we visited this area of the north pacific _ is.the north pacific coast with - is. we visited this area of the j north pacific coast with these researchers five years ago and discovered what decades of studying the killer whales here had revealed. following generations of orchids show the scientist how vital alder killer whale mothers and grandmothers are to their proud but this new research has shown that close family bonds come at a cost to females. she supports that adult son throughout their life, the support they provide carries a significant cost, they are less likely to have future calves after they have had a son, so put another way, when mothers have a son, they are more likely to stop reproduction. the scientists think that mothers invest so much energy in their male offspring because the biggest, oldest males tend to father most of the new calves in a killer whale group that as well as an insight into the complex close—knit lives of these intelligent marine mammals the findings could help to protect them. this population,

and a study of killer whales in the north pacific shows the lifelong sacrifice of their own food and energy that mothers make when raising a son. more than 15,000 people are now known to have died after monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria. it comes as an appeal is launched by the uk's disasters emergency committee to help those affected. two powerful earthquakes — and dozens of aftershocks — hit the region on monday causing thousands of buildings to collapse, trapping people inside. rescuers continue desperate attempts to find and free survivors. the world health organization has warned there could be a "secondary disaster" as survivors of the quakes face freezing temperatures. a political row has broken out in turkey — with the opposition blaming president erdogan for difficulties in the rescue operation. mr erdogan has accepted "shortcomings" but insists the situation is under control. in syria, relief efforts have been hampered by the war that has destroyed much of the country's infrastructure. though this morning, the reuters news agency is reporting that the first aid convo

we do have over north america, into the pacific. _ of? we have _ of? we do have over north america, into the pacific. we have no - of? we do have over north america, into the pacific. we have no means l into the pacific. we have no means of routinely predicting the occurrence _ of routinely predicting the occurrence of _ of routinely predicting he: occurrence of earthquakes. we have tsunami warnings. that would activate once the staking sharks. that is principally useful and can stop trains and some are like japan. really interesting. good to get your expertise. thank you. the 31—year—old on a an international forward, the 31—year—old on a an internationalforward, who the 31—year—old on a an international forward, who currently plays for turkish side, is reportedly trapped under the rubble following the earthquakes in turkey. someone confirmed reports that he and another club official are still missing. newcastle united have also posted on social media along with a photo of him, saying they were praying for some good news. for the very la

we visited this area of the north pacific coast with these researchers five years ago and discoveredts how vital older killer whale mothers and grandmothers are to their pod, but this new research has revealed that close family bonds come at a cost to females. we've shown that mothers supports their adult sons throughout their life. this support they provide carries a significant cost. they are less likely to have future calves after they've had a son. so put another way, when mothers have a son, they're more likely to stop reproduction. the scientists think that mothers invest so much energy in their male offspring because the biggest, oldest males tend to father most of the new calves in a killer whale group. but as well as an insight into the complex close—knit lives of these intelligent marine mammals, the findings could help to protect them. this population, the southern residents, is at risk of extinction from pollution and overfishing of the salmon they rely on. understanding how much it costs to care for the next generation of orcas is an insight into what these magnificent m

enormous payload swinging beneath it lifted off from central china and began to float east over the north pacificn the way here to the united states. within a week, it arrived. on january 28th, the balloon entered u.s. air space over alaska. from there, it travel over the northwest territories of canada. then it dropped back into the united states over idaho. by last wednesday, february 1st, it was spotted by civilians in the skies over southern montana. a man staring out of the window of an office building in billings saw what he thought was a ufo. too small to be the moon, he says. he took pictures. it soon appeared on social media. almost immediately the air space over billings, over the entire town was shut down. commercial flights were diverted. f-22 raptors arrived from a nearby air force base along with refueling tankers and a wax surveillance plane. it was a big story. so it was at that point when the existence of an unauthorized chinese military aircraft over the united states became impossible to deny or hide it, at that point, officials around joe biden decided to tell him about it. we

this high pressure brings us all of that is that system sits out there keeps the range of the north pacificorthwest gets rain snow. we get nothing from this. maybe something friday night and saturday, but i think it's really just clouds, but overall, it's a dry next 48 hours and then friday will probably be dry as well. these are the highest again high pressure. get your numbers like these in february, 62 in fairfield, 62. santa rosa highs tomorrow will be closer to the mid sixties. and, of course, high pressure gets to the dense fog advisory, too. so the rain keeps the rain away warms the temperatures that gives you some cool overnight lows. some frost and then a dense fog advisory tonight. through tomorrow morning about 10 o'clock, so a nice looking couple of days ahead. it will feel like spring, especially as we get towards thursday and the potential for a 70 or 68 degree reading on thursday wednesday tomorrow, probably some upper sixties mid sixties 67 68 somewhere in that range, and then friday, things twist a little bit with some clouds and a change in the weather pattern. bring some

