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snow also battered northern arizona, advertising a traffic pileup on interstate 40, and in parts of the upper midwest. millions in the southern u.s. are preparing for possible large hail and isolated tornadoes today. all of it part of that same storm system. so the national weather service predicts more winter storms for the northeast this weekend. meanwhile, yet another system is forecast to strike parts of california into the weekend and into early next week. >> you've got to be me kidding me. wow. jarred hill in new york. hc hea collision in greece has risen to at least 43. protests erupted in several cities after a train carrying o. rescuers searce a station master at the train's last stop was arrested, and the country's transportation minister resigned. the train workers union announced a 24hour strike to protest what it called greece's chronic neglect of its rail system. many of the victims were students returning from a holiday weekend. >> we heard a big bang, says this survivor, turning over and over in the carriage. people screamed. window shattered. we want all those responsib

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rain at low levels and that snow that spills rod across a good part of arizona, new mexico in northern arizona, new mexico. we'll see some snow that to into nevada, into utah pushing further east into colorado. central part, seeing some wet weather that wet to weather, pushing a little farther east, which as we go through wednesday, snow on the northern flank of that. yes, that's going to be snow there for ontario and quebec. ahead of that. again, fight and dry around the east disable. the snow continues around the southwest corner. more white when she weather into california through the full coldest ice hopefully brightening up as we go on into west thursday. a leather will be some bright up around the pacific northwest. heavy rain i went to central past lie be storms as we go 13 where thursday, particularly to northern texas and on into a good part oklahoma. ah, the, from the al jazeera london broker center to people in thoughtful conversation large cannot be easily erased by, by the superpower with no host and no limitations. what matter the note was to be radical. how can the thing that's

rain at lower levels and that snow that spills rod across a good part of arizona, new mexico in northern arizona, new mexico. we'll see some snow that to into the water, into utah pushing further east into colorado. central part, seeing some wet weather that wet to weather, pushing a little further east, which as we go through wednesday, snow on the northern flank of that. yes, that's going to be snow there for ontario and quebec. ahead of that. again, fight and dry around the eastern seaboard. the snow continues around the southwest corner. more wet when she weather into california through the 4 corners states hopefully brightening up as we go on into where thursday a leather will be some bright up around the pacific northwest. heavy rain there in 2 central parts, lie be storms as we go $13.00 where thursday, particularly to northern texas and on into a good part of oklahoma. aah! from the al jazeera london broker center, a conversation large cannot be easily erased by by the superpower, with no haste and no invitation. what mattered the knowledge was to be radical. how can the thing that's rad

snow battered northern arizona causing a traffic pile up on interstate 40.s in southern u.s. are preparing for possible large hail and isolated tornadoes today, all part of the same storm system. >>> meantime in oakland, a nonprofit helping put dozens of newly trained reading tutors in schools thanks to a boost from billionaire philanthropist ex- wife of jeff bezos. >>> charles allen worth's family history shows one man's determination set fort educational foundation for generations to follow. >> my great great uncle had to learn to read from the master's child. >> reporter: born into slavery lieutenant colonel allen allens worth fought in the civil war and established allens worth, first town in california governed entirely by black people. >> that's my inspiration. >> reporter: he is teaching kids to read. in oakland three out of ten black and brown children are reading at or above grade level. the 72-year-old former teacher is one of 100 tutors aiming to disrupt vicious trajectory. >> i believe this is a game changer. >> reporter: they call themselves lit

