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south. it's that east coast, however that where we're seeing much of the action, you can see that storm system swirling its way up north is going to bring some heavy rain to the likes of george or the carolinas as well as virginia. and we are expecting sleep snow and some freezing rain from new york on monday. that clears by tuesday is going to make its way to eastern areas of canada and places like nova scotia. but it remains rather wet for much of florida. we could see some flooding here, and those showers join up some heavy rain that slightly to sweep into the bay of can pitcher in mexico. by the time we get to choose day, some of that heavy rain pulling across the yucatan peninsula. but for places like cuba, it's a much toy, a picture with sunshine in havana. ah, [000:00:00;00] with hulu. ah, ah, watching all jazz, there are a reminder about top stories. this all. the u. s. continues to reinforces military bases in eastern europe, but phase of a russian invasion, if you create the kremlin denies it, it has any such plans. meanwhile, ukraine is toni down the thresh of russian troop presence

some heavy snow on monday, but that is going to turn into rain as it skirts towards the south and the east coast as wet weather for hong kong through to the mid week. but it is moving rather quickly. it's going to push away into tie want it clears up. * behind it, but there's never where, where the far away coming in from the west. now as we look to japan, it is clearing up for the north. we have had some alerts out for heavy snow over the weekend. while it does ease, it's going to pick up as well, the temperatures across the korean peninsula, sunshine coming through, and it's a similar story for beijing. if we look at the 3 day, the temperature will be well above the average. by the time we get to wednesday with clear skies, which is good news for the winter olympics. now as we move over to south asia, it's largely fine. enjoy picture for much of india and pakistan. we're seeing snow up in northern areas where to weather in the south, but we are going to see some of the heavier falls in sure lanka, by tuesday. oh, the weather is sponsored by casara always examining the impact of today's headlin

south. it's that east coast, however that where we're seeing much of the action, you can see that storm system swirling its way up north is going to bring some heavy rain to the likes of george or the carolinas as well as virginia. and we are expecting sleep snow and some freezing rain from new york on monday. that clears by tuesday is going to make its way to eastern areas of canada and places like nova scotia. but it remains rather wet for much of florida. we could see some flooding here, and those showers join up some heavy rain that slightly to sweep into the bay of cam picture in mexico. by the time we get into tuesday, some of that heavy rain pulling across the yucatan peninsula, but for places like cuba, it's a much t y, a picture with sunshine in havana, blue weather sponsored by katara ways. i'm just in den storytelling around the biggest issues we've done with ah ah, people have come to spect lawson al jazeera over the years. it's, they're reporting the commitment to under reported places, the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those. ah, welcome bac

the major winter storm that swept across the south is now hitting the east coast. it is causing disruptions at major airport hubs in the u.s. mostly in the northeast. in the south, roads treacherous. a semitrailer flipped off of the side of an interstate in missouri. a driver struggled to get his car back on the road. multiple vehicles were stranded by the snowfall. in new york, the governor urged people to avoid going outside. >> the storm is throwing everything at us. we have snow, we have freezing rain, we have sleet. we have icy roads. >>> in the deep south, cleanup is now underway. this tree believed to be some two centuries old came crashing down on the garage of a lexington, kentucky home. >> how many different ways the tree could of come down on our house, on our neighbor with her baby. >> the temperatures dropped so low in one part of ohio. the mixture of freezing rain, sleet, ice, forcing the officials to declare a level 2 emergency. warning drivers to stay off of the highways. thousands were left without power after an ice storm pounded memphis, tennessee

south. it's that east coast, however that where we're seeing much of the action, you can see that storm system swirling its way up north is going to bring some heavy rain to the likes of george or the carolinas as well as virginia. and we are expecting sleep snow and some freezing rain from new york on monday. that clears by tuesday is going to make its way to eastern areas of canada in places like nova scotia. but it remains rather wet for much of florida. we could see some flooding here, and those showers join up some heavy rain that slightly to sweep into the bay of can picture in mexico. by the time we get to choose day, some of that heavy rain pulling across the yucatan peninsula. but for places like cuba, it's a much toy, a picture with sunshine in havana. ah, the u. s. is always of interest to people all around the world. this has been going on for a number with the christie price, but the report story phone it that i think respect of we try to explain your mobile audience why it's important, how that could impact their life at the height of the storm. water was too high, that would hav

