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the north/northeast is not as robust as but was yesterday. still some temperatures well above average. i mentioned patchy fog. there is nothing this there yet. it will be another nice day. probably not as warm as this. palo alto in the 80s. oakland and kentfield, 70s. upper 70s to almost 80. golden gate park, 51. clear. south/southwest yesterday was east. that is also something to keep an eye on. pressure is still high but sit going down a little. it is up to about 30-22 at this time yesterday. south wind in the oakland, bergly hills. northwest and the marin county hills northwest. not in the northern/northeast. 40s on the temperatures. 50s still pretty mild. nappa airport. 34 low. 81 high. and we also have the interior which warmed up. but that system is breaking through the ridge. we have an increase in clouds and cooler temperatures starting tomorrow. we have rain around sunday night and monday. not a big system, but it will be a big change in our forecast. today, though, lots of sun. a little cooler on the coast. but upper 70s to near 80

including this one northeast of jackson, mississippi. in lawrence county, mississippi, the sheriff's department mourning the loss of deputy robert ainsworth and his wife paula. writing, "robert left this world a hero, as he shielded mrs. paula during the tornado." chattanooga, tennessee, taking a direct hit from an ef-3 twister with winds of 145 miles per hour. the decision of whether to open shelters amid the covid-19 pandemic faced across the region. >> at the end of the day, life safety had to persist over everything else. >> reporter: and in hundreds of homes were damaged -- >> a picture of me and mother. she died a few years ago. >> reporter: felicia thomas and her daughter cynthia now picking up the pieces. they were trapped inside their decimated home with three young children until their neighbor jared moore came racing to the rescue. >> what was your first instinct? >> gotta help them, get them out. if we don't get them out, they're not gonna make it. >> reporter: everyone made it out safely, grateful to be alive. the department

and of the pulse of heavy rain was slide its weight northeast with across england, wales 01’ northeastain but to southern scotland. some hefty showers chasing on behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between five and 8 degrees. so if thursday at low pressure firmly in charge of the scene. you can pressure firmly in charge of the scene. you can see pressure firmly in charge of the scene. you can see there is frontal systems spiralling around the low. there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with. patty rain drifting its weight northwards across scotland, perhaps parts of eastern england for a time then it will see sunshine styles and also showers. though showers across the southern half of the uk will be heavy and thunder he entered the uk. wendy across the south of england and the channel islands. across the channel islands we could see gusts of 50 mph potentially for that the temperatures again in the range of ten to 14 degrees. certainly cooler than has been on many days recently. friday is another sunshine and showers day. the centre of our area of low pres

ramadan and ickes ations of the syrian government is blocking medical supplies to the country's northeast. welcome to the program the u.s. economy is falling deep into one of its most severe recessions in recent times it's seen a decade of growth wiped out in just 3 months shrinking by almost 5 percent and this concerns of the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic is any going to worsen she has returned has the story. the 4.8 percent decline for g.d.p. between january and march represents the largest decline since the 2008 recession consumer spending which accounts for 70 percent of g.d.p. dropped by an annualized rate of 7.6 percent the largest drop since $1080.00 moreover this is just a preliminary estimate analysts expect the eventual number to be far higher than these numbers are for a quarter in which the economic locked down only accounted for a few weeks she. 2nd quarter g.d.p. figures for april to june a projected to register a decline of around 30 to 40 percent with some financial institutions predicting much much worse the white house is still clinging on to the hope of a v.

greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story they bounce to control our nation our believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like police you can vote why i'm turkish but i'm also brings people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera 6600000 americans lost their jobs in the past week because of measures to stop it on a virus and to make since mid march nearly 17000000 people in the u.s. a filed for jobless benefits after a sudden surge in virus infections indonesia is tightening measures to cap this write off on a virus anyone breaking the rules can be fined up to $7000.00 and be jailed for up to 6 years in the division has reported more than 600 deaths and opec and its allies have agreed to a historic cut in oil production to counter the slump in demand caused by a pandemic oil prices have plummeted by around 30 percent after knockdowns around the world cut demand. as being called th