that was a huge snow year not only in tahoe, but southern california, northern arizona.s record. from all time is 1951 52, but it was it. it was a huge snow here. our system is now gone and left in place or a lot of low clouds and i mean big time amount of low clouds and look at this cold front wrapping up now the bulk of this is going to go to the north, but it's going to slide in later today and give some light rain to areas. it's a weak system compared to what we've had, that's for sure. but it's a cold one. so we'll get some afternoon cloud covering some light rain mainly to the north. i usually draw the line around marin county san pablo bay north , i'll leave it there for now. low clouds extensive. there are a few breaks in the clouds, but then clouds were rolling in. the breeze will pick up a little bit, but it's going to stay pretty cool on the highs. the lows are actually on the mild side, forties and fifties due to the low cloud deck. 1 39 that's at middletown. yet. uk is 44 upper legs 44 fairfax, lagunitas is in their napa is down to 42 in vallejo at 44 29 tah

there was a huge snow year for not only this year, but also southern california and northern arizona. i believe some of the records for flagstaff still stand from 1951 52. as a percentage of normal for the date the southern sierras just it's getting crazy now. 283% central sierra 2 31 northern 1 81 statewide 222 the snow water equivalent. melt all that snow down. how much water do you have about 58 inches, so i mean, it's going to be adding more and more . the air law for us this time of year is really cold. mount diablo sitting at 32 degrees northwest wind, 34. mount st alina is 30. tamil pius is 37 coming right down out of the northwest. we have all these deep moisture that is triggering some light rain on the peninsula skyline. santa cruz santa cruz mountains. cold front is on the way, as indicated by this system up, and now again this is a cold front. don't call it anything else. it's a cold front will actually continue to usher in not only some colder air but also advanced clouds coming in later today and tonight. in fact, the air is so called frost advisories already been issued

the 1st to the middle east and the unsettled weather continues to dominate across northern arizona, that heavy rain calls flooding in iraq, syria, as well as q weight is pushed across into iran now, but behind that we are seeing wyatt conditions. we saw some of that rain creep further south and some of the gulf countries like guitar. by the time we get to wednesday, we are set to see that intensify across coastal areas of a month. there is again to wednesday, the wind intensifies across the event, but it's really the wild weather in turkey that's causing a problem is going to dip the temperature down in ankara rather dramatically and maximum hiv only 4 degrees on wednesday with the chance of snow. now cold isn't the story across the north of africa. in fact quite intense heat for the northwest corner. paysimple morocco is what is the canary islands. the temperature is sit about 5 degrees above the average for this time of year, and that heat extends further south west or across that tropical band of africa with some intense thunderstorms rolling across the democratic republic of congo. t

up 1951 52 was not only a big snow you're in the sierra but also in southern california and northern arizonastill stand from back then as a percentage of normal, the southern sierra for the date is 283% my goodness, the central to 31 northern sierra 1 81. statewide, it's 2 to 2. and the snow water equivalent to melt it all down. you'll get about 58 inches of liquid. that's a lot. it's cold in the higher elevations. amount saintliness 30 degrees. mount diablo is 32 with the northwest wind of 41 mph. tamil pious is 37 degrees and about northwest of 20, and a lot of low clouds continue to be ushered in coming in from the northwest. so much so, though that the air is saturated. you're starting to get a bit a little bit of light rain on the peninsula santa cruz santa cruz mountains that looks to be favorite areas coming in from the northwest cold front. that was on the way for later today into tonight, and that will give us more light rain, especially to the north. but if you're anywhere near the coast today, i would expect to see that cold front but the key message was, this is the cold air that

it's also northern arizona ought to be beautiful there in sedona. oh, boy, that would be nice. on towel. they have another day and a half or two before more snow moves back in. frost advisory freeze warnings around now, some locations, a little breeze held their temp up. others dropped in the upper twenties thirties fifties on the temps, and there is a few high clouds. no big deal but mostly clear cold. that's of thirties. it'll be sunny, nice little bit warmer. sandra fell. wanna creek san carlos campbell ago just a teeny bit. 58 58 57 58, but these are still about 57 degrees below average. 30% and roses down to 32. 33 wanna creek livermore's down to 32 fremont's at 33 degrees alto closer to the bay, the airport 35. but woodside's 32, stanford, 33. atherton, menlo park 32. lot of 30 specific and now and pillar 300.39 37 that's cold for the coast. two below in tahoe. 31 uk , sacramento, fresno, even monterey's at 36 degrees, okay today if you high clouds, no biggie, but then by saturday, i think around 10 o'clock looks to be about. we'll be all right through friday night, satur

