last week, we announced the procurement of 83 train sets which will operate on the northeast corridor and various states supported and long-distance routes. we will soon debut the new height speed train set, setting the stage for the next generation train travel in america and our northeast corridor. we are investing in our stations. in january, our partnership with the state of new york, with our state of new york partnership, we opened a new home in new york city, a world-class station providing enhanced customer experience. we are advancing station modernization products and other major cities. chicago, washington, dc, baltimore, and right here in philadelphia. we are invested -- investing in our infrastructure. we are making strides up and down the northeast corridor and projects like our gateway program and the baltimore potomac tunnel. planned infrastructure projects will improve quality, and offer greater reliability. all of these projects and investments in our future but they're also investment in our planet. amtrak provides a more sustainable mode of travel and demands of ra

so i could be back in the northeast.— three years. so i could be back in the northeast.e what you wanted to do _ the northeast. if you could choose what you wanted to do as - the northeast. if you could choose what you wanted to do as part - the northeast. if you could choose what you wanted to do as part of l what you wanted to do as part of that, what would your peak be? mr; that, what would your peak be? my toal that, what would your peak be? m goal is that, what would your peak be? i’i1: goal is to that, what would your peak be? i’i1 goal is to work that, what would your peak be? ii1 goal is to work into that, what would your peak be? i’i1: goal is to work into policy, it's part of the reason i applied to it and care about the climate crisis. i would like to work for the department of business and so the ideal goal would be wherever they need me and the climate change committee highlighted how important region of autonomy is going to be in terms of policy self sustainability anywhere in the uk.— terms of policy self sustainability anywhere in the uk. when you're at t

the northeast carter has been making money for a long while now the last year, mobile amtrak system was breaking even for the first time in history but then we had the pandemic. but there is still a huge backlog in this maintenance. a huge need to modernize our trains and our stations and averages and our tunnels and we are talking about critical jobs like the hudson gravel tunnel and the baltimore in the river bridge. in my american jobs plan, i propose spending $10 million a year on passenger rail and freight rail. and of this, two thirds with support existing amtrak routes including the northeast corridor, nationwide and we are talking about union jobs. and we are taking care of the writers and the track and wiring switches and bridges and tunnels and modernizing stations. and repairing and rebuilding this vital infrastructure. this will allow for potential to expand passenger rail service. imagine, a two hour train ride between atlanta and charlotte and going the speed of 2120 miles an hour. and two and a half hour trip between chicago and detroit, or faster more regular trips betwe

still some cloud in the northeast of scotland.down some of those eastern coast, but in the west, we could still get up to around 17—18 celsius. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england, best of the sunshine in the west, with the highest of the temperatures. but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden urges world leaders to unite and fight climate change together as he pledges to cut us emissions by at least 50% of past levels by 2030. this is the decisive decade. this is the decisive decade. this is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis. the funeral of daunte wright, a black

still some cloud in the northeast of scotland. those eastern coast, but in the west, we could still get up to around 17—18 degrees. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england, best of the sunshine in the west, with the highest of the temperatures. but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. this is bbc news. the headlines... joe biden has pledged to more than halve the united states' carbon emissions by the end of the decade. the president set the ambitious target during a global video summit, with many other world leaders also promising to make big reductions. hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a young black man who was shot dead by police in the us city of minneapolis. daunte wright was killed during a routine traffic stop. the service in mi

still some cloud in the northeast of scotland.of those eastern coast, but in the west, we could still get up to around 17—18 degrees. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england, best of the sunshine in the west, with the highest of the temperatures. but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. this is bbc news. the headlines... president biden has promised to cut america's carbon emissions by at least half before the end of this decade. he called on other leaders at a virtual climate summit to take decisive action. the funeral has been held in minneapolis for daunte wright, a 20—year—old african—american man shot dead by police earlier this month. the officer said she meant to use an electric shock device on him, but mistakenly pulled herfirearm instead. indi

china's northeast used to be the envy of the country.imes, it has struggled to keep up the coastal problems further to the south. in reality, industries did have to change. that's why policymakers are looking for new ways to boost the local economy. >> the factories which remain today have survived with much reduced workforces. less opportunitiesave met -- meant young people leaving. [speaking foreing language] >> an iron and steel company once employed thousands of workers. now it is more than one third of that. it guaranteed employment for him in his community. [speaking foreing language] >> retirees who hang out in this part say life is so much better these days in terms of clothing, housing, and the like but can be tough for the new generation. [speaking foreing language] >> in the big cities of the northeast, university graduates are drawn to high-tech employment. perhaps the people has been inevable. as for the small places, they are still chugging on. they will either reinvent themselves or be much quieter for a long time to come.