blood pressure up to the northeast and all you really need to worry about its for the white lions arehe air will increasingly be coming from with a brisk wind as well and that cold air spreading southworth as we go through easter sunday and on into easter monday. a very different field by the end of the weekend. actually here and now parts of england and wales through this evening into tonight, it will then fade so looking try with clear spells for the most part in cloud apache rain affecting scotland and northern ireland. not parts of southeast england and scotland could get down to two or three degrees. it's been in the rain became quite erratic progress southeast so we see rainfora time erratic progress southeast so we see rain for a time and parts of northern ireland in southern scotland, that ring trying to frontage west wells in the southwest of england, and generally the stay of england, and generally the stay of sunny spells and heavy showers into the afternoon, though showers could get really heavy indeed with frequent lightning and some thunder thrown in. 25 degrees once aga

the wind is not as strong north and northeast. yesterday, it was all about. we were already 60 degrees at this time for some. we have a little fog coming back in our near future. oakland airport. 80. that was the new record high. 79. the weather service is looking into it. it will go down in the books at 80 so far, at least the last i saw. other temperatures that were in the 80s. nappa, concord. it is close for kentfield, downtown oakland, sfo and sf in the 70s. look for temperatures, today, to be close again. the wind is not as strong out of the north. and travis has a west/southwest. with that in mind, we'll still see upper 70s to near 80 inland. that little system sneaking in is going to play into a big cool-down as we head towards tomorrow and into the weekend. highs today. let's head over to sal and see if there is anything going on. good morning, sal. >>> good morning to you, right now, we do not have a lot going on when it comes to the commute. let's talk about the commute as we approach. let's sew if i can see that. the mcarthur maze. traffic is movin

jillian: the northeast is cleaning up damage after a possible tornado in new jersey, powerful storms leaving a path of destruction. rob: a water spout suddenly forming off the jersey shore. some video, a big storm, no reports of serious injuries. jillian: wind gusts are powerful, they knocked the trailer on its side knocking out power to thousands in the area. janice dean warned us the weather was coming, it is no joke when you look at those images. >> janice: we had a tornado worn storm in the bronx yesterday afternoon. take those storms seriously. in the northeast in the wake of that, very cool temperatures, below freezing, freeze warnings in effect for part of the northeast were temperatures in the 30s in 20s, feels more like january than april and freeze advisories in place where things will remain freezing or below freezing for the next several hours. we have this storm system is getting the northcoast, potential for snow along the great lakes but the next system we are watching is moving through the southern plains, the same areas hit hard by severe weather and tornadoes over t

more of us feel the effects of that northeast wind and during monday roger a lot of cloud at the northern northern and eastern scotland down to the eastern side of england. for the rest we have the best of the sunshine. because the gusts of 50 miles an hour the channel islands and look at the temperatures. as her top temperature ina high temperatures. as her top temperature in a high of 14 degrees. as you move through monday night this high—pressure bleat builds stronger across the british isles and the blues on the chart. with light winds getting cold and quite a right spread across tuesday morning. pretty cool feeling down tuesday but it does turn warmer later in the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk home secretary response to criticism after doctors warned that they are still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i'm sorry if people feel that they have been failures. —— there have been failures. —— there have been failures. but at the same time we are in an unprecedented globa

you are one of six northeast states that are coordinating their responses up and down that northeastorridor. i want to get your reaction to what we just heard there from my colleague peter alexander on that reporting, on that combative news conference last night. did you watch the press conference or do you not watch those at all? >> i did not see that portion of it. what i can tell you is the president says what he says, but there is an administration that we're working with collaboratively and that's the pence task force, dr. fauci, dr. birx. they're getting more constructive and more helpful to the governors every day. >> let me -- >> the rest of it is a little bit of background noise for me. >> i want to clarify something, you heard the president talk about his having that sole authority. you obviously cannot agree with the president being the sole power in deciding when states and localities and municipalities open up? >> as you pointed out, all of our regional governors here in the northeast, we got together by phone, zoom, the other day, yesterday, we're going to work on this

wednesday turn slightly to the northeast.e those temperatures in the high teens or low 20 come next weekend was that with a chance of one or two showers. essentially the long—range forecast is dry with a good deal of sunshine. bye— bye. britain's coronavirus death toll keeps climbing, as another 847 people lose their lives. while hospitals are being transformed to cope with victims of the pandemic, there are warnings tonight about the impact it's having on other people. it's likely there are people who are having heart attacks, who are then subsequently not getting the treatment they need and could be dying as a consequence of this. tonight the global death toll from covid—19 passed 150,000. scientists in oxford are hoping for a million doses of a coronavirus vaccine by september, as the government sets up a task force to find one. should we all be wearing masks in crowded places now?