incredible amounts snd northern arizona.he next range saturday morning to the north saturday afternoon evening for everyone else? and this will continue. a couple of systems are going to rotate in may be taking us into tuesday, if not wednesday morning, more snow in the mountains like they needed fifties on the temps. tomorrow morning will be colder. the breeze will tail off. it will be nice to friday the next rain on the weekend, you guys steve. thank you. 8 21 shot on camera video showing a rental car being broken into it. a busy oakland parking lot by one family says what thieves took was irreplaceable. if your child is planning to head to college soon , there is an important deadline on the horizon you need to take . we'll tell you about the actually you need to take to help ave a lo of how does mint mobile afford to give you premium wireless for just $15 a month? it's because we sublet our ads. ♪ this is now a jack in the box commercial and this is the new mint mobile shake. that's right, we even sublet their name. real

inches of snow for the sierra in northeast california is the low dives down to southern nevada, northern arizona which they'll just love. i've been dealing with that for a long time. chilly morning. low clouds, mainly north, mostly sunny east and south, mostly cloudy to the north. but eventually we'll end up with fifties and sixties little clouds. mostly sunny temperatures, though held in check, and that's going to be the theme going into the weekend. alright steve. thank you time now, 7 50 to guess what the bears up in lake tahoe. they're coming out of hibernation. but the tahoe area still looks like winter will tell you how wildlife officials think the bears will react to the unusual combination of winter and spring. i'm hopeful. i missed static. i love opening day. but how many opening days do we have? baseball is back. both bay area teams played their season openers after the break how the giants did against the yankees in new york, and why oakland a's fans worried they're opening days may soon be ending. 18 year old pope francis is expected to be released tomorrow from the hospital after be

we're going to start in northern arizona., like our sierra, they have a lot of snow, ashley holden says this is my view from flagstaff. it's still snowing 20 to 24 inches of snow reported so far. this is these snowiest season ever. in flagstaff, arizona since july. 1st they now have 140 inches of snow. what's normal, just shy of 70. now it's flagstaff. for those of you saying what about 1951 52? they did not keep records then. so i follow the weather service their in flight, and that's the low we had. it was in southern california yesterday. it's bringing a lot of snow and parts. arizona, including scottsdale, arizona. scottsdale is getting snow powerhouse system can and another one is on the way we get clearing. yes there'll be a few high class in the north. but frost advisories at if you don't have the breeze, and there is a little bit of an east northeast breeze, for some, you can get into the upper twenties. so far, most of those seem to be confined mendocino county like cain, north wind and sonoma mountain north wind to

this was the farther south than normal with people in northern california, missouri and arizona gettingable to see that. drew: there were a lot of pictures friday morning of people in northern california being able to see them. amanda: i feel like all the pictures we have been seeing in northern california is of the destruction and the trees down. to see this is nice. so welcoming. drew: tomorrow it moves through pretty quickly. that is going to limit the rain and the wind impact. still windy and wet for your tuesday morning. today it is pretty quiet out there. here is a live look at san jose this morning. partly cloudy conditions. it is frosty with temperature starting out in the 30's. a chilly morning but we rebound into the mid-50's and lower 60's today with increasing cloud. we stay dry throughout the daylight hours today. the rain returns tonight and it strengthens and move and overnight hours. impact is a level two tonight with the right moving back end and temperatures in the 40's. future weather, first thing in the morning, 5:00 a.m., light, scattered showers for the most part a