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we visited this area of the north pacific coast with these researchers five years ago and discoveredat close family bonds come at a cost to females. we�*ve shown that mothers supports their adult sons throughout their life. this support they provide carries a significant cost. they are less likely to have future calves after they�*ve had a son. so put another way, when mothers have a son, they�*re more likely to stop reproduction. the scientists think that mothers invest so much energy in their male offspring because the biggest, oldest males tend to father most of the new calves in a killer whale group. but as well as an insight into the complex close—knit lives of these intelligent marine mammals, the findings could help to protect them. this population, the southern residents, is at risk of extinction from pollution and overfishing of the salmon they rely on. understanding how much it costs to care for the next generation of orcas is an insight into what these magnificent mammals need in order to survive. victoria gill, bbc news. coming up on the hour is so way worth with the six

the death toll continues to rise in new zealand the week after a massive storm hit the pacific countries north island. 11 people have so far been confirmed dead following psycho and gabrielle with police still trying to track down hundreds of others ah sigh clone gabrielle was one of the worst storms in new zealand history. it smashed into the country with immense force. now comes the mess of clean up with you and go to her because one of the main fruit growing regions. hawkes bay is among the areas hit. hardest flood wood has reached the roof of this farmer's property which is now covered in mud palm. it is a query for cropper as its got whipped through, the flood is no longer able to be exported so we can actors the full scale of the damage is still emerging. many areas remain hard to access after raging flood waters wiped out roads. and thousands of households still don't have power. lives have been turned upside down. many people have seen the homes and all of the positions completely destroyed. countless others have been displaced. tragically so far i live and people have lost their lives

you can judge duet jonya to this the 1st time north cruise leadership directly mentioned the pacific ocean in relation to an offensive intention. this means there's a high possibility of conflicts rising as the north nuclear advancement and the allies military response. collide equal dollar margin on on gauges are over. the last remaining test is whether the icbm can stable the re enter the atmosphere at a normalized angle and hit the ground. if that's proven, it would mean they can attack the us mainland, which would have considerable pressure on washington. whether north korea has that re entry technology has been a subject of debate here in south korea. but on wednesday, the intelligence agency told lawmakers that it's assessment is that north korea is technically ready for the test and is simply eyeing for the right timing to maximize pressure on washington units. kim al jazeera sol ah, to the world health organization says it's moving badly, needed supplies and equipment into war torn syria. many syrians have lost their homes from the earthquakes. they have no where to live and a

north. it starts in the pacific northwest and makes its way along the california coastline. the big issue is the wind is but we will see scattered showers in the forecast. a chance of dusting's of snow in the higher elevations expected. this is into wednesday. see the scattered showers. this is a fast-moving event. we will see windy conditions along the coast, even in the inland areas. look at the temperatures. we are talking about 60s today, 70s in the north bay. 50s by tomorrow, 40s as we head into wednesday. a big change around the corner. this is bringing in scattered showers until friday. >>> now to the south bay where the community is rallying around the san jose street vendor after he was attacked that is food cart. this happened near the bayshore freeway. a warning, the video may be hard to watch. >> reporter: the attack came quickly. [ audio not understandable ] carlos sanchez was manning his barbecue grill on the road outside of this auto parts store when the owner of the business, decided to take what he considered an illegal matter into his own hands. [ audio not

kim eugene, the sister of north korea's leader, says whether to use the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. north korea is not happy with the ramping up of the military exercises between the u. s. at south korea, which will take place in march, there's also a tabletop exercise that will look at nuclear scenarios that will happen between the u. s. and zachary, next week, and i think north korea sending a message that it is unhappy with that and it will cite fire, fire us in south korean war plains carried out a highly visible response to saturdays launch. south 3 defense ministry set, the drills headed by nuclear capable american b, one bombers, affirmed, united states commitment the extended deterrence of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. and japan held a similar separate exercise over waters of japan's west coast years of diplomacy, sanctioned and international censure. have done little to slow north korea's missile program since mountain al jazeera iran is denying reports. it has intentionally enriched uranium above 60 percent, not to nations that nuclear

