according to the state governor, the host, the situation happened in the north west of the states as well as a swat team, the f b. i were present at the stand off, which lasted for an estimated 12 hours on saturday. now there was a live stream of the service at the synagogue running when the arm suspect entered, and apparently negotiations with police could be heard. lima, lima, you money, a and in not audio clip, the suspect is heard referring to his sister. this led to reports that he was the brother of a pakistani new ro, scientist. he's now serving 86 years for attempting to kill us military personnel, the prison. his legal counsel, however, has rejected that in a statement saying her biological brother was not in the area. local journalist eric iglesias sent says this update from the scene about 25 minutes ago. we are allowed to work appear to me. now we have confirmation from the governor, greg all be relieved. confirmation from the governor of texas. that all received there are not injuries. patient has started about 2 o'clock and for a half hours only has come to resolution. n

the state governor with placing the suspect is dead. after a swat team stormed the building with gunshots, reportedly heard the crisis circuit in the north west of the state on saturday lasted 12 hours. as regards the suspects motive. so police have said is that it was not specifically related to the jewish community. local journalist adequate glazes sent this update from the c 25 minutes ago. we only 3rd loud man. probably. were it appear to me. now we have confirmation from the governor. greg gather all the confirmation from the governor of texas. that all these there are not injuries. the patient is starting to work on for half hours only has come to resolution. now of course we'll be here all day and information. well, there was a live stream of the service at the synagogue running when the arm suspect entered on which she could be heard shouting. i did not audio clip the suspect said, referring to his sister. it led to reports. he was the brother of a pakistani neuro scientist who is now serving 86 years for attempting to kill us military personnel. something the police have neither confirmed nor denied. the legal council, though rejected t

it's led by a former parliamentary speaker and gained support from the sunni majority north and west of iraq. the state of law coalition took 33 seats. it's led by a former prime minister. he's being widely blamed for fueling corruption. the curtis and democratic party 131 seats, and it has a mix of kurdish and arab candidates with 17 st. inches. the fax lines, which is linked to iran and the curtis tiny curt listen, a nationalist party calling for self determination. for me, everyone had is following the session 1st in baghdad. 320 my in parliament members are expected to be sworn in here today and then vote and elect a speaker. although parliament and to d p t's to tell you that secret violence. now, as you know, this has been a long waited decision and has just come after 3 months since the election. the general election was conducted back in october. the blocks have been meeting the political blocks and parties have been meeting over the past 2 months in order to form the majority of the biggest block and the government in the, in the parliament. in order to the government, by virtue of the constit

of violence. but this is certainly not an isolated incident. how did we get to this point? what the conflict is for a state like in other parts of north west nigeria. in fact, there are 6 states, you know what niger and 5 of them have been affected by this crisis? the kidnapping for run some the attacks by the spend. it started on a smaller scale. it started as a conflict between promise and colonel herders of access to land and water, then low cost such vigilante to protect themselves. then a tit for tat ensued between the attackers will cut rustlers as well as the vigilantes and things got out of hand with authority, if not willing, then about 10 years ago, taking the necessary action to stop this from expanding father. now as a result, criminal gangs from elsewhere, including of course book caching in and on the problem. and so it has now go into a bigger monster. now emily nigeria, there are 3 stages of government, the federal government, the state government, and the local government levels. now what is happening at the local government level, which is closer to the people, is that the system has completely collapsed in most parts of

it's led by a former parliamentary speaker and gain support from the city majority, north and west of iraq. at the state of law coalition took 33 seats. it's led by a former prime minister, who has been widely blamed for fueling corruption, the kurdistan democratic party, $131.00 seats, had as many as a mix of kurdish, an arab candidates, and with 17 seats each as the foster lance, which is linked to iran. and the curtis donnie coalition, which is a nationalist party calling for self determination for kurds. i let's go log now to mark root. otherwise had our course wanted him by david mahmoud up a lot of uncertainty. here was one of the expectations when i was now at the headquarters of the parliament to the press center at the parliament, the parliament members had been arriving for this on a funeral session to be convened. very shortly. 301-0329. parliament members are expected to be sworn in here to day and then vote and elect a speaker. oh, the parliament and 2 deputies through direct a secret ballot. now as you know, this has been a long awaited decision and it has just come after 3 months since th

