this is of the city of po, hang down on a south korea's south east coast. this is one of the main steel producing cities here in south korea is a threatened to 25 percent tariff on the south korean steel being exported into the united states. now, joining pumps, 1st administration, south korea was given an exemption to terrace on the steel, but it's not good to avoid the steel terrorist this time around. and the number of still produces here in the city alex stream. the concerned we've been hearing stories about some still plants reducing their workforce is asking for early retirement and voluntary redundancy. this is an, an industry that's already being suffering because of a lot of cheap steel from china and also it down to in the construction industry with every indication that the us administration will go ahead and impose this 245 percent a terrace on south korean steel by next wednesday, rob mcbride, i'll just say era po, hank city, south korea, australia is east coast is bracing for the tropical cycle and that is threatening to flood thousands of home

says the terrorist on fed broke mcbride reports from the manufacturing hub of pay hung on the south east coast for a visit by national and local political leaders in a show of support for a steel plant facing a world of troubles. this is, po, hung, the oldest and one of the biggest steel making centers in south korea. an industry the town depends much of the country's industrial strength because it's close to the length of the various industries such as construction, automobile, ship, building, machinery in defense. given it thrown as a fundamental national industry, state level of protection and support are essential during president donald trump's 1st to south korea was prompted an exemption from us terrace. but not this time. south korea is filmmakers had already been facing tough times because of a downturn in the local construction industry that's been made was by a deluxe of cheap steel from china, which has been experiencing its own down to signs of the economic impact of an industry and decline on everywhere in this city. so these, however, will me on impose on the steel industry accou

east and australia. the huge waves pounded the beaches along the gold coast in south east queensland and northern new south wales. heavy rain, full cost flooding roads was smoothed and strong winds brought down trees, a quarter of a $1000000.00 hinds. most power emergency is not all. it is not either for the following reasons. the river is uh full. the rain is continuing and expected to keep flowing in the days ahead and when conditions are very high and extreme particularly on the coast, alford was initially a category to select line. but on saturday morning, when it made land full, it was downgraded to a tropical storm. however, the weekend where the systems do both widespread mindful and evacuation orders were issued for tens of thousands of people in low line region. but the amount of that peruse around tending to trace down power ones down, working with the energy companies, way outside is now turning to the floods. and that will continue as the next tool 3 dies. we use of up to 100 kilometers per hour were recorded, and the swells cools. extensive erosion along the gulf coast beaches remain closed wi

south. the great lakes, right to the east coast. and the real tornado threat tonight. we're also watching it. ginger zee is standing by. >>> also tonight, the new images here, the wildfires burning out of control in south carolina. >> we can't get out. >> david: more than 175 fires still burning tonight. families racing to escape the flames. >>> tonight, the stock market dropping more than 600 points after president trump's message late today, declaring 25% tariffs against canada and mexico will go into effect at midnight. what the president is now saying, and what legendary investor warren buffett is now saying about tariffs. >>> tonight, after the world witnessed that showdown in the oval office, what president zelenskyy is now saying about the mineral deal with the u.s. and our rachel scott asking president trump what it would take to make this deal happen after all, with president zelenskyy. and tonight, the kremlin is pleased with what it is seeing, saying president trump's foreign policy vision largely aligns with theirs. >>> after the plane crash into the potomac

so despite hunter's here that were order rescinded, but that was in south carolina on the east coast, out here on frontier, hundreds of miles from washington. there was a more attitude. i'll say of it's easier to gain forgiveness than permission or actually, maybe more accurately, it's easiest do what i want rather than not. and one of those individuals of who adopted that attitude was this man, senator james h. lane of kansas now senator lane had been an abolitionist for quite a while, fairly adamant abolitionist and. he'll eventually resign from the senate to up the rank of brigadier general in the military. but before that in late 1861. so again, we're still very, very early in war. he started some recruitment efforts. african american soldiers. and this, of cours without authorization from the war department in washington to and then not long after that, in 1862, while he was still in the senate, he proposed a resolution to begin arming african-american men, but he got some not surprisingly, some opposition to this. and one of the questions that was raised, well, how you going to

south. the great lakes, right to the east coast. and the real tornado threat tonight. e also watching it. ginger zee is standing by. >>> also tonight, the new images here, the wildfires burning out of control in south carolina.

