remember what happened in the uk to northern rock stop yes.ay morning alistair darling announced all deposits within northern rock were guaranteed. and just got back the danger with northern rock was people were stood outside the banks, lined up to try to get their money out so the worry here is hopefully it won't happen and we certainly don't want to spread panic but what we learned in 2008 was banks in florida were connected to banks in london and in germany and injapan and everywhere else in the world so the worry is that this is a domino that will develop. irate domino that will develop. we need to absolutely dogma crosstalk.— need to absolutely dogma crosstalk. , , , crosstalk. this briefly, will this impact — crosstalk. this briefly, will this impact the _ crosstalk. this briefly, will this impact the trajectory - crosstalk. this briefly, will| this impact the trajectory now of interest rates because as you say the governor of the central bank in the usjay powell is going to have to discuss this situation this weekend. discuss this situa

remember what happened in the uk to northern rock.deposit insurance at all, and on monday morning alistair darling announced that all deposits were guaranteed. the difference with northern rock, actually people stood outside the banks, lined up to try and get their money out. the worry here, certainly don't want to spread panic, but what we learned in 2008 was banks in florida were connected to banks in london and germany and japan and everywhere else in the world, so the worry is this is a domino that will develop. just briefly, professor, will this impact the trajectory now of interest rates? as you say, the governor of the central bank in the united states, jay powell, will have to discuss the situation this weekend. the thinking was that rates would continue to rise. markets are already pricing in rate cuts later in the year. it looks certainly that most of the things the fed have been saying are unlikely to be true. we saw unemployment rising today by 0.2, which is worrying. markets are not going to expect to see the fed raising

they said that kind of thing in 2008, and we had northern rock, and lehman brothers, and then we got they weren't able to stop it then. i think the other big worrying thing is ubs were actually given 9 billion swiss francs to take on credit suisse, basically to protect them from things that you and i don't even know that is there, so the danger is ubs are going to open the box and look inside and find really bad things, and other banks did business with credit suisse. british banks did business with them. what are we going to find? what are the repercussions of this deal? so yes, let's hope, but i bet you this is a broader, deeper problem than the central bankers are hoping and the difficulty will be, let's see what happens when the markets open tomorrow and i think it will be a bloodbath. fin open tomorrow and i think it will be a bloodbath.- will be a bloodbath. on an individual, _ will be a bloodbath. on an individual, you _ will be a bloodbath. on an individual, you mentioned| will be a bloodbath. on an i individual, you mentioned to assurances for individuals with money, clearly

northern rock or is that weepy?reputations , business and with reputations, business and nationals, have be careful nationals, we have to be careful about flames . this, about fanning the flames. this, it seems to me that it's not a particularly large bank, but it's a bank where a lot of tech companies that have been invested in with high valuations , as have have have banks . and , as have have have banks. and so for that reason, that could be quite a sharp market adjustment. no, this out of the blue and there are lots of lots of tech companies that have got millions, if not hundreds, millions, if not hundreds, millions that millions of pounds stuck in that bank they to access. they bank that they to access. they can't lose so can't afford to lose that. so that's they've got to do something about that. but i would say, liam, this is a time not to use this as excuse, not to use this as an excuse, but to down on growth on but to double down on growth on a and say, come on, a strategy and say, come on, look, the uk, y

start to panic, they start to withdraw their money, so classic bank roll, we service the uk with northern rocke your money out, a couple of clips on your money out, a couple of clips on your mouse and it is all done online. but it is a classic bank run where depositors want their money back and they almost don't care whether there is any reason, they just want to play it safe. we probably got over the worst of that for the short—term. my guess is that they shouldn't be any more really substantial systemically important financial institutions, setting out in the uk, that get into trouble. but some of the smaller banks, the french banks around the world, they could still be exposed. —— the fringe banks around the world. for --eole fringe banks around the world. for people working —— watching this at home worrying about whether we are seeing the start of what we saw in 2008 where multiple banks ended up, standard retail banks as well, not just the likes of credit suisse, for the very wealthy, but standard high street banks run into problems, i'll be seeing a similar thing or do you think it is no