action is and all eyes on tropical storm back to right as it makes land fall long, the east coast, madagascar, just south of the capital. this one's going to pack a punch at one point, it was equal to a category for hurricane. and we're expecting about half a meter of rain to fall. so $500.00 millimeters in the days to come, and then it is expected to dip to the south. that's or update it. whether sponsored by katara weighs ah, ah aah! on al jazeera, these are our top stories. a key summit of african leaders has begun an ethiopia, the $55.00 member african union is under pressure to come up with a coordinated response to a spite of military coups conflicts further fall out from the current virus pandemic. united states is waiving some sanctions on iran that civilian nuclear program as talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. i enter a critical stage, former use president donald trump ended the waiver back in 2020 and condemnation of north korea's recent missile launches is growing more than half the un security council spoken out against the tests 8 nations including the u. s. and u. k. described it as a s

we've got an incoming tropical cyclone making land faults where that east coast madagascar, just south of the capital. we know this one's going to pack a punch at one point. it was the equivalent of a category for hurricane. and in the days to come, we can expect rainfall amounts of about half a meter. so through the weekend it's going to cut rate across the country. but let me press play. we'll see where this goes. look like it's dipping to the south. avoiding ducking and dodging madagascar and south africa, that's it. policies in the frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 corporate strategy if the rest of the world got together informed opinions at all costs. luckiest on nice enough products from that critical debate would be the claims that need to come do an interest in your threat to russia. but it's precisely, he's actually that created the insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou ah ah. he watching out as a reminder on top stories this hour, ukrainians have marched in concave, the city, which could be 1s

crowbar, sledgehammer, shotgun, and automatic weapons, in cities and suburbs on the west coast, east coast, down south the heartland, their job is to rip and tear and pulverize their way into the nation's shooting gallery and c. >> the crack is in. >> jesse: after years of death and decline, the people of new york had had enough. things were so bad the democrats actually elected a republican mayor. in '93, rudy giuliani promised to clean things up and actually did. by 2001, rudy's last year in office, homicides had fallen from six murders a day to less than two murders a day. and mike bloomberg kept it in check. until lurch from the adam family, worst mayor in america took over. crime exploded while bill slept in end. we elected a former police officer as mayor, eric adams, who does not look like big bird but sounds a lot like him. >> my administration will launch an unprecedented summer youth employment, youth and youth engagement program for summer 2022. we know that gang violence and gun crimes spike in the summer months. >> the summer youth antiviolence employment effort. this has been an effort t

east coast is impacted as well, because they're getting hammered. julie and i were just talking about that in the break, but the east coast of south east and we're justsee you back here at six. well seeing a little bit, bill. thank you. kaiser permanente in redwood city donated hundreds of boxes, a mass and other personal protective equipment today to help in the disaster relief effort. in tonga workers loaded a cargo truck with k n95 masks gloves and other health care supplies. kaiser is one of the many partners working with local group with the local group. on um on tang g to help send emergency supplies to tonga following that massive volcanic eruption and tsunami there last month. organizers say the supplies will be packed onto a ups donated jetliner, which is set to leave the bay area for tonga in the coming days. coming up tonight. we're hearing from former nfl coach brian flores about his lawsuit against the nfl. but he says about his future in coaching up next also had millions of dollars were were spent by the candidates trying to unseat governor gavin newsom in last year's recall effort, and now we know how much the state had to pay to run

combatting violent crime, watching a crackdown on the illegal flow of guns in the south and transported to the east coast>> we're saying to washington, d.c., s.o.s., we need your help. we have to stop the flow of illegal gupsns in our city. >> reporter: all as biden called on congress to reach a spending agreement that could provide a $300 million boost to community policing programs. >> the answer is not to defund the police, to give you the tools, the training, the funding to be partners, to be protectors and to be community needs you and know the community. >> you know -- >> reporter: the delivery for biden, the pushback from police departments. >> i don't hear the communities saying i don't want more protection in my community. i haven't found one of those yet. >> reporter: wolf, it's a day to underscore the delicate balance. the white house is trying to strike supporting police and programs and police reform. it's a bridge they haven't been able to fill the gap on where the police reform efforts are stalled. there's work on an executive order that the president wants to sign and make public the days