i've been asked to focus my remarks on the importance over northeast asian allies japan and south korea and given the importance of these relationships between countries and tackling our shared challenges including the challenge of -- as all of you are where two weeks ago is secretary of state lincoln and secretary of defense austan visited them and these were the first tops on the first overseas visit of any member of president biden's cabinet. it is not a coincidence. it was a conscious decision made to underscore what president biden has time and again dispersed that diplomacy is back at the center of american foreign policy and cherishing and strengthening our alliance in relationships are at the center of american foreign policy. nowhere is this more true in origins in northeast asia where japan is public of korea represent two of our strongest and most enduring alliances and friendships and during secretary of lincoln and austan's meetings with senior leadership in tokyo and seoul might then define the critical importance of these alliances a meeting challenges we faced in not jus

bill, it is freezing in the northeast. what is going on? >> that is what everyone else is complaining about all week long and now it has finally arrived in the northeast. yeah, we had the nasty thunderstorms roll through the northeast too. that was the dividing line between the warm air and the cold air that has now pushed in. so let's give you the details. 89 million people affected by frost advisories or freeze warnings from the midwest all the way to the northeast. so how bad does it feel right now? if you are heading out the door, pretty unusual to have a windchill in atlanta of 33 degrees. we have 20s and 30s pretty much covering the man. we'll recover nicely. especially in the midwest and in the south, this time of year the sun is pretty high in the sky, so 64 later atlanta, but still a windy and brisk day for all of the northeast. and tomorrow, friday, a little bit better in the northeast, but we have a severe weather outbreak to worry about coming into oklahoma and texas and we'll track that all weekend long. so there it is friday i

definitely the chief health officer at northeast medical services. that is who pelosi wanted to highlight tonight. thank you for joining us today. by the way, abc7 news will have live coverage of president biden's address tonight. coverage begins at 6:00 on air and all of the connected tv apps. the speech will be followed by a special edition of abc7 news at 8:00 p.m. thank you, again. you can watch it at home. >>> coming up next, several local water districts are starting to tighten their belts when it comes to cracking down on wasser use. what is coming next? we will get into this topic >>> welcome back. the dreaded d word is back. drought. the utility district just declared a stage one drought and is asking customers to cut water use by 10%. the santa clara water district is asking people to pipe by 25%. all signs point to another potentially dangerous drought. joining us to talk about this is the california secretary for natural resources. thank you for joining us today, secretary. >> thank you. >> governor newsom has announced a drought emergenc

across much of scotland and northeast england. they will be a renter for a northeast england.ast england. they will be a renter for a indicates that there will be called coming from the north. it would be a cold night. we will have a chance of clear skies. that is only from the southeast lady the clouds. that early rain and clouds look here —— clearly from the southeast that the morning. it is a cold start with some sunshine. what showers will develop widespread across the country. it could turn out to be happy with some ham and thunder in the afternoon. temperatures on the cool side for this time of year ranging from eight to 12 or 13 across the south. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. more than 200,000 indians are now confirmed dead from covid—i9, but the real total is feared to be much higher. it was the worst, worst night of my life, that i was not able to save her. no money, no contact, nothing helped me out. the crisis is being felt all over — health systems are at the point of collapse, crematoria are overrun and some vaccine centres have run out of doses.