snowfall. heavy rain at lower levels and that snow that spills rod across the good part of arizona, new mexico, northern areas of new mexico. we'll see some snow that to into nevada, into utah pushing further east into a colorado central part. seeing some wet weather that wet weather pushing a little further east, which as we go through wednesday, snow on the northern flank of that. yes, that's going to be snow there for ontario and quebec. i hate that again. fight and drive around the east. the cbl, the snow continues around the southwest corner, more wet when she weather into california, through the full cold stays, hopefully brightening up as we go on into where thursday a leather will be some bright up around the pacific northwest. heavy rain there into central parts lie be storms as we go $13.00 where thursday, particularly to northern texas and on into a good part of oklahoma. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money known drink operation tacoma is bigger than the coupled with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit with it. right. of this right in a full pod series, al jazeera is inve

it is often visible in the far northern hemisphere from september to march, but in recent weeks the residents as far south as new york, virginia, north carolina, even arizonaso in northern california there were people who were able to see some of the northern lights. >> amazing. >> farther north around reading and that area. but it was spectacular. that's one of my bucket lists. >> same for our family as well. i didn't know we could go to arizona. >> just go north to reading. >> it's not a given. >> there is a time. it's the geomagnetic storm that happens and it makes all of those crazy looking lights across the sky. >> wow, pretty cool. >> it's something i want to see. >> thanks, kari. >>> right now at 6:00, an end to the drought across much of

northern lights visible in california. this looks fake. these are photos from the aurora borealis spotted on a flight from l.a. to arizona. ually people have to travel way up to alaska or iceland to see the northern lights. but last night parts of california got this rare show. here's another look now. this time from a wildfire camera on mount shasta. the northern lights last night were caused by strong solar storm on the sun. we talked to one of the astronomers at chabot space center. he says there's a slight chance we could see the northern lights again tonight under perfect conditions. >> obviously you need clear skies, but it's also better if you're in a darker sky location. in the immediate bay area, we've got a lot of sky glow from all the city lights and headlights and advertising lights and so on, which kind of washes out the sky. but if you get far away from the city where it's darker, then you're going to get a good chance for seeing that tonight and possibly even tomorrow night. >> fascinating. so basically head up to the hills and the mountains to check it out perhaps. usually the northern lights are visible in

arizona and north carolina. have you ever seen the northern no, i have not. i hope to in my lifetime. certainly on my bucket list for sure. look at these stunning images. i've never seen it. this bright in a video video usually doesn't do it. justice and how did this happen? well, stronger than anticipated influences from the sun made it possible for states further south to see it. that is so cool coming up next the weekend tragedy involving a bounce house plus ticketmaster has to federal court class action lawsuit is faced. it's facing today involving allegations of fraud and price fixing. call it puppy love, which breed of dog is the most photogenic on instagram. we will tell you this is what you need to know you're it happen. after high winds pulled to bounce houses from the ground in western north carolina. they were set up for kids at a little league baseball game only flew one flew nearly 500 ft. all of the injurieswere minor. it's not known of any children were hurt. the state labor department is investigating. quit it. paltrow's civil trial over 2016 crash on the utah ski slop

it is often visible in the far northern hemisphere from september to march, but in recent weeks the residents as far south as new york, virginia, north carolina, even arizona reported seeing it, and also in northern california there were people who were able to see some of the northern lights. >> amazing. >> farther north around reading and that area. but it was spectacular. that's one of my bucket lists. >> same for our family as well. i didn't know we could go to arizona. >> just go north to reading. >> it's not a given. >> there is a time. it's the geomagnetic storm that happens and it makes all of those crazy looking lights across the sky. >> wow, pretty cool. >> it's something i want to see. >> thanks, kari. >>> right now at 6:00, an end to the drought across much of california, and now it's paying off for east bay residents. we are live with a look at the relief on tap and the renewed optimism for local reservoirs. >> and it's back in the hot seat, financial leaders answer tough questions about what went wrong with the collapse of silicon valley bank. we're live in washington with the new heat being placed on the federal oversight system and the ongo