to the eastern city of kharkiv, to the eastern city of kharkiv, to the south in edessa, on the coast of the black sea, to the easta. quoting official saying the invasion has begun suggest something larger scale has begun and this has been very much part of the taper of not just ten months of troop buildup but eight years of sustained aggression by ukraine's larger, much more powerful neighbour.- ukraine's larger, much more powerful neighbour. james, you are aaivin analysis which is really remarkable given the circumstances you are in, with shelling around you. thank you very much indeed to bringing us up very much indeed to bringing us up to date. thank you very much indeed. president biden released a statement on russia's unjustified attack he says... president four viewers who may have just joined us, let remind you what has happened the last few hours. earlierthis has happened the last few hours. earlier this evening or yesterday, we had president volodymyr zelenskyy giving a heartfelt plea to russia saying you can stop this war, we want peace. a few hours later, a un security council meeting and in that meeti

east and west coast. we export crude oil off the gulf coast. we also export a significant amount of refined products back to europe and south america off the gulf coast. i mean, while we're import a revised product sent to the east coast, so you can see how we're connected to the rest of the world and as well, prices go up or down the consumer is affected as well. now speaking of being connected to the rest of the world, when it comes to the latest tensions we saw that germany moved to haul the certification process for the north room to pipeline in response to the latest action ukraine. but that wasn't even online yet. so with natural gas prices spiking in europe in the last 24 hours, what options are there to bring those prices down, especially with cold weather still being a factor? well, there's very few options. that's what the, the european union is wrestling with. here in the us, we just commission those 7 l n g export facilities, which could add a little bit more supply into europe, but it's not near enough to offset any shortfall if russia decided to cut off guarantee and supply. so for europe, they need to look out into the future and

east bay and south bay. frost advisories near the bay and coast. what we're looking at here is widespread 30s with isolated upper 20s. this freeze warning in effect for each of our mornings right into friday morning. number one coldest spot where it definitely is going to be the most serious is through marin, sonoma and napa county. 30 in napa, 32 in novato. we don't often get this near-record-setting cold. so things to think about, i know it's common sense. dress in layers. it really does help to trap pockets of heat. protect exposed pipes outdoors and we'll take a full look at the temperatures in a few minutes. >> you can always get the full forecast on our streaming app. >>> santa clara county is on the verge of ending its indoor masking rules. santa clara county is believed to reach a case rate of 550 by tomorrow. the county must stay at or below 550 for at least a week in order to ditch the masks. in addition to a lowcase rate, hospitalizations must remain low. >>> the u.s. could be the next target for cyber attacks. business and tech reporter

inland east bay, north bay, coast, also the warming trend into next week. in fact for inland east bay, north bay, as well as the south bay, you will be in the 70s by next week. we are not talking about any rain. i have been looking at the longer range weather models and still looking dry unfortunately. back to you. >> we need to start doing our rain dance. >> we do. >>> how a bay area opera director is touching military veterans' lives with the gift of music. >>> coming up on cbs news bay area, the impact the interruption on the climate in our latest weather extra at 1:15. watch our >>> a san francisco man who taught opera and directed opera centers around the world is using his skills to heal a hurting population. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: music can bring freedom and healing. rick knows it first hand. the opera singer and stage director was looking for a change from teaching conservatory students when the thought of serving military veterans struck a cord in 2013. >> i started heroes' voices. it will let me do essentially movie therapy with veterans. >> the nonprof

we've got an incoming tropical cyclone making land faults where that east coast madagascar, just south of the capital. we know this one's going to pack a punch at one point. it was the equivalent of a category for hurricane. and in the days to come, we can expect rainfall amounts of about half a meter. so through the weekend it's gonna cut rate across the country. but let me press play. we'll see where this goes. look like it's dipping to the south. avoiding ducking and dodging madagascar and south africa, that's it. policies and the take to ships to democracies, activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies to become very good at recognizing ways for phrase what they want him to hear. we care about the environment you do to, you should buy our oil, be it for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid, you can use that to justify stripping away basic civil liberties. listening post examined the vested interest behind the content. you can see on our jazeera news, [000:00:00;00] ah ah ah, ah ah ah, welcome back, watching out there are mind if i to