the swiss bank, credit suisse, people are making parallels with the global financial crisis and northern rock that, certainly not yet, and i think what he means ljy not yet, and i think what he means by rolling as we will have this period where we see more and more financial institutions parts of the economy perhaps face their own moment of reckoning when it comes to the implications of much more expensive lending, the fact we have had this long period of basically free money, came to an end a while ago for the uk, we got pushed into that very quickly by the crisis over the mini budget in september. now other parts of the global economy are starting to feel the effects of higher interest rates and that could produce a period where we have rounds of concern around the financial system without actually seeing a crisis on the scale that we did in 2008. just seeing a crisis on the scale that we did in 2008-_ did in 2008. just briefly, what miaht did in 2008. just briefly, what mi . ht we did in 2008. just briefly, what might we see _ did in 2008. just briefly, what might we see in _ did in 2008.

took out regulated mortgages where the loan's high relative to the house price, with the likes of northern rockthe 2008 financial crisis. years later, the government made £2.11 billion after selling their loans to unregulated investment firms that don't offer new mortgage deals. in woodford green, east london, sharron clark has to cover the mortgage out ofjust her own income and her interest rate's leapt from just over 4% last year to almost 8% now. her opponents have nearly doubled from £868 to £1607.— her opponents have nearly doubled from £868 to £1607. we're 'ust stuck with these people, h from £868 to £1607. we're 'ust stuck with these people, there's _ from £868 to £1607. we're just stuck with these people, there's nothing i with these people, there's nothing you can do. there is no way out, it is a hopeless situation. my health is a hopeless situation. my health is impacted terribly by all this. to have you here today is a strain, but i want people to know what they are doing, because i am not the only person they are doing this to. well. person they are doing this to. well, toda a perso

he said this was so different northern rock when we saw all those big cues outside the bank.d got around on social media and before we knew it on march 10, depositors will pulling their money out of svb. dani: i did not do this but i probably could have pulled out all of my money for my bank just in the short time you were talking. leigh-ann: i'm glad you got lots to pull out. dani: i don't and maybe that's why it could happen so quickly. [laughter] leigh-ann gerrans there. the boe governor and deputy dave ramsden and had a prudential regulatory authority exam was will be testifying to the treasury committee following the collapse of svb. we will touch on the things that lian was discussing. you can follow that life go on the terminal at 9:45 a.m. u.k. time. while disney announces the first round of an expected 7000 job cuts. these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter, and our demands on the internet increase. that's why we just boosted speeds for over 20 million xfinity customers, on us. so you get more of the speed you

northern rock.k here we are not yet in that situation are by no means yet . situation are by no means yet. and a 2000 the bank of england saying the banking system is safe and sound. well as mandy rice davis they would say they would say that wouldn't they but i'm here spread doom and i'm not here spread doom and gloom i'm not here to spread alarm. i have looking at the situation quite closely , talking situation quite closely, talking to quite a lot of people in markets, the difference between what happened a couple of weeks ago with silicon valley bank, of course the us branch was folded . the uk subsidiary was bought by hsbc, a major british bank, and that seems to be quite stable. i genuinely think the bank of england and the treasury a good job whether there really no cost to the taxpayer . let's no cost to the taxpayer. let's wait, let's wait and. see, i think the prime minister's overegged that particular statement with all respect to him. but this is different league. this is see credit suis

the with no no northern rock. the whole banking system is just a pyramid.nks are starting to go insolvent, then that is really, really and, you know, fair really bad. and, you know, fair play really bad. and, you know, fair play treasury bank of play to the treasury bank of england. kick them england. again, i kick them in the shins to time. the shins from time to time. they did a good job weekend they did a good job the weekend by getting that deal together. so that we only have to so that means we only have to mention it every now and then. on newsroom and gives you on gb newsroom and gives you time talk about gary lineker time to talk about gary lineker on of the day and yes, but on match of the day and yes, but worryingly, since us markets worryingly, since the us markets opened the price of some opened the share price of some other banks has absolutely plummeted , because there are plummeted, because there are fears that the issues which affected the silicon valley bank may be affecting some other banks too. so look , for now, it banks too. so look, fo

