for severe weather may be big thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes spots from the panhandle to south georgiae b areas this afternoon into the overnight hours and on the backside of the system it continues to progress and move the snowfall that we were talking about will keep moving we have winter weather advisories now stretching from as far south from georgia, mississippi getting back towards arkansas and alabama most of the state of tennessee we could see wintry weather getting into tomorrow morning in the higher elevations you see the pinks and purples five, six, 788 inches of snow i wouldn't be surprised if some places got a foot of snow but definitely snow across the deep south where they don't typically see it northern alabama and georgia and for the forecast today outside of the system were tracking the country if you live to the west of that is called a lot of cold air but mostly clear 14 degrees and sunny and could the city and mostly clear skies in chicago and denver back down to el paso if you live on the west coast couple rounds of rain we will be watching it throughout the rest

comments as public as possible so people would understand what i have read in the georgia law and compare it to the jim crow south. so what do we know about the georgia law, and i read the law. what we know is that the controversy that the president spoke about and the controversy we heard senators speak about, it is illegal to get water while waiting to vote. now, that claim has been proven false. it is not illegal to get water while waiting in line, and it's false. the only time you can't get water while waiting in line to vote, according to georgia law, is someone campaigning for someone -- campaigning for someone, you can't bring them water, if you're an election worker, you can bring them water. that is false. if that is the threshold of the new jim crow era, it looks nothing like the past. however, even that is false. what else is in that georgia law that is supposedly the poster child of voter suppression? it allows for early voting to include now the souls to the polls where you have sundays where you can vote early. in fact, 17 days of early voting. more early voting than the president's own home state o

on the antarctic island of south georgia, invasive rats threaten colonies of seabirds by devouring theirn eradication mission dumping poison bait has been declared a success but it took nearly five years and cost 10 million pounds. the burgeoning antarcticourist industry is a key area of concern. >> wash our boots. it is a pristine place. can't take anything onto antarctica. impact back in 2016, almostits 40,000 pple traveled to the antarctic. i in 2019, nearly 70,000 people. calling for stricter security. the ships that visit antarctic waters to be screened and cleaned more frequently. to protect what scientists say is the most pristine coast on earth. laura: we have news of a medical breakthrough in the united states. surgeons in maryland have transplanted a genetic and modified pigs heart into a human. it is the first time such an operation has en successfully carried out. doctors say the patient is doing well and his long-term prognosis is unclear. our medical editor fergus walsh has this report which contains images of the operation. fergus: this is the pig heart ready for transplan

i live in rural south georgia. i love coming to atlanta quite a bit.'ve done it for years and years. the number one issue is one simple thing, lawlessness. i have noticed over the past two years when i am in atlanta. after 4:00, you can't walk on the streets anymore without being accosted, somebody approaching you, they are generally age 14 or 15. they are standing in the streets, they are trying to sell water bottles. they don't care about you. they will hit your car. they will approach you on the street. there is no respect. there is no police anywhere. if you need to go to bed early in a hotel and you are up past 11:00, there is dragracing in the street. there are no police anywhere. you have private security guards in these shops. you do not feel safe at large. host: that is scott in georgia, finishing off this section. i appreciate all of you that participated. typically, we tell you about our podcast series. we will be joined by matthew sitman. we will get more of the insight from him when washington journal continues. >> weekends on c-span are a

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. >> reporter: inside this south georgia courtroom, the families watching from their seats were praying as the judge began to read. >> as to travis mcmichael, mr. mcmichael, the court sentences you as follows, count one, malice murder, life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: state law required the judge to hand the three men who murdered ahmaud arbery life sentences, and the only mercy he could show was to allow them to be eligible for parole after 30 years. but for travis mcmichael, who fired the fatal shot, and his father gregory, a former police officer, the judge refused parole. they will die in prison. >> they chose to target my son because they didn't want him in their community. they chose to treat him differently than other people who frequently visited their community. >> reporter: in a powerful moment, judge timothy walmsley sat in silence for one of the five minutes that ahmaud arbery ran for his life, and he said that this piece of video helped make up his mind, seeing the son and his father turn their backs on the young black man who was dying in the street. >>

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ah, thanks for joining us here on tuesday, president joe biden headed down south georgia with a vice president come or harris all to push for change to the cent filibuster rules to pass voting right now. stacy abrams well known george and is among many of those that are not there as well as many activists who even boycotted the president speech and protest of the lack of action. so from where we bring in our to correspond paxton boy paxton, scotty, president biden spend tuesday afternoon in georgia, pushing for a change in senate rules to pass voter rights legislation. setting up a show down with republicans. president joe biden, using a speech and george on tuesday to endorse changing senate filibuster rules that have stalled boating.

