we will have to see how the plot line develop

but nevertheless, people are being told to keep watch. officials in newport beach say they are expecting that they will probably less be advisory at about an hour's time. but obviously this is something that is changing by the 2nd. i'm at the moment as we are on this advisory, that being told, just keep an eye out that's try to say it's try and stay safe as possible. as you mentioned, feel it's not just california, but that phenomenon advisor was issued down the coast of the west coast of the us. tell us a little bit more about the other areas that are impacted right now. we're seeing life pitches from washington for example. 6 this is this a huge stretch of coastline, so there are a number of areas that could be impacted kaufman bay in northern california for example just near the summer cisco. b california it seems from heavy waves, but as i say they could be. but it's certainly caused by the effects of what we saw in tonga, but just by natural ways, the fact that it is january, it is winter. hey, we're also seeing some strong winds in california. the big thing is that they need to try

. >> reporter: peter moore drove all the way from newport beach for the gnarly waves. >> you put your head down and grit through it for 20 or 25 minutes, then you are almost there and then it will push you all the way back in. >> reporter: the national weather service and meteorologists are warning curious beachgoers of dangerous sneaker waves. >> new energy pushed towards the coastline from this new swell being generated. >> reporter: they can catch people off guard, including this man over the weekend, nearly pulled right in. >> reporter: if you end up getting swept out to the ocean, the best chance for survival is to swim parallel to the shoreline instead of fighting the current directly, trying to head back to the beach. >> reporter: if you see a rescue and think why are the rescuers into the recurrent? we get that question quite a bit. it helps to pull us out faster. we swim parallel, we come to our victims and we bring them back to safety, out of the actual rip current. >> reporter: with gear ready and surfboards to paddle out, rescue swimmers from seven cisco fire crews the sho

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tom: i was talking with the guy yesterday, i cannot remember, newport, rhode island, the context is,s it in london? mike is not worried about people coming back to work. mike wants less soccer talk. jonathan: he likes the boston celtics. tom: less soccer talk. our people love english football. jonathan: i think lisa just wants us to shut up half the time. lisa: [laughter] jonathan: futures up two on the s&p. yields at 1.7482. ppi data at 8:30 eastern time. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. the san francisco fed president calling for interest rate hike as early as march. he supports three rate hikes this year. the fed should act to temper consumer demand. republicans could still block a final vote. senate democrats are continuing a long shot dead to change the filibuster roof -- longshot bid to change the filibuster rules. the world's largest asset manager plans to test workers on site three times a week. blackstone is joining other firms to take more test. the boeing 737 max is set to return to commercial service in china. a signif

former trump deputy national security advisor and author of the newport revolution, we the people.ee you again. putin has been warned massive sanctions and crippling sanctions if he does moving, but moving military equipment to the border, what is he trying to do? >> vladimir putin for 30 years, wants to make russia great again and undo the deceit russia had during the cold war so what is the key to this? it's ukraine. russia's has with ukraine, it's an empire, without, is hardly even a country and vladimir putin made it clear he wants ukraine in his camp but what he really doesn't want is ukraine to go into the camp of the west, nato, to become an ally of the west and have american or nato troops so he's positioned himself, cyber attacks against the ukrainian government the last two days, 100,000 troops at the border and the defense department spokesman said he is potentially going to move in with some kind of a false flag operation, i personally don't think he will send them across the border, i think he's going to do this right below the threshold military engagement but he gets

visit the homes in newport a manchin built in 1901. the properties are breathtaking. >> dana: that is it for "the five." "special report" suspect next. bret, i hear you have peter doocy on. >> bret: definitely have peter and can't wait for the big show. good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are covering several major stories, america's crime crisis targets police officers over the weekend. multiple shootings. markets tank and then battled back as concerns over inflation specifically rising energy prices hit the american economy. but we start off with the possibility of war. real war. the u.s. is already sending weapons to ukraine. and actual u.s. personnel to that region could be next. the pentagon is placing 8500

this is newport harbor, rhode island, very difficult to see, near whiteout conditions.an see the mast rocking around in the waves there, right now kind of leaning left. several states are now seeing flooding as well as near hurricane-force winds pound the coastline along with all that snow. in massachusetts, more than 100,000 people are currently without power. officials are warning residents to stay home, avoid travel as this storm moves through. it's not just the east coast, in chicago a storm dumped 10 inches of heavy lake-effect snow on friday. according to the national weather service, the snow was falling at nearly 2 1/2 inches per hour leading to very dangerous travel conditions there as well. the state and city deployed more than 500 snow vehicles to clear the roads. some folks are finding ways to have fun there. >>> sources now tell cnn that the white house is considering a wilder list of potential nominees for the u.s. supreme court than has been reported thus far. we now know at least one of the people president biden is considering is south carolina district