a lot of it has been targeting the peninsula, the south bay, as well as the east bay and areas to the central coast. farther south, we're looking at storm ranger showing the activity that's moving through palo alto, as well as san jose, extending over toward fremont and then farther south, where morgan hill and gilroy has a very soggy commute. this morning in concord, rain chances will be very spotty, staying cloudy, and every now and then you'll see some light rain coming through. temperatures though staying on the cool side, it will be well below what's normal for this time of year. staying in the 50s into the afternoon. we'll talk about another chance of rain in our forecast tomorrow. that's coming up. mike. now you see a road closure in the south bay. i do now the green highlighting here. unlike yours, you have radar signs on the roadway itself. you might have some damp, slicker roadways. it's not because of the rain that we have a road closure. i'm going to zoom up here to milpitas, where we had a water main break last night. and as i understand it, we still have those eastbound lanes of calav

will have a look at tropical fight code alfred that continues to spin off the east coast of australia in a moment for us to south east asia. and the seasonal range continued for heavy is to close the southern parts of the region. so western areas of indonesia, we'll see the bus of rain on tuesday, is looking long, say july, it costs much of indo china, just a few spent some spots of rain here. the heat is continuing to build in thailand and this some heavy rain that's expect is put into central parts of the philippines . we have got some flood watches and warnings out for places like the eastern side is, but it's in australia where we're seeing west of the weather over the next few days in terms of warnings. there's been issued for eastern pots of astray assigned to tropical fi cone. alfred. it has the weekend, but it's set to intensify as it shifts its way west. it's expected to make a land full in southern parts of queensland on a thursday night because the gusts the winds of a 120 kilometers per hour, the city wind is expected to be at $95.00. we also see some very heavy rain bringing a risk of some flooding

blizzard conditions, high winds from the midwest to the south, the great lakes right to the east coastthe real tornado threat. tonight, we're also watching. ginger zee is standing by to time out this storm. also tonight, the new images here, the

income as a result of a devastating storm that's impacting the east coast cycle. alford is closing widespread flooding and eroding beaches in south east queensland and saw the new south wales gale force winds have brought down trees and power lines called signature seats of tens of thousands of household. right, well that's it for me for a file to find more information on our site. all of the laces headlines as al jazeera dot com where there is next. then you have inside story the have that let's look to east asia and that has been a lot of fine and dry weather across the north of the region, but things offset to change. we'll see a little bit of a wintry wave start to move its way across the north east of trying to fuel by some stronger and colder winds. it looks pretty fine and headed that across the korean peninsula, west of the southern parts of japan, but temperatures are still set to rise 19 degrees celsius. the in tokyo, shanghai sees settled and sunny weather on choose day. but by wednesday you can see that folds of rain pushing its way further east g y a. down in the south. that heavy rain however, will move 50 onto japa

coast of prison. it's now tracking us through the north in the south, east. queens and region is pro with it however wide spread, ryan, we've had flooding on the gold coast as well as in northern yourself. wells, 240000 homes, have lost power as a result. and we're now being told to expect more rain full consistently been over a long period of time. so throughout the weekend, this huge amounts of a coastal erosion along the queensland coast and tens of thousands of people have been evacuated. as a result, we've still got people still being told to stay in duel was now for the next 24 to 36 hours. public transport has still been suspended. the airports remain closed at this stage. but certainly the problem just a, as in the open, easy, has said, the worst is yet to come. and he's referring to the risk of flooding is clearly a major risk, not just in northern south wells, but also queens. and he's also said that his pre positioned a members of astray as defense force to be in those areas and those regions to assist at least 3 people have been killed and 5 others are missing. on the central indonesian islan

south of that. there will be some frequent showers as well down the east coast, some of these a little bit wintry, but see the return of frost. so a colder start to tuesday morning, especially across the northern half of the uk. so as we go through tuesday morning then it is a case of some bright skies, especially across the north. but cloud will gradually clear its way southwards, so turning dry across southern parts of england, with some occasional sunny spells but frequent showers across eastern areas. some of these are still wintry and for all of us, temperatures are falling closer to average at around 6 to 10 degrees by by. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> now, as christians across the world observe lent, we're going to be bringing you daily reflections from ministers around the united kingdom. here's today's message. >> the gb news daily reflection. >> the gb news daily reflection. >> hi, i'm reverend brenda, vicar of saint francis anglican church in ingleby barwick, teesside. in matthew's gospe

