are the rocky mountains?ke george. lake poseidon. >> rhymes with. >> carrie lake. >> you are serious, right? name a popular vacation spot. is that north, south, east or west? >> east. >> west. >> north. >> have you been to the bahamas? >> nassau. >> what body of water is that in? >> pacific. >> indian ocean. >> do you know who jesse waters is on fox? >> you sound famous. >> maybe i will check you out. >> congratulations to allie and sophie, they won their volleyball streak. 57 teams and they just won a championship on sunday. let's do some text messages. scott from columbus, ohio. why are people leaving california? that went over the naacp's head. when will ben crump and al sharpton call them the city bike five? >> that is the smell of money. he really smells it. rachel from tennessee. hillary did not stab biden in the back. she is just telling the truth for once. frank from cleveland. it says it all. in 1983 we have we have run on reagan, johnny cash and bob hope. now we have joe biden, no cash and no hope.

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the midcontinent the gulf coast and the rocky mountains, the oil industry quickly found its stride and the suddenly up tempo of progress. with ever increasing, improving oil products that kept pace with invention and forced it to proceed at a rapid rate through enterprise and the accumulation of knowledge it has reached a stage of maturity undreamed even a generation ago. throughout millions of years, the earth's formation constant buckling and erosion obtained many portions of the earth's surface. many areas repeatedly covered by a shallow sea, countless billions of organisms died and settled to the bottom, where they became buried under sand and felt there. it is believed the entombed organisms were transformed into oil. accumulated pressures of gases, water and, earth sometimes drove the oil through the porous sand and sedimentary rock. and often it migrated to underground reservoirs sealed by non-polar formations where the oil was trapped. it is from these reservoirs that oil is now most likely to recovered in commercial quantities. thus today, the oil geologist searches both for l

gunfire breaking out saturday evening in red river, a small resort town at the southern end of the rocky mountains. police believe it is a continuation of an ongoing squabble between rival gangs. >> it was a confrontation of some sort that we are still trying to look into in albuquerque. and that spilled over to here. it started with words initially then turned into a fight which then turned to shots fired. >> reporter: the mayor saying all involved were quickly arrested, including 30-year-old jacob castillo who state police say has been charged with murder >> the shooters have all been apprehended there is no threat to the community at all >> reporter: new mexico's governor tweeting, my thoughts are with the red river community following this violent incident this weekend's shooting comes less than two weeks after three people were killed and six injured in farmington, new mexico according to the gun violence archive there have been 253 mass shootings this year. the annual red river memorial rally typically ushers in about 30,000 people, filling the town's main street with food, music, and fumes

so the river is a critical supplier to seven states from the rocky mountains to the u.s./mexico border. but reservoirs have fallen to record lows. so now california, arizona, and nevada have volunteered to save 3 million acre feet of water over the next three years. so the deal, it prevents the need for federal intervention and resolves a stalemate that pitted states against one another. california uses the largest share of water from the river, so it's cutting back the most. a little more than half of the total. the water cuts would be split among farmers, tribes, and cities, and they're working with the feds on getting payments in exchange for saving. >> historically this water has been extremely contentious. like california was not going to give up its seniority rights for water. so what i see today was quite historic in that fo w sogh>> alappral the federal government, which needs to decide how much it will pay districts to conserve. but governor newsom praised the deal saying, quote, this historic partnership between california and other lower basin states will help

of the main character, who is sent along with a therapy group, but a secluded retreat of the rocky mountains doctor addicted to questionable methods of therapy, making his way to the heart of the wild forest. the group begins to suspect that they have invaded the territory of a mysterious evil entity. are we scarier than she internal demons of patients. this is part of the treatment. then this is part of the treatment of the film, permeated with an atmosphere of disturbing paranoia and a strong desire to survive, critics praise for its deep psychologism, as well as the vivid visual and dramatic representation of mental trauma, combined with elements of classic horror, what is happening on the screen is able to make the viewer experience truly powerful experiences. i don't like what's going on here. a fugitive cia militant who failed his mission in afghanistan and must urgently evacuate, however, he is pursued by the best mercenaries of the world and the elite special forces squad , the script was written based on the true story of a retired military officer of the iranian nuclear reactor, th