in northeast asia cherry blossoms are blooming and are a sure sign that spring has sprung and this year is the earliest the season has started perhaps ever the scientists of pointing at the changing climate of bryant has more from seoul. it's an annual event in northeast asia that heralds the coming of spring and that's been getting earlier each year in tokyo the traditional viewing of the cherry blossom coincides with the lifting of pandemic state of emergency restrictions allowing people to take full advantage of the spectacle. last year i couldn't come here due to the state of emergency so here i am it's the earliest the blossom has bloomed here since official records began 70 years ago and historians delving into archives from the ancient capital of kyoto believe it's the earliest the bloom has appeared for at least 1200 years of course. but when i was a high school student cherry blossoms were still blooming around the start of the academic year in april i think the timing is getting earlier. colder korean peninsula witness says it's blossoming just after japan but not by much a ro

a single day without the northeast corridor, for example, with amtrak and the northeast corridor would cost the economy $100 million. if you shut down all passenger service on amtrak northeast corridor, the project that compensate for the loss, you'd have to add seven new lanes of highway on i-95. consider that cost. average of $30 million for a linear mile on i-95, this is a bargain. it's economical and environmentally a life saver. that's why in my rescue plan, american rescue plan, we worked hard to keep amtrak running at the height of the pandemic because we weren't traveling amtrak furloughed 1,200 employees. we were able to provide emergency relief to keep emergency rail service running and brought back 1,200 union workers that were furloughed. by the way, you get a union wage, not $15 an hour. prevailing wage. we have to do more than just build back. we have to build back better. today we have a once in a lifetime opportunity. this will play a central role in our transportation and economic future to make investments to help america get back on track no pun intended. before the

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imagine what we would have to do, a single day without the northeast corridor, amtrak in the northeast corridor would cost the economy $100 million. if you shut down all passenger service on amtrak's northeast corridor, the projects that compensate for the loss, you would have to add seven new lanes of highway on i-95. and consider that cost. average of $30 million for a linear mile on i-95. this is a bargain. a bargain's a bargain. it's economical and environmentally a lifesaver. that's why, in my rescue plan, american rescue plan, we've worked hard to keep amtrak running at the height of the pandemic because we weren't traveling amtrak, furloughed 1,200 employees. we were able to provide emergency relief to keep rail service running and we have brought back 1,200 union workers who had been furloughed. by the way, you get a union wage. not 15 bucks an average. a prevailing wage. but we have to do more than just build back. we have to build back better. and today we have a once in a generation opportunity to position amtrak and rail and inner city rail as well in general to play a cent

and warnings up for parts of the northeast and new england. heavy rain moves into the northeast today, snow starts to develop in parts of new england, and then as high pressure east of new england slows this storm down, take a look at what happens, more snow. and in fact, rain through friday, we're talking about a quarter of an inch in new york city and back into western new york, but one to three inches of rain into the northeast in new england and, bang, snow, possible power outages due to the weight of these trees. we're talking some places in the green mountains, the white mountains, the berkshires upwards of a foot of snow before this is all over. i may be all over before this is ll over before this is over we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds you woke up early. no one cares. yes. so, i was using something called homequote explorer from progressive to easily compare home insurance rates. was i hashtagging? progressive can't help you from becoming your parents, but we can help you compare rates on home

this is a highly controversial decision that has been long awaited here in northeast asia we are down at the location of the japanese embassy here in seoul in south korea where there is a demonstration taking place organized by a number of different to n.g.o.s and environmental groups opposed to this some of them saying that this amounts to nuclear terrorism by japan from the south korean government there has also been a statement of opposition saying this is totally unacceptable it will lodge a formal complaint with the japanese also official concerns of course in china another neighbor here in northeast asia but probably some of the strongest opposition will be in japan itself especially around the northeast part of the coastal area of japan that was impacted by this. by the earthquake and tsunami 10 years ago where we have the big build up of water we're talking about 1250000 tons of contaminated water here this is water that was used to cool the crippled reactors groundwater rainwater which got on to the site also became contaminated now over the years this is simply been stored i

program the situation does seem to be most serious in the non-government controlled areas of the northeast of the country what's the story that you're getting yeah and cases of the sochi games and there are. and yes if. we had. wanted to be very you know it. was going to show you that. there was a set of them on. how much longer can these labs continue to test the public and really is there any point if there are no vaccines or aid coming to help them soon . 100000 not to say we're. not actually play we're going back they're not testing why we're sad. and so with that as. in we don't. do anything. but people that i had a hospital on there every. day it would be good to know how the transmission. is there any help that you're getting from damascus atoll knowing that this area is according to them full of rebels. who had enough that were going after that a little bit that he shouldn't come through there and he. did back nations that. have not. be enough. that he is a problem worth so just paint the picture for us if help doesn't get through how serious could a future break all of the woman t