into a firing range. >> it ithe first time north korea's leadership has directly mentioned the pacific ocean. it means there's a high possibility of frequent conflict situations this year between north korea's advancement of nuear weapons and south korea 's countermeasures. >> analysts say it is unclear if north korea has perfected reentry technology to protect the nuclear warhead as it reenters the atmosphere. >> if that technology is successful, they would be able to attack the u.s. mainland. >> relations between the two koreas at one of their lowest points in decades. the united nations security chief condemned the north, urging it to halt for provocative actions, but pyongyang described it as a counter -- as a justified countermeasure to the u.s. deployment to the korean peninsula. >> tensions escalate in the occupied west bank after another deadly raid. at least 10 palestinians were killed after a sotout on wednesday with over 100 wounded. relations between israelis and palestinians are at their worst for months following the tit-for-tat exchange of violence as america's cia chief

we visited this area of the north pacific coast with these researchers five years ago and discoveredas an insight into the complex close—knit lives of these intelligent marine mammals, the findings could help to protect them. this population, the southern residents, is at risk of extinction from pollution and overfishing of the salmon they rely on. understanding how much it costs to care for the next generation of orcas is an insight into what these magnificent mammals need in order to survive. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. it was another fairly chilly start to the day for some of us, a touch of frost around, but things will gradually turn milder through the next few days and into the weekend too. sunny spells for most of us today, but we've got some blustery wintry showers in the north—west, particularly for western scotland. you can see the proximity of the ice bars here blowing in those showers. meanwhile, further south, high pressure is building behind that front that just brought a bit more cloud and drizzle through the morning, but that'

we visited this area of the north pacific coast with these researchers five years ago and discoveredemales. we've shown that mothers supports their adult sons throughout their life. this support they provide carries a significant cost. they are less likely to have future calves after they've had a son. so put another way, when mothers have a son, they're more likely to stop reproduction. the scientists think that mothers invest so much energy in their male offspring because the biggest, oldest males tend to father most of the new calves in a killer whale group. but as well as an insight into the complex close—knit lives of these intelligent marine mammals, the findings could help to protect them. this population, the southern residents, is at risk of extinction from pollution and overfishing of the salmon they rely on. understanding how much it costs to care for the next generation of orcas is an insight into what these magnificent mammals need in order to survive. victoria gill, bbc news. i'v e i've got two sons i'm saying nothing. now to the side news. the man behind some of the mo

pacific. it gets pulled north. if we switch to the long-range forecast we can see it. some of it comes into northern california. let's get a closer look. we look ahead to friday night into saturday timeframe. we are looking at lower resolution because we have to go far to see this. but we see it. there is a little snow in the sierra and maybe rain in the bay friday night into saturday. a few flurries continue in the sierra going into sunday. if we want to look at totals from what this could look like from friday through sunday, we get perhaps half a foot to a foot of snow in the sierra. at home it will primarily be late friday night into saturday morning we pick up maybe 507 inch of rain and that is very little. it is not a significant system by any means. it shows up in the seven-day forecast. we have a few drops of rain for saturday, more likely late friday. we will see how the timing plays out as we get closer to it. as we look at the microclimates, one thing that shows up, in addition to the light rain on saturday is a subtle warm up. by the time we get to thursday

state tv showing a recent launch on sunday kim jong-un's sister saying whether or not north korea using the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. it's the latest in a barrage of threats from north korea as pyongyang continues to post its nuclear weapons supply. displaying its largest arsenal of weapons, a duson icbn at a military parade earlier this month. a state immediate broadcaster saying the surprise launch is proof of the country's nuclear power. as the temperature in the region rises, the joint military drills just getting under way meagan fitzgerald, nbc news. >>> classes set to resume today at michigan state university, a week after a mass shooting there left three students dead and five others injured. there will be increased police presence on campus according to the school's interim provost no classes will be held before the shootings occurred students will be able to determine end of the semester whether they want to receive credit for the grade or for their classes. >>> breaking this morning, a man arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a temple