as you say, you northern rock seemed fine in 2008 and suddenly you had a run on the bank.hadn't have been agreed, so , you know, have been agreed, so, you know, i often criticise the treasury and the bank of england hats off . they did a deal. i don't know the details of the deal. we may never know the details of the deal never know the details of the deal. the chancellor's saying that no taxpayer's money has been used well, that's for been used well, that's one for future historians. we do know that bought the uk arm of that hsbc bought the uk arm of silicon valley bank for a pound , so there obviously are quite a lot of losses that they're going to have to take on as well as all that client base. but for tech companies and other depositors at silicon valley bank, uk branch , their deposits bank, uk branch, their deposits are intact . that is the bank, uk branch, their deposits are intact. that is the main thing we can talk about something called moral hazard , something called moral hazard, just this bailout mean that other banks will behave recklessly . i don't think so

different and some would say better over in england and particularly how you guys come out of northern rockhan: what we are witnessing now america proves there's only so much regulation can do. this is a confidence issue. just by the nature of banking it has been somewhat entertaining over the last week. to hear people describe the situation with svb and then basically describe the banking and this is the problem because they've got this duration mismatched and i'm sitting there like hmm isn't that how banks work? it's like they finally found out for the first time this is how they operate. this is the model, this is what they do. tom: i think we need to parachute in someone like sir howard davis. when we get to kenneth lay on, director of equity research is experiencing including the 2008 crisis, what was that like, can? take us back to march, 15 years ago. you are at your desk, what was it like? >> moving so much faster than how you can react. if you are in the readings committee you are trying to catch up with the market i agree with sir howard. european banks are in liquidity positions

the swiss bank, credit suisse, people were making parallels with the global financial crisis and northern rockwe will have this period where we see more and more financial institutions and other parts of the economy perhaps face their own moment of reckoning when it comes to the implications of much more expensive lending, you know, the fact we have had this long period of basically free money, that came to an end a while ago for the uk, we got pushed into that very quickly by the crisis over the mini budget in september. now other parts of the global economy are starting to feel the effects of higher interest rates and that could produce a period where we have rounds of concern around the financial system without actually seeing a crisis on the scale that we did in 2008. just briefly then, what might we see in terms of action by other central banks, having seen interventions certainly by the swiss national bank and the united states? we are watching very closely at bloomberg what happens to credit suisse. there is a lively debate about whether the other big bank in switzerland, ubs, is going

in the u.k., we rescued northern rock thinking that would solve everything. -- six to nine months later. there is no economic basis for anything they are doing. the real economy is what will matter. wage growth is a big deal. that has not picked up the way they thought. lisa: i have to cut in. a lot of people are listening and saying, really? like 2008? you are dealing with a liquidity crunch, not a credit crunch. you are talking about assets backed by sound loans, not mortgage debt taken by somebody with no income and who put nothing down. this is a different kind of scenario than it was in 2008. how do you push back against that and say this is comparable? danny: every credit crisis and every housing boom, the standard think everybody says is this time it is different for a variety of reasons. this time it is different. it simply cannot happen again. it is not just about that. it's about confidence. it's about confidence that the banks are whole, confidence my deposits are safe. janet yellen made a huge error yesterday. it was answering the question. now yo

because with someone was saying with northern someone was saying northern rock in trouble. it's going bust. that started in and everybody started growing in and everybody wants the money out. don't they? i want my money out. but you have bank. that's have a run on the bank. that's how goes. bust images of mary how it goes. bust images of mary poppins almost. but no, this is serious. slow serious. and a rather slow contagion. that's going on. so what must happen? well always seen taking action, seen the fed taking action, but it's around to the big banks over say you open your over there. say you open your wallets, now. wallets, support this thing now. there's with there's no problem with it. didn't that in 2008 because didn't do that in 2008 because they thought handle they thought they could handle it and you also thought the it that and you also thought the banks quite strong they banks were quite strong they didn't realise what risk they were read the were doing and you read the whole with the americans banks they to be banned they put together to be banned in the 1920s.

