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we begin with that historic storm that has hammered the rockies.ore snow fell overnight in denver this blizzard was already the city's fourth largest snowstorm in history nbc's gadi schwartz jings us with the latest. good morning >> reporter: hey, phillip, take a look at this this is the denver metro area. you've got more than a foot of snow that's accumulating on the cars we understand about 14 inches or so has fallen. 6 of those thinches happening i about four hours, all up and down the streets this is what we've seen all day long. a snow hitting snowstorm showing its strength up to three feet blizzard conditions as interstates shut down in colorado and wyoming even news crews needing a hand >> heard you guys needed a hand. >> reporter: a big shoutout to pete >> reporter: over the last few days, snow totals have been hit and miss in places like denver where the runways shut down after 20 inches of snow. >> i love it, we didn't ski because we thought it would be too dangerous to drive really enjoyed >> reporter: dad was out pulling out sleds. >> i

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they'll be digging out in the rockies for the next several days.onditions through southern california. some more mountain snows coming into the sierra. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. n the next 30 seconds okay i've got your w-2s just a few more questions. who's that? that's dave, a free turbotax live tax expert. why do you need a tax expert? i've always done those for you. my taxes are different since i moved out. besides, dave's advice is free and i can file for free. hey dave, if my son still eats my food does that make him a dependant? haha haha, no. file a simple return for free now with advice >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at storm ranger right now, we've seen some very spotty, light showers, still lingering across parts of the bay area, even a little bit of snow on some far peaks, but for the most part, we're getting a chance to dry out, with the gusty winds continuing. a wind advisory will be in effect through 11:00 this morning where gusts may reach over 45 mile

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watching oil after a rocky day for energy crude sliding 7% yesterday for the worst day since september. crude sitting right now. we are watching it at $60 a barrel up this morning after yesterday's big tumble two stocks we are watching as well shares of fedex popping after better results after the peak holiday shipping season. ken is coming up with more on that quarter and nike under a lot of pressure after a very mixed quarter sales coming in below estimates and outlook is disappointing the company blaming backlog at u.s. ports. >>> around the world, the global markets. red arrows in asia overnight after big news from japan. matt taylor is in singapore and joumanna bercetche is with us as well matt >> reporter: a sharp week for markets. investors spooked by the rising treasury yields as well. markets are down in the order of 1% across the board. a number of the markets heavily linked to tech down sharply given the sell down. the nikkei 225 is extending in declines after the bank of japan. down 1.4%. the topix is ending on a high. it would only buy the atf. linked to the topix index. w

coming back in behind here for a time and then quite a spell of weather coming back in across the rockies towards the west coast but as we go on into were thursday that rain will gather some heavy downpours and storms coming through possibility of severe storms maybe the old tornado wrapped in that is the wetter weather grass he moves up towards the mid atlantic states up towards new york gradually fading across into new england a good part of kind of the fight in drought is a move out of the way it is in western parts of canada seeing some snow coming into base a through the pacific northwest of the u.s. we're looking at a fair bit of wet weather with get a fair bit of snow too over the cascades pushing towards the through the rockies here and that rain comes down to northern parts of california not too much right in the forecast meanwhile across the caribbean it's lucky fine and dry you might just catch one of 2 showers for the east in the highlands. make a change. change your life for the parts of the country challenge the access to truth if you want to create something you push to bre

. >>> and we're tracking two major storms from the rockies to the deep south. and what's set to move into the northeast now. >>> good evening and it's great to have with with us here on a tuesday night. it was just as we were coming on the air last night here we learned of the second mass shooting in less than a week in this country. tonight here, the horror inside, from the shoppers who witnessed it all. the ones who ran, who hid storage closclosets. these are the stories now emerging tonight and so are the stories of the loved ones lost. ten people killed. their ages range from 20 to 65. and the police officer, eric talley, a father of seven. he was killed, he was the first one there, running into the store and right into the line of fire. the first gunshots in the parking lot. the gunman then moving inside. people running for their lives. some out the doors to loading docks, some hiding behind bushes. a massive show of law enforcement on the scene. s.w.a.t. teams, the fbi. a tense standoff and officers engaging the suspect, you can see taking him into custod