led by a former parliamentary speaker and it gained support from the sunni majority north and the west of iraq. the states of law coalition took 33 seats, led by a former prime minister, who has been widely blamed for fueling corruption, the kurdistan democratic party, 131 seats. it has a mix of kurdish and arab candidates with 17 seats. each is the fatter alliance, which is to iran, and the curtis darney coalition. a national this party calling for self determination for the kurds. 0 on al kennedy is a political analyst focusing on iraq and them, at least he explained to me earlier, what's been delaying the governments formation. the governmental formation or the negotiations that we witness or 2 different types of negotiations that were taken place since the announced results of the early elections happened. one was between the different traditional political forces of iraq were known as the traditional ethnic sectarian representatives of post 2003 iraq. and then there is the entire group negotiations which took place within those groups. and this time of the elections as v intra group negotiations have

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been a bruce. lydia will send that in trouble in a state and several other states in the north, west and north central parts of nigeria. now to update us about the situation here in some for a state, is the commissioner for information it brian mark. i do dasa. can you talk to was, can you update us about this situation in here in some, for a state, the victims? what is their condition now? what is being done to help them? because it's been 5 day says will, latest, rare, i'll cycle of policy happen. and thousands of people have been displayed from more than 10 villages here in san for us if what's being done to help them. well, i am. the situation here is be managed by the government of a state. when the incident happened, the governor went himself with a team of heads of security and also members of his executive council to visit the scene of the incidents and also condone with the people. he ordered for the assessment of the damage is done to them and also ordered for the repair of houses that were bond. glad in the attacks in terms of immediate needs, like food and shelter, and medicine or what's the state?

country. much to the eye of the united states and france, the former colonial power, which has a $4000.00 troops stationed in the north. greta did not attend the memorial, nor did the west african heads of state. they've put sanctions on molly's regime for failing to organize elections and extending the giant as rule for another 5 years. air and land borders are shot access to the central bank and financial transactions. frozen. what we currently need for the country is to unite and not just a wart, but in action. a last good bye to 8 democratically elected president. this feels like the end of an era. there's a sense of uncertainty as to what lays ahead for country in search of peace and unity. nicholas hawk al jazeera. ah, norfolk of the headlines here in al jazeera, more than 80 people, including children, have been killed and 2 strikes in yemen. the u. n. has condemned the latest act by the saudi mad coalition, and as colon all sides and the conflict to begin garlock's. now any bombardment, death, target civilians on the or that he's not careful enough to protect civilians is of course also an acceptable.

the arrival of snow fall in the north west. now on tuesday it's going to be the gulf states that once again sees the majority of the wet and windy weather. if we take a closer look, we want more heavy rain on the way for the likes of oman. that'll scoot across into southern parts of iran as it makes its way towards pakistan where we are expecting the heavy falls. so it winds up from the likes of guitar and the u. a, but we've got a cold wind blowing down is shamal. when that's going to drop temperatures down. it is going to feel rather chilly, but they weren't b as much dust in the air. that was we had further south was seen showers pick up across weston areas of yemen. those join up with showers across the open rift valley. it rise up however for northern air is particular north eastern area of africa, but temperatures here remain below the average for the wet weather we have to head to southern air is a thing. so thunderstorms roll across the likes of zambia into them. bob way for south africa, it's much dryer in the west, wetter in the east, with thunderstorms in johanna, but through to the weekend. oh, the weather sponsored

north korea military with cutting edge technology. the missile launch was condemned by washington and tokyo, it shut down west coast airports over fears it could reach the united states, the real target of korea missile tests probably was not the west coaster on u.s. but the alliance between u.s. and south korea. south korea seems to want a more normalized relationship with the north, while the north seems to say, you can befriends with us or the united states but not pick to both. talks between the three countries have stalled, leaving the world to wonder if north korea has any real interest of being anything other than an outsider on the world stage. here to help make sense of this house intelligence committee member jim hahn and the great state of connecticut, what do you make of north korea and their actions and capabilities? >> thank you, trey. we know from serving on intelligence committee that north korea is at the top of the list of frightening places. they are unlike the chinese and the russians. we worry they are not necessary rational decision makers, i mean one man, who cares about one thing, re. >> survival. as we have watched. united states pride pretty much everything wit