on top of all this, the flash flooding is horrendous in little rock and northern arkansas. it will continue along the ohio river and finally the worst piece of this, we still have a snowstorm, lester. friends in milwaukee will wake up to eight inches tomorrow morning. >> they don't want to hear that, i'm sure. >> no, they don't. >> bill, thanks very much. >>> in park city, utah, late today, actress and business mogul, gwyneth paltrow, took the witness stand defending herself in a lawsuit by a man who claimed she crashed into him in a skiing accident and severely injured him. here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: gwyneth paltrow taking the stand in a utah courtroom facing accusations of recklessly crashing into another skier on the slopes of the posh deer valley resort seven years ago allegedly causing him permanent brain damage and other serious injuries. >> mr. sanderson categorically hit me on that ski slope, and that is the truth. >> and i'm sure that's what you believe. >> because it's the truth. >> reporter: the actress turned lifestyle guru and 76-year-old terry sanders

all the money she owned, was in northern owned, the world was in northern rock queues of rock and theything? people watching would be wondering watching this would be wondering how collapse of this how would the collapse of this bank, britain? no, bank, us here in britain? no, none like us have none of us like us would have a personal bank account there. but none of us like us would have a pilotynal bank account there. but none of us like us would have a pilot ofl bank account there. but none of us like us would have a pilot of tech k account there. but none of us like us would have a pilot of tech companies here. but none of us like us would have a pilot of tech companies were but a lot of tech companies were tied up it indeed. well, on tied up with it indeed. well, on breakfast this morning called breakfast this morning i called it of sliding doors it a kind of sliding doors moment. know, the cheesy moment. you know, the cheesy gwyneth movie we would moment. you know, the cheesy thalking movie we would moment. you know, the cheesy thalking about movie we would moment. you know, the c

many people remember similar scenes at northern rock which prompted the financial crisis of 2008.y're some of the largest bank to collapse since 2008, the 19th largest bank in the us. this time it is very different, we should be clear. this is a very specific set of circumstances but it is all related to the fact interest rates are rising. we know that. central banks around the world are raising interest rates to try and keep a lid on rising prices, to keep inflation down. that essentially causes problems for how banks operate. what banks tend to do is borrow in the short term and are lending the long term. they make money by paying a certain amount of interest on what we save with them and charge interest on what you might borrow from them. as soon as the gap starts to narrow, it causes problems for their business model. so there is a lot of attention on the banking industry right now. that was one of the problems but silicon valley bank. we should be clearfor the problems but silicon valley bank. we should be clear for credit suisse, it is a different set of problems. they have

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all of ten plus years ago and was it northern rock. yeah.the first to fall in that other banks followed. and that's what i think what is leading people to it. yeah this time it was the same thing going to happen again. yes. yeah. well, i think there's been regulation there's been better regulation now, require to have now, so banks do require to have better sheets. better balance sheets. for instance . i mean, one piece of instance. i mean, one piece of advice they gave in the article to people who deposits in to people who have deposits in banksis to people who have deposits in banks is make sure covered banks is make sure it's covered by the financial compensation scheme. important. scheme. that's very important. but there's limit on that, but there's a limit on that, isn't it 70,000. yeah, isn't that is it 70,000. yeah, it's not a lot . i mean it's it's not a lot. i mean it's quite terrifying. i terrifying. i think the bed is the best i think the bed bank is the best of bed bank . i think the bed bank is the best of bed bank. the i think

nasty weather recently across a central and eastern parts of decay and northern areas of syria just pushing across the north, albany rocks. and when she was still in place here, quite a brisk wind as well. just blowing in from out east side of them at its right in the system will make its way through. as we go on through the next couple of days. lie be when's to just around that is the side of saudi arabia. and this pushes way towards assuming cato as a go on through sunday, got a brisk shamal setting in. at that stage, you can see how it does brighten up towards the caucasus as we go on through satch day to care, generally dry and quiet by this day, somewhat warmers. well, if theme celsius there, in acro, and we will see that to dry and settle weather coming back into the eastern side of the meadow trying to so an improving situation going on here for driving while across northern parts of africa, the brisk compton when continuing across the sahara and then we got the usual showers, just hugging the coast of west africa as we go through the next couple days, joining up the showers all the way across. central africa towa

northern nevada. it was really the environmentalists' dream of what black rock-high rock should look like. part of the reason that occurred is that the hunting, off-road, mining community didn't think it would pass, and they didn't feel like they needed to engage. of course, harry reid surprised his staff and got it passed. baca: black rock-high rock was a wilderness area that had been created largely from the conservation voice, but that voice had not tan into consideration some of the other interests and other stakeholders, such as hunters and fishermen and some of the more active-use folks who'd been using it for a long time. johnson: i am native american by geologist by profession. i'm an outdoorsman by passion, really. my earliest memory in life is my father butchering a deer on the kitchen table in our cabin. i've hunted from the time that i could hold a rifle and hold a bow. i have lived it. i have loved it. we were in opposition to that bill. the bill offered us a number of problems, as it did to much of nevada. for hunters, it was disastrous as it was for certain miners, certain r