a little bit milder, i think, across the northeast of england and for many parts of scotland.he area of high—pressure. the pressure is starting to drop a bit. we've got some weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. they'll certainly bring some more cloud and maybe some showery bursts of rain. some wetter weather particularly across scotland, perhaps into northern ireland. even the chance of a shower or two not far from the southwest of england. but again, many parts of england and wales should be dry. still enjoying some sunshine and some warmth, with the highest temperatures across the southeast of england. and that's where we'll see any remaining warmth on easter day, because there's more showers likely to develop across england and wales, with some heavier ones towards wales and the southwest. a little bit drier across scotland and northern ireland, but those temperatures are beginning to ebb away, and it will turn cooler still as we move into monday. the showers we are seeing in the south and southwest, those will fade away — and instead, around an area of high—pressure

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a little bit milder, i think, across the northeast of england and for many parts of scotland.. the pressure is starting to drop a bit. we've got some weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. they'll certainly bring some more cloud and maybe some showery bursts of rain. somewhat or whether particularly across scotland, perhaps into northern ireland. even the chance of a shower or to not far from the southwest of england. but again, many parts of england and wales should be dry. still enjoying some sunshine and some warmth, eith the highest temperatures across the southeast of england. —— with the highest temperatures. and that's where we'll see any remaining warmth on easter day, because there's more showers likely to develop across england and wales, with some heavier ones towards wales and the southwest. a little bit drier across scotland and northern ireland, but those temperatures are beginning to ebb away, and it will turn cooler still as we move into monday. those showers we are seeing in the south and southwest, those will fade away — and instead, around an area of hi

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that he gets to decide which states reopen comes as this afternoon, a group of governors in the northeastnnounced a working group of elected leaders and public health officials to come up with a plan to safely get their local economies going again. a consortium of states on the west coast have formed their own group, as well. we don't know exactly what these plans will end up looking like, but in just a moment, i will speak with connecticut's governor, who will be a critical part of the northeast working group. today, he warned, though, against the urge to reopen too quickly, as multiple people familiar with the matter have confirmed to nbc news, the president is determined to reopen the nation's economy with a, quote, big bang, by early next month. that, though, may be at odds with experts, like the nation's top infectious dez expert, dr. anthony fauci, who has repeatedly said that the virus sets the timeline for when it is safe to reopen. not the white house. this weekend, dr. fauci also acknowledged that the federal government could have acted sooner. that came after this "new york tim

the northeast breeze is really not that much in place like it was yesterday.santa rosa is 41 and livermore is 44. the northwest winds are west

now, here in the northeast it's cold enough for snow. well, for new england.are seeing chilly rain over parts of the northeast, new york up towards boston and portland and as this storms winds up and exits we're going to see the potential for several inches of snow across portions of maine. so a lot of stories to cover, the severe weather, the snow and the cold weather across the northeast and then the hot temperatures as well for parts of the southwest. rob, jillian, nice to see you. happy monday. jillian: you too. we've had a lot of april showers in the northeast. >> yes, we have. jillian: like a lot. rob: i'm ready for warmth. janice, thank you so much. >> see what i can do. jillian: bye. a california judge orders i.c.e. to release hundreds of immigrant detainees because of covid-19, despite no cases of the virus in the actual facility. rob: so where is the line between prevention and overstepping existing law. joining us with reaction is retired i.c.e. director and fox news contributor, tom homan. thank you for coming back to the shoasm do you think on the

we are all set for a good day because the wind is north or northeast and in many locations it is dueorth out towards the valley as well. so, 30s, 40s to 5th the, 30 at napa airport, 37 in half moon bay, 53-57 in pittsburgh and brent word, 40 in san ramon, el cerrito is 52 and there is some big difference in the temperatures. the valley is finally starting to warm up and a very cool april with temperatures going above almost all locations and they will continue that today and tomorrow. any rain coming in? yes. sunday into morning monday cannot a big system but i don't take were done with the rain either but for the next couple days a chili morning means a warmer for us. temperatures are bumping up with a lot of 70s and fairfield was 79 and if anyone hits 80 it will probably be them or vacaville. not much change on wednesday and fog comes back tuesday with the big change on the weekend with more clouds and much cooler . >>> thank you, steve. >> the time now is 6:21 am e co the raiders from playing games in their new stadium in las vegas, coming up, we take a look at some of the possibl