is going to stay mostly to the east of the rocky mountains toward the middle of next week, then that weather pattern is going to shift and we have to keep our eyes around here for some of that smoke to be drifting down towards the bay area as the storm system is unusually late in the year, going to send most of its energy toward the pacific northwest but it is going to be close enough to shift the wind and send some of that elevated smoke essentially to the bay area. this must be elevated to the atmosphere, we will see it, it is unlikely he would drift all the way down to ground level and significantly impact our air is ll to aneye on through the next several days. eventually the longer it is in place, the more gets diffuse, be prepared to see some hazy skies overhead by the middle and end of next week. in the short term, very few changes as we head through the weekend. big picture features in the atmosphere aren't going to change much for the next few days. one thing that is going to change is a bit of an inland warm-up going from slightly below average temperatures in livermore. th

gunfire breaking out saturday evening in red river, a small resort town at the southern end of the rocky mountains. police believe it is a continuation of an ongoing squabble between rival gangs >> it was a confrontation of some sort that we are still trying to look into in albuquerque. and that spilled over to here. it started with words initially then turned into a fight which then turned to shots fired >> reporter: the mayor saying all involved were quickly arrested, including 30-year-old jacob castillo who state police say has been charged with murder >> the shooters have all been apprehended. there is no threat to the community at all >> reporter: new mexico's governor tweeting, my thoughts are with the red river community following this violent incident. this weekend's shooting comes less than two weeks after three people were killed and six injured in farmington, new mexico according to the gun violence archive there have been 253 mass shootings this year. the annual red river memorial rally typically ushers in about 30,000 people, filling the town's main street with food, music, and fumes

but even still, so close to god and heaven in those towering rocky mountains, i grew up at 8,500 feet on the edge of arapaho national forest, even still, i found my freedom here in the deepest, dankest, some people would say dirtiest mud in north america. and decades later, i'm still finding myself inexplicably drawn inwards and deeper and deeper into this mud of the mississippi river. so this plaque, "utram bibis undam" is fulfilling the wishes of sean "danger" rowe, who was my partner, and blood brother, and soulmate, who i graduated from high school with. and then later, he passed away in a tragic death. and so, this week, we're going to complete something that has been causing me bad dreams and uncomfortableness, and that is the disappearance of a plaque that we put up 10 years ago and the need to revisit. and especially now, during the pandemic, i have some deep, deep feelings about this and deep reasons that this needs to be done now. [crickets chirping] [water trickling] [birds chirping] [traffic humming] [dog barking] [dog barking] [motor hums] [tool banging] - now this is our

again, the rocky mountain area particularly colorado springs. the fraud, waste, and abuse is just rampant on these military bases. it's totally unbelievable but they waste and how it works. if they spend a little time on this basis they could see -- and i've often made the comment that i if i could have all the money go through a single person, and have him say the money or look at the budget, that person would walk out and just take 1%. they would block out of there every year as a millionaire. it's a ramp it, it's unbelievable, but especially at the end of the year. they spend like crazy just to waste it. i don't know how you can say you've been doing a good job in saving all this money when it's not happening -- >> color, forgive me for that, but thank you for the call. >> so, the work is certainly not done. we still have 37 areas on the high restless, focused on the department of defense and part of the reason for that is because of waste fraud abuse and mismanagement. so, we continue this work, as i mentioned we never really stopped working