south carolina, the first in years. >>> the extreme weather slamming parts of the east coast.he multistory scaffolding collapsing in boston. >>> new reporting, elon musk clashing with secretary of state marco rubio and transportation secretary sean duffy about layoffs. what the president said tonight about the showdown. >>> explosions in the sky, a second spacex launch explodes moments after lift-off. chunks of the capsule raining down on the caribbean. >>> on the front lines, keir simmons, the first american network correspoent in the part of russia where ukrainians are on the attack. plus trump's new warning to putin. >>> you didn't kill a soul? >> absolutely not. >> you didn't do anything of the things you were convicted of? >> correct. >> convicted killer lori vallow daybell speaks out in her first interview to keith morrison, what she told him about her blockbuster case. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, i'm tom llamas in for lester. tonight as we come on the air, the medical examiner in new mexico sharing stunning new details in

even thunderstorms, so this will put an end to all of this mess on the not just south carolina, but all through the east coast with this next storm. and this storm is going to cause some serious problems today. it's just snow in the higher terrain. but late tonight we have a tornado risk. severe thunderstorm risk. our friends from oklahoma city to wichita falls, even dallas is included in this. and this is one of those nocturnal overnight events. so tornado sirens could be going off in the middle of the night and waking people up in this region here from north texas through a good chunk of central portions of oklahoma, including oklahoma city. notice that this is at 1 a.m, that we're showing thunderstorms near there, and then this entire line plows through the southeast as we go throughout the day. tomorrow. again, additional tornadoes will be possible from shreveport to central louisiana, southern portions of arkansas, really little rock southward and then eventually into southern mississippi. and then finally we'll watch this line get into the east coast on wednesday. but chris, this is going to be a classi

south central states. we could see damaging winds. nice and dry along the east coast. plenty of sunshine. chilly in new england. this is wednesday, that storm system in the rockies today, now to the east coast. we're looking at the chance for heavy rain. that's where you're seeing the darker colors here. on the backside of the system. the colder air working in. we're looking at the chance for snow in the midwest. another storm system impacting the west that will move to the east also. by friday we're going to clear it out in the east from new england all the way down to the southeast. could see a little bit of snow lingering in extreme new england. it's a chilly start to our workweek. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s and 30s in new england and the northeast. all right, that's your monday forecast. >> okay, thanks so much, michelle. the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder. if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all but for better laundry, ♪ put a sheet on it with b

south carolina. >> some stuff that we hadn't seen in a while. >> there were at least ten active wildfires burning in the carolinas and georgia, as crews work to get containment and save homes. the rare east coastires erupted over the weekend. south carolina was the hardest hit. more than 175 fires reported on sunday. the largest is near myrtle beach and the carolina forest area. more than 1600 acres burned so far, forcing some residents to evacuate. >> i had my brother call me and tell me to look out the back window, and i know more, and hung up from him. when i've got a police officer knocking on my door. >> red cross shelters are open across the area, including in polk county, north carolina, where a wildfire that burned 500 acres is only 30% contained. first responders are now applying lessons from hurricane relief. giving folks a safe place to ride out the wildfires while they wait to see if their homes will survive. >> we offer, you know, a safe place to sleep. we have meals. we have, you know, a good place for people to just come and stay here. >> despite the danger, most residents are remaining optimistic, pointing to a cold front that's expected to bring rain to the area by tuesday. >>

south carolina, the first in years. >>> the extreme weather slamming parts of the east coast.he multistory scaffolding collapsing in boston. >>> new reporting,

south bay to the east bay. and notice how the rain is over the central coast and then heading farther south.ing away from us, at least for now, as we track it with storm ranger. that's our mobile doppler radar. the red skins, the red scan that you're seeing there with our truck parked on san bruno mountain. we are seeing the rain from palo alto extending over toward fremont and dublin, as well as parts of the south bay with some wet roads as you're heading out this morning. the trend overall will be for to stay cloudy. the rain starts to move away from us and look at noon to 1:00 for the north bay. it is completely clear there, and we'll see that clearing for a little while into the evening commute for the rest of the bay area, until later tonight, when the next batch of clouds and spotty showers move through. it just stays unsettled tomorrow. but then friday is looking much better. we'll actually be warming up as the skies clear as well. notice that we're not looking at much rain for the north bay, maybe a few hundredths of an inch of rain, and then it could be up to a half inch of rain for