we've got a cold, windy and march-like storm here in the northeast. look at the radar. sprawling circulation with precip from ohio to the mid-atlantic to maine. going to take its time getting out of here, as a matter of fact, still cold and damp conditions with two to six inches of snow expected akrosz parts of the northeast. meanwhile, in the southwest, we're looking at a big-time heat wave. that pushes into phoenix and vegas. a pacific northwest storm drops into the plains tuesday for a severe weather threat there. tom? >> all right, rob, thank you for that. >>> and there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the major retailer struggling to stay afloat. neiman marcus under mounting debt as stores remain closed. their latest effort to stay in business. >>> plus, the nba looking for a rebound. some players reportedly returning to their workouts this week. what this could mean for the league. my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. once weekly trulicity is for

a little bit milder, i think, across the northeast of england and for many parts of scotland. in from the atlantic. they‘ll certainly bring some more cloud and maybe some showery bursts of rain. some wetter weather, particularly across scotland, perhaps into northern ireland. even the chance of a shower or two not farfrom the southwest of england. but again, many parts of england and wales should be dry. still enjoying some sunshine and some warmth, with the highest temperatures across the southeast of england. and that‘s where we‘ll see any remaining warmth on easter day, because there‘s more showers likely to develop across england and wales, with some heavier ones towards wales and the southwest. a little bit drier across scotland and northern ireland, but those temperatures are beginning to ebb away, and it will turn cooler still as we move into monday. those showers we are seeing in the south and southwest, those will fade away — and instead, around an area of high—pressure, we will see a northerly wind. it will turn drier, but it will turn cooler. this is bbc news. i‘m r

but northeast england and scotland it has been colder and cloudier with the wind of the north sea inystem generating much more clout. overnight it pushes its way northwards in the front of scotla nd its way northwards in the front of scotland and with lives, not really a metric to much of the brace and the cloud across scotland or the england and ireland and clear skies the further south and west you are across england and wales. temperatures from and not much lower than seven or eight celsius. five or six across scotland a much milder night here. much of the uk again mostly dry and fairly sunny. heavy showers developing across the far north of england, scotland it in the day across the western side with a rumble of thunder. very warm and much warmer day for northeast england and eastern scotland would be more sunshine and a change in wind direction. on saturday little change for england and wales, were sunshine and as she ran across the western buyers and to turn colder across scotland and ireland and england but so that once continuing across much of england and wales cabbages have

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look to the north, northeast. 45 degrees. temperatures dropped it into the 50s. we should see mostly cloudy skies for most of the night. a few clouds near the coast. but looking good from treasure island toward downtown, temperatures in the 3 middle 50s. and they are just gointo drop back a little bit. low 50s into wednesday morning. typical for late april. dog walking forecast for tomorrow, thank you to bengie's humans. a good looking forecast for sonoma county, upper 70s. along the coast, mid-60s for highs tomorrow. around the bay, upper 60s and low to middle 70s. inland upper 70s and low 80s on the map, especially inland. 83 degrees fairfield, the warmest spot tomorrow. the warm spots, mid-80s on thursday, upper 80s on friday. still staying short of 90 degrees. the warm spots are that warm. the rest of us below that. around the bay, upper 60s for the next couple days. low 70s on friday with temperatures backing of slightly for the weekend. mary >>ny bennett planning his signature song and he is asking for your help. tonight the request from the legendary singe

morning, everyone we're watching the severe weather outbreak that continues to happen across the northeastcautions set in place across the high wind warning for new york city, washington, philadelphia, where we could see gusts up to 70 miles per hour we have many peopl to go get tested, we'll watch the outside sites today. very dangerous situation setting up across the east >> janessa, thank you. >>> first nba horse tournament coming up. refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. >>> it has been a month now sin