2017 when trump of the ministration of the united states and north korea exchange a harsh wars of war like a fire in the complete destruction of north korea, leader rock and men on us west a mission by the united states and those are, you know, we have tally it will on other heights, rhetoric that holding a wall mom were and crazy. but after this, i would expect north korea, we're going to come around the page and you know, close up his talks with the ministration this time next year. so we are back to the same situation in 2017, when the entire world was worried about war. on the ramp, i just witnessed so many meetings we between counting and washington in 2018. i think him down in is trying to repeat the same play that the try in 2007, then 2018 with a bite in the midst ration i will leave with that. thanks so much on go check. a crane is urging western allies to be vigilant and firm and talks with russia. it's after the u. s. president announced a small troop deployment to east in europe. mid fears of a russian invasion kremlin has denied it as any such plans. but charles stratford reports from done yet. many living and separate is controlled. easton, ukraine already

that ones led by a former parliamentary speaker and gained support from the sunni majority north and west of iraq. now the states of law coalition took 33 seats, led by a former prime minister, who has been widely blamed for fueling corruption, the kurdistan democratic party, 131 seats. it has a mix of kurdish and arab candidates with 17 seats. each is the fatter alliance, which is linked to iran and the curtis dani coalition, a nationalist party calling for self determination for the people of kurdistan. let's bring in said on al kennedy, he's a political analyst focusing on iraq and the middle east. he joins us from doha. they don't welcome back to the news. how will they manage to form a government within that? i mean, this is a rocky politic. see a tight time scale of 30 days? well, we hope they will manage to do that. but the, the optimism, unfortunately, is way lower than the present isn't there. the governmental formation or the negotiations that we've witnessed are 2 different types of negotiations that were taking place since the announce results of the early elections happened. one was between the diff

the same time from book war i'm the north east of the country to am bent tree in the north west of the country, kidnappings, all bunkering. named them of the 36 states in nigeria. the army is involved in at least 33 states and this number is growing. so nigeria doesn't have the enough resources to deal with the problems of at home and push forces to marley or any other country to deal with their own internal problems. apart from that, we're also looking at the issue of who is going to find any possible deployment to those we just so this app principal questions that needs to be us us as in a greater according to political analysts in this region, is trying to play and what a course is player is, is afraid of right now, is that this is a region that has a history with cause. and if what is going on in marley's allowed to continue, it is likely to spread. we're seen how the military took over a guinea. neighboring guinea has its own problem. and exactly what happened in miley is what happened in gimme the copy and paste it, the military porch or the military check away molly in guinea. so that's the fear of i course lead us at the moment. certainly pl

the sea. if north korea's 7th round of weapons launched this month, members of the economic community of west african states have arrived in working a fossils capital water to go. it's suspended, looking at fossil over the military coup last week, making it the 3rd nation in the regional blocks be punished for a military takeover in just 18 months. in peru, demonstrators have protested outside the rep, soul, refinery, responsible for spilling of almost 12000 barrels of crude oil and fruit declared an environmental emergency last week after the slick, contaminated, more than 20 beaches on this pacific coast authorities have opened a criminal investigation and banned reps all executives from leaving the country. and thousands of protesters gathered in canada capital ottawa to protest against over 19 restrictions. they joined a convoy of truck drivers, demonstrating the government policies are demonstrating against the government policies. some compare the measures to fascism. a premises justin trudeau described the demonstrators as a quote, very troubling, small, but very vocal minority. now, sergio, martha r