a lot of manufacturing is done right on those northern states, right next to texas, arizona. have to be very careful. if i was sending my daughter's to cabo, are you kidding me? i wouldn't be sending them anywhere near that spring break. i think every buddy needs to be careful because it looks like joe biden is going to be coming under a lot of bipartisan pressure to do more than he's doing right now. he's doing nothing. garland has no strategy. they have made more money under joe biden than any other president. a lot of that is human trafficking. if you stop the human trafficking element you cut down a lot of the money. >> judge jeanine: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says fentanyl is at its lowest level in years. but that's not my question. my question is, 200 americans a day dying from this poisoning. we've got all kinds of issues going on. 100,000 people a year. why isn't it time for us to do something drastic? >> dana: karine jean-pierre does say they are interdicting more than ever before. that means there's more coming across than ever before especially

arizona . the northern branch is the one to watch the jet stream is getting its act together. today fog near the coast sunny inland. the system to watch will be on monday night or tuesday. mostly cloudy rain returns on sunday looks like a lighter, steady rain. now again, some of these projects some models are lot drier than this. others are wetter. so where i'm kind of taking them. the middle of the road here until things sort themselves out. but it does look like a system monday night. tuesday will be a little stronger fifties sixties on the temps. not much changed friday. clouds roll on saturday. light rain develops on sunday. all right. thank you. time is 6 41 of the big problem in the delta . how the storms we've had could cause sewage to flow into the rivers that feed into san francisco bear. and now let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom for what's coming up in our seven o'clock hour of morning sun to gasia. good morning. it does appear many students are changing their path right after high school and instead turning away from college to something else in th

the northern lights that usually occur in the arctic appearing overnight in the lower 48, dazzling as far south as virginia and arizona were brought by the strongest solar storm in more than five years. >>> and now to our series, "ai revolution," and the astounding speed in which artificial intelligence is growing. jake ward on the research showing how ai could actually be able to read your mind. >> reporter: on the campus of the national university of singapore, professor helen zhou and a team of researchers say artificial intelligence is letting them see a version of our thoughts. this subject demonstrated the process. >> our colleague right now is inside the scanner. >> reporter: using a database mri scans, it first got to see what people's brains looked like as they viewed more than 1,000 photos then it was shown only brain scans as the subjects looked at new photos, using a spececial language of brain activity the team deveveloped an image generator called sstable ddiffusioion trieded to re-e-create whahat it showed. >> as lolong as i hahave seseen it and d you know the patterns of my brain, then the ai will read

southern border and it is not just issue of texas or arizona, it is a 50-state crisis, seeing it with fentanyl, human trafficking and now coming over the northernorder, largest unsecured border in the free world. there is opportunity and they are taking advantage of it. i'm not asking this administration for money, just asking for permission, ice delegation. allow me to use state police, sheriff and town officials to do the job they are unwilling to do. it is part of a larger section of new york, vermont, we have a lot of crossings, increased 800% the last six months. it is real and happening and i'm looking for permission. >> bill: why would you need permission, it is your state, if you want to use your police, go ahead and use them. >> in terms of federal law, unless feds give you permission, i can't do the job of feds or ice, states are prohibited. i can arrest people for state law, but not for an illegal crossing. we can pick up the phone and ask someone to show up, there is nobody on the other end of the phone. let us do the job a lot of border patrol groups don't have resources to do. i've talked to ice and border patrol, they are trying

arizona senator mark kelly pointed out that mexicali is a city in northern mexico very close to the border where people can simply fly into that and then take an uber over to the border patrol sector and claim asylum and then be released under your policies, under biden administration policies into the interior of the united states. from 176 different countries. recently, i was in el paso with a bipartisan group of senators to -- that was before we got to yuma. and we were out on a night patrol. the border patrol detained two young men who were from the -- who had passports from the people's republic of china, mainland china. they were likely released within the interior of the united states with a notice to appear or a notice to report. can you tell the committee where these people are today? can you assure us that these individuals are not in the united states to conduct espionage or other nefarious acts against the united states government? can you reassure us of that? secretary mayorkas: senator, if an individual is deemed to present a threat to public safety or national security, that