south today. tornadoes are possible. it's expected to move off the east coast later on today. >>> lawyers for former president trump are expected to fight a judge's ruling ordering him and his two oldest children to testify in a civil investigation. at issue -- whether the trump organization took part in fraudulent practices. here's catherine herridge. >> reporter: the eight-page ruling from the new york judge means state attorney general letitia james can question former president trump, don jr., and ivanka about their business practices as part of a civil inquiry, and the court order sets a short timeline ruling the trumps must comply in full with existing subpoenas to provide records and sit for depositions within 21 days. >> i love loans. i love other people's money. >> reporter: last month, james alleged the trump organization repeatedly engaged in fraudulent and misleading practices to secure loans, tax benefits, and insurance coverage. the trump organization is accused of inflating prices including tripling the actual size of mr. trump's penthouse which added about $200 million to the valuation. james also alleged the va

does not matter if you are along the coast, inland, around the valley, south end of the valley, inland, east bay, everyone in the lower to middle 60s. warmer spots get up to 66 degrees, coolest spot around 60 degrees. there is more of a warm up heading through the weekend especially into next week. look at the trends for inland parts of the bay area for the 70s. around the bay. temperatures warm up into the 60s, inland parts of the north bay. getting up in the lower 70s. the temperatures on the coast, reaching to the middle 60s by next week. >>> straight ahead in sports, somebody was making some noise in local college basketball. with the pros, why 8 was great tonight on the corner of 3rd street and warriors. >>> the late show is all new. joined by dua lippa. stick around for the late show after the kpix5 news >>> nba up top, i got the warriors. the gift keeps on giving. it will not make his back feel better but green was voted for the all- star game. then tonight, thompson, oh, man. what a night for him. sacramento, picking up first quarter. give me a splash brother. steph curry, scored 20,

the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and thenan francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jel

south county. lts get a look at how that compares to the rest of the country. you're seeing a lot of widespread single-digit temperatures and some cold weather for the east coast, with the exception of the south, where temperatures are still warm. let's get a look at where we're headed today. it's not going to be too bad as our temperatures reach up to 63 in east san jose and we're also looking at a lot more sunshine for this afternoon. look for a high of 61 in walnut creek, so a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. we're going to be in the mid-60s for daly city and half moon bay, while palo alto heads for 60 degrees and san francisco we're in the upper 50s today and our north bay highs will reach into the low 60s for the most part. ukiah today the warmest at 63 degrees. going into the weekend, rain stays just to our north up around eureka. next wednesday into thursday there will be a quick-moving system that could bring in scattered showers for the bay area and it looks, unfortunately, to be moving through fairly quickly. we need some more slower-moving systems that produce some light rain over a period of time. and it doesn't look like we'll see that, esp

coast and have bed 30 and 36 degrees in monterey bay. so that freeze warning as alex was alluding to encompasses r north bank, east bay and south bay valleys. but we now do also have a frost advisor. right here along the coast sign is san francisco, excluding the city of san francisco, but the temperatures they're still upper thirties near 40 degrees. we do have the clear sky. unlimited visibility. it's crystal clear. it's already 34 in santa rosa and 39 degrees in concord. 41 degrees in san hussein. the temperature there will be dipping down into the low forties throughout willow, glen , cupertino and campbell 39 degrees again and conquered clinton and walnut creek and high thirties around oakland through alameda into el cerrito and all the way into rodeo and hercules. we're going to talk more about these record cold temperatures, how long it's going to last and the day we will top off near 70 degrees that's still coming up later on in this newscast, alex and julie alright, roberta. thank you. well, the chilly weather has homeless advocates worried about the safety of the thousands of people who are sleeping out on the streets tonight. kt

southern africa, we've got an incoming tropical cyclone making landfall to wear that east coast of madagascar just south of the capital. we know this one's going to pack a punch at one point, it was the equivalent of a category for hurricane. and in the days to come, we can expect rainfall amounts of about half a meter. so through the weekend it's gonna cut rate across the country, but let me press play. we'll see where this goes. look like it's dip into the south . avoiding ducking and dodging madagascar and south africa. that's it was susan. ah, ah, palestine was once a very different place from today. holiday, of course 2 cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film al jazeera well. his historians denied with his account that portray, early 20th century palestine as a thriving, vibrant nation. the region was spoken, investments were active and moving from one city to another, palestine 1920 on al jazeera. when the news breaks, the kremlin says that if the united states were to impose sanctions on present employment, it would be comparable to severing ties with russia. and the stor