roddie" bryan, were all convicted of murdering the black 25- year-old on this tree lined street in south georgia. they were each sentenced to life in state prison, but only the neighbor, mr. bryan, was allowed the possibility of parole. in a deal that was agreed to by federal prosecutors, the mcmichael were hoping this federal judge would allow them to plead guilty to one of the hate crimes charges, and in exchange, allow them to spend their next 30 years in a federal prison. >> i'm not surprised that the mcmichaels are concerned about their safety in a georgia state prison. i think they wanted to go to a federal prison because they felt it would be safer and those prisons tend to be a little bit nicer." nicer. >> reporter: late today, the judge rejected the deal for travis mcmichael and essentially his father, too, saying she didn't like being held to a 30-year sentence. the family of ahmaud arbery was firmly against this, too. >> it's disrespectful. i fought so hard to get these guys in state prison. it's very disrespectful. >> reporter: ahmaud arbery's family says these men deserve state pris

a tornado threat in the florida panhandle through parts of south georgia. you see the storms firing. also you see the cold blast, that ribbon of snow all the way down into mississippi. so winter warnings stretching from alabama through southern new jersey as this begins to take shape and wind its way up the east coast. as it does so, more thunderstorms tomorrow across the carolinas. heavy snow tomorrow morning. roanoke, d.c., baltimore, philly, 2 to 6 inches of snow. it will start out wet. the ground is warm but it will pile up. mostly south of new york, along i-95. the big story is the big chill. temperatures well below freezing after being in the midwest. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> heavy snow in colorado is not helping search efforts after the devastating wildfires there. two people still remain missing. many residents are just now getting to see what remains of their homes. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, authorities searching for two people still missing, now feared dead. in the devastating fire near boulder, colorado, snow now making eff

thanks for joining us here on tuesday, president joe biden headed down south georgia with a vice president. com or harris all to push for change to the cent filibuster rules to pass voting rights. now, stacy abrams well known georgia is among many of those that are not there, as well as many activists who even boycotted the president's speech in protest of the lack of action. so for more we bring in our to correspond paxton boy paxton, scotty. president biden spend tuesday afternoon in georgia, pushing for a change in senate rules to pass voter rights legislation. setting up a showdown with republicans. president joe biden, using a speech and george on tuesday to endorse changing senate filibuster rules that have stalled voting rights legislation. the president saying now was the time to choose democracy over autocracy. this was defining moment relief people on the judge were they before, were they after the vote? history got a judge that got the question. biden voicing support for changing the senate. filibuster rules only to ensure the right to vote is defended as it stands. now, filibus

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argentina invaded and occupied the falkland islands, followed by the invasion of neighbouring south georgiawith some of the veterans who fought in it. it was a war on the other side of the world. on april the 2nd 1982, argentine forces invaded the falkland islands and claimed it as their own. brian hanrahan: the task force, with all its power, is ready. - britain has gathered its might, it must set its course. accompanied by the late brian hanrahan for the bbc, a task force of more than 100 ships had set sail within days, to make the 8,000—mile journey to liberate the islands. i thought we'd better get ready and take it seriously, but i'm not quite sure that i absolutely believed we'd do it. but, as they are sailed south, resolve hardened. first with the controversial sinking of the argentine cruiser the general belgrano, with the loss of 123 lives. it would be the largest air and sea battle involving british forces since the second world war. 100 aircrafts and more than 20 ships would either be destroyed or damaged. julian thompson was the man charged with the initial british landings at s

argentina invaded and occupied the falkland islands, followed by the invasion of neighbouring south georgiae events of 1982 — and speaking with some of the veterans who fought in it. it was a war on the other side of the world. on april the 2nd 1982, argentine forces invaded the falkland islands and claimed it as their own. brian hanrahan: the task force, with all its power, is ready. - britain has gathered its might, it must set its course. accompanied by the late brian hanrahan for the bbc, a task force of more than 100 ships had set sail within days, to make the 8,000—mile journey to liberate the islands. i thought we'd better get ready and take it seriously, but i'm not quite sure that i actually believed we'd do it. but, as they are sailed south, resolve hardened. first with the controversial sinking of the argentine cruiser, the general belgrano, with the loss of 323 lives. it would be the largest air and sea battle involving british forces since the second world war. 100 aircrafts and more than 20 ships would either be destroyed or damaged. julian thompson was the man charged with th