so not only will it be cool and wet, we'll also see the quite opposite for the east coast and much of the south as well as we get this atmospheric river coming in. the first storm system was expected to move in on monday, but as of now, a lot of the models are trending a little bit farther south than taking it to where they really do need the rain across southern california. and then the next storm system arriving will have arriving in the bay area on wednesday, continuing into thursday and then wrapping up next friday. so we are going to have some more wet weather ahead. but in the meantime, we'll have a chance to warm up and dry out. after seeing some spotty showers throughout the week. we'll be in the upper 60s tomorrow as well as sunday, and then by monday it's a little bit cooler with more clouds, but then looking at rain next wednesday and thursday, so we'll only see highs in the 50s, not only for san francisco, but for the inland areas as well. mike, you've got a reason now for the bay bridge backup. yes. not just the volume of traffic, but it's the configuration has changed to all lanes

ology, he says it's involving thoughtfulness, being learning of the east coast of australia, around se twins on north and east south wells, around $3.00 to $4.00 days out of the positive. so that means it's a big, densely populations like prison, where i am and all the new stuff wells have been able to prepare. they've been able to get those 10 bags. they've been able to a, back to us in preparation for what's expected to be flash flooding intervention. right now we're all, i'm in brisbin. it's almost the calm before the storm. it's not d like day to be honest, but the conditions along the gold coast, which is a very popular a tourist page that's deteriorating as alford approaches language. seen, huge swells along the gulf coast. a 12.3 megs way was recorded on main beach and the current timeline we have, i was meant to be today, as you mentioned, but of the current timeline is it looks to be crossing early tomorrow morning, which is saturday. and continuing through to about mid thigh. so we've got a 100 slots on one of which being issued across queens in a new south wells already. and as i mentioned, these people

south. we are expecting more of a cold bloss behind that storm system ahead of it. things are looking pretty room for the east coast of the us, so that won't hold as that system pushes its way for the east bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the midwest on woods to eastern parts of canada and a very wet outlook for the east coast of the us on wednesday now behind that things came up for central parts of the us out west will see move wintery, weather is starting to pull into california with some heavy rain across the southern areas. certainly across the field here that things have been very hot to across the north of mexico, but we'll see a cool down with a change in the wind on wednesday. during the fall, as the cold winter weather continued people in gauze, i have no choice but to find what little shoulder they come out to see you is teams across the world when you close to the house. if the story we are sure to see the agencies of legend some clothes ruined the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah didn't have any stories to tell the us, suppose this military

coast. and we'll see more scattered chances here. peninsula, east bay and south bay by 11:00. but we won't be done with it tonight. we'll see additional rain and thunderstorm chances tomorrow morning along with some cold temperatures. i've got more looks at our forecast all the way through next week and additional rain. i'll see you back here in about 15 minutes, jeff. we'll see you shortly. let's take a live look now on san bruno mountain, our storm ranger. there it is. right there is scanning the skies at a low level. it's the bay area's only mobile doppler radar close to the ground. so it gets a more accurate read. the most accurate in northern california. actually, for our forecast, you can access our storm ranger from your phone. just scan that qr code on the left side of your screen to download our nbc bay area app. it's a great resource. you can follow the rain as it moves into your specific neighborhood. a san jose special education worker has been arrested after his colleague allegedly found inappropriate photos of children on his flash drive. police took him into cus

and it is set to get very west coast east in pots of spain and down in the south where we have got those amber lots was quiet, however well for the south east, for greece and to a kia. so the wintery mix moving across the bulk and stretching up towards the northeast with some snow coming in for western pots of russia and ukraine. but it's looking mighty fine across central areas. lots of sunny spells coming through the cloud here for the person on the island of island, the fog will start to fade and we will see lots of sunshine sack today in to sunday . there's a wintry mix moving into west and pots of noise. the temperature is here, well above the average of for this time of year. it's much cooler, however, for the south in particular, for spain, with madrid, seeing 7 degrees on sunday getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often st. louis, but it's absolutely vital the stories that they told us we pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now the smells of the power and a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we

south carolina, the first in years. >>> the extreme weather slamming parts of the east coast.he multistory scaffolding collapsing in boston. >>> new reporting, elon musk clashing with secretary of state marco rubio and transportation secretary sean duffy about layoffs. what the president said tonight about the showdown. >>> explosions in the sky, a second spacex launch explodes moments after lift-off. chunks of the capsule raining down on the caribbean. >>> on the front lines, keir simmons, the first american network correspondent in the part of russia where ukrainians are on the attack. plus trump's new warning to putin. >>> you didn't kill a soul? >> absolutely t. >> you didn't do anything of the things you were convicted of? >> correct. >> convicted killer lori vallow daybell speaks out in her first interview to keith morrison, what she told him about her blockbuster case. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, i'm tom llamas in for lester. tonight as we come on the air, the medical examiner in new mexico sharing stunning new details in