country. much to the eye of the united states and france, the former colonial power, which has a $4000.00 troops stationed in the north. greta did not attend the memorial, nor did the west african heads of state. they've put sanctions on molly's regime for failing to organize elections and extending the giant as rule for another 5 years. air and land borders are shot access to the central bank and financial transactions. frozen. what we currently need for the country is to unite and not just a wards, but in action. a last good bye to a democratically elected president. this feels like the end of an era. there's a sense of uncertainty as to what lays ahead for country in search of peace and unity. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the sing, an act and meatloaf has died a grammy lynette bon marvin lee. a day played eddie in the rocky horror picture show and sell more than a 100000000 albums, while white, his cause of death has not been made palm blake, and a chappelle looks back at his life. oh, but i'm ho. forming on stage or in front of camera meatloaf was the type of entertainer always left an impression. he bored on screen. as eddy in the rocky horror picture show, the 1st a

of the rocky capital. the no claims of responsibility for the explosions. or were falling developments in nigeria as well? at least 13 people were killed in the north west and can be state in an attack by dozens of gunman on motor bikes. it happened on friday night, the village of dun candy, which was set on fire by the bandits. 3 members of the security forces believe to have died in an exchange of gunfire. at least and other 7 people were kidnapped. you with the news ally from london much wants to lead foil program is 1st migrant caravan starts. it's 4000 kilometers journey from central america. could these people be on a road to nowhere? defending champion of that joke of ich, out of the australian open we look who's now favorite to lift the trophy ah, over testers have been rallying in amsterdam calling for an end to all covered restrictions across the netherlands. prime minister mark were to announce the easing of some measures on saturday. back to this day, they want more freedoms restored. netherlands has been reporting rack or daily infections in recent weeks, but hospital admissions do remain low set. vasa reports from amsterdam, a diverse group marching for fr

the eldest member of parliament had to be taken to hospital gunmen and nigeria are being blamed for killing. at least 200 people in the north west mass burials had been held in some forest state. after hundreds of gunmen on motor bikes reportedly attacked 8 villages on tuesday. people there say the attacks or retaliation after air strikes on the attacker's height outs. those are the headlines up next is alger 0 worlds? ah oh ah oh, oh oh . oh. oh. oh i yes. on the other, let's even on on a blog post i use, i did have to la garza midway blue. take you more than isa media assistant for legacy off and the above as it blew some say. but he thought you exhausted the videotape. leah block that google call us to mac, our toyota. ah ah no the beast, lads, he put a big wooden. it is a business going on, is nika, in a one of gauzy, who sort of did we him all a little money would say that i was with god said, i also am logging it towards you is glad you know your gift. is that your style? he jam you, but wrestle, eat the beauty it was a is which i nick islam ski through you know, got equal me at the lemon on get about the got awesome p l a minute with the way the beauties yes, um. oh, n

if they are not ready to put down their arms. such is on the way for more bodies in the north west, nigerian state of some fara, after bandits rated villages, shooting people and burning homes. some fellows governor says that a round 60 people are confirmed dead, but witnesses reported seeing up to 200 bodies around 10000 people have been driven from their homes by the violence. on witness day, the government officially labeled of bandits terrorists. odyssey was our ahmed address as more from the town of go. so in some thought, a state to update us about the situation here in some for a state is the commissioner for information a brian mcgee door. sarah, can you talk to was, can you update us about this situation in hearing them for a state, the victims? what is their condition now? what is being done to help them? because it's been 5 day says will latest her cycle of policy happen. and thousands of people have been displayed from more than 10 villages here in san for us it what's being done to help them? well, i am. the situation here is be managed by the government of a state. when the incident hap