how do i once again have a say in the heavy snow making its way away from the rockies through the great plains easing over towards the east to see people some heavy rain coming back in behind initially will see some wet weather down towards the southeastern corner this next system drags its way back across consort through alabama mississippi seeing some heavy downpours and western weather easing over towards parts of georgia we will see some snow coming back in behind here for a time and then quite a spell of weather coming back in across the rockies towards the west coast but as we go on into word thursday that rain will gather some heavy downpours and storms coming through possibility of severe storms maybe the old tornado wrapped in that is the west of where the grass he moves up towards the mid atlantic states up towards new york gradually fading across into new england a good part of kind of the fog into i was a move out of the way it is in western parts of canada seeing some snow coming into base a through the pacific northwest of the u.s. we're looking at a fair bit of wet weathe

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incredible amounts of snow across the rockies. let's take a look at the current temperatures. the northern plains, in towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast where we've got 3 in caribou, maine. ahead of that we have warmer temperatures and we had a severe weather threat over the weekend with several tornadoes being recorded across texas and louisiana and towards mississippi. the rain associated with this and perhaps the chance of severe weather over the mississippi river valley but behind that we have a winter storm cranked up moving across the midwest, into the interior northeast on tuesday and wednesday and then we'll see potential for heavier rainfall for the southeast and a wintery mix moving into the northeast. there's the forecast rainfall and the he snow from minneapolis to shy cay. -- chicago.another storm for thr area later this week so winter hangs on to some parts of the country. we'll watch the system move across the eastern third of the u.s. and the snow is going to fly over parts of the upper midwest and the great lakes and we'll see the potential for more wi

holding on for one last gasp with a major storm preparing to drop up to four feet of snow in the rockies. that same system spinning off a tornado in texas with more possible today. dylan's tracking it all. >>> those stories plus the rose and the thorns. abc announcing chris harrison will not return as host of the next season of "the bachelorette" after controversy following his defense of the contestant's past racially behavior. todd, saturday, march 13th, 2021. >>> good morning to you. everyone is ready for spring. in some areas it feels like winter. dylan's going to have more on the mixed bag coming up. >>> right now to our top story. new york state's top democratic senators joining the chorus of calls for andrew cuomo to step down. this as more women come together with allegations of inappropriate behavior, >> reporter: hey, peter.trongly good morning to you. yeah, that is right. support is slipping fast for the governor. the majority of new york's congressional delegation is asking him to resign. a defiant governor cuomo is saying he is not going anywhere and it is critical to wait f

i've been crossing, going across the rocky mountains. >> jimmy: had you been there before, the rockiesains? >> yeah. i'm still there, actually. i'm going back. >> jimmy: did they invite you to stay for three months? >> no, no, no. [ laughter ] i mean, if you ever invite me, be careful. be careful if you invite me over, i might say. >> jimmy: what's the arrangement? how many people in the house? >> we were -- for new year's, we were five. and now it's three. almost like the worst reality show you can imagine. [ laughter ] it's -- yeah, because we started five, then two left. then three stayed. and it's been -- it's been, you know, three guys. everyone's venezuelan. >> jimmy: oh. >> in the middle of the mountains, a lot o snow. so it's caribbean people daling with the elements and snow. >> jimmy: oh, you've never had to live in snow before. >> no, no. for example, you know you used to -- i remember -- i mean, we saw it growing up, i saw snow on american movies, you know? so basically it's like, you know -- then it started to snow and you're looking out the window, oh, it's so beautiful.