east bay, and south bay. widespread 30s, isolated 20s near the bay and the coast, a frost advisory. still overall very chilly. tomorrow morning we're going to be down again in the 30s. 35 for the south bay. so wear the layers, get a hat, bundle up the kids and you're good to go. peninsula, 36. tri-valley down to 32. north bay, 31. san francisco, 40. east bay, low 30s. mostly sunny skies to start and then as we move through the day tomorrow we're going to see another push of these temperatures, really pretty significant, up 25 to 30 degrees from the morning temperatures. i don't think you'll need the heavier jacket in the afternoon. in the south bay, 62 in san jose. 63 in gilroy. not too many adjustments. 62 in antioch. 60 in oakland. 58 in san mateo. 60 in palo alto. san francisco gets in on afternoon sunshine. 56 in downtown and through napa low 60s. now, we have been tracking what looks to be a active pattern for the west next week. unfortunately, i haven't been able to raise rainfall chances as we move from sunday through wednesday of next week. but i kept the chances on her. the

now that's in contrast to what's happening on the east coast was trailer, were expecting some severe thunderstorms across new south wales were talking damaging winds possible flash flooding, and hail in places like sidney south of this though it is a lot quieter. temperature slightly below the average here as we move across the tasman to new zealand, it's looking rather settled for the south island, but the rain isn't very far away. you can see it creeping in. it's going to edge into western areas by the time we get into choose david at state while the dry and sunny for christ church. it's wet if it gets been on monday. but look at that on tuesday it dries up here for the wet weather. we have to head to south east asia, we've got a mix of scattered showers and sunshine, heavy falls for laos and vietnam in the days to come, as well as silhouette in indonesia. ah informed opinions that initial book and national resource by is not large enough to get there adequately do, are people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera ah 2. ready this is al jazeera ah, hello, lauren taylor. this i

coast. mostly low 70s on the south end of the bay. inland and the east they are right around 70 degrees. fairfield is a couple degrees warmer, up to 73. around the bay, upper 60s to low 70s. low to mid 70s as you go further inland of the north bay. temperatures further north, there is our first 80 of the week. 81 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow afternoon in cloverdale. the warmdall be wednesday, thursday and friday. then a cold and as we head into the weekend. temperatures for oakland and san jose in the mid to upper 70s even close to 80 degrees. same thing for parts of the day. even for the coast, the offshore winds will bring the warmer air directly to the coast. highs are at or above 70 degrees wednesday, thursday and friday. weird stuff for the middle of february. >>> look at this poor guy. a hot had to be rescued after a got stuck in this netting in san francisco. animal care was called to an alley in the tenderloin where the hawk was tangled in this why outside of the building. it took some time for them to cut the little guy loose without getting scratched by those talents

i making landfall to wear that east coast of madagascar just south of the capital. we know this one's going to pack a punch at one point. it was the equivalent of a category for hurricane was sustained winds of a 145 kilometers per hour. but here's what we can expect about half a meter of rain in the days to come or press play, see where this goes. it's looking like it's going to dip right toward the south, ducking and dodging mozambique and south africa. okay, let's go to the rest of africa. your weather report right now. com, toward the northwest and the northeast. cairo has a high of 19 degrees. we have some active weather that's moved across the english channel that slammed into northern parts of germany right into northern france. and at times we'll see some heavier bouts of rain here and for central areas of europe . pretty quiet. so we do have some showers rolling across at most of cloud cover actually for the balkans. xandra has a high of 11 degrees and the easter med is also quiet right now, except for a few showers and snow over the higher ground for turke

well, through the day there's winter, it's just made its way into the east coast yet another winter storm pushing through the gulf south on into the northeast. rain mix of rain, ice and then some snowfall towards the great lakes skies today in the bay area going to remain crystal clear. we are going to see a nice day tomorrow, too, with just a few passing clouds overnight tonight in the middle of it to,orrow afternoon, one 30 pm. this is when temperatures will be around the warmest lots of sunshine overhead. temperatures will continue to climb into next week to as high pressure. ridge only grows stronger across the region. mild weather and a modest offshore wind. nothing like what we had mid week breezier for upper elevations and at the coast. but nothing that's going to stop you from getting out there and enjoying the day. today's daytime highs well into the 60's under all the sunshine on terra pacifica over not each at 61 right there along highway one. temperatures on the bayshore the peninsula well into the mid for the south bay, our warmest of temperatures at 66 for much of the santa clara valley, fremont union cit