of a miss out. it says can reach us braces in the pacific. north korean state media says the weapons, a horse song, 12 intermediate range, ballistic missile, capable of hitting the west territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it's a 1st time since 2017 that north korea has tested. a missile of this size report said pictures of the earth taken in space from the missiles that knows, knows cone. their flight was 1st detected by neighboring south korea and japan, which has condemned the missile test it gramma dental done door beside it or not because a lot, a series of actions by north korea, including the repeated launches of ballistic missiles, threatened the peace and security of japan, the region and the international community on a little okay. such intense ballistic missile launches are in violation of relevant security council resolutions. and our country has made a strong protest to north korea date again, junior, call your dash semester. the missile test comes as western diplomats negotiate to prevent a possible russian invasion of ukraine and with relations with china. and there was for years. so that is north korea taking advantage of why the tensions in the

the south—west for a time. most of the rain in the north. signs of it turning chillier for all by the end of the week. of the united states. hello.historic blizzards in the united states as a fierce winter storm with high winds and heavy snowfall hits the east coast. "stay inside and hunker down" is the advice from this meteorologist attempting to measure the situation on the coast. downing street is considering sending more british troops and military hardware to eastern europe, as nato weighs up options to increase pressure on russia. the medical trial throwing new light on why some people experience breathlessness after covid. ash barty wins the australian open to become first home winner in 44 years.

, nigerian government blames armed groups for killing 200 people in days of reprisal attacks in the north west as i'm far a state. ah . hello and welcome. i'm peter toby. you're watching ultra 0 live from doha. also coming up tensions in iraq's parliaments as the newly elected members meet for their 1st session and agree on a speaker. china orders mass testing from millions of.

of the u. s. state of texas. i government is holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville, just a short distance north west of dallas, with local media reporting. those held are a rabbi on congregants, police and local media say a swat team has been sent to the scene and nearby residents evacuated to safety. were less cross live now to r a u. s. correspondence heal up low and a killer. good to see you can tell us what more is known about the situation than in taxes. sure. well, at the synagogue in a city near fort worth, they were having their saturday services worship services as they do on a weekly basis. and then from there, there was a live stream of an individual who answered the individuals live streaming themselves. they had a gun and they repeated if anyone tries to enter this building, i'm telling you everyone will die. we understand that the rabbi and congregates are being held hostage inside of the building on the live stream. you also said, quote, i'm going to die. don't cry about me. now the, the gunman is reported to have a british accent and elsewhere on the streams. he has made references t

of the u. s. states of texas. a suspect to go man is holding people hostage in a sinner in the city of collierville, just a short distance north west of dallas. local media fighting police sources is reporting those held a rabbi and congregants. a thought team has been sent to the scene, a nearby residence, evacuated safely. there was a live stream of the service, the synagogue, when the suspects entered. an apparently negotiations with police could be heard you know let's cross live now to our us corresponding caleb more pin. caleb, it's still a fluid situation. do we know anything more after last our were individuals who are being held hostage by a gunman. 3 of them are congregants at the synagogue, and one of them is the rabbi. now we understand that the gunman, you know, he walked in to the saturday service at the synagogue and interrupted the proceedings and proceeded to hold the folks hostage at this point. he has said, if anyone tries to enter the building, everyone will die. he has also said that he believes he will die today. now, it under, we understand the hostage taker is calling for the freedom of office, the dc office

north korea tested a new hypersonic missile, triggering a launch alert from the north american aerospace defense counsel, or norad, that briefly grounded flights on the west coast of the united states. in new jersey, fire officials say a massive chemical blaze at a chlorine manufacturing plant in passaic could have turned into one of the most catastrophic chemical disasters in the region if firefighters hadn't quickly responded. the fire at majestic industries and the qualco chemical plant burned through friday night and into saturday morning, spreading -- smoke so thick it was seen and smelled in new york city. hundreds of firefighters were deployed. one of them was injured. the wealth of the world's richest 10 men doubled since the start of the pandemic, even as 160 million more people were pushed into poverty. that's the conclusion of oxfam and oxfam report "inequality kills," released as the world economic forum kicked off its annual meeting virtually due to the pandemic. the report found global inequality is contributing to the death of at least 21,000 people each day, or one person every four seconds, even as the combined wealth of elon musk, jeff bezos, and eight other men g