tv showing a recent launch on sunday tonight kim jong un's sister saying whether or not north korea uses the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states it is the latest in a barrage of threats from north korea as pyongyang continues to boast its nuclear weapon supply. displaying its largest arsenal of weapons at a dozen icbms at a military parade earlier this month today a state media broadcaster saying the surprise launch is proof of the country's nuclear power. as the temperature in the region rises the joint military drills just getting under way. meagan fitzgerald, nbc news >>> president biden is facing two other foreign policy challenges -- russia and china. tomorrow he heads to poland to mark the one-year anniversary of the war in ukraine. and today russia pushed back at the u.s. after the administration condemned them for committing crimes against huni monica alba is at the white house with this report >> reporter: 12 months after russia's invasion of ukraine, president biden will travel to neighboring poland monday to mark the one-year anniversary of the war this week.

that is sending the jet stream well to the north, the pacific northwest. going continue to see some rain, the bay area. we're going to dry out, at least for a couple of days. and then maybe we start to talk about a return to some raindrops as we head in toward the weekend. it's clear out there right now. not much in the way of cloud cover either, although i think tomorrow during the middle of the day, we're going to see a few more of those clouds rolling in overhead it's going to be right about the average for this time of year. not a bad place to be. we've got some 50's and we've got a couple of 60's out there around the bay area tomorrow. well, the next few days as we take you toward the weekend, we're going to see a change. then a couple clouds rolling in slight chance of showers and i can't believe it, but it's valentine's day next week, next tuesday, already and that day, there's a slight chance we might see a shower or 2. so find that person snuggle up with to keep warm, ok? yeah, the smuggling for us % ♪ ♪ >> announcer: bye-bye, ballo balloon. look

ah, north korean leader kim jong own sister, kim, jo john says whether her country uses the pacific ocean as quote its shooting range depends on the united states. the statement comes after north korea fired another ballistic missile off its east coast. apparently angered by joint military drills between the u. s. and south korea. fenton monahan has more u. s. and south korean war plains carry out a highly visible response to saturday's missile launch by north korea. south korea defense ministry said the drill headed by nuclear capable american b, one bombers, a from the united states commitment to the extended turns of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. in japan held a similar separate exercise over waters off japan's west coast for the missile part on saturday came down north korea state media agency says crews were given no early warning at of the order to launch the croissant 15 intercontinental ballistic missile proof. it says of capability to deliver, quote, fatal nuclear counter attack. possibly the launch kim jo, john, the sister of north korea's leader, said whether to use the pacifi

ah, north korean leader kim jong, who insist that kim jo, john says whether her country uses the pacific ocean as it's shooting range on the united states. the statement comes up in north korea, 5 to more ballistic missiles of its east coast, apparently angered by joint military drills between the u. s. and south korea. clinton monahan has the latest tests come just 24 hours after 7 days. launch of the song 15 intercontinental ballistic missile. ah, north korea says it's proof of its capability to deliver a quote, fatal nuclear counter attack. kim jong, the sister of north korea, leader, says whether to use the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. north korea is not happy with the ramping up of military exercises between the u. s. and south korea, which will take place in march. there's also a table top exercise that will look at nuclear scenarios that will happen between the u. s. and talk to you next week and i think your 3 is sending a message that it is unhappy with that and it will fight fiber, fire us, and south korea. warplanes carried out a highly vis

any occupied westbank or north korea warns of turning the pacific into a firing range after launching projectiles. for the 2nd time in 3 days. ah ah, there was recently a tropical circulation not far from the philippines. you see swiftly weighing going north now leaving you rather dry. i say a pretty good forecast for the philippines and if you followed for the size, it's rather intense and for thunderstorms in devout southern philippines, down through maybe towards to the way they miss patrick west. papua seed a heavy rain. same is true. java and southern sumatran parts of borneo. that's not unusual for this time of the year. we got the right break of wintry weather, at least for the 1st half of tuesday across the home. she because the wind is coming across the open water from a cold environment, it's not extremely cold. and the suns out elsewhere in a good part of china with clyde invading bringing some light rain along the western side of the yankee in some snow. of course, where it's high enough in sichuan for example. by that time, this is wednesday, we've cut off the supply of c