rock and texarkana. maybe late, late tonight almost by tomorrow morning this time, something rolling through northern louisianaw england. so let's get to it right now. most of the storms from overnight have calmed down. there was quite a bit of activity overnight from arkansas and into tennessee, even northern alabama and northern georgia. but we're watching the next storm system that will develop west of there. the next one that will bring the potential for severe weather today. dallas, shreveport, maybe to your north up toward little rock, hot springs. here is how it plays out. we work our way into noon. storms beginning to fire west of dallas. all of a sudden stevensville and up into dallas, texas, some could be very large. i know you see the area here of the biggest threat to the east of there is, but i think that that could push to the back. i think in a few hours they will say hey, wait a minute, dallas, tarrant county, you will have to watch this up toward denton, these are the areas that will see the initial rotation with these storms. and then later on this afternoon, it moves a little farther to the

great yarmouth borough council said the rock was a temporary solution. northernlar trace around 3000 of them were given as a friendship gift from japan in 1912 were cherry blossom festivals are a popular part of the calendar. here in london, spring means a lot of rain! you are watching bbc news! hello again. it was a cold and a frosty start to the day, but for many of us, we're going to hang on to a fair bit of sunshine and dry conditions as high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. it's breezy today, but again, a lot of dry weather, a few wintry showers peppering the east coast at times. we could catch the odd one inland, but they'll be the exception rather than the rule with some fairweather cloud bubbling up through the day. later, the cloud thickening across northern ireland, but a top temperature around about 11 degrees. so into this evening and overnight, under clear skies, the temperature will fall away. but as the cloud and rain come in from the southwest, you'll find the temperatures will rise. but as the rain engages with the cold air ahead of i

this system will also bring snow to parts of the northern united states. little rock, ft.in places like ft. smith and little rock. as we transition to the west coast, they cannot get a break. we are going to see multiple rounds of systems working in, bringing us not just winter weather alerts, but ample amounts of rain. big concerns of flooding there too. this system is going to bring some showers, maybe additional snowfall for the sierras and mt. shasta over the next day or so. as we get into thursday and friday, we're going to see this next system really intensify offshore and another atmospheric river event sets up, meaning more rain for folks not just in northern california, but impacting southern california as well all the way up the coast. the flooding concern will be there with rising snow levels. that means there's going to be melt from all this snow. this is going to be more of a rain event over the coming days. "morning joe" will be right back. "morning joe" will be right back ♪♪ >>> live picture of reagan national airport in washington just before 9:00 on the ea

northern parts. we still have a showers just lingering around panama. mic rock you in costa rica, seeing some live, he showers. this area, cloud and rain will sink its way further southwest, out across the yucatan potential across cuba on into jamaica and all the way into his band. yet these not as should stay large. he tribe, if we follow that line of cloud and rain, it is the same one that links right the way back into the northeast of the u. s. where we have that nor'easter bring you some very strong wind split conditions. this rain on the coast, but we are looking at significant snowfall in than $5060.00 centimeters of snow and land. and we could see some heavy snow on the other side of the country up around the sierra nevada. more very heavy rain pushing across into a good part of california this week. ah ah ah, home the al jazeera london broke off fantastic to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation. it leads as oppressive color was the struggle. yeah, it would be much easier for me. it's my, it feels that white people part to go in to chad. thing a song right in the oth

rock on al jazeera. ah hello, the weather is looking rather unsettled across northern parts of the middle east. we have got outbreaks of right state in the snow, spilling out the care, making its way across syria where to stay, say some more heavy showers along the spouse of bray, pushing across iraq into iran. and that wet weather will continue to drive its way a further east was it links back across some central and northern parts of saudi arabia, bits and pieces of rang also coming in here because the wet a weather will slide out of at east inside of iraq we are light, is it based? see some localized, if not flash, flooding across parts of the region here as the system makes its way for winds. now, with the process of dying out, but still a few roque showers just trading in behind, one or 2 showers into the far north west of africa. they are easing though it will be largely dry across north africa over the next few days. hampton wind picking up dust and sand just around the so how southern parts of west africa seeing some live the shower, some big and heavy down. pause in the full cost over