>> the rocky mountain area where they found 29% but look at this, the entire country down double digits% decline in california, oregon and washington state and 14% in our parks. major backlash. stuart: look at that map, no relationship to democrats and republican states. bud light sales are down everywhere. >> it's not just bud light, anheuser-busch is brands getting caught up like blood, regular blood heavy sales are down. hsbc downgraded stock, they said the marketing blunder is crisis and the problems are deeper than they are admitting and you remember the old budweiser commercial blood, why? with the frogs? the guy in charge spoke, robert lackey now gripping his former company and the management team there for not only the best call using dylan mulvaney for their advertisements but also he says a complete lack of corporate oversight in doing so. stuart: still ahead, border patrol council president, brett baier looking into the biden business and why is there no media coverage? arizona candidate, mark lamb. ♪ .. the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so

. >> if i have a chance rocky mountains in the summer. >> fantastic. okay. i said mine, cape cod.typical summer day look like when you were a kid? dana? >> when we were young my mom had gone back to work after my sister went to school. we had this thing called summer fund account. we got picked up in the van around 8:30 and dropped off around 4:30. it was like a full day. every day there were different activities you got to do. >> summer fun. did you ever get in the van in the summer jesse? >> some guy try to learning in a van once. usually camp at my club. i would be there. swim team, a lot of swim team. >> swim team? >> i bet you were very well behaved. >> yes i was very rambunctious. >> and i bet great shape. >> you should've seen me and my little speedo. and your polo shirt. >> that's my look. >> jessica? >> did summer camp as well. even if we would travel. i realized more normal summer destination would be nantucket growing up in the summers and they would have day camp there too. maybe not a fan. i think we just walk down there appeared to camp. >> judge? we had a lot of fam

it is lowering air quality across the pacific northwest and into the rocky mountains.time outdoors. kitty logan reports. >> people are being forced from their homes. that raged across canada. on high alert and across the border in the u.s. more than 90 of those wildfires have been an alberta across vast areas of land. forcing a major highway to close. many homes have been damaged around 10,000 residents evacuated so far. record high temperatures and lack of rainfall. alberta's biggest city, calgary, huge efforts underway to stop the fire from spreading further authorities have closed parts in campsites as a precaution for the coming holiday weekend there is the public to keep it watchful eye. fire crews are bringing extra resources to fight the wire wildfires including helicopters. 2000 and her firefighters are deployed in canada and more are expected to join them as a situation escalates. smoke can be seen on the denver skyline to admit fears these fires could spread over a much greater area. cause delays to oil and gas production. there are fears of further disruptio

buildings on the road. special attention to the north muya tunnel 15 km pierced through a high rocky mountain to high pressure and gas accumulation, accidents happen every now and then. the construction of a project of geopolitical importance for the development of the east of the country was regularly stopped and started again in 1984. together with the builders, aliyev descends into the tunnel, in order to go through the difficult sections himself, see everything with his own eyes and find a solution that will allow him to continue working. he decided to build there on the spot with the workers you building a tunnel and two more loopy tunnels. imagine this built a very heavy object, very interesting and it still remains one of the most difficult lunches in the world to return. the report has undergone drastic changes. this is how the construction of bam actually stopped. but the completion of the tunnel aliyev still achieve. the trains have gone. snap was a great business advice veterans. there were still people who worked with stalin, the veterans said that he was a guitarist, the successo

what's really tough though is the white house is in a position of assuring americans to avoid a rockie mountainbad situation. we have heard things from this white house that haven't been true, we heard from the federal reserve chairman yesterday assuring the american public your deposits are safe. only then to wake up this morning to see this major sell off in the american banking system. there is great concern out there. there should be, i think we have to stop and ask ourselves what relevancy. needed needed. yes, depends on where you live in the country. there is great need for these for small businesses for smaller borrowers out there. the landscape of the banking system is changing right now and going to be who survivors and who doesn't. >> bret: we need the regional banks they are important. look at gallup poll concerned about safety of money in banks or financial institution. very worried, 19, moderately worried 2 #. not too worried 30. not worried at all. does the american public get what is happening and what is happening, larry? >> well, i can answer what is happening because it's thei