and the frigid air in the northeast. the whales, their behavioral patterns, the mother whale teaching her baby how to speak. and you will hear tonight how they communicate. >>> and as we celebrate earth, the news from mars tonight. that massa helicopter, the newer, longer flight tonight. and what they just made out of thin air. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. news on the virus tonight. could there be changes coming on the mask from the cdc? and could there be a potential warning on the one-shot vaccine here in the u.s.? but we begin tonight with the first juror to speak. one of two alternate jurors in that courtroom for the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, describing what it was like, the evidence, the video and who she says was the pivotal witness. of course, derek chauvin convicted on all three counts. lisa christensen speaking out for the first time as an alternate, she did not deliberate with the juror, but she was there the entire time in that courtroom. and

a few days of showers across the northeast and sunshine returns by tomorrow.ild highs across to the south and southeast. and then we're even watching snow for the high plains then we'll see cool highs even for the great lakes by wednesday afternoon. guys >> janessa, thank you. >>> when committee we come back, the big surprise for this brave little boy feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clea

. >>> the spring snowstorm across part of the northeast tonight. several inches of snow knocking down power lines. >>> overseas tonight, the rare photo of queen elizabeth and prince philip on the eve of his funeral tomorrow morning. tonight here what we've now learned. what prince philip designed years ago. he said that's how he wanted to be carried to his funeral. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. tonight we are learning more about sadly the newest mass shooting in america about the suspect, a former employee who showed up at the fedex facility in indianapolis and in one to two minutes, taking the lives of eight people before shooting and killing himself. late today we learned the gunman was a 19-year-old who called police concerned about him last year. the shooting began in the parking lot of that fedex facility. the former worker armed with a rifle, getting out of his car, firing in the parking lot, killing four before going inside, killing four more workers, according to the author

and the northeast corridor would cost the economy $100 million. if you shut down all passenger service on amtrak's northeast corridor, the projects that compensate for the loss, you would have to add seven new lanes of highway on i-95. and consider that cost. average of $30 million for a linear mile on i-95. this is a bargain. it's economical and it's environmentally a lifesaver. that's why in my rescue plan, american rescue plan, we've worked hard to keep amtrak running. at the height of the pandemic, because we weren't traveling amtrak furloughed 1,200 employees. and we were able to provide emergency relief to keep rail service running, and we've now brought back 1,200 union workers who have been furloughed. and by the way, you get a union wage. not 15 bucks an hour. a prevailing wage. but we have to do more than just build back. we have to build back better. and today, we have a once in a generation opportunity to position amtrak and rail and inner city rail as well in general to play a central role in our transformation and transportation of t

northeast, midwest comes back again. we are in that cycle where the upper midwest is just now beginning to start the fourth surge and it was a wake-up call yesterday when michigan reported 8400 new cases and we are seeing an increasing number of icu hospitalizations for individuals between 30 and 50 who have not been vaccinated. host: that from "meet the press," one of the five shows that we re-air on c-span radio. this from twitter, what's wrong with carrying a card that says you are not fully vaccinated? the headline from usa today, our question is whether or not there should be vaccine passports. dr. scott gottlieb responded to michael oser home on the threat of a fourth wave in the country. >> i don't think it will be a true fourth wave. we have delayed the point where we can get this behind us. with the rate that we have right now, 4 million people a day, that will reach 5 billion people per day. level of immunity, we have probably infected about 130 million americans. i think that there is enough immunity in the po

the northeast grew faster this decade than it grew between 2000 and 2010 while the other three regionsw slower this decade than the last. we see large variations. state with the largest 2020 resident population california 39,538,223. the state with the smallest population was wyoming with 576,851. however, the 10 most populous states had resident population between 10 and 40 million. while the 10 least populous states each had a resident population between half a million and 1.4 million. the populations most states grew most in 2020, utah was the fastest growing with 18.4% increase in population, growing to 3.3 million in 2020. on the other hand, three states lost population. with west virginia having the largest rate of decrease 3.2%. p population of the district of columbia grew by 14.6%, puerto rico's population decreased by 11.8% to 3.3 million. now let's get to apportionment results from the 2020 census. the constitutional purpose of the census is congressional apportionment, which is the process of distributing the membership for seats in the u.s. house of representatives every 1