so things are going to try out for memphis and the central plains and some rocky snow that will pushunder a different pattern across the pacific northwest. it will not be an equal opportunity to see sunshine for the east coast a lot of rein that starts to enter wednesday, thursday, and even friday afternoon. but the west coast, into thee y really want to be because of warm highs and we're going to see a ton of sunshine going in to start your weekend. dry across the south, cool conditions for the east. guys >> janessa, thank you. >>> coming up on "early today," we're honoring vietnam veterans for their service and sacrifice. ♪ this is a cold call! ♪ hello, my name is ice t. can you spare a few seconds to learn about cold water washing with tide? hi my name is steve. did you know washing in cold can save you $100 a year on your energy bill. why wouldn't you turn to cold? it helps the environment. what? because stone cold said so. plus, tide cleans great in cold. ♪ this was a cold call! ♪ ♪ ♪ for those of us who secretly like when the syrup touches all the other food... we humbly offer.

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whiteout whiteout conditions, an historic winter storm dumps four feet of snow in the rockies. one of the governor's former aides speaks to investigators for more than four hours. the new details tonight. nashville terror investigation.g about the mahind the chsts day bomb in tennessee. and a big night for women at the grammys, as women stole the show and took home the top awards. >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with alarming new fears about another surge of coronavirus infections here at home and a major setback for one to have the vaccines being used worldwide. tonight the head of the c.d.c. is pleading with americans not to travel this spring, saying too many people are still getting infected every day here in the u.s. now, that stark new warning comes as more states are loosening restrictions, including california and new york, where it was just announced wedding receptions and other catered events will be allo

. >>> tonight, the blizzard warnings as part of the rockies brace for several feet of snow. highways already at a standstill thousands of flights canceled the national guard called up. the same storm spawning tornadoes across two states >> it's all -- it's a full condensed tornado. >>> payday those covid relief checks already hitting bank accounts as much as $7,000. >> it couldn't come at a better time >> why some have already received it, and how to find out when you get yours >>> crisis at the border new video of crowds waiting to cross the rio grande into the u.s. the dramatic rescues from border patrol the influx so great immigrations and customs enforcement now asking for volunteers to help. >>> out-of-control spring breakers across florida sparking new superspreader fears. and the monumental challenge ahead. will the government be ready to start vaccinating all adults by may? >>> the shocking murder of a young british woman. the global movement it started. and the vigil tonight suddenly broken up by police. >>> and remembering breonna taylor one year after her death. s

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snow again through the rockies and more wet weather in the pacific northwest. in the rockies. sunshine >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. taking a look at our seven-day forecast, inland areas will reach into the mid-60s. today and tomorrow breezy winds and at times it my be quite gusty. up to 70 on wednesday and slightly cooler wednesday into thursday, i should say, but the weekend is looking much warmer with highs in the mid-to-upper 70s by the end of the weekend. as we get a look at san francisco, mostly 60s and dry over the next few days. >> hoda? hoda >> al, thank you, honey. >>> coming up next, we have andy cohen. he is spilling the tea behind your favorite reality shows. >>> also, how andy recently surprised the entire kardashian surprised the entire kardashian cli'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are st

late season winter storms, bringing heavy snow and creating dangerous travel conditions across the rockiesf the west. the severe weather is causing concern for travelers both on the roads and in the air. fox is lacey a cognac reports now from denver. more than seven million americans are under winter weather alerts as a powerful storm takes aim at the central rockies and western plains, part of colorado reported several inches of snow on saturday, and the snow continues to fall with the official start of spring, just one week away. some folks enjoyed the last bit of winter before warm weather settles in. we can't get enough of it. this is one of the reasons why we're here in estes and. just we're rooting for more and more, but it wasn't fun for everyone. the late season storm left some people stranded while traveling for their spring break getaways about 2000 flights in and out of denver international airport were canceled over the weekend. our flight was canceled. her flight from california was canceled. the national weather service has issued blizzard warnings in parts of wyoming and wes