it is picking up in the south, georgia and louisiana and mississippi.t is clear the eastern half of the country is going to be first out of the gate. then it will pick up in the western states and here in texas. it's not all going to peak at the same time. similarly, it's also going to start going down probably sooner in new york and washington. so the hope is that if it is a very spiky peak that goes up quickly, down quickly, then washington, d.c. and new york will benefit from that, so towards the last half of january it will start to go down. but it still may be climbing in other parts of the country. >> one of the biggest factors that could be dictating these waves is what happens in schools. the fda is reportedly planning to allow 12 to 15-year-olds to receive pfizer boosters. that decision could come in the coming weeks here. that comes as schools are trying to reopen after the holiday break over the next week. how do you see the next few weeks playing out for kids in school? in your mind should kids be in the classroom right now? >> for instance,

range changing to light sleet and snow in south georgia. same in the blue ridge right now.he roads are a mess. with this much snow, wet roads getting colder. temperatures in the upper 20s. the roads are not going to be slush. they will be freezing. 'em the bridges first. this is what the radar will look like. we move you that ed to 9:00. snow all across the delmarva, d.c., annapolis, all the way out to the east coast. this is where the snow will be the heaviest. by noon, still snowing. it does move away. this is a one-day event. but some plates will be piling up snow. 8 to 12. there may be areas in the pocket that could see more than 12 inches of snow. look at the windchills out west, though. 13 degrees below zero is what it feels like in des moines. john. >> chad myers, we'll be watching closely. the mid atlantic states, more than 12 inches of snow the next few hours. thanks for that, chad. >> u.s. airlines cancels flights yesterday. 1,700 today. this marks the eighth day in a row of 1,000 cancellations during a holiday travel season hit hard by the pandemic and the bad we

for example second harvest of , south georgia estimates that one in five people in south georgia do not know where their next meal will come from, one in five. administrative flexibilities provided by usda have helped provide additional nutrition assistance throughout the pandemic. but i'm hearing from the folks back in georgia that the guidance coming from washington fails to fully reflect the challenges of administering assistance in rural communities. dr. warren, you both have dedicated your career to underserved communities. what unique challenges do individuals in rural communities face regarding nutrition and how can this subcommittee better address those challenges as we look ahead to the 2023 farm bill? dr. warren i appreciate the : question very much, senator warnock and where i'm from in , south dakota originally and the communities i worked with in north dakota are very rural, particularly the tribal populations. and with the rural populations that i've worked with that are also underserved we tend to have , less access to health care, but also less access less easy access to

from the antarctic continent, and releases them somewhere else as it melts, in this case near south georgiaat breed on south georgia. they are not as flexible as the wales. it would have a huge impact, if this huge amount of fresh water is released. —— whales. amount of fresh water is released. -- whales-— amount of fresh water is released. -- whales. , ., ., ., ,., -- whales. interesting to hear about our -- whales. interesting to hear about your research. _ -- whales. interesting to hear about your research, dr _ -- whales. interesting to hear about your research, dr anne _ your research, dr anne braakman—folgmann, thank you very much for your time. apple airtags were launched last year — they're designed to be placed on things you're worried about losing, such as your wallet or your keys. you can then find them using your phone. but the bbc has spoken to six women in the us who say the devices have been used to track them without their consent. 0ur silicon valley correspondent, james clayton, reports. my phone made a ding that i had never heard before, and i looked down at it and i didn'

scntists warmelting icfrom the rg has dumd billionsf tons of fresh water into salty seas nr south georgiand, with unknown consequences for marine life and the environment. a federal judge in washington, d.c., has canceled oil and gas leases in the gulf of mexico, ruling the biden administration's auction of 80 million acres last year failed to sufficiently account for the climate crisis. it's a major victory for environmentalists who've been fighting what would have been the largest sale of offshore oil and gas leases in u.s. history. the los angeles city council has voted to prohibit new oil and gas wells and phase out existing wells within city limits. the measure also creates a program to help oil and gas workers transition to jobs in other industries. los angeles council president nury martinez spoke ahead of wednesday's unanimous vote. >> for far too long neighborhood drilling has disproportionally affected the health of low-income communities of color. from free ways to power plants, we bear the brunt of pollution and climate impacts. amy: a 2021 study by university of southern cali