heavier rain moving into the northeast >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.80s today. it's still warm but tomorrow temperatures drop slightly and winds pick up. we will see the warmest spots reaching into the upper 70s and low 80s heading into next week as the sunshine continues. it's been so dry. there's still no rain in this forecast. san francisco will reach 70 today but mostly 60s through the rest of the forecast. sirius xm 108. coming up live the behind the scenes of the "today show. our honchos lab -- mad libby and pete green i've mashed them together. >> lab, that's what they do. they tell all our secrets. >> they do >> all right, al, thank you. "pop start" time >> "popstart" time i'm going watch the draft until the 17th pick. once the radius get their bic then i'll switch to the royal wedding. >> sitting down with oprah for his first on camera interview since sharing on social media is that he's transgenderer he explains why he's decided to go public with his story >> and despite your fears you say you feel a deep responsibility to share your truth. >

it's going to be a crazy weather day in the northeast today.snow and travel delays. other areas getting severe weather today, including new york city. right now you're waking up and it is snowing outside your window if you look outside in buffalo and rochester and syracuse and snowing in cleveland. pittsburgh, snow is on the way. along with areas of west virginia. so this is the additional snowfall we are going to get today. it looks like the highest totals will be western new york, areas around buffalo to syracuse 1 to 4 inches of snow and maybe an additional inch in areas of ohio and vermont could get snow and the mountain areas could get 4 to 8 inches. as far as the severe weather threat goes, the yellow and slight risk of severe storms will roll through about 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and the window for the severe weather. all the way down through atlantic city. damaging winds are possible with these thunderstorms as they come through. then behind it, it will get much colder in a hurry so we have to watch for travel delays in the northeast. n

sunday, makes it through the northeast. watch how rain redevelops back behind an initial line of rain. we will see heavy rain in the morning, we keep rain around in the northeast sunday. we could see as much as three or more inches in addition to severe weather potential on the >>> we've got a sunny day ahead. right now in san francisco, 53 degrees into afternoon. by about 11:00 a.m., 57 and take a look at noon. about 59 degrees. now, your daytime highs for today, we're going to keep the sunshine around and it's going to remain breezy. about 10 to 20 miles per hour winds expected, especially near the coastline. daytime highs will climb into the upper 60s, even a couple of low 70s into the interior valleys, including areas like concord and livermore. >> and that's your latest forecast. peter? >> thanks so much. >>> embattled congressman matt gaetz speaking out the first time since accused of taking part in sex trafficking, and having sex with a 17-year-old girl. his defiant response. >>> a look back at queen elizabeth and pr

— train that goes up and down the northeast corridor of the united states— northeast corridor of thetates from delaware to washington when he was a senator. he used to call him _ when he was a senator. he used to call him amtrakjoe, in fact. so this is— call him amtrakjoe, in fact. so this is him _ call him amtrakjoe, in fact. so this is him sort of paying tribute to that — this is him sort of paying tribute to that service which he used on a regular— to that service which he used on a regular basis to travel millions of mites _ regular basis to travel millions of mites it — regular basis to travel millions of miles. it you are right, this is a much _ miles. it you are right, this is a much wider— miles. it you are right, this is a much wider campaign he is waging here _ much wider campaign he is waging here he _ much wider campaign he is waging here. he was in georgia yesterday, of course, — here. he was in georgia yesterday, of course, a — here. he was in georgia yesterday, of course, a state he won, including two senate — of course, a state he won, including two senate seats for t

i expect them to go into the northeast with 51 million people currentl we'll start to track the snow cleveland all the way into new england. >>> how much snow will we see? let's talk about that forecast coming up. >> that's a question all right. janessa will provide the answer. >>> fans of bts will soon be able to eat the group's favorite fast food meal mcdonald's is launching a bts meal, 10 piece chicken mcnuggets, fries and a coke. and sweet sauce. >>> coming up, the battle of a super league threatening to tear the soccer world art >>> history takes flight on mars metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. john tyson's motto was, " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every

maybe even an isolated thunderstorm just off to the northeast parts of the bay area. i will go into all the details on that and we need to talk about the snow in the sierra. i will see you with all that in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> new at 11:00, an alarming trend in the east bay. police are seeing more children as young as ten years old committing serious crimes. kpix5 is in san leandro with more on what can be done to stop these crime sprees. >> reporter: police say there is certainly an up tick in violent crimes committed by groups of young people in san leandro and oakland. the police chief called on the community to steer these juveniles in the right direction. the victim can be heard saying are you serious? before he body slams the young man. the move sent the suspect's gun into the streets. he screams while his partner begs the victim to let him go. san leandro police say they took off in a small white kia suv which was used earlier in the day on april 9th. a trio of juveniles tried to rob a man that had just taken out cash from the atm. at thi