dion: new developments out of the pacific. north korea has fired two more ballistic missiles. missiles hit the waters on the east coast of the korean peninsula. north korea fired a long-range missile a day earlier as well. in response, south korea and the u.s. staged drills involving bombers. defense officials say none of these launches pose an immediate threat to americans or allies. developing news, shock and sadness in the diocese of los angeles after a bishop's sudden death, now being investigated as murder. david o'connell was shot yesterday afternoon. leanne suter has the very latest tonight. ♪ and neighbors gathering at the crime scene for an emotional prayer service for david o'connell. >> he changed our lives. very supportive. always working for good people. >> the catholic community in shock after learning his death was a homicide. >> we are deeply disturbed to read >> jose gomez expressing his sadness. >> he had a wonderful sense of humor and a beautiful the devotion. we all miss him. very much. >> he was found shot to death and sound his home. detectives have not r

we do have clouds moving in just to our north and look at the rain hitting the pacific north west.em comes in, the rain dries up before it gets here, but we'll get the clouds. as you're heading out in foster industry, it's in the low 40s and we will see a nice trend headed for the 50s, eventually upper 50s. jacket weather, a little cool in some spots in the south bay, that will be a touch warmer compared to yesterday. morgan hill, you're headed for 62 degrees, 62 in oakland and 62 in santa rosa. let me take you to tomorrow. we're going to reach into the mid-60s. it will be slightly warmer for many years. and then we're in the upper 60s for thursday. so it's going to kind of start to feel like spring a little out there and in the south county we'll head for the low 70s. upper 60s for parts of the north bay. we are all dry this workweek, but as we make it farther out into the weekend, there will be a couple of weather systems moving very close. but once again, it doesn't look like we see any significant rain chances. not until next tuesday. yes, that's valentine's day, and it may be

been closed as ice and snow made them impassable, including the main north—south highway that connects mexico, california, the pacific david willis has sent this report. i. i, my god, look, it is beautiful. look, it is all over the roof. beautiful. look, it is allover the roof-— beautiful. look, it is allover the roof. �* ., the roof. almost unimaginable for some but _ the roof. almost unimaginable for some but picturesque - for some but picturesque nonetheless, this was some in america�*s west coast like to. but the heavy snowfall was to bring with it freezing rain which pushed into the estate from the north, prompting the first blizzard warning in some parts of california since 1989. a massive low pressure system, driven from the arctic, the culprit according to forecasters.- culprit according to forecasters. , ., forecasters. just a strong storm overalls _ forecasters. just a strong storm overalls for - forecasters. just a strong storm overalls for the - forecasters. just a strong - storm overalls for the month of fabry, one of our wettest months of the year but the biggest difference is the amount of snow expecte

we visited this area of the north pacific i bond is for survival. because the biggest, oldest males far the most of the new car was in a killer whale group. but as well as an insight into the complex, close—knit lives of these intelligent marine mammals, the findings could protect them. this population, sees the southern residents at risk of extinction from the salmon they rely on from overfishing and understanding how much it costs to care for the next generation is an insight into what these magnificent mammals need in order to survive. victoria gill, bbc news. we can speak now to someone who has got much closer to killer whales than most of us. and they were watching that, and what were you pointing out? doug allan is a wildlife cameraman who has filmed them for shows including frozen planet. i was just distinguishing that you see the males, the ones with the big dorsal fins, see the males, the ones with the big dorsalfins, so see the males, the ones with the big dorsal fins, so that was obviously a male coming up to the surface in that clip. mal

been closed as ice and snow made them impassable, including the main north—south highway that connects mexico, california, the pacific david willis has sent this report. oh, my god, look, it is beautiful. look, it is all over the roof. almost unimaginable for some but picturesque nonetheless, this was what some on america's west coast awoke to. but the heavy snowfall was to bring with it freezing rain which pushed into the state from the north, prompting the first blizzard warning in some parts of california since 1989. a massive low pressure system, driven from the arctic, the culprit, according to forecasters. just a strong storm overall for the month of february, one of our wettest months of the year but the biggest difference is just the feet of snow expected in the mountains. flood and evacuation warnings are in place in some coastal areas were officials are expecting around three inches of rain. local residents are being urged to limit all non—essential travel until the storm has blown over. and as temperatures fall well below normal, snow has even been spotted above the iconic hollywood sign. normally by this