. >> you might need to relocating to rocky mountains if you want to live well into 80s maybe 100 data u.s. counties for life expectation in colorado the leader expectations alaska, residents in a fishing community regularly live above 100 years old, all places that i plan to look into after the show. maria: i like that, there is they called blue zones across the world blue zones people live to 100 i think is great i love that, cheryl, thank you. cheryl: you bet. maria: to joe biden's border crisis illegal immigrants accused of murdering five neighbors in tkz behind bars biden administration plans on sending 1500 u.s. troops to the southern border in coming days ahead of title 42 expiration date 8 days from today in 2018 a democrats send a letter poefk sending troops to border under trump, california senator, kamala harris spoke out against it. >> i believe, that it is -- inappropriate to require the limited resources of the united states military to be used as such a way all because there needed to be some demonstration for the tv cameras based on a political agenda. maria: joining me

we had a tremendous amount of snowpack in the rocky mountains this year. that decreased the sense of urgency among the people negotiate on the river. william: lastly, just picking up on this point you been making. the subtitle of your excellent podcast is "learning to live with less on the colorado river." do you think that policymakers understand that these stresses are not going away? luke: i think to the people that are negotiating the river's future, they have come to terms with the river is smaller and is going to get smaller. and really the way forward is using less. there are some technological fixes that can make up supply gaps in some areas, like desalination, or other sorts of technologies. but really, the future of this basin is about learning to live with the last. it's about reducing our demand. that's what we have control over , is deciding how much water we actually use from the colorado river, and that's where a lot of the focus of the conversation is right now, including this deal that we saw today. william: luke runyon, thank you so much

record snowpack in the west particularly in the rocky mountain region provided some relief this year.re of farming in arizona is under threat? >> yeah, no one can produce it like the colorado river for food. nowhere on earth is it done like that. yeah, really worried. 50 years down the road, unless we come up with solutions, farming won't be here. >> the proposed cuts amount to about that of the reductions the federal officials initially called for. so there are concerns this reduction won't necessarily be enough to sustain the system as drought conditions intensify in the years to come, but the proposal does buy some more time. the plan now must go undergo a re review and the federal government is scheduled to release a common schedule later this week. >> this is really significant and it is really scary to see how low the colorado river has gotten. appreciate your reporting. >>> new reports, lebron james could be headed for retirement. we'll talk about that and a lot more with former miami head coach and nba analyst stan van gundy. he is next. every year.ir uk port don't just connec

, you know, think the the greatest beer ad ever remember when the coors ad was a coors stream rocky mountainshere have you 900 options i wonder if there is one that will give me a lecture about identity politics. you reason you went to the freezer is to get away from identity politics. we are already being overserved to put it in bartending terms. >> brian: go to wall street to make money. and people are supposed to make you more money. enough to all of a sudden they have a political agenda. woke agenda trying to get into these green packages. enough to we have a beer company who goes to an agency with a lot of money and says sell me more beer. and they give them a political agenda back. i would be outraged if i'm miller lite. >> two people get fired. whoever green lit the campaign. number two, whoever didn't have the presence of mind to quietly delete this in the last month while every bud light dollar was flying out the window. you didn't need this out here. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: this ad was from march we just hadn't seen it? >> predates dylan mulvaney now being characterized as if i

, northeast, everyone knows is really populated in lacrosse, but growth markets, great lakes, rocky mountainso, we have eight teams, we want to cory as much of the geography as we can >> when you say emerging markets, there's some demand, interest, if you put a team there, that will grow? >> exactly so, we look at participation data, really important we look at information from our partners at espn, and viewership and where that's happening on a location basis we also have ticketmaster as our partner, they help us with venue selection, so, we don't own the venues, we will at some point, but without owning them, we need to have preference that fits sort of our market fit when it comes to audience and that type stuff. >> so, paul, you were on with us last year and you just announced this multi-year partnership with espn, but not just espn, it's obviously disney you have games on abc, right so, what has that meant for you and just the adoption of the game and to mel's point about the markets, it's probably -- lacrosse is getting the sort of exposure it just never has before >> it's critical bec