arizona is a 50 state crisis. we are sick with the fentanyl drugs, human trafficking nets coming over the northern border. it's the largest unsecure border in the free world. next to hampshire governor is calling on the department of homeland security to help secure the northern border. this comes after border patrol report a huge spike in illegal crossings from eastern canada. there were nearly 56000 migrant encounters from october to january. that is not more than 130% from this last fiscal year let's bring it new york republican congresswoman claudia she is a member of the northern border caucus and house ways and means committee. congress went first of all this governor have a valid concern about our northern border? >> absolutely. i'm a part of the northern border security carcass i spent an entire day with our northern border agents in the state of new york in the buffalo sector. looking at the sector or we have seen the northern part of new york way up above for my district is to see an increase of 850% of border crossings and that means with about a thousand and 2021 in january when joe biden took

border so they got to the northern border and worked with the canadian government to slow that down but you and i both know these types of incidents are happening. counties in arizonare they have high-speed chases driven with cars smuggling people with 14, 15-year-old making money from the cartel. and i'm not sure what's going to motivate the biden administration to take action to slow down and regain control of the southern border but these tragedies going to continue in moving into the busier season and it's going to be hot and dangerous. >> he mentioned the deal with canada, yesterday the biden administration announced a deal with canada essentially saying both countries would expel migrants across illegally at the u.s. canada border but why are we focusing on a deal with canada right now the traffic from the northern border is less than a drop in the bucket compared to what's coming across the border. where's the deal with mexico and other countries where the migrants are coming in from? >> missing in action. this ministrations does not want to get a deal with the mexican government, i'm not sure the mexican president want to make a deal with the u.s., he doesn

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arizona state university. >> on his first presidential trip to canada, president biden met with prime minister justin trudeau and the duo announced an northernorder deal to address the growing number of migrants crossing from the u.s. into canada. canada saw 40,000 crossings at unofficial points of entry last year, the highest number in five years. most of those were in upstate new york, where the crossing into quebec has become the busiest route for asylum-seekers. the deal allows canada to turn away people at a entry points. canada also pledged to welcome 15,000 central american migrants through legal pathways. president biden spoke about the deal. >> i applaud canada for opening up new legal pathways for 1500 migrants to come to canada. the united states and canada will work together to discourage unlawful border crossings. welcoming refugees and seeking asylum seekers as a part of who canadians and americans are. >> watching all this close as the executive director of the refugee center in montreal. his group has been working with migrants who cross the border into canada. thanks for joining us. let's start with the impact of that agreem

arizona senator mark kelly pointed out that mexicali is a city of northern mexico very close to the border where people can simply fly into that and then take an uber to the border patrol sector and claim asylum and then be released under your policies under the biden administration policies into the interior of the united states. from 176 different countries. recently i was in el paso with a bipartisan group of senators to that is before we got to yuma and we were out on a night patrol. the border patrol detained to young man who had passports from the people's republic of china, mainland china, controlled by the chinese communist party. they were presumably released like these other individuals into the interior of the united states with a notice to appear or notice to report. can you tell the committee where these people are today? can you assure us that these individuals are not in the united states to conduct espionage or other nefarious acts against the united states government? can you reassure us of that? >> if an individual is deemed to present a threat to public safety or nationa

arizona. well, as it turns out, there is a major airport in mexicali, in northern mexico, just across from yuma, and people are literally flying there from around the world and turning -- from around the world around turning up at the border asylum. these are people exploiting the vulnerabilities in our system. something we can and should fix. but so far there's been no cooperation in order to fix our broken asylum system. over the years i've had the pleasure of taking a number of colleagues to the texas southern border to see these dynamics up close and learn from the experts on the ground. the distinguished presiding officer comes from a border state and i must say, my impression is that for many people who don't live in a border state or have the experience that we have as border state senators, most of what they think they know about the border they've learned in movies or by reading novels. in other words, it's not reality. well, that's why it's so important to go to the border. as i mentioned, in january a bipartisan group of seven of our colleagues joined me in el paso and then yuma, but