of the u. s. state of tex's, that is where a gunman is reportedly holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville. i was just north west off of dallas. neither synagogue called the congregation beth israel at was in the middle of a service since believe when an are man entered a live stream of the service continued and did so for some hours with the voice of the gunman, heard in the background, apparently negotiating with police a swat team, it was sent to the scene nearby, residents evacuated to safety at let's bring in our killer my pen, r u. s. correspondent to props, fill in the gaps. that's as much as we know that said the lines coming in at kaleb at what more is know where exactly is this happening? sure, this is happening in collin bill, texas, which is near fort worth. and from what we understand, a police negotiating team is on the scene as well as the swat team. now the individual is inside the synagogue and apparently holding a number of people hostage. it's been considered an active hostage situation. and the shooter, the, the armed pottage taker was negotiating and was live streaming the entire thing on so

the west. vaccine—maker moderna says it's begun clinical trials of a booster dose designed specifically to combat the coronavirus 0micron variant. north korea's states just a day after south korea said it detected the launch of two short—range ballistic missiles, drawing condemnations from japan and the us. since the turn of the year, pyongyang has carried out eight missile tests so far, making this january among the most tests it has ever carried out in a single month. and as our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports, the new tests show north korea is continuing to make rapid progress in its missile capabilities. translation: north korea is trying to have a defence, like a scorpion�*s tail. for the last couple of years, really since the beginning of the pandemic, north korea has been very quiet. it's really shut itself off from the rest of the world, and here injapan, we've had no missile overflights, no threats of turning tokyo into a sea of fire, and then suddenly in the last couple of weeks, all of that's changed. multiple missile tests, claims that north korea has new hypersonic weapons and threats of more to come. so what's going

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of groceries the far beaching system already blasting from west hope north dakota to st. louis, missouri with nearly a foot of snow drivers in eastern, iowa facing near whiteout conditions. for the north this stateer suffering minor injuries, alex pershey abc news, washington spencer you and i had the same reaction wows us. we do not miss that kind of weather at all. do we? no, thank you. we were both living in the northeast for a while and lots to be thankful for in california. there's lots of love about the northeast but not the winter weather. no, thank you. let's take a look at what's going on here in the the far west we've got competitions right now and overnight. we'll see high clouds passing over i partly cloudy night, then tomorrow the high clouds will continue to stream by but it'll be a bright sky. with brakes in the high clouds overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s and then the highs tomorrow will range from upper 50s at the coast to mainly low 60s right around the bay shoreline inland a little bit of a mixed bag only upper 50s in the inland east bay, but low 60s in other inland communities and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast after several dry mild da

the sort of brings us north and west from appomattox. and so you do turn the perspective of a little but the dispersal of lee's army the end of the war, the loyal states. whether what are the decisions made in the loyal states to suddenly wait a minute the confederates are no longer one place there everywhere. in maryland and other places. >> that is really an important point i'm glad you brought up. this is not just the story of what happens in virginia or what happens in the former confederacy. all of this is spilling out and rippling out into other places. none more so than the slaveholding states that remained loyal to the union, the border states as we call them. the big question is going to be for hancock, for grants, ultimately for the attorney general of the united states, james speed, whether or not confederate soldiers from loyal state specific this is maryland, missouri, kentucky and delaware not west virginia, whether or not they can return to their homes. have they committed such a crime and lead leaving their loyal states and going to fight for the rebel army that they no longer have homes. i will offer this as a tease without getting in

the us state of texas. a good money is holding people hostage in a synagogue in the city of collierville, just a short distance north west of dallas. local media sites in police sources is reporting those held a rabbi and congregants. a small team has been sent to the scene, a near by residence, evacuated to safety. now there was a live stream of the service, the synagogue running when the arm suspect entered, and apparently negotiations with police could be heard and will be less cross live now to our us corresponding caleb moping. caleb, a very fluid situation. the moment can you think? because what we know so far, please indeed, so we have a situation in kali's vill texas just outside of fort worth. there's a synagogue. and at that synagogue of 4 people are being held hostage by a gunman. now from what we understand, those who are being held hostage are the rabbi of the synagogue, as well as 3 congregants who had attended the saturday weekly services held at the synagogue. now from what we understand, at this point, the live stream has been cut off. there was a live stream that was going showing the services and that