. >> 17-year-old kendrick johnson's body was found nine years ago in a rolled gym mat at a south georgiaed it was an accident but johnson's family says classmates killed their son and law enforcement and school officials covered it up. last march after years of pressure the sheriff reopened the investigation, and now more than ten months later he's closing it without charges, calling it a weird accident and nothing criminal happened. i've covered this for nine years now. i spoke with mr. johnson last night. he said that there was no reason for the people he says who covered up the initial crime to now uncover it nine years later. they have never believed the basic elements of this story, that their son, who i should say has 19-inch from shoulder to shoulder, did this. let me hold this up. this is a drawing. they say that that hole at the top of that rolled gym mat was 14 inches wide. how did he climb down, think he would get down six feet, grab his shoes and get out. they just don't believe that. there was an autopsy that found bruising on the jaw in the 16-page report. the sheriff here,

comments as public as possible so people would understand what i have read in the georgia law and compare it to the jim crow south. so what do we know about the georgia law, and i read the law. what we know is that the controversy that the president spoke about and the controversy we heard senators speak about, it is illegal to get water while waiting to vote. now, that claim has been proven false. it is not illegal to get water while waiting in line, and it's false. the only time you can't get water while waiting in line to vote, according to georgia law, is someone campaigning for someone -- campaigning for someone, you can't bring them water, if you're an election worker, you can bring them water. that is false. if that is the threshold of the new jim crow era, it looks nothing like the past. however, even that is false. what else is in that georgia law that is supposedly the poster child of voter suppression? it allows for early voting to include now the souls to the polls where you have sundays where you can vote early. in fact, 17 days of early voting. more early voting than the president's own home state o

added to the misery with more than 100,000 customers left in the dark in north carolina, south carolina, georgia, and virginia. in southwest florida, no snow but multiple tornadoes ripped through neighborhoods leaving behind a trail of destruction but no deaths. >> i said to the devil when i looked up and saw this guy. i said today ain't the day. you're not going to get me. thank god the fire department, ems, and neighbors helped make that true. >> officials are advising people to stay home if you can. >>> let's talk about our weather at home which is such a contrast. you can see blue sky if you look from the top of the salesforce out past sutro in the distance. look at high def doppler and it is a different story. i've got light rain. you are not crazy if you feel like you got spit on or sprinkled on in the last few hours. light showers at best down here, maybe around fremont. if we go to the south it is more noticeable around santa cruz and a lot more noticeable along the central coast. that's really where this is. if we look at how this is happening. you can see it on water vapor, countercloc

i'm erica hill in for ana cabrera, and we are at this hour monitoring a south georgia courtroom where court set to return from a lunch break any moment now returning. travis mcmichael, his father greg mcmichael and william bryant all facing a minimum of life in prison in brief but powerful statements just a short time ago. ahmaud arbery's family made it

i'm erica hill in for ana cabrera, and we are at this hour monitoring a south georgia courtroom whereany moment now the three men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery will be sentenced. court set to return from a lunch break any moment now returning. travis mcmichael, his father greg mcmichael and william bryant all facing a minimum of life in prison in brief but powerful statements just a short time ago. ahmaud arbery's family made it clear they believe his killers should serve the full sentence with no chance for proehl. >> ahm awe d is my brother, and would i like to tell him a little bit about him. you a maude had dark skin that glisened in the sunlight like gold and he had thick curly hair and would often like to twist it. he enjoyed running and had an appreciation for being outdoors. these are the qualities that made these men assume that you a maude was a dangerous criminal and chase him with guns drawn. to me those qualities reflect a young man full of life and energy who look like me and the people i love. >> not only did they lynch my son in broad daylight but they killed hi

the 25-year-old black man was jogging in a south georgia neighborhood when the three men gave chase andin february of 2020. more now from cnn's ryan young. >>> today the deficits defendants are being held accountable -- >> reporter: two of the three men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery sentenced to spend the rest of their lives in prison, life without the possibilitier of parole. >> after ahmaud arbery fell, the mcmichaels turned their backs to -- a disturbing image, and they walked away. this was a killing. it was callus -- >> reporter: william bryan jr. sentenced to serve life with the possibility of parole after 30 years. >> he had grave concerns that what had occurred should not have occurred. and i think that does make mr. bryan's situation a little bit different. however, mr. bryan has been convicted of felony murder. >> reporter: before reading the sentences, the judge paused for one minute. >> i want us to get a concept of time. what i'm going to do is i'm going to sit silently for one minute. i kept coming back to the terror that must have been in the mind of the young man ru