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. >> detective thatcher saw numerous checks made out to other rocky mountain all natural are rocky mount scott kimball. >> scott kimball, the same man appearing on that bank surveillance video. >> we found out that he lives on the outskirts of lafayette. lori said that scott had taken off and that she didn't know where he was at. >> at this point, detective thatcher doesn't know what or who he's dealing with. and he wonders if maybe lori is covering for her husband? so thatcher invites her into answer a few questions. >> where you want me? >> you can sit wherever, it doesn't matter to me. >> we are were trying to decide whether or not lori was in on this, whether she wa was a suspt or what was her role in this beer >> any suspicions thatcher has about lori's involvement disappears when lori it drops a bombshell that alters the course of the investigation. >> as she continues talking, she starts to tell me that scott kimball is an employee of the fbi. and so of course, i'm like, what you mean an employee of the fbi? why would an employee of the fbi be stealing, you know, $50,000 plus doll

grizzlies are ranging further off the rocky mountains front into central montana where they have not been seen for over a century. it is past time to celebrate this recovery, the list the bears and return the management back to the state. fish and wildlife service scientists have twice found the greater yellowstone ecosystem bears have recovered and delisted them. but courts have prevented delisting from going into effect. >> secretary i am confident the career scientist will find it yet for a third timeim in just e past 17 years the greater yellowstone bears have recovered. that happens will you support legislation to codify the fish and wildlife service and delisting to prevent legal insurgency? >> thank you for the question senator. and as you said the courts require us to look at the species population as a whole. even though they have recovered in some areas is not true for all areas. >> the question specifically with the yellowstonell ecosyste. excellent good news yes the grizzly bear is recovering as i said in some r areas very. >> white recovering? have they are get in the gr

they are ranging farther off the rocky mountains into central montana where they have not in seen for over a century. it is past time to celebrate this recovery, delisted the bears and return the management back to the states. fish and wildlife service scientists have twice found that the greater yellowstone ecosystem bears have recovered and delisted them, but courts have prevented delisting from going into effect. secretary, i'm confident that the career scientists will find yet for a third time in just the past 17 years that the greater yellowstone bears have recovered. when that happens, will you support legislation to codify the fish and wildlife services delisting to prevent legal uncertainty? >> thank you for the question. as he said, the courts require us to look at the population as a whole. even though they have recovered, if not true for every area. >> the question was the greater yellowstone ecosystem. >> good news that the grizzly bears are recovering in some areas. >> recovering. have the grizzly bears exceeded the target in the greater yellowstone ecosystem population?

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rain we've measured with this storm system coming in, over 2 1/2 inches in the santa cruz mountains. the rockyast bay over an inch of rainfall and right at an inch in san francisco measuring over an inch and three-quarters in napa and that's been what we've seen for most of the rainfall totals. that in ukiah, oakland, now over an inch of rainfall, more than half an inch of rain in dublin and san martin and we're nearing a quarter inch in san jose. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen as we take a look at the storm system moving through so slowly. we're not expecting much in the way of thunderstorms but showers coming through between today and tomorrow. most of the rain is pretty light, just a few hundredths of an inch of rain but still pockets of heavier rain moving through. and that will continue to pass by as well. otherwise it's cloudy. off-and-on showers will continue with light rain and temperatures heading only up to 60 degrees with a breezy wind and cooling down again for tonight. there could be some pockets of heavy rain, but we're expecting more breaks in the activ