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pressure situated across the west coast is ensuring california stays dry for now rainfalls up north in the pacificfter today's partly cloudy conditions. tomorrow clears up really nicely wednesday and thursday, both looking at abundant sunshine and even warmer temperatures than what we had yesterday. so really nice tail end of the week to look for too. as for today, a lot of upper 50's to a few low 60's san jose among our warmer spots at 62 santa rosa and hayward at 61 oakland at 60 while san francisco nevado fillet. how in livermore each at 58 today. a look ahead shows tomorrow and thursday, abundant sunshine, some low to mid 60's for your highs. lows. do stay are really cold, though, dropping into the 30's during our morning hours. see, still got to bundle up in the mornings. as for friday, we do see a weak trough pushing through. that's enough to drop temps back into the 50's a few clouds and that slim chance of showers. i mentioned we'll clear things right up. come sunday back to the mid 60's under sunshine. and that's the way will start next week, too rain. all right, john, thank you for that.

kim jong, the sister of north korea, leader, says whether to use the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. north korea is not happy with the ramping up of military exercises between the u. s. and south korea, which will take place in march. there's also a table top exercise that will look at nuclear scenarios that will happen between the u. s. and talk to you next week and i think your 3 is sending a message that it is unhappy with that and it will fight fiber, fire us, and south korea. warplanes carried out a highly visible response to saturdays launch. south 3 defense ministry set the drill headed by nuclear capable. american b, one bombers affirmed the united states commitment extended to terms of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. and japan held a similar, separate exercise over waters of japan's west coast. years of diplomacy, sanctions and international censure have done little slow north korea's missile program. since martin al jazeera, what's got snyder from the council on foreign relations. he says both sides are in a cycle of reacting to each other. well

it's not coming to us via the pacific north. is it tapping into that sub tropical moisture? we call the atmospheric river. it's coming from the north. and so it's going to have limited moisture. here's a view of tomorrow into the afternoon. you notice we do have a mix of sun and clouds out there. and then as we get into the evening hours, a few showers may develop, but we're going to be mainly dry for tomorrow. but again, it's going to be a colder day and it's going to be a windy day. the winds are expected to pick up with an advisory for the entire bay area that starts at one o'clock in the afternoon, and we'll go until one o'clock on wednesday afternoon. in addition to that the sierra will also begin a winter storm warning that will roll all the way into early saturday morning for the west slope because cia several feet of snow at the higher ovations and a foot to two ft of snow all the way down into the foothills. so better details on the storm and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit. okay, rosemary. thank you. president biden beggi

but to our north out in the pacific northwest, starting to make its way into portland, oregon, that is going to be our next fast-moving weak storm set to arrive by sunday morning. first for those of you in the north bay for the rest of the bay area, it's going to arrive in the early afternoon hours and that track is going to shift south and east where it's going to start 30 in the evening. but we are going to see, though some light snow showers over mount hamilton. so just keep that in mind. we're still going to see that mixture of rain and snow for the next couple of days with the 3 rounds of wet weather making its way into the bay area. future rain totals with sunday's storm starting sunday morning through sunday afternoon. really just about a quarter of an inch of rain or less. but it's going to be mondays, atmospheric river that is going to be the strongest one out of the upcoming 3 storms. and this one is going to bring us some gusty winds 40 miles per hour or less. widespread rain with storm number 3 arriving tuesday through wednesday. more on all the storms coming up in my full

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low pressure developing out of china, moving toward the north and east, and moving parallel along the pacificoastline. it is going to be leading to that snowfall with the high pressure bringing in that chilly air from the north. and so we are looking at anywhere up to 5 centimeters of snowfall possible in the central areas of tokyo in the 23 ward. then as you go from the north and west, closer toward the mountainous areas, we could see up to 40 centimeters of snowfall up until saturday morning, during a 24-hour period. i want to emphasize that if you're going to be in the area where we expect snow, timing wise, we're looking somewhere from daytime hours, mid-morning all the way through the rest of the day. you need to be on the lookout to be careful on the roadways especially if you have to be out. if possible, you may want to be able to stay home. that would be the best approach to this. snow from tokyo points northward on friday, back to the west and south. it's wet, so it is going to be a wet and chilly place in fukuoka and osaka on friday. speaking of winter weather, we look at new mexico