sentencing comes nearly two years after the men chased down arbery in their pickup trucks in their south georgiaghborhood the killing helped inspire racial justice protests across the country. before the judge handed down the sentences, we heard emotional testimony from ahmaud arbery's parents. >> when i close my eyes, i see his execution in my mind over and over. i see that for the rest of my life >> it's not over yet for mcmichael and williams they're preparing to go to trial again on separate federal hate crime charges. here's cnbc's perry russom >> i if i could, i would trade places with ahmaud in a heart beat but i can't. >> for the first time since three men were convicted of killing their son, ahmaud arbery's family addressing the court. marcus arbery is ahmaud's father >> they killed him while he was doing what he loved more than anything running. >> marcus arbery says running is when ahmaud felt most free and alive. he was running in february, 2020, when travis and greg mcmichael chased him in a pickup truck. william roddy bryan followed in his truck and recorded the video of arbery bei

more than just an outsider, an outsider from the south. >> he was from georgia, for christ sakes. e a country of integrity again. and certainly in the black communities out of which i came, he made an immediate connection because of that. >> while jerry brown took his entourage to woo rural votes in western maryland, jimmy carter concentrated on collecting endorsements from officials and black leaders in baltimore. >> the main confrontation i had with jerry brown, they brought him in to run against me in maryland. because he was kind of looked on as mr. moonbeam back then. they figured he'd get a lot of support in that particular area. >> if maryland sends the right message to the rest of the country, that's exactly what's going to happen. anyone else? thank you very much, thank you. thank you very much. now listen to the music. >> just like a fund-raising dinner. some people go to eat the chicken and the peas and the mashed potatoes and the gravy. other people would rather listen to the eagles and chicago and linda ronstadt. ♪ >> i remember when jerry brown jumped into the race an

hundreds of thousands of people were left with our power in states including north and south carolina and georgia, due to snow ice and high winds. in florida, the storm caused a tornado. that destroyed a trailer park, austria chancellor carney hammer has unborn unveiled revised plans for proposed corona barrows. vaccine mandate, beginning in february, in mid march adult residents who don't comply, could face fines of up to 3600 euros. the government aims to have parliamentary approval on thursday famine on hen to brazil. now, where the panoramic has killed more people than anywhere else in the world, apart from the us, the country was slow to buy vaccines after president jebel scenario initially dismissed. the koran of ours, as a little flew by brazilians, are now being vaccinated in record numbers. the hope is this will keep the death down as ami kron spreads across the country. the army kron wave has hit brazil. the number of people infected has jumped dramatically despite a shortage of tests, leaving many cases unreported. notice a little i am running from one place to the next to try and get

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forecasters warned of freezing temperatures and wind chills tonight and tomorrow extending as far south as georgia and alabama. the omicron variant causing a surge in reported covid cases is apparently slowing in some parts of the u.s. but is still setting records. the new york times" database shows a 31% decline in cases over the past two weeks, and hospitalizations are also dropping. worldwide, the virus and its variants are plateauing, but the "times" shows more than 3.3 million cases on average every day. in russia, officials reported an all-time daily record high of more than 113,000 new infections today. in austria, protesters opposed to a nationwide mandatory vaccinn policy taking effect on tuesday gathered again even as the chancellor announced the country will ease some restrictions in coming weeks. thousands marched in paris protesting that country's vaccine pass required for many activities. and in canada, truckers opposed to a u.s.-canada cross-border vaccine requirement brought their big rigs to ottawa for a demonstration. for more on covid cases and the many different approaches coun

and hundreds of thousands of people were left without power in states including north and south carolina and georgia due to snow ice and high winds. in florida, the storm caused a tornado that destroyed a trailer park. well, molly's former president ibrahim bobo car cater has died at the age of 76. he led the west african country from 2013 until he was ousted by a military coup in august 2020. and his death comes as thousands of mullins take to the streets, to protest against international sanctions. on the military junta that is now empower a controversial political figure, but a respected one. despite differences in opinion, molly ins have been paying their respects at the residence of former president deborah hymn book. i kinda want someone to show his death shocks me enormously because he is our president. we fought him, but he was a man of peace, a man of his word guide to lead molly for 7 years. but his time in office was mobbed by a struggling economy and the rise of a violent islamist insurgency. then in august 2020 kaiser was overthrown in a popular military coup, led by colonel assault. me

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