east coast of australia. we're expecting some severe thunderstorms across new south wales. we're talking damaging winds possible flash flooding and hail in places like sidney south of this though it is a lot quieter temperature, slightly below the average. here as we move across the tasman to new zealand, it's looking rather settled for the south island, but the rain isn't very far away. you can see it creeping in. it's going to edge into western areas by the time we get into choose david at state. while the dry and sunny for christ church, it's wet if it gets been on monday. but look at that on tuesday it dries up here for the wet weather. we have to head to south east asia. we've got a mix of scattered showers and sunshine, heavier falls for louse and vietnam in the days to come as well as silhouette. the in indonesia ah, a passion for supporting local communities and pioneering, innovative african science and technology projects. how teach, how beautiful, how glorious bar all of us on this planet. not just africa, al jazeera, for as a leading biochemist, determined to us

coast. now one possibility here, one of the biggest fear is, is if the troops in the south and the east can link up, they may be able to cut off the ukrainian forces in the east, get them trapped there. so they wouldn't be able to help in the fight in points for the west, such as the capital. this is a very perilous situation that ukraine is facing right now. of course ukraine outmatched and out gunned, but there's a lot, we don't know how long ukraine can withstand a russian attacks. of course, how much russia is willing to commit to this fight. and what exactly russia's end goals are, whether it's simply to give that separate it's region over to the separatists in for fully as more so than in 2014, if they're looking to split the country entirely between east and west. and of course, if they want to do complete regime change and occupy the country entirely, very, very difficult to say, very difficult to say where the losses are right now. and of course very perilous in the days ahead. william growth, thank you so much for that. all right, now let's get a view of a conflict from one of ukr

according to japanese and south korean officials, the missile is fired off the east coast of the countrylaunch has not been independently confirmed by nbc news. it would be the eighth such launch this year. it's unclear what kind of missile was used in the test, as we get more information, we're gonna bring it to you. we're gonna monitor the latest for ukraine in this hour. ukrainian forces defend the capitol. but first, the other major news this weekend. the push to confirm america's first black woman justice to the supreme court. the presidents pick and a road ahead, when we come back. pick and a road so more businesses can do more. mike's bike shop! downloading up to 10 times faster. whoa! is that already... (mike) yeah. (vo) hello business on the go. bye-bye public wi-fi. ahead, when we come back would you look at rhea's real estate game? closing in low lag, crystal clear hd. it's a new day for more businesses! 5g ultra wideband is now in more and more places. verizon is going ultra, so your business can too. (swords clashing) 5g ultra wideband is now in more and more places. -had en

the east and the south, where russia is beginning live fire exercises that blank et almost the entire coast and christina, what is the u.s. doing to try to deescalate the stuation and why hasn't the white house pulled the trigger on those sanctions they talked about? >> the white house says those sanctions are the arrow in its quiver and they don't want to take their shot but that's republicans on the hill and even the ukrainian president di disagree, saying moscow should face consequences now before it's too late. >> christina for us at the white house. thank you. >>> today canadian police a arrested the remaining protesters who were blocking the embambassador bridge between th u.s. and canada. it's one of several critical world er crossings that have ben block aded by protesters. the standoffs have hurt economies on both sides of the boarders. cbs's chris van cleave has the latest tonight from windsor, ontario. >> it's been an all day effort but you can see canadian police are out in force. they are pushing back. the last few protesters away from the embambassador bridge, important tep ts

in fact, a major winter storm pushing through the east coast as we speak in the south. well, here in the bay area were coming down today and still looking at our sunny and dry skies that was speak a bit breezy at times as will be upper elevations of the north bay at times today, really a much calmer one than yesterday, though, wind advisories and high wind warnings, all the gun now, today's daytime highs will be in the low 60's for most of the bay san jose at 63 hayward, fremont redwood city each at 62 today is just the start of calmer and warmer conditions ahead by the weekend were solid mid 60's still calm by next week. upper 60's to low 70's almost feels like spring already hopefully turn things around and get back to winter. but for now, no sign of that just yet rain. and john, i'm not complaining about the sunshine at all. to be good opportunity to get outside. >> if you're leaving your house right now and you're in the richmond area, you do have an accident here. this is a let's take a look at that westbound east of central avenue all the way back past. also read