arizona ste university. amna: on his first presidential trip to canada, president biden met with prime minister justin trudeau, and they announced a western -- a northernnd deal for migrants crossing from the u.s. and canada. last year, canada saw the highest number of border crossings in five years, most in upstate new york, where the crossing into quÉbec has become the busiest route for asylum-seekers. the deal allows candidates to turn away people at irregular entry points and send them back to the united states. canada also pledged to welcome some 15,000 central american migrants through legal pathways. prident biden spoke about the deal in the speech to canada's parliament today. pres. biden: i applaud canada stepping up with similar programs, opening new legal pathways for 1500 migrants to come to canada from countries in the western hemisphere. at the same time, the united states and canada will work together to discourage unlawful border crossings and fully implement and the updated safe third country agreement. welcoming refugees and seeking asylum seekers is a part of who canadians and americans are. amna: watching this all closely is abdulla

in texas, arizona and california, as well as mexican cranes replenish their forces on a small section of the river for about a month, and then go to the nesting sites in alaska in the northernam. and also even in some regions of siberia to admire the fabulous spectacle about 50,000 tourists come annually for those who, for some reason, cannot come , an online broadcast is organized. it's very beautiful. that's very beautiful. and i’ll tell you that now in belarus at a time when the birds are returning to their homeland, and so we went with anna valeryevna on a business trip to slutskaya, there are also lakes there, and everything was dotted with herons, yes, in fact, before it was very beautiful know the best time to watch different migratory birds. and gray cranes also fly to us in belarus, and this is how once again. uh, you can see go to the belarusian landscape to the reserve. yelnya, where all this is presented in the best in the most beautiful light, here is my column globe belarus will tell you exactly who you can look at there. a unique corner of nature , the largest and oldest array of raised bogs in belarus, all this is the republican landscape reserve. yelnya nat

arizona. that same storm also going to spur severe weather. tomorrow look for damaging winds and tornado threat. dallas-ft. worth over to shreveport all included there. we'll be detailing that. remember the northernressure system attached to the whole thing will bring more than 6 inches of snow, minneapolis has also had a top ten snowiest winter on record so everybody but us. george? >> okay, ginger, thanks. >>> we'll get the latest now on the war in ukraine and escalating tensions between the u.s. and russian after a warplane forced down an american drone over the black sea. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning, the u.s. searching for that downed multimillion-dollar drone after a russian pilot essentially hot dogging in international airspace collided with the drone. it has never happened before. a collision between a u.s. drone and a russian warplane. while reckless interceptions are common, like this one in 2020, this time was far different. two russian fighter jets making 19 passes at high speed by the u.s. drone over a 30-minute period, spraying the drone with fuel multiple times. on the last pa

senator mark kelly from arizona said, well, in all likelihood, people are flying into mechanics i cali, which is a city -- into mexicali, which is a city in northern mexico, and then simply calling an uber and making their way to the border and then claiming asylum, only to be released by the biden administration into the interior of the country. those are the lucky ones. those who turn themselves over to the coyotes, the human smugglers, frequently end up dead. we all remember last june when a tractor-trailer rig smuggled migrants in san antonio or, which was found abandoned in sweltering conditions. 53 people died trapped in the back of that truck. those that did survive often arrived malnourished or abused. many women and men are injured or otherwise abused. many women and girls are raped along the way. some arrive pregnant. as we know, the customers of these criminal organizations aren't limited to mexican or central american citizens. these are international criminal networks. last year, consistent with what the yuma border patrol chief told us, last year customs and border protection encountered migrants from 174 countries, people from every