30s, 40s and 50s they have the breeze in fairfield is in the 50s if not probably the 40s with the northeast breeze for some and even sfo is at 50 and we look for sunshine today, a chilly morning and any fog is going to get chewed up rapidly the warmer for all 60s and may be fairfield and near 80 degrees but we go for temperatures well above average for today. >> it's a tuesday morning let's head over to sal to see if anything is headed over there. >> did you like the moody blues song there, steve? >> i did i enjoyed your stories more . >>> when this is all over you and i get together until some stories, steve . >> yes. good idea expect we see traffic is moving along nicely and we don't see a lot of action right now it's just what we want to see. people are talking about reopening, one of the first things that will come back is the traffic in fact in the last few days we've seen more and more people on the road it just lets me know that as soon as they turned the switch, if they do it that way, more and more people will be on the road right now. it's a good drive so far. let's go back. >> to

with a go nice looking friday was 70 degrees in the sunshine the something developing in the far northeast of china or east and russia already and this low here still cold enough to snow quite a long way northeast admittedly but it would use quite a strong wind onto that face of honshu on her carda which rain developing once more there in tokyo you're in shelter at $21.00 degrees and your wall was in beijing which is not 6 degrees off its temperature coming into the weekend further south the rain has developed in southern china is going to out into the far science of these smaller islands of japan and south of that an increasing number of shows a showing up daily now in southeast asia but the concentration still in common tongue some inside iraq sort of way cities was to east timor equally we've gotten daily building in sumatra and singapore in kuala lumpur increasing the year like to shout a daily basis that's not yet the case in india in bangladesh and in the northeast we all sing a little bit more in the way of rain but mostly we're still just watching the temperatures slowly rise. the

but these cases in the northeast are very very worrying, because this was an area where the pandemicruses mutate, we don't know which type or variant of the virus is spreading there, or whether there was a false sense of security when the cases in the wuhan area started to abate. so this is almost a force beyond our control. we do not know its next movement on its path and destruction throughout the globe, and if it's happened in china, we will certainly have a second wave here. when it will happen or whether there will be a third or fourth wave, and it will be with us for several years. nobody is able to know, no matter how many scientists are currently working on this. we are going to go to the independent newspaper, john, we will of course there with you on this one. a surprising front page, police one. a surprising front page, police one of unrest when lockdown lifted. officers prepare for a more volatile and educated society. i had assumed that everyone was wanting to carry on the lockdown, it was actually pushing the government towards this, but the paper has a different perspe

a mother is doing her best to keep her safe in this temporary camp in northeast kenya. don't know where the baby has been really sick we went to the hospital and they said she had malaria they asked for money to give her medication but we didn't have any so we came back home she hasn't slept she's sick and cries a lot when the seasonal rain swept to have village near greece or rising floodwaters from the time river submerged. with the flood ski many mosquitoes putting the people at risk of malaria. it's a life threatening disease in hot humid climates across african countries mosquitoes spread a parasite that infected nearly 230000000 people in 20. 400000 died in the statement kenyan president who can yasser says it believes malaria prevalence from a high of 6000000 infections to 4600000 over the last 10 years. this progress is a result of support and cooperation between the government development partners and frontline health providers kenya has joined ghana and malawi in a pile this vaccine program that's focusing on the worst hit areas. with countries responding to t

we're calling her cider to protect her identity she lives in northeast delhi and hasn't heard from her brother in 10 days she's afraid for both their safety side a says that on april 10th police came to their home and asked her brother to go to the police station to make a statement about being shot during the communal violence in delhi in february. they called us at 9 at night and said we're not going to let him go because we've seen footage of him and he lied to us we asked them to show us proof but they didn't they said we'll show it in court but how can we go to court when it's shut they haven't let us see him or give him food cider doesn't know if police have charged her brother since the lockdown began 4 weeks ago he's one of dozens of people arrested in connection with the attacks 53 people were killed in the worst violence of the delhi territory in decades it began when supporters of the government citizenship amendment at fort hood protesters complaining the door was anti muslim even though we've had reports of. even before the lockdown before the lockdown lawyers were still a

for winds in excess of 70 miles per hour across portions of the mid-atlantic and up towards the northeastthe storms will start to weaken. however, we do have volatile next several hours across the areas that i mentioned, georgia in towards the carolinas, then up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. the storms will exit by this evening but it has been a very destructive, in some cases a catastrophic last 24 hours for some folks over parts of the south and as i mentioned, look at these wind gusts that are moving across the mid-atlantic and the northeast, 50, 60, 70 miles per hour. so that's going to cause potentially some very destructive power outage as well as the potential for some damage across homes as well. so once the system is over with later on this evening, we will have a quieter forecast but unfortunately the damage is done in a lot of these areas and we are seeing catastrophic destruction. >> people are isolated, they're out of work. this is absolutely not the best time for a weather event where people's homes are getting destroyed. janice, thanks so much. rob: 11 minutes