northern side of that storm several inches in minneapolis through friday night. speaking of friday and friday night, a severe weather outbreak is likely from little rock to chicago, includin tornadoes. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. coming up. we've all been paying higher prices. now the largest egg producer reports their profits ahead. ellen must joins other tech leaders calling for a pause in artificial intelligence development. they're warning about the profound risks to society and later the boy on spring break attacked by a shark describes his terrifying ordeal and how his this family sticks together. that's our great strength. ♪ come on, let's go. woo! [giggles] ♪ we must protect the people. dad! yaw! ♪ rated pg-13. fling, and then tomorrow, brooke shields alive on g m. a. well after months of sky high egg prices, the profits are now rolling in for america's biggest egg producer. cal maine foods just reported a 718% increase in profit in the last quarter, thanks to egg shortages that caused prices to skyrocket. the company says it wasn't price gouging because it does not sell directly to consumers. this next story really sounds like a hollywood

northern california. up north search-and-rescue teams have been busy locating several people who were missing in the snow for the last three days. at least 60 of snow has fallen along spy rock road near leighton ville in the heart of the county. these are the conditions in the area. residents have been unable to use the road because of ice and impassable conditions. shares deputies made contact with the stranded parties and brought them to safety. a friend said they were checking on a relative when they got separated and lost in the bad weather. >> we have a lot of snow people are not used to it anymore. the only good part is that we might not have too many fires, so that's the plus peered everybody got home safely. ama: sheriff's deputy say even with snowmobiles, getting off the road was impossible. happening now a live look from eastbound 80 at kingsville you see a car going by their peered the roads just reopened with chain controls in effect. highway 50 is a rough goat. eastbound traffic is stopped because of multiple spinouts. check out this video from the highway patrol to give you an idea of what it is like to drive in these conditions. this was just before sundown o

rocks and water bottles. critics of the court plan say it would weaken the independence of israel's judges. rescuers in northern greece spent the day searching for survivors and bodies after an overnight train crash killed 43 people and injured scores more. a passenger train and a freight train collided head-on. cranes were brought in to lift derailed cars as crews dug into the wreckage. the prime minister toured the site and promised accountability. >> what we are experiencing today is very, very difficult as a country. we are talking about an unspeakable tragedy. one thing i can guarantee, we willind out the causes of this tragedy and do everything in our power to make sure it never happens again. stephanie: the cause of the crash is still unknown, but the greek transportation minister resigned today, and a station master in a nearby city was arrested. in ukraine, a top government adviser suggested today that commanders might pull back from the besieged town of bakhmut, in the east. they've held out for months, but russian forces are closing in on the last escape route. shelling hit the nearby town of chasiv

northern california. here is the cold front. as it is approaching the winds have been picking up. you probably felt it outside. right now big rock ridge 36 miles per hour along with hood mountain. above 500 feet it is gusting. at the lower elevations we are noticing gusty winds as well. 7:00 tonight, 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds. tomorrow morning along the coast line it will remain breezy. winds picking back up out of the same direction out of the northwest. 40 miles per hour in half moon bay. all the trees are not going to be impacted by terribly strong winds, they are so stressed from all the recent storms that it is not going to take a lot knocked down trees. could still see a few of them. live view from our golden gate bridge camera you can see the flag blowing around and in the wood -- in the wind. the view from our exploratorium camera looking at the financial district in san francisco. low to mid 50's from santa rosa to napa. livermore, 53 degrees. santa cruz camera has been choppy waters as we look toward the lighthouse. small craft advisories for the coast and inside the bay. forecast headlines, breezy to gusty tonight.