a snowstorm rocks the rockies and high plains. janessa is tracking where it's headed next. >>> covid relief hits the road president biden prepares for a whirlwind tour to sell americans on the nearly $2 trillion stimulus package >>> a saints legend goes marching out what's next for new orleans gunslinger drew brees, as he rides off into the sunset. ♪ >> it was anything but the same old song and dance at the 2021 grammys. "early today" starts right now good monday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera as we set our clocks forward and get ready for spring, winter has packed one more punch for some states the state's two-day snow record was buried in cheyenne, wyoming. the blizzard conditions brought travel to a stand still. hundreds of flights have been cancel at denver's international airport. crews are working to clear the runways after being overwhelmed by more than two feet of snow. this blizzard became the fourth largest snowstorm in denver's history on sunday with even more snow falling overnight

a major snowstorm hits the rockies. see two feet. >>> and finally the special toy reunited with its owner. >>> a boy lost his buzz lightyear. but then an airline employee went to infinity and beyond to return it. here's kevin reece with our station in dallas. >> reporter: for cody and ashley davis, it was already a stressful flight. a trip to dallas for a family funeral and with ashley nine months' pregnant and with their 2-year-old son hagen in tow. >> it's been very hectic. >> reporter: by the time they got to their rental car, they realized someone was missing. >> as my son was practically asking where is buzz, where's buzz, we realized we did not have buzz with us. >> buzz lightyear to star command. >> reporter: hagen's prized possession, his buzz lightyear got left on the plane. >> so we just tried to explain to him that we left buzz. he's on a mission. like i'm sorry, buddy. >> reporter: actually he kind of was. >> to infinity and beyond. >> reporter: on a mission because when that 737 ended its day in little rock

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we are keeping an eye on that storm system that brought a lot of snow to the rockies, now into the midwestand southern parts of minnesota. northern iowa, you're getting significant snowfall. a good 6 to 12 inches. chicago, mostly a wintry mix, but do expect travel delays throughout the day. as for the northeast, get ready for a cold start in the morning. accuweather feels for new york city as low as zero. for accuweather, i'm meteorologist chris nallan. >>> coming up, we take you to what's being called the polar bear hotel, and why it's so controversial. >>> also ahead, it wasn't a bird or a plane. the bizarre sight over the eastern u.s. >>> and the mother arrested, charged with harassing members of her daughter's cheerleading team. the fake videos she's accused of making. needles. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an “unjection™”. xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medi

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gigi: pinky and rocky. simi: there was an uprising in poland. apart. michael: they scattered around in different places. gigi: they worked hard. simi: and built new lives. michael: but rocky and pinky's families didn't see each other again... all: ...until now. david: more than 100 years later, ancestry helped connect us to our ancestors and each other. >> when china looks at woke, they see the biggest problem we have is dr. suess, meantime they're building factories and trying to kill us in so many different ways. they laugh at us. much. david: former president trump on monday with a blunt assessment of how china views the united states. his comments follow last week's rocky face-to-face, at thats between u.s. and chinese officials. yesterday the u.s. joined the european union, the uk and canada issuing sanctions on china over human rights abuses against the uyghurs and other ethnic minorities. though many argue the sanctions are actually without teeth. joining me is michael pills burly, hudson institute director of chinese strategy, the author

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the rocky mountain city now bracing for a massive snowstorm. flakes, as you can see, are beginning to fall. what is coming is describe thed as a potential blockbuster blizzard. meteorologist adam klotz in the fox extreme weather center. extreme is the watch word. what do we expect, adamsome. adam: eric, it is a big, large system we're talking about. all of the weather whether it's the severe weather out in front or the blizzards, it's all just one system that's happening right along this frontal boundary. you see that warm air bumping up against quickly cold air, and that's when you get some of these big spring-like systems that we're currently looking at. what does this mean? for some folks in portions of texas, this could mean severe thunderstorms, but across the rockies it is going to mean a whole lot of snow. this is something that's going to last the whole weekend. we've got winter advisories from colorado, running up into wisconsin wyoming, over towards nebraska. blizzard warnings means heavy snow, lower visibility and strong winds. we co