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the sister of north korea lead it says whether to use the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. japan has demanded an emergency un security council meeting to discuss the issue with him. i couldn't get out of it since last year. north korea has repeatedly launch missiles in quick succession, significantly increasing tensions north korea series of actions and threatens of the peace and security of japan, the region and international communities. and our absolutely unacceptable o. u. s. and south korean war plains carried out to highly visible response to saturdays launch. south korea's defense ministry set the drills headed by nuclear capable american b. one bonus for the united states commitment. to the extent the details of its nuclear weapons. the us and japan helped similar separate exercise of a waters of japan's west coast. north korea, i think basically wants to deter the u. s. and south korea from doing military drills. us a soft grey would like to deter north korea from conducting additional missile tests because that's not really what deterrence do

system of can deliver tactical nuclear weapons. kin your junk, the sister of north korea's leader says whether to use the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states. japan has demanded an emergency un security council meeting to discuss the issue was incorrect since last year. north korea has repeatedly launch missiles in quick succession, significantly increasing tensions north korea series of actions threatened to the peace and security of japan, the region and international community on our absolutely unacceptable o. u. s. and south korean war plains carried out to highly visible response to saturday's launch. south korea's defense ministry set the drills headed by nuclear capable american b. one bonus for the united states commitment to the extent the details of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. and japan helped similar separate exercise of a waters of japan's west coast. north korea, i think basically wants to deter the u. s. and south korea from doing military drills. us a soft grey would like to deter north korea from conducting additional missile tests. but that's not really what deter

pacific ocean. he will bring north.and rather warm air from the kurosil zone these explain the strong assault and intense snowfalls, but tomorrow it will rush to the hollywood islands like a whirlwind, and along its periphery , drier cold air from the continental part of eurasia will begin to flow onto the peninsula. so the weather will improve so in petro kamchatsky after today's blizzard breakfast short-term snow bursts are possible only in places, and the daytime temperature will drop from -1 to -4, and then the atmosphere will finally calm down, and the cold snap will peak on the weekend in the afternoon until - 8-9°. this is almost 3 ° below the norm in southern russia, the main blow of the elements at night, judging by the video, fell on the tuapse and lazarevsky districts, sochi in the mountainous regions, precipitation fell mainly in the snow, it was expected that truck passes became in such conditions, and even cars could not climb on the rises, and on the federal highway of the bull, sochi , more than 30 trees

any chances of rain being sent to the north up into the pacific northwest. we will have one system trying to push through towards the start of the weekend. it's going to weaken a lot by the time it gets here, though, futurecast shows passing clouds today tomorrow and thursday, bringing the most sunshine and the warmest temps to this forecast. we've got a really mild finish to the week ahead of us, which is going to be something that you absolutely want to get outside for today, similar to yesterday, but not quite as crystal clear. it's upper 50's to low 60's for high temperatures. burlingame in south san francisco, 59 carlos and mountain view at 61, san jose and surrounding cities in the low 60's. 62 while fremont union city and hayward at 61 tri valley in the upper 50's. oakland are right at 60 degrees. a little cooler out towards antioch in pittsburgh at 56. well, santa rosa at 61 today tomorrow and thursday. look at those temps rising into the mid 60's for some of us and are abundant sunshine. good days to get out there and enjoy the weekend. cools down a

russian troops are advancing on ukrainian units near ugoldar in the north assault squads, including marines and the pacificet entrenched in important positions and forcing the nationalists to retreat , the successes of our fighters became so obvious that they had to be recognized by the kiev regime, although they usually hide their own failures to the last. president zelensky called the situation. in the very difficult area , alexei baranov is broadcasting from the scene. about the west, nizhny dacha you make a shot, we will correct these negotiations. now you can declassify what was happening some time ago. this is what the check looked like connections. here is a video from the camera of drones that are working here in the south donetsk direction. but russian armored vehicles are advancing. the activity of armored vehicles in the vuglodar direction is obvious. these shots are our film crew filming inside the bmp. armored vehicles are moving right on the outskirts of the city. these assault groups. now they are just working inside the so-called dachas, special forces are operating on one of the outskirts.