the first going to gold bell security based in newport news, virginia. the second contract going to revival health located in manhattan beach, california. no monetary details on that deal. the white house press secretary jen psaki says the president will update the nation tomorrow on the covid battle and also on testing. speaking of which we also expect, shannon, to hear from the supreme court tomorrow perhaps just ahead of mr. biden's remarks as the high court weighs in on covid mandates for large employers and healthcare workers at medicare and medicaid supported facilities which should make for a very interesting day here in washington and i suspect a long day for you, my friend. >> shannon: yes. but those are our favorites. always exciting. the opinions come at 10:00 eastern. we'll see if these cases are among them. they never tell in us advance. i'll be here. so kevin, the president's approval rating hitting a new low. some new polling that's not good for the white house. what can you tell us? >> in a word, yikes. that's probably the best way to des

the newport news school district is spending $840,000 for a new student information system to catalog student's academic progress." those are the specifics, elaborate on that. guest: what i was trying to highlight was that there are a lot of priorities that school districts had prior to the pandemic that have not gone away. the school building is overcrowded, that did not stop being a problem when the pandemic started, and even though expanding the school building might not seem like a direct response to the spread of a virus within the school community or building, i think you can make a connection there and i think school districts are trying to do that in terms of improving the learning experience, especially the most recent round of funds. it was really pitched towards providing schools with the tools to be able to grow from the pandemic and emerge stronger than they were before. with the example of expanding a school building, there are various ways to connect that to the pandemic, more classrooms, fewer students in the classroom and it will help with social distancing capabiliti

visit the homes in newport a manchin built in 1901. french chateau, see the eastman house in rochester, the properties are breathtaking. >> dana: that is it for "the five." "special report" suspect next. bret, i hear you have peter doocy on. >> bret: definitely have peter and can't wait for the big show. good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are covering several major stories, america's crime crisis targets police officers over the weekend. multiple shootings. markets tank and then battled back as concerns over inflation specifically rising energy prices hit the american economy. but we start off with the possibility of war. real war. the u.s. is already sending weapons to ukraine. and actual u.s. personnel to that region could be next. the pentagon is placing 8500 american troops on heightened alert. nato already repositioning forces in the region. russia is dismissing rumors it plans to install a favorable go. in ukraine after a successful invasion. we have fox team coverage. brit hume has analy

on abraham lincoln and statesmanship every year at the us naval war college in newport. i've been doing it for about 20 years. and after a week to or maybe three. i asked the class. the students in the class to give me their thoughts on. what characters? to you recognize or do you believe are related to abraham lincoln and what winston churchill called political courage because that to him all other characteristics come from that that term political courage? and and by the by the end of the class they're at least 50 characteristics that are placed on the whiteboard. so it's almost a bag of tell of great things that we we attribute to abraham lincoln. so let's get into. some examples of of statesmanship that we think were exhibited by abraham lincoln either as an individual before presidency or during his presidency ed. let's start with you. okay. well, i actually did defer to judge kern because the difference is a politician looks to his next election. where as a statesman looks to the next generation and my favorite example of this is the land grant college act. which w

have recently experienced there's also a crisis in the pacific leading around huntington beach and newport beach recorded oil he smells and the epa national response center received reports of an unknown sheen on the water surface. the coast guard confirmed the spill the next day and since then local state and federal officials and volunteers and then to contain and cleanup the spell andov began to investigate the causes. over the past two weeks we have learned considerable details about the san pedroli pipeline amplified energy response and a timeline of events that led to the rupture. it may have felt in drag the pipeline over 100 feet damaging it causing this / that led to the release of tens of thousands of gallons of oil. this bakes several questions and raisingue issues. did the pipeline move or become unsecure on the seafloor creating a hazard for commercial vessels? was the pipeline inspected correctly is required in recent years and indications of issues and from when the alarm went off and amplified and energy on —- initiative on —- initiate emergency response? but in the interim

host: this is gary in newport, kentucky. are you satisfied with the direction of the republican party? caller: i am satisfied, but i think the republicans need to really focus more on the economy . the everyday issues of the american people. i think they will be just fine. the way the democratic party is slid off, they have a week to week agenda. this week it is voting rights. last week, build back better or whatever the other bill they are trying to pass through. sometimes they get on covid again. put it down on paper, state to it and get it done. host: you want republicans to focus on the economy. what are they focused on now? caller: what the democrats are doing. if they would just start talking about the things americans care about of either party. host: you mentioned the economy. anything else? caller: well, let's see. i guess the price of oil. gasoline. i went to the grocery store the other day and the shelves were empty, half-empty. little things of this and that. this is america. it should not be that way. host: this

. >> my daughter and i have been in line at newport mall, trying to get a pcr tests since 2:30 this afternoon still in line. reporter: seven hours later, they finally made it to the front of the line, while many have opted for rapid covid tests to avoid this. even that has created challenges. >> we couldn't even get to a rapid test. they were all sold out. reporter: then, there is the act sd concern over the accuracy of rapid tests, something said by thousands of viewers on my facebook page. one doctor says produce the best results when virus levels in the body are highest. >> early in the disease, the pcr test is of course would be more sensitive. that is why you should wait at least three days after the exposure to do the rep attest. reporter: as to getting an appointment for the pcr tests, these lines have proved that that is no easy task right now. >> almost 1.5 hours to get through the line at kaiser. getting an appointment at kaiser was just murder. reporter: a 10-year-old and his grandmother tried to get a test at four different locations on sunday and failed. >> their website had cras