something you will not miss a lot calmer near the bay as well as in the inland east bay in the south bay compared to the coast in the north bay. temperatures today in san francisco, mid 70's daly city up to 78 half moon bay and over up to 79 degrees. today would not be surprised at all if we hit 81 of those spots, foster city, 75 saying carlos at 78 today, same for much of the santa clara valley up to 78 degrees for fremont. hayward and dublin will be at 77. well, berkeley and couser valley nearing 80 at 78 degrees today. even closer for areas like sonoma youngsville as well as petaluma at 79 santa rosa at 80 degrees for our daytime high today. now, tomorrow, saturday and sunday, as i mentioned, will still be above average, but nothing like today nearing those 80's mid 70's for your daytime highs this weekend. perfect feel honestly, monday, tuesday and wednesday getting closer to our seasonal averages, falling back into the 60's for valentine's day. ford through next week. james, thank you very much, john. 6.17, is the time. a dispute between san francisco's top law enforcement officials is taking center stag

east bay and south bay valleys. and then a frost advisory for everywhere else in the bay area along the coast and east bay shoreline. we actually could break to record lows overnight downtown san francisco, the old record of 40 degrees set back in 18. 91. yes, the 1800's could be broken overnight if we cool down to 39 degrees. mid 20's expected for those of you in santa rosa at 25 degrees. you need to break the old record of 27 degrees set back in 2018 and everyone else going to remain in the 30's with livermore even colder than that. 28 degrees for your overnight temperatures and we're going to remain under freezing conditions by friday morning. and then by this weekend we're going to warm up to near average, returning into the 60's this weekend with overnight lows also rebounding into the 40's. but next week we're going to get a taste of spring yet again. low 70's find out when in my full forecast and your 10 at 10 outlook in just a few minutes. grant and vicki, back to you. all right. 3 said today, antioch mayor lamar thorpe named a new interim. >> chief of police. but the announcement comes as a bit of a surpris

south bay going to be hazy there. a good air quality expected on the coast and the east bay for tomorrow. scanning the skies looking for rain. unfortunately, just kick it to go in here right now. you've got some patchy. fog trying to move in along the coastline. you miss a couple patches overnight tonight. not going to be much. and i think as we go through the day tomorrow, more of an offshore wind is going to kick in. but right now, just enough of an onshore breeze to possibly bring fog down along the county coastline. you could see some fog there otherwise going stay nice and clear. and then tomorrow, high pressure really kind of takes over. so here this ridge builds again. you see the storms up to the north. you see the frontal systems here. those are going to track well over the north with the jet stream. and that means as this ridge begins to settle in for tomorrow. all of a sudden we start to see more of that northerly and that north easterly component to the wind that is that offshore flow. and then you get that offshore flow going. we can see some amazing temperatures around the b

south—east of england through tonight. more rain feeding back across scotland, northern ireland, then pushing south—eastwards into north—west and wales. it'll be quite windy at around northern coastsg patchy rain southwards across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland i think ending up with a day of sunny spells and showers, some of the showers wintry over high ground in scotland. it will stay quite blustery. temperatures north to south 6—10 celsius, but as we head into the middle part of the week, well, it will turn very mild for a time, and then potentially stormy from mid—week onwards. it is worth staying in touch with the forecast. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: in a phone call with ukraine's leader, joe biden says he'll respond the us president has been invited to visit kyiv in "coming days". more than a dozen countries tell their citizens to leave ukraine — over 100,000 russian troops remain at the border. 13 people are injured after a mezzanine floor collapses at a pub in east london. police have cleared the remaining protesters blocking a key bridge between canada and the united states, after a week of disruption.

coast. 70 near the south end of the bay. yosemite's for the santa clara valley. inland in the east bay between 70 to 73 degrees. around the bay. mid-60s in san francisco. 70 degrees for oakland and the east bay. at or near or above 70 degrees for most of the north bay. 73 degrees in sonoma, along with windsor at 73. temperatures will drop anywhere from 5 to 7 degrees from saturday to sunday. more clouds in the forecast for presidents' day. then there is the chance of a couple of light showers on tuesday. again, only a 1 in 3 chance. this will be a miss for more of the bay area then it is a hit, so we will keep focusing on that as we get closer to it and hope the chances go up. we will take whatever moisture we can get, and hopefully this is the beginning of an unsettled trend that will send more rain towards us into march. >> it's like the lottery. there is a chance. >> there's always a chance. >>> coming up on are streaming service, cbs news bay area, meteorologist paul heggen vida saw take the deeper dive into the recent megadrought report. plus we chanted the stars of the new cw drama series "all- american h