>> we will see nice weather in the northeast today.peratures rebounding, getting back into the 70s in the mid atlantic, northeast, great lakes. a little bit cooler. a secondary cold front will trigger showers and storms through the midwest and >>> and we've got a mild start right now. 51 degrees in san jose. it is expected to be cloudier than what we saw on friday. temperatures will be in the mid- and upper 60s through the afternoon in for the san francisco area. 52 degrees right now. upper 50s today with only peaks of sunshine. and just looking out ahead at your headlines, we are talking about some rain expected to move in late on sunday, and that's going to be a rain chance at 6:00 around through the start of the workweek. >>> and that's your latest forecast. back to you guys in d.c. >> all right, dylan. thank you very much e. >>> still to come right here, the very latest on caitlyn general's announcement that she is running for governor of california. >>> plus, the smallest big environmental problem. why scienststiientists are grow

it reflects in the travel data we in the northeast are the last to book, are we not?st vaccination impact once we're vaxxed, we're ready to get back. >> that's right. the propensity to travel is more conservative in those regions. the vaccination proclivity is high you are seeing broad distribution of vaccine. that will, at some point, lift the sentiment of the consumers and get them back out into the overall economy. hotels are another area where we are starting to see the turning of the corner. booking is up over 50% of hotels prior to the vaccine rollout 54% versus january following the flight track we are starting to see, you know, americans ready to get back out there and put the stimulus dollars to work >> based on some of the air fares i'm seeing and how they are going up, the sullivans may be driving over christmas break. jason woolsley of adobe, thank you. >> thank you >>> all right. he said book now the flights today and then again in a week. the seats are going, going, gone. >>> still ahead. tesla record earnings and surging demanded for electric cars oh, y

warmer weather to work its way in but it will pick you byont coast, you're below average for the northeast62 today, looking at 80s by midweek. we're talking about the upper 90s for some spots we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we've been talking about snow and freezing temperatures it's crazy all right, janessa, thank you. >>> up next, the worst covid surge in the world and what the u.s. is doing to help and still ahead, somofheede t r carpet fashions on the night's biggest winners a look at this year's oscars. you down. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap wte that weighs it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. mommy, i won a medal. that's amazing! ♪ your radiance comes alive ♪ i got in! ♪ i don't need the rain ♪ celebrate all the moms in your life with sparkling gifts from pandora jewelry. how did kellogg's combine crunchy oat clusters with a touch of honey

winds out of the northeast, 15-35 miles per hour. and we're looking at temperatures starting to warm up. low 80s thursday and friday and keeping 70s for the weekend. the big focus for the upcoming weekend could be wind in the mountains out of the northeast, 15-35 miles per hour. we'll keep a close eye on that, otherwise i think we have a pretty good week coming our way, and terry and janelle, the pollen has been off the charts. we got the rainfall yesterday. i went outside this morning and you can see where the rain tried to wash the pollen away. there's this greenish yellow stuff on the driveway. >> wow. >> it cleaned it off. a lot of allergies. i took my daughter today. she's allergic to everything outdoors, that's what they told her. i think we all are. >> so bad. >> i know, it is bad. >>> coming up, graduating without any extra debt. how a college in the east bay was able to erase the money owed by every single student. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. i swim every d

sunday, sunday rain into the northeast.ntral plains but really need the rain out west stretching from central californ >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. looking at the seven-day forecast and our inland areas and napa, livermore to gilroy, we'll see mid-70s today and it's just a little warmer tomorrow, but still very nice. friday is looking great. we better take in this warm weather because we have a cooldown for this weekend starting on saturday. our temperatures only reach into the 50s and 60s. we will also see rain moving in into monday. l, thanks. >>> coming up next, would saving on prescription medications do big things for >>> back at 8:36 with requests today's consumer." a new way for some to save on prescription medicine. >> vicky nguyen is here to explain how it works people are curious. >> definitely. it is interesting. good morning we are looking for ways to save money. i am going show you how a new site could help some consumers cut major costs on routine generic medicines. the company says their ave