yes, it's coming, baby, and for the northeast as well.at this, from iowa, chicago, into ohio, we are looking at light snow. rain and heavy rain through central parts of illinois. we've got 24 million people affected by this system as it pushes to the east with winter wind advisories. snow across great lakes into new england today. it arrives rain late for the mid-atlantic states. tomorrow a rain-snow mix ends by early afternoon. morning rain and storms in the carolinas as this pushes away. we are looking for snowfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 6" of snow in some spots these are the last snowfalls on records. chicago may 11th in '66, pittsburgh, boston may 10th in 1977 guys, we still have a few weeks to go before we can finally say good-bye to winter we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds "nationwide office of customer advocacy." ...but we can still support you and the heroes who are with you. we're giving refunds on auto insurance premiums, assisting customers with financial hardships, and our foundatio

there's been discussion with the hospital council and northeast medical services, a major nonprofit healthcare clinic that has a significant place in my district. if healthcare employers are offering paid leave, it will count towards the additional 80 hours and to ensure we don't short staff this ordinance. its uses are incredibly narrow and only apply in cases where it's in the interest of public health for healthcare providers not to go to work. and it does not allow uses of public health emergency leaves by healthcare providers for a border range of uses that are allowed for workers at businesses with more than 500 employees that are covered by the public health emergency leave ordinance. so colleagues, i thank you for your support in the public health emergency leave ordinance last week and also that the full board last week and without your support, i'm moving this further amendment that would provide additional leave for healthcare providers in a more similar range of uses. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor stephanie, my comments? >> no, i don't, thank you. >> why don't we open th

but we get there, i know we are facing some severe weather here in the northeast that you want to runah. let me go through that and i'll get to the numbers, the latest on the covid cases yesterday. first thing's first, though, we have about 44 million people first in flash flooding as we go through the areas of the mid-atlantic and through the northeast. heavy rain this morning up through i-95. we have a flash flood warning into charlotte right now. 44 million people under the flash flood watch, including washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, new york city is not in that flash flood watch. looks like the heaviest rain will be just to the west. here is the timing of it. all day long, it will pour from rich mo richmond to norfolk, washington, d.c. we don't really get into the heavy rain until this evening and during the overnight hours, the heaviest rain will move through areas of connecticut and through washington. friday, still kind of a transition day. the nicer weather really won't arrive until we get to the weekend. for today, record hot. a nasty day in areas of the great lake

to the south where we saw 30% last week compared to now northeast at 8.5. is possibility of a flattening of the curve, but there's still that lack of existence of data to see some consistency by region. >> got to stay diligent there. much more eaahcludg the amazing grace of our doctors anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee at bayheart and discovering more akidney disease,between so george can keep discovering new adventures. at bayer, this is why we science. introducing botanica. home fragrances with exotic magnolia.s.warm vanilla and himn french lavender and honey blossom. and it's responsibly sourced. new botanica by air wick. natu

toward the north and northeast, it'll be chilly, as cold weather sets in to southern montana.ossibly rainfall turning into snow along those parts. toward the southeastern part, it'll move toward the ohio valley. you should expect the temperatures to slightly change there. a lot of moisture developing. also possibility of some rain turning into sleet in certain parts because of temperature differences. sunny skies are expected across atlanta, moving all the way toward oklahoma city, and into houston. temperatures increasing to 29 for all those that are going to be towards mexico city. washington, d.c. is going to be slightly cooler and also do expect a bit of a wet day, as tempmperatures only go as highh 14 degrees. that is all for the weather. stay safe. stay care. have a nice day. ♪ >>> all right. that's nhk "newsline" this hour. i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. thank you for staying with us on nhk world japan. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm aiko doden. nine years ago, in 2011, major earthquakes occurred on opposite sides of the world, devastating communities in two cou

i do expect a tornado watch to be put in place for raleigh, areas of the northeast, talking about windicking up to at least 65 miles per hour so very dangerous situation, at least 24 hours before this severe weather starts to make its way out. >> thank you for keeping an eye out for us >>> quick hits opec and oil-producing allies have finalized historic deal to cut production, single largest cut in history, propping up falling prices as coronavirus pandemic hammers demand. >>> florida's walt disney world is going to furlough workers, after negotiations with union representing them. no end de.at >>> ben affleck poker match raised over $1 million for feeding america. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for full home freshness. la la la la la get relief behind the allecounter with claritin-d.ion claritin-d improves nasal airfl