rocky mount spotted fever from the rocky mountains. marburg virus on marburg germany. fever from the zika force of uganda. japanese encephalitis, german measles, and i could go on and on and on. we are really tired of the racism in name-calling, and it needs to end. but we really talk about the origins of covid-19 here today, which is shocking to me because honestly we have been talking about the origins of covid-19 for three and half years, and every commonsense american that i know pretty much understands where it came from, came from the wuhan institute of virology, and doesn't really care if the intelligence community says it did or didn't. i would like to point out that here we are, the intelligence community is able to figure out immediately who was leaking classified information and a disc or chat but yet still doesn't want to say whether it came from the lab didn't come from the lab. the intelligence communities seem to release or not release information based on how the information will affect the government that it seems to protect. yet unfortunately so many

they're fighting across mountains, rocky terrain of the korean peninsula, an insular. you showed courage, resilience. and in addition to those who were killed, are commemorated on this wall. thousands were held in captivity and thousands remain unaccounted for. even today, we must never forget that many more service members return home with the wounds of war, both visible and invisible. our veterans, they continue to face these challenges today. that's why the biden-harris administration is committed to fully accounting for all prisoners of war and those missing in action. we're also committed to fulfilling our sacred obligation to care for our veterans, their families, their caregivers and survivors, and making sure they receive all the benefits and services that they have rightfully earned. we're going to do that. i i've been privileged to witness this strong alliance between. our countries firsthand. first last year i was there when president biden awarded the first medal of honor of his president to colonel ralph puckett jr, a veteran of the korean war and standing

the colorado is a very special river because it tends extremely heavily on the mountain water towers that meets the rockies and it is about 90% of its discharge it obtains from snow and water and rainfall from the mountains. any triggering of climate change, any change in the amount of snow falling will cause a reduction in discharge. further down, the base is extremely dry, so the entire discharge depends on what is happening in the mountains and the colorado has been hit strongly by climate change. it has had a reduction of 20% of its discharge in the last 100 years, of which 16% reduction in only the last 20 years during this extreme drought. first and foremost, it is the lack of snow causing this decrease and then, a very large population, 40 million people that depend on it is still increasing. here a gated aquaculture. it's incredible that 90% of the discharge of the colorado is used for irrigation agriculture. these are very big numbers. mark: i don't mean this as a pun but it seems like a perfect storm in terms of what is happening to the colorado river. is just changing man's use in the general se

rocky the dog climbe england's highest mountain. it was over 3000 feet high.ners got to the top, rock said no thanks! i am not going down. his owners had to colony mountain rescue team! 13 people had to come and carry the dog i a sleeping bag and a stretcher. the dog did hurt his little pot it is a tough climb. he is goin to be okay, though. that made i down the mountain in four hours 18 minutes. >> what a drive down! >> he is not a small dog! >> they said he was, you know, substantially heavy. the thing is for me, you have to think about the owners going up. they had to realize that i was going (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help.

rocky the dog climbe england's highest mountain. it was over 3000 feet high.p, rock said no thanks! i am not going down. his owners had to colony mountain rescue team! 13 people had to come and carry the dog i a sleeping bag and a stretcher. the dog did hurt his little pot it is a tough climb. he is goin to be okay, though. that made i down the mountain in four hours 18 minutes. >> what a drive down! >> he is not a small dog! >> they said he was, you know, substantially heavy. the thing is for me, you have to think about the owners going up. they had to realize that i was going to potentially have them >> we have new evidence of lies in the case of republican congressman george santos. >> now there's an old wikipedia page that "politico" found claiming, for instance, he had a role on the popular disney channel program "hannah montana." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

since this rain began, we've had over 2 inches of rainfall in the santa cruz mountains and rocky ridgen inch of rainfall already, and san francisco over three-quarters of an inch of rain, about the same in fairfax and napa, about three-quarters of an inch of rain. elsewhere we've seen rainfall totals from 0.76 in ukiah, dublin, over a half inch, and san jose 0.16. we're still looking at quite a bit of rain and the chance of it continuing for the next few hours. we are seeing some of the heaviest rain picking up over south bay, shifting a little more over toward the east. that's going to continue to move into alameda county and contra costa county over the next several minutes. we can see at least the darker greens have shifted just to the east of highway 101, so the visibility may improve there a little bit for you as you're driving from the south county into the south bay. and we've seen some light showers up and down the peninsula, and into san francisco, as well as the north bay, with the steady light rain that extends over toward the east bay. so this is what we're expecting, a lit