the rare east coast wildfires erupted over the weekend. south carolina was the hardest hit. 175 fires reported on sunday. the largest is near myrtle beach and the carolina forest area. more than 1600 acres burned so far, forcing some residents to evacuate. >> i had my brother call me and tell me to look out the back window, and i know more, and hung up from him. when i've got a police officer knocking on my door. >> red cross shelters are open across the area, including in polk county, north carolina, where a wildfire that burned 500 acres is only 30% contained. first responders are now applying lessons from hurricane relief. giving folks a safe place to ride out the wildfires while they wait to see if their homes will survive. >> we offer, you know, a safe place to sleep. we have meals. we have, you know, a good place for people to just come and stay here. >> despite the danger, most residents are remaining optimistic, pointing to a cold front that's expected to bring rain to the area by tuesday. >> i think that we're going to be safe, and i also think that the house is goi

picking up for parts of the north bay, first along the san mateo coast within lunchtime, 2:00 time frame into the east bay and the south bay. as people start to make their way out of work, trying to get home as quickly as possible, but might add a couple of minutes there to that drive time. as those showers are coming down, the activity continues as we push it on into our evening hours with the pinks right there you see on your screen. might even get some dusting on our peaks down here into mount hamilton as we bring in some of that cold air overnight. we do look at those showers becoming more spotty into our thursday, but with breaks here of some sunshine, we could start to build that surface heating and lead to some convection. so we're not going to rule out the chance of seeing some thunderstorm activity. also, some hail possible as we go on today and on into tomorrow. if you hear thunder roars, go indoors. remember that and share that with others. as far as the wind gusts, we've started to register some of that already going on into the next couple of hours, coming out from the south around 40 to 50 miles an hour.

calm as a result of a devastating storm that's impacting the east coast fi clone alford schools and widespread flooding and roading beaches in south ix. queensland and northern new south wales gale force winds have brought down trees and power lines, causing electricity to tens of thousands of households store mainland full as a tropical lo system. on saturday. now the brilliant green of the aurora borealis, known as the northern lights of illuminating skies of alaska photographers, adam thursday, is gathered to watch the spectacle. the natural phenomenon is caused by charged particles from the sun colliding, but the earth atmosphere is costs. streaks of green and purple across the sky. this is projected to be a particularly good one for seeing the northern lights most frequently. and that set for me, elizabeth, put out them, but stay with us on al jazeera and listening post is coming up next. thank you for watching the, the phone causing the costs to come to us and russia do business with each other again under what conditions the, you and india. and to finalize a free trade deal by the end of this year. but movie plus germany lo

. >> right to the east coast, where first hurricanes, now wildfires. people in both southte as wind whipped flames threatened homes. some fires are burning through areas already devastated by last september by the hurricane helene. reporter ivan rodriguez shows you what it's like. >> dozens of wildfires flared across south carolina, prompting people to quickly evacuate their homes. >> the top of the trees really lit up with a big fire, and then the black smoke was just pouring right out the top of it and everything. and you just see the raging fire heading towards the houses. >> south carolina governor henry mcmaster declared a state of emergency sunday to support wildfire efforts across the state. in the coastal town of myrtle beach, a low haze during the monday morning commute. there, residents affected by the carolina forest fire are allowed to return home as firefighters work to knock down the blaze. bobby arledge with north carolina emergency management in polk county, says weather conditions are expected to improve monday. >> with the winds being calmed down, we're a

east coast. a tropical load is causing widespread flooding and eroding beaches in se queensland and the new south wales gale force ones have brought down power lines, crossing electricity to tens of thousands of households. queensland premier says it's the worst black house in history caused by natural disaster. the storm, a line full as a tropical lo system on saturday. the audience ain't as baha blanca has declared 3 days of national morning off the slots devastated the port fuzzy. heavy rain on friday cause floods which resulted in the death of 16 people, an extensive damage to residential areas. police and the army have been cold and to bullies to rescue efforts. still ahead on al jazeera sign. ha, and one of the best catches you'll ever see it. crickets, champions, troy, see that's coming up with some of the the intentions behind bosnia and herzegovina as both noon. so late in mid that, our daughter because accused of undermining the countries constitution established under the dates and peace accords, the agreement ended the budget in $41995.00 and established a system of ethnic closures at