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the cloud in the far northeast of scotland mayjust produce the odd isolated shower, but for most, again more. temperatures could reach 19—20 celsius, particularly across parts of north wales, northwest england and southwest scotland. still cooler with that onshore breeze, though, to east anglia and the southeast. now, if you're expecting any changes into this weekend, they'll only be subtle ones. dry, sunny sums it up for most, the nights still chilly with a risk of a frost. there will be a bit more club developing through saturday and sunday, and by sunday, temperatures dropping just a little bit. bye for now. hello, welcome. you're watching bbc news. i'm kasia madera. our main headlines: scenes of desperation repeated across india, as it grapples with a ferocious second wave of covid—19. the country has again reported its highest numbers of daily cases and deaths. the us attorney general has launched an investigation into whether the minneapolis police department engages in a pattern of using excessive force — after a white former officer was found guilty of murdering george floyd. th

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slightly cooler this afternoon but a ton of sunshine across the northeast. and we're also watching fire danger we'll take a look at that forecast coming up >> sounds good thank you. >>> it's official. mars has its first helicopter. >> pretty cool >> nasa's ingenuity was actually off-loaded from the perseverance rover late saturday. this is a four-pound helicopter. and it's using solar panels to charge its battery and that battery will heat its systems to keep itself warm. then it will have 31 earth days to try to be the first helicopter to fly on another planet just a small goal there. the first flight could happen as early as april 11th. we will all be watching. >> pretty cool is an understatement that's amazing what they got going on there >>> hacked personal information from half a billion facebook users hits the web, next >>> and the outpouring of support for rap legend dmx who was rushed to the hospital after suffering a heart attack so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard

the cloud in the far northeast of scotland mayjust produce the odd isolated shower, but for most, againth each day being sunny, the ground warms up a bit more. temperatures could reach 19—20 celsius, particularly across parts of north wales, northwest england and southwest scotland. still cooler with that onshore breeze, though, to east anglia and the southeast. now, if you're expecting any change into this weekend, they'll only be subtle ones. now, if you're expecting any change into this weekend, there will be a bit more cloud developing through saturday and sunday, and by sunday, temperatures dropping just a little bit. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: a health system on the verge of collapse — india suffers a second wave of covid, with record numbers of daily deaths and infections. once the first wave subsided, the government almost declared victory over covid—i9. the country has been caught unprepared. as america reflects on the conviction of derek chauvin, the us justice department announces an investigation into the minneapolis police fo

northeast, 4.1%.ost: from yesterday's announcement, the first wave of numbers in the 2020 census count. your reaction to them. richard in minneapolis. what did you make of the news? caller: well, we lost a representative by 89 votes. i have a house in south dakota. minnesota is so tax crazy. if you have any kind of dealings or property, you still have to pay income taxes in minnesota. minnesota is like hotel california. you can check out but you can never leave. host: texas gained two seats from this latest 2020 census. here is how it shakes out for congressional apportionment. colorado, florida, montana, north carolina, and oregon gained a seat. michigan -- california, illinois, and michigan. california, illinois, michigan, new york, ohio, pennsylvania, west virginia all lost a seat. your reaction? cory in illinois. what did you think? caller: i think this is going to continue to see people moved to the south and west because nobody wants to live under democrat control. you had a caller earlier from

now in the loser category, if you will, you have, again, northeast, rust belt states. west virginia, and then again california. and, jim, i think this is very, very important to anyone who thinks that the census wasn't that important to take or to participate in. if 89 million people that were counted in new york that they would not have lost a congressional seat. to me that number is just crazy. >> you can find 89 in a single will bar on third avenue, right? >> exactly. >> that just makes me think how long it's been since i went to a bar. explain how these numbers do though fully impact. yes, the shift of power that you explained is important. but is it on the margins as jim mentioned or it is bigger here? democrats say they are bracing for this. a couple things to keep in mind, the full data that we're going to use to redistrict, they're not going to be out until the fall. that wheeling and dealing is already happening. i talked to multiple source as cross the country. they're already having the conversations. and here's why this favors republican so heavily. when yo