the north west people returning to their damaged villages. the attacks were retaliation after airstrikes on the attack. as high doubts, mass burials had been held in a state of zam flora after hundreds of gunman on motor bikes reportedly attacked. 8 villages on tuesday, that followed airstrikes on monday, which the military said killed. 100 bandits including 2 of their leaders, dozens of hostages were rescued on tuesday after being abducted by armed groups 2 months ago acquired address as the latest from a boucher. this happen because of the days of intense bombardment of binded high doubts in the zone for a stage and other neighboring states. remember this conflicts taught it more than about a decade ago, and we haven't seen increased military activity until the last 3 years when the president ordered that the military be deployed to tackle what was been a growing threat. and since then, it has little forced into a monster that to d. today we've been massacres. wash than this before in zone for a state we've seen recently, about 40 travelers were burned to live in a bus, an attack blamed on this bended. so right now, what's happening in the 10 villages type

the move already blasting west hope, north dakota, to st. louis, missouri, with nearly a foot of snow across the midwest in four states.n tennessee, people getting ready for the winter storm. >> we have extra jackets and gloves so we do travel with that in case we get stranded. >> i do not drive in the snow. >> reporter: at least five governors declaring states of emergency including here in georgia. >> we're mobilizing and prepared to deploy resources as needed to protect our state but be ready to assist neighboring states if needed. >> reporter: it's been four years since atlanta had any measurable snowfall and while it's unclear whether that will change this weekend, the mayor tells me the city is preparing for what this storm might bring. >> we have 40 pieces of equipment that's ready to go. we have 300 employees. gallons and gallons of brine so we're trying to stay ahead of it. >> reporter: tens of millions in the path of that wintry mix with snow, sleet and freezing rain, with the potential to cripple roadways, topple trees and trigger power outages. >> worried about maybe losing electricity? >> we might. you nev

the north west. we've got a winter storm that's moved into western parts of canada, ringing snow and rain to british columbia, edging down into northern areas of washington state. but as i said, the significant winter weather is going to be affecting the east coast of the us. we got heavy snow on course for new york as well as the boston we could see up to 30 centimeters the snow possibly more as well as the really damaging winds we are expecting disruption here. we can also see some coastal flooding as that system works. its way further north bringing heavy snow to main and parts of new england. and by the time we get in to sunday, it will be eastern areas of canada that sees those conditions. so some very wet and wintry weather to come. that sure weather update. ah. in a series of original documentaries or 0 correspondence, explore the stories which have marked their lives and careers. gabriella is on the cover. the tragic story of 2 reinforced activists brutally killed fighting. the devastation brought up by loggers and ranchers. returning to the amazon, gabriel learns how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with th

the north west. we've got a winter storm that's moved into western parts of canada, ringing snow and rain to british columbia, edging down into northern areas of washington state. but as i said, the significant winter weather is going to be affecting the east coast of the us. we got heavy snow on course for new york as well as the boston we could see up to 30 centimeters of snow, possibly more as well as the really damaging winds we are expecting disruption. here. we can also see some coastal flooding as that system works. its way further north bringing heavy snow to main and parts of new england. and by the time we get in to sunday, it will be eastern areas of canada that sees those conditions. so it's very wet and wintery weather to come. that sure weather update. ah, one of the fastest growing nations and move on it and development international to become a middle eastern trade and skillfully myself free of filling up from the world one a cost cutters, gateway to world trade. lou aah! on al jazeera, these are the top stories this our u. s. president joe biden says he will be moving a small number of troops to eastern europe. the pentagon has put about 8 and