you can see the snow on the back side of this for the mountains of the colorado rockies and then flash likely we could see the potential for tornadoes today, ef 2 or greater in that area that you see in the maroon from oklahoma city up towards colby and dodge city. know where you are going it get those watches and warnings throughout the day today. and then tomorrow that spreads up towards portions of the midwest down towards the big bend of texas. that's going to be a big concern over the next couple of days because we have got this set up for not only strong storms but heavy rain. even though they are into a drought situation. this will be a good news story. heavy rain on amounts of 5 to 8. even # 8 to 12 inches over the next several days. so that's going to be a big story for fox weather, which they will cover, of course. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. ainsley, i know you are enjoying the beautiful weather outside. >> ainsley: behind me. back over here, janice. just look to your right. you're right behind me over there. thank you, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> a

and there are trees and leaves and it's rocky and it looks like a little mountain stream. just up from that is another park. just up from that is a major ditch and a tunnel. and then another park and then ditches. and so this is an urban stream that has that pattern of ditch, ditch or danger, fun, danger. right. so we are in the dangerous part right now. and so let's if you've got your bags, we're going to slowly walk up here and. we're going to congregate right around where the water is coming, underneath the street there. and we'll talk about what's going on around us in the landscape. okay. so a couple of things that as we're walking through, we think about the look, listen, smell, fear. what do you smelling right now? okay, so it's flower so it's springtime or it's it's columbia, south carolina, springtime. so i guess it's going to be about 80 degrees today. and we are in late february. what other things maybe that we're smelling grass. i mean, there's a lot of oak flowers in the grass. so we're getting some of these flowering plants up here. what are we feeling? how a

rain and mountain snow through saturday, watching parts of the northern rockies and there is forecast today. cool for the east and west, in between, warm-up temperatures and that is going to remain the pattern over the next couple of days, that happens in springtime, that omega block. that is what we'll talk about. >> i took omega block for high cholesterol. >> janice: cholesterol is doing okay? >> todd: thanks to the omega block and a chinese battery plant signed off on and town citizen concerns are dismissed. no questions. no questions from the floor. sir, if you are disorderly, the door is that i wa, i explained that last month. >> don't just stay here. do you not understand that? it runs up and down. and y'all should be ashamed, i'm absolutely disgusted with each and every one of you and i shouldn't have voted for anybody, especially you. >> thank you. [applause] >> todd: marjorie steel is a resident. if allowing a chinese company to build a plant in your town was such a great idea, why was it done in secret? >> that is not a question i can answer, we're very upset about it. you m

also looking at some really heavy rainfall in portion of the rockies, the central and southern plains into the inner mountaine southern plains that's when we're looking at the chance for more severe storms and we're going to see winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour and see some really large hail, too. jonathan. >> we'll have more on the weekend forecast tomorrow. michelle grossman, thank you very much. still ahead here on "way too early," with lawmakers struggling to reach a deal on the debt ceiling, the ratings agency finch has placed the united states credit on a negative watch. we'll go over what that means for the economy as well as what a default could do. we'll take a look at the stalemate on capitol hill and the catastrophic consequences. we're right back. e catastrophic. we're right back ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd... ...medicine has the power to treat copd... ...in as many wa