falling rocks and traffic police has announced that the road will not be reopened until it is completely safe, but the meteorological organization continues to warn about rains in the northern half of the country . yazd, north khorasan, mazandarani, the post-mortem process of the expert announced the danger to the natives and travelers in the eastern half to south khorasan and asked in a place like zirkoh in the middle of qayynat that there is a possibility of flooding due to heavy rain, the risk of lightning, blackouts and damage caused by hail rain in tehran and as of now, darsa toti is closed, there is a possibility of cold and frost, especially on friday morning and even saturday morning in the cold regions in the eastern half , if the expected rain wave leaves the eastern borders of iran before tomorrow, the pain will be after next noon, with enough moisture in the cold table in the air column, in temperature and altitude in the provinces of east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, ardabil, kurdistan, qazvin, gilan, alborz, tehran , the center of the province, expect showers and thunderstorms and smooth flowing . let's park your car next to the trees worn out and the strength

rocking gear refugees. and north korea reveals what appeared to be tactical nuclear warheads as the u. s. and says to carry out joints military exercises. ah, at least 39 people to northern mexico have died in a fire as a migrant detention center. it happened in the northern, the city of queen dutch hot us, near the border with the united states of i have 70 people are believed to have been in sight. 28 of those killed were guatemalan nationals. mexico's president says the place broke out when migrants and asylum seekers set fire to mattresses, after finding out they would be deported. some family members are waiting for information about their loved ones. no, ma'am, upon vienna, they forget we're human. we have feelings, but we're treated like dogs and okay them, we're not told about anything. our relatives could die and we'd never hear about it . my or apollo's life for us in mexico cities or what more do we know about all this? monroe mexican officials have confirmed that 39 people have been killed following that fire at a micros detention center in the city of c. that's what is just across the border with the u. s. state of texas, the city of el paso, another 29 peop

northern california. up north search-and-rescue teams have been busy locating several people who were missing in the snow for the last three days. at least 60 of snow has fallen along spy rock road near leighton ville in the heart of the county. these are the conditions in the area. residents have been unable to use the road because of ice and impassable conditions. shares deputies made contact with the stranded parties and brought them to safety. a friend said they were checking on a relative when they got separated and lost in the bad weather. >> we have a lot of snow people are not used to it anymore. the only good part is that we might not have too many fires, so that's the plus peered everybody got home safely. ama: sheriff's deputy say even with snowmobiles, getting off the road was impossible. happening now a live look from eastbound 80 at kingsville you see a car going by their peered the roads just reopened with chain controls in effect. highway 50 is a rough goat. eastbound traffic is stopped because of multiple spinouts. check out this video from the highway patrol to give you an idea of what it is like to drive in these conditions. this was just before sundown o

torrential downpours in northern pakistan drove down the temperatures, but things have required verge quite nicely on sunday. but here comes that next westerly disturbance pushing out of the rock into the zacharon mountains of iran for turkey. a still raining in that southeast corner here. and we've also got some showers swinging across the boss phrase. so it's stumble has a high of 12 degrees, much quieter for the top end of africa. we've had some pretty big downpours along the gulf of guinea. and for the south east coast of tanza, near some heavy rain is falling there. so alerts in play as we dip toward southern africa, right now, those winds are picking up, it's going to pump up the temperature and my poto to $34.00 on sunday. the ah, al jazeera, i the national capital. the news.

northern california and soon to be homeowners. you don't know what to do or where to go, or, you know, it's just rock running where we're going to got we're going to do. mississippi community in shock in the aftermath of destructive and deadly tornadoes . mary cockerel is survivor lost her home in friday's powerful storms. other neighbors not as fortunate, and one couple was killed when an 18 wheeler was blown through their roof. many are describing the wreckage is quote a war zone. the mississippi emergency management agency has revised the state's death toll from that tornado from 25 to 21 boxes. rebecca castor is on the ground in rolling fork with a closer look at the damage and some stories of survival. the lights flickered. and i just hollered cooler. and my husband opened the door when i said cooler and he started shoving us all in just as he was closing the door. he looked up and he said, i see this guy. and that just let us know that the roof was gone and this is more serious than we could have. imagined survivors of the deadly tornadoes in mississippi haunted by the disaster. tracy hardens business . chuck's dairy barn use

rock slides like this one wednesday. a massive sink hole opened in ventura swallowing an entire suv. nobody was inside at the time. snow battered northern causing a traffic pile up on interstate 40. millions 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