see wintry flower spilling out savant area manitoba down across the northern plains back into the rockies but for much of the west coast of the u.s. and that they for western parts of canada for the time being it is fine and dry but rain will come into b.c. as we go on through the course of wednesday by when. more big downpours coming in across the central and southern plains possibility of the snow as well but those heavy showers for the deep south could cause some localized flooding sunny something to keep an oil good deal quatermain while across the caribbean a chance to one or 2 shells just around the east an audience for a time for the right trying to dislodge the 5 and dry with a few showers there for the west. but. you know what out. is very much our culture has been very harmful to the economy and the minds of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in room to come out escape poverty and for example we're trying to break these barriers of machismo by giving women access to resources need to women leading the way. women make chang

see wintry flowers spilling outs of ontario manitoba down across the northern plains back into the rockies but for much of the west coast of the u.s. and the day for western parts of canada for the time being it is fine and dry but rain will come into b.c. as we go on through the course of wednesday by wednesday more big downpours coming in across the central and southern plains possibility of the snow as well but those heavy showers for the deep south could cause some localized flooding said something to keep an eye on a good deal quater meanwhile across the caribbean a chance of one of 2 shells just around the east and is for a time for the right trying to dislodge the 5 and dry with a few shot was there for the west. you know what out more and mighty is very much our culture has been very harmful to the economy and the lives of many people on challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in whom the card was escape poverty the focus that we're trying to break these various of machismo by giving women access to resources need to women leading the way. wo

spring might be here but the central rockies are getting another dose of winter weather this weekend.e from the fox extreme weather center. adam. >> off to the east of the rockies a beautiful sunday for most of the country as we look at those really springlike temperatures with a whole lot of still 60s and close to 70 degrees across the country right now but you see a very defined cold front stretching across the rockies and yet, just off to the west we are continuing to see rounds of some of that winter like weather so we'll see clear conditions with a little bit of a system there in the southeast but then i run you up to where that cool air is and just off to the west with higher elevations not a big for the time being but there is no across the higher elevations and we will continue to see moisture running into that and that is where snow will continue to fall. i show you a future forecast and you do see everything out in front of this turning into thunderstorms on monday and tuesday but back behind we continue to see because of those cool temperatures in the higher elevations it i

great basin into the northern rockies here in the bay area.re not going to be seeing any of that. but there is some snowfall just north of lake tahoe this morning and we will see a few light snow flurries towards lake tahoe and south into yosemite at times this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. no major snowmaker ahead for the sierra nevada, though, and certainly no major rainmaker for us here in the bay as we work our way into the evening skies will generally be clear and into tomorrow, a beautiful and sunny day tuesday and wednesday are actually going to be clear, calmer and warmer than today's about to be so, believe it or not. today's actually one of the cooler ones of this forecast. san francisco, half moon bay nevado santa rosa and livermore. all among areas looking at some pretty breezy conditions already this morning. winds will stay with us. well into the afternoon and evening into the evening tonight. it's going to make for a brisk feel all day long today and why i'm stressing keeping the jacket with you have even as we do reach our

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the rocky road didn't end there. and there were a lot of pitfalls a long way in fact, even after those what is a arrived there at the federal under the us flag. so freedom retain this kind of illusory character right through the war and in fact after. so i'd like to simply close by saying. the work of transforming illusions of emancipation and to real life freedom and inequality. remains to be done more than 150 years after the end of the civil war. thank you very much for your attention. so let's have some questions. learn more about the people and events that shape the civil war and reconstruction every saturday at 6pm eastern only on american history tv tv here on c-span 3 on march 30th 1981 john hinckley jr. fired six shots at president reagan outside the washington hilton hotel two miles from the white house del quentin wilber author of rawhide down the near assassination of ronald reagan recreates that afternoon. here's a preview. now at around two o'clock at 1:30 about that time, john hinckley dranged troubled

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