east coast. the highest risks will be in the carolinas and virginia. >>> and lighter winds yesterday helped crews make progress against the wildfires burning through the carolinas. south carolina's national guard is pitching in to help. you can see them dropping water from above. an air quality alert remains in effect for myrtle beach and the rest of horry county because of the smoke. dave malkoff is in myrtle beach with the latest. >> this is absolutely insane. >> reporter: drivers faced a wall of wildfire smoke on the highway near myrtle beach monday. local fire officials expect the haze to stick around for another few days as they work to contain the fires. >> we advise everyone to stay inside and stay out of this smoke. and if you see flames, call 911. >> reporter: volunteer firefighter desmond bowen says he's amazed to be part of such a huge emergency response. >> i haven't seen this many fire trucks and firefighters in -- only on tv. >> reporter: south carolina's biggest wildfire in more than 15 years forced evacuations over the weekend. the governor declared a state of emergency and issued an outdoor burning ban. >> and this is part of the problem right here. l

peninsula, south city, down into san mateo, and over on into the east bay shoreline, with some spotty rain down here into the south bay as well. now we are also going to keep an eye on the coast there is that high surf advisory with those large breakers up to 20ft as we go on into the day on monday, so that active weather continuing in the 7-day forecast. i'll show you all the details coming up in about ten minutes here. all right, cinthia, we'll see you soon. thanks. we want to take you back to that breaking news this morning, the scene of a deadly crash in the south bay. it happened after two this morning on south white road. this is right next to mount pleasant high school. so people are being asked to avoid that neighborhood. south white road is closed in both directions from mount mckinley drive to rocky mountain drive. police say they responded to a man who was hit by a car, suffering major injuries lying in the roadway. that pedestrian succumbed to his injuries and died at the scene. we're going to turn back to the rainy weather this morning. and as cinthia mentioned, a high surf advisory is in effect for parts of the bay area until tomorrow night. the dangerous condit

now as it approaches australia is east coast, at least one person is missing though, and to 240000 times without pilot in queensland and new south wales residents have been willing to stay in doors with heavy rain full. i'm flooding expects. it's those all the headlines, your right up to date more and all websites off the head to hedge. welcome back to elgin 0 is had to had my guest tonight is running a week from a single former prime minister from a president of suite and run over to michigan. thank you so much for being here tonight. we talked in part one about your presidency. we talked about the east to sunday attacks through long because brutal civil war last at 26 years that claimed the lives of an estimated 100000 people more. your yourself tried to broke, receive spot with the l t t, also known as the time altogether in 2002. but last year, when you were present in the u. n said to date, the government has rarely even acknowledged the serious violations that occurred in the conflict or provided victims with adequate redress. in the 16 years since the end of the war, you've been probably minutes to 4 times and president w

south. warmer temperatures in the east will be over the weekend. minneapolis could be 73 by friday, detroit with 73. step back, then we climb into the weekend. west coastanother cross country storm. over the next 12 hours, into parts of the northwest and northern california, but then we get into southern california with a flood threat. this moves eastward as a severe threat. little rock to st. louis on friday. gulf coast on saturday. then sunday and monday rain on the east coast. >>> overseas, authorities are launching a criminal investigation after a portuguese ship collided with another ship. the captain facing charges of gross negligence and manslaughter. one of his men is missing, presumed dead. the portuguese ship still smoldering, the u.s. tanker with a gaping hole in its hull. >>> when we come back, school bus crash in the northeast, a bus on its side, many injuries and a child trapped under the bus. >>> the contestant you'll see on "jeopardy!" and what he's revealed. was it fate? >>> billy joel canceled his tour after he fell on stage, what he's saying. we'll be right back. she just loves to go. her hip pain showed up when we would go on walks.

south. we are expecting more of a cold bloss behind that storm system ahead of it. things are looking pretty warm from the east coast of the us, so that won't hold as that system pushes its way for the east bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the midwest on woods to eastern parts of canada and a very wet outlook for the east coast. of the us on wednesday know behind that things can iraq for central parts of the us out west will see move wintery, weather is starting to pull into california with some heavy rain across the southern areas. certainly across the field here that things have been very hot to across the north of mexico, but we'll see a cool down with a change in the wind. on wednesday, the, the agricultural revolution promised abundance put visit damaging the planet. this is destroying the habitat that tried leeway, explored how sacrificing by diversity for maximum yields is leading to feed and security and threatening on the very existence of leaving the south east on able to adapt to climate change. we thing what we so full health plan is on o, just the era of the, [000:00:00;00] the little game you'r