by 1775 boston, newport, new york, philadelphia and charleston where the largest urban centers in british north america, and they had populations ranging anywhere from 12,000 people to 20,000 people. and you're probably starting to see this by looking at these statistics that those cities are forming an important part of the colonial economic experience. there's certainly not the norm for ordinary folks only about one in 20 people actually lived in cities in the colonial period so these were small places compared to the large-scale metropolises that will emerge in the 19th century. and of course compared to what we think of when we think of big cities today. a number of factors shaped the growth of cities in the early national period there are far too many to explore in just one lecture. so we're going to focus in on just a few key points. we'll talk about the market revolution. we'll look at westward migration and we'll examine changes to the labor market and then we'll shift gears and we'll zoom in on the physical evidence of cities to talk about their impact on people's everyday lives.

newport, north carolina, old glory waving in it slipping and sliding there. the she had is accumulating as well, up to half an inch in some spots and the sleet accumulating on some of the tree limbs that could knock down power lines as well. this is south of myrtle beach to give you an idea. right on the water. so we're not getting a moderating effect here. and just outside of columbia you see the snow coming down. we did have accumulations of snow upwards of 5 inches, 5 o virginia beach so snow cover there. the big story obviously is the cold. that's instigating this. minus 1 it feels like in boston. 2 in new york, minus 10 in central new york and minus 32 in waterton and this hangs around for the next ten or so days. that's a check what's happen lisa: high wind warning lasting through 11:00 in the north bay but gusty in the east bay as well. the wind will ease up through the afternoon. another day above average. not as warm for your sunday but we are staying dry through the weekend. how about 66 today in half moon bay and vallejo? mid-60's again in san jose

look at the newport. >> carrot >> 356 pandas. this preserve has look at the law.hese are the newest rate is getting the group photo apparently was not easy because it's hard to wrangle pandas. you can't you know, you can't them, you know, units and you can't. it's like herding cats. i think because they they like to climb and go places. >> it's a 56. and coming up in the next hour, gun ordinance coming to the bay area. we're going to tell you what they're doing in san jose. and what's the latest with covid in the hospitals around here and why doctors and nurses say it's really taken a toll on them around. and now for our high school's most admired alum. get up there. oh shut up. this is so embarrassing. guys don't make a scene! oh please you love a scene. there's no way it's me... was that good acting? that's why it's you. (giggling) you know her. you love her. you wish you could be her. ruh roh. i told her not to go up there. what are you doing here? (mouths silently) it's anna gomez! (cheering) what? who? our first gigillionaire! gigloni... giggly-a-what? man: w

and then we shot in a lot of real historic mansions in troy, new york, and in newport, rhode island andunlike our own, where you have these -- now they're -- you know, then they were millionaires who appeared out of nowhere because of the industrial revolution and the railroads and business was booming, and you know, they built these palatial mansions. now we have these billionaires who appear out of nowhere because of the tech boom and they're, you know, visiting outer space and stuff. >> seth: yeah. >> so, similar kind of, like, people with so much money, they really just don't know what to do with it >> seth: they don't know what to do with it >> yeah. >> seth: at least 140 years ago, they built houses that are still here >> yes >> seth: i don't know, like, what this space thing is going to give us [ laughter ] i have one thing -- i got to say, we've talked about steve in the past >> yeah. >> seth: steve's not having a great time in the new show >> he is not >> seth: yeah. you know i love steve. >> i love steve, too >> seth: i feel like, i don't know why you guys did him like that >>

on october 1, around huntington beach and newport beach reported in oil smile and the response received reports of being unknown machine on the water surface. the coast guard confirmed this bill the next day and since then, local, state and federal officials and volunteers had organized a robust response to containing a cleanup the oil spill and begin to investigate the causes. over the past two weeks, we have learned considerable details about the pipeline amplified energies response and the timeline of events that led to the rupture. months ago a ship's anchor hooked and dragged the pipeline over 100 feet causing what led to the release of tens of thousands of gallons of oil. but this begs several questions and raises issues for us in the recent years is required and whether indications of issues and was there a delay when amplified initiated with emergency response. these and other questions must be answered but in the interim we need to learn about the impacts of the spill because there are many. recently some have begun to be reopened. local businesses and restaurants see customers

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we're looking at when we blend the models together for a snowfall total, heavy snow from portland to newport, montauk, just to the west of new york city and down into the delmarva peninsula. the american model for new york city. about 2-3 inches of snow. the european model upwards of 16 inches. so we're waiting to see which model moves to the other one. but we want folks to be ready for potentially what could be a major snow storm along the east coast. >> wow. as we get closer i guess we'll get a better idea, al. thank you very much. >>> efforts to bolster the ec economy. the federal reserve could announce today it is ready to raise interest rates this as the nation is still dealing with fallout from the pandemics, supply chain disruptions and decades high levels of inflation. nbc's tom costello joins us with more on that tom, good morning. >> and the cold. all at once. right? we're now entering the third year of covid and appears the fed is prepared to pull back some pandemic relief policies with several interest rate hikes. stocks have been on a bit of a roller coaster the last few weeks,