radar for potential storms across the south and in the rockies were heavy rain could cause flash flooding. also this morning flood concerns in the mountains of northern california, where warmer than usual temperatures mean the record snowpack is melting quickly, like he stretches across the pacific northwest through friday. daily records are expected in several cities, checking today's temperatures elsewhere sixties from the great lakes to the northeast, and nearly 100 phoenix 85 in dallas. coming up $129 million jewelry heist caught on camera. what's happening to those responsible also ahead, the abducted girl found hundreds of miles away six years after being reported missing how a netflix show helped track her down. and later here from the umpire who saved this boy from a home plate dust devil. tonight on abc welcome. five men have been convicted of a major jewelry heist in europe. they stole $129 million in jewels from a german museum, the highest in 2019 included more than 4300 diamonds. they were also convicted of arson for starting a fire to help them carry out their break in one suspect was acquitted. lawyers for the irs whistlebl

the owners had to call in a mountain rescue team. 13 people had to carry the dog down in a sleeping bag and a stretcher. let's be fair, rocky hurt his foot. he is going to be fine and they made it down the mountain in four hours, 18 minutes. >> maybe he faked the injuries so he got a luxury ride down. >> i love they said he was determined. he is determined to be stubborn. >>> you can watch is right after this newscast on our sister station. we have great ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewer osviewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> nate burleson. >> we're all here. let go to today's eye-opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. president biden arrives in japan for the g7 summit as lawmakers try to reach a deal in washington to avoid a u.s. default. >> i'll be in constant contact with my team while i'm at the g7, and i'm in close touch with speaker mccarthy and other leaders, as well. >> sources tell cbs news florida governor ron desantis will officially enter the race for president next week as he pushes what he calls an anti-woke agenda. >> wre

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northern rockies leaving us back here at home, which is a little bit passing cloud cover right overhead. now, right now temperatures are in the 40's and 50's redwood city at 44 hayward mountain view at 50 degrees right now for cleat ever on at 48. well, alameda at 53 definitely jacket where the this morning throwing those layers. stay nice and cozy. rain jacket is not going to be one of those layers, though. you won't need it. the rest of the forecast to go ahead. but at the back of the closet, a cool and nice afternoon today. today is the coolest of the remainder of the forecast. but a little warmer than yesterday. so our temperature trend is gradually increasing day by day. this is going to take us to some really hot conditions over the weekend, which will fill you in on. still ahead, your forecast all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on those bridges heading into the city this morning. still nice and light. 7 minute ride maze to that. fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge around 12. >> the richmond center fell bridge here at a 7 minute drive and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the toll is going to take you 20 minutes. happening now. the martinez, amtrak tra

mountains potentially tomorrow. beyond that, it's just in the rockies.e starts to weaken, that marine layer starts to get a little bit more aggressive. cooling us off. slow to clear and temperatures will respond in the seven-day forecast as well. but for today, your 4 zone comes in like this. 72 san francisco, the coastal to the 60's. but the bay side in the 70's. so it's big contrast already working here as well. 78 foster city, san carlos in 84. 85 going on for palo alto. let's up the ante to the south bay around 90 or so. morgan hill at 91. 92 los gatos. 87 for cupertino, mid-eighties east bay shoreline and a bit higher and tri valley, not a big, big contrast today. the season still young here, tri valley. you're looking at 91 for danville, walnut creek at 92. 93 up to concord. watch those winds tomorrow. 78 for oakland, at 78 right there. what comes up? 93 for fairfield, 89 for napa in 94 for santa rosa. so this weekend inland, expect more of that 90's. we get back to the 80's early into next week. it looks like here and then we'll finally start to g

mountain national park. they're still clearing snow. not snow that just fell, but because of the depth of it, there's a lot of snow cover from the rockiestle could be up to 90 by monday. portland 91. you're going to see a lot of snow melting. mother's day, we wanted to leave you with love, mississippi. 90 with some thunderstorms. eddie likes it. mothers are in florida. who knew, sunshine and 87. drew: i am abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. sunny and warm, temperatures 80, even warmer on the accurate seven-day, feels like summer on saturday. nice for mom on sunday with above average temem >> next we're revealing this week's gma buzz tech. stay with us. yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next generation 10g

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