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we have a severe threat not only for parts of the northeast, back through the southern plains.ll be a multi-day event for the plane states, wind advisories include new york city, boston with winds in excess of 50 miles per hour ongoing this afternoon through this evening. prepare yourselves, millions of folks could get rocked later today in terms of strong wind and heavy rainfall. wednesday some of these states that were hit hard over the last couple weeks with severe storms, the potential for large hail, damaging wind and tornadoes tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, forecast rainfall, in some cases flooding rain, that will be an issue. there is your forecast for the northeast, we will deal with strong storms including damaging winds. look at miami city records in parts of south florida with temperatures in the 90s. a lot to focus on in terms of the weather. in your watches and warnings throughout the day and this afternoon. rob: hot and stormy, we appreciate it. in an unrelenting commitment to serve the national police foundation helping to locate critical ppe for those on the fro

that storm system is expected to bring strong winds to the northeast today. states from new jersey to massachusetts are bracing for possible wind gusts as high as 70 miles an hour. >>> those high winds could be a problem for a coronavirus tent hospital in new york's central park and for outdoor testing centers across the northeast. as the death toll continues to surge, president trump is publicly targeting dr. anthony fauci. the president retweeted the post #firefauci after fauci acknowledged slow u.s. action led to the loss of lives. trevor ault has the latest. >> reporter: the united states reaching a grim milestone over the weekend. now the country with the highest death toll from covid-19. more than 550,000 confirmed cases, at least 21,000 americans have died, but new york, which has been the country's epicenter of the pandemic, could be seeing a flattening of the curve. >> the apex isn't just an apex, it's a plateau. it has been flattening, but flattening at a terribly high level. >> reporter: but other states predicting they're days away from their peak

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>> we have stayed in contact with our healthcare providers here in the area, in the northeast and inal area and in the central part of the state here. they say they are in god shape for planning purposes but, again, we have to do everything we can for mitigation and that's why we personally have been looking at tin mate transfer first to make sure no cases are brought into our area and also following the cdc guidelines communicating to people and shelter in place orders along with the nonlife-sustaining businesses not operating right now. that's part of what congress did to make sure people got paychecks and small businesses could stay open. the paycheck protection program has been up since friday and it's been helpful to a lot of people. rob: absolutely, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. carley: thanks a lot. the time now 27 minutes after the hour. vatican city to spain, the worst and deadliest days of the pandemic may be over. we are live with the progress being made across europe. rob: beach battle after georgia's governor opens beach carley: back with fox news alert, bri

today is good, but we're losing the northeast breeze.t's still warm and then 50s for san francisco and oakland and there's the southwest wind in the hills and is still northwest up in to the area. not the northeast like we saw yesterday. yeah, that's it. that's going to increase the fogs and low cloud s. let's head over to sal and see if there's anything new going on. >>> yeah, we do have a new crash. this crash does not seem to be causing the slow traffic out there. i will tell you about it. it's coming up on dixie road. we have a nice look at the bridge, and you can see westbound traffic is looking pretty good here and heading out to the high-rise. there was an earlier crash right before the toll blas sa, and they move that had to the shoulder and the traffic is flowing well once again. first responders will show appreciation for the valley medical center as the cdc is putting a spotlight on the risk that the health care workers are taking during the pandemic. ktvu is working from home, and you have the district attorney tails, ali. >>

good morning, everyone we continue to see storm system that is barrelling aacross the northeast. the banner says winter radar that should not be the case. we have winter weather that's running through northern nebrasnew england and also into new york we are seeing winter weather advisories unfortunately for these sections of the country. and that will last until your early morning hours before more rain starts to push into the area also watch iing the next severe weather risk that's going to be enhanced for tomorrow for the southern plains. pretty quiet start to the week, but the severe weather will ramp up by tomorrow afternoon into the evening. it will be a wet week with accumulati air is mopushing to e north. the heat, triple digits in phoenix. >> we're late april. phoenix, 103 degrees so records will be b shattered across the southwest >> thank you so much >>> you want you to check out how this town came together to celebrate a special birthday >> we have such great neighbors. us get a tear. i don't care an old man cries once in awhile. >> renowned trumter has performed for p