northern bar province dispersion took place at a sheer cultural center which is supported by iran. many journalists had been gathering there to celebrate national jones day. the launch of the world's 1st 3 d printed rock. it has been boarded for 2nd time on board for computers, whole to the count down 45 seconds before the roll. it was due to blast off the timothy space, which made the rock. it says the ground was due to no fuel pressure. latanya harrison is a fellow the outer space institute in seattle, washington. she says the failure to launch is not unusual. earlier delayed the frequency due to an issue with a val, but they were able to fix something that happens a lot when it comes to watch. and so it sounds like the rocket itself is in ok condition from the latest update on their twitter feed. so it might just be another few days before they get another launch attempts. it's a really big update in the way that we can construct rockets. 3 printing is not entirely new to the space sector. there are other companies that are using 3 d printed parts, but relativity has taken the next step to basically 3 d print about 85 percent of the entire rocket. and so to, to make this advancement, they're able t

northern half of the country on this friday and saturday, considering that it will definitely occur on the mountain roads leading to the caspian coastal provinces, such as the chalus road , river rock fall, in addition to the branch, it can be some mountainous areas can also be seen in the form of snow. good night. thank you for the warm welcome of my colleague mr. lavrov today in the detailed talks he had with the presence of two iranian and russian delegations in moscow. regional and international bilateral this trip is in the framework of ongoing consultations between tehran and moscow at political and other levels . we paid attention to the political, security, cultural, defense , scientific, technological, and cultural issues, and also examined the latest status of the agreements made to sign the strategic and long-term cooperation agreement between the two countries. we are in the final negotiation stage of the long-term cooperation agreement document. and we are strategic partners of the two countries and they hope that in the near future my colleague, mr. lavrov , will be in tehran and we can sign this finalized document . the volume of our commercial exchange has increased

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northern streams? was there an attack? why washington allowed zelensky to stage a terrorist attack on the territory of belarus zelensky is just a nit, just a nit, and will the state department succeed in rockingfor georgia's refusal to join the anti-russian sanctions, our partnership with georgia may be threatened about this in our program today? hello, is this the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear? i'm andrey norkin. my colleague is ivan trushkin. we are working live, first of all, it must be said that last night and this morning our armed forces inflicted a new series of strikes on an infrastructure facility in ukraine, it is reported that targets were hit in nikolaev odessa vinnitsa ternopil poltava kirovohrad sumy khmelnytsky ivano-frankivsk regions in kharkov in zhytomyr dnepropetrovsk other settlements already exist and some of these pictures are not very good. maybe they're all good quality . uh, the footage that hmm came from kiev there at the kiev chpp, a blow was struck on the turbine hall, as a result , an air defense fire started, and our ukrainian missiles cannot be intercepted i will be able to interruptions in electricity as a result of these strike

weeks agreed to deal with the eu on post—brexit trade rules for northern ireland, then even tony blair praised him. he came out from under his rockand say something. meanwhile it seems the tory party is making headway . the immigration crisis headway. the immigration crisis after striking deal with france, not to mention home secretary suella braverman in rwanda to reinforce plans deport illegal illegal migrants. that way we are going along side with mark white is there with her and the government appear to be getting the job done they've agreed to pay a the job done they've agreed to pay a deal with the nhs, end the strikes and the budget also featured pension reforms that aim to help retain gp's in order to patient backlog . to tackle the patient backlog. not happy with the 25% that on the business rates been been business tax, but labour have that they would reverse these if they came into power and dubbed they came into power and dubbed the move a tory tax cut for the rich. critics have said that the red get red wall votes likely to get behind the next behind labour at the next election they feel forgotten election as they fe

northern series playing catch up on only 154% of normal, the central sierra. that's how almost 200% the southern sierra just continues to rock statewide average of 192% still snowing up there, as predicted the winter storm warning would be extended , and sure enough, they did goes until 10 a.m. tomorrow another 1 to 2 ft. around lake level and above. probably about 6 to 10 below that, maybe down to 3000 or 4000. ft. the upper low spinning off of portland's seattle will send in a few ways, but we're in between these systems. that's kind of the key here. i mean, the next one won't be here until late tonight. tomorrow there it is rotating around, but until then we get a break. but there will be some buildups later today, but there's a lot of clearing that's taking place here. but occasionally a few showers can pop up in this unstable air mass. but a couple of these systems already gone through some snow again. higher peaks. and you can see there will be a couple just kind of filtering through here and hit and miss garden variety if you will splash and dash as we like to come. loft is still very cold. 34 sonoma mountain, oakland