southern rail in the south and southeast _ workers. rail in the south and southeast of england, the - workers. southern rail in the south. and southeast of england, the entire scottish rail network heavily affected, scottish rail reduced significantly the number of trains they are able to run because of staff shortages. interesting, the contrast between having this testing — at the same time, we are told, and this is a telegraph line that's been flashing up lately, so might be something they've got a head of more detail today, "testing rules to be relaxed to solve staff shortages." doesn't sound like a solution if people aren't testing so much, conceivably coming in infected and start infecting their colleagues? this is really interesting and there has been — this is really interesting and there has been some calls for this isolation _ has been some calls for this isolation time to be shortened, which _ isolation time to be shortened, which is — isolation time to be shortened, which is what i thought we'd hear next _ which is what i th

look at how wide spread used, especially in southeast asia, is harming the environment. this is the w business. i'm chelsea delaney and berlin . welcome to the program. the u. s. and it's western allies are threatening to hit russia with severe economic consequences if it invades ukraine. they're hoping the prospect of further jet damage to russia's already fragile economy will persuade moscow to back off. now keep potential sanction being considered would be to move russia from the international payment system. swift. it's an essential tool used by banks all around the world to wire money to one another. now trillions of dollars are transferred vs with between over $200.00 countries and territories and $11000.00 financial institutions. here's how it works. now say a business and germany wants to wire money to an institution, and russia. swift will coordinate the transaction transaction using an intermediary bank in the united states. now, if russia were to be kicked out of swift, it would limit its ability to receive payments from broad, including 4 key exports like oil

let's check in on southeast asian equity markets.he fly inuit meant, down -- fly in the ointment, down 2/10 of 1%. manila up 1.3%. there is some news we will get to very shortly. haslinda: let's look at some key stories in southeast asia. singapore passed a bill easing access for reserve from the monetary fund of singapore to long-term investment. the indonesian government is expected to give an update on its coal export ban policy. thailand is selling around $600 million of bonds through -- bonds through 2035. rishaad: looking at this philippines story, the percentage of positive covid-19 tests reaching a record high in the country. that fuels fears of a return to stricter curbs on movement. we are talking about the new year and christmas holiday being blamed for this. we see more than half the beds in hospitals in intensive care units being occupied. this is raising concerns about the government imposing fresh restrictions on its population. that is a look at this from a chart perspective. it is something manila is watching very cl

this weather front will smooth southeast across england and wales for sunday with spots of rain on itt will be gusty with winds up to 50 or 60 mph and lower than that south. but breezy. temperature wise maybe ten or ii breezy. temperature wise maybe ten or 11 degrees across central and southern parts of england the word south wales. the weather front to a player away as we move into the start of the new weekend once again high pressure builds back in so it will be turning right there again and will start chilli with frost and fog in the south. another settled day with sunshine around as temperatures are off to a chilly start ranging from six to nine or 10 degrees. forthis start ranging from six to nine or 10 degrees. for this time of year. high pressure and dominating the scene for the rest of the week. they will be dry weather and it could be turning colder i think towards the end of the week as we pick up cold northern wind around an area of high pressure. today at six... downing street apologises to buckingham palace after two parties were held at number 10 the night before the fun

significant icing danger in the southeast tomorrow. north carolina pretreating the roads with salt already. even before the storm hits the southeast, temperatures will plunge overnight into tomorrow. sub freezing wind chills tomorrow morning before it all starts. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight to time this out for us. good evening, rob. >> reporter: good evening, david. cold air here in hartford, connecticut, proceeding that storm that's in the plains. we now have winter storm warnings posted from south dakota all the way to north carolina. this thing dives southeast, where that cold air is already beginning to be in place. we'll see a wintry mix in atlanta by sunday morning. accumulating in tennessee. icing conditions. ice storm warning through south carolina. this does pull in milder air i-95. so snow turns to rain for bigger cities but accumulations will be heavy. 5 to 10 inches in many spots. first things first, this bomb cyclone off the coast of new england, that's what's bringing in the cold air. going t

they've parker reports from southeast england. this used to be arable for this would've been winter wheat 18 years ago, and they're cancelling state. they've been re wilding the land before anyone really knew what it meant. the soil to unprofitable to grow produce is ideal for handing back to mother nature. and now a welcome cash subsidy, courtesy of british taxpayers. but continuing what they're doing, this is the most important thing for 40 years. i guess. i mean, it is a combination of years and years and years of thinking and, and discussing and hopefully influencing some of the decision making. but yeah, wow, it's amazing. it's the biggest shake up of britain's landscape in a generation says the government, a $1000000000.00 funding scheme designed firstly to incentivize sustainable farming . and secondly, to reverse the decline of nature by paying landowners to re wild their properties all possible since the u. k. left, the e use common agricultural policy, the subsidized farmers, depending on the size of their land. the new

parts of the southeast, especially the carolinas are bracing for a dangerous ice storm. this morning millions in the midwest digging out after a powerful winter storm buried parts of the dakotas. the same system slamming portions of minnesota and iowa, where it was a struggle to clear the snow. at times falling an inch an hour. the slick conditions and reduced visibility on the roads, a dangerous combination, sending cars sliding. the wintery weather is now tracking toward the southeast where a small swing in the temperature could spell trouble. nashville may get up to a half a foot of snow, while north carolina is bracing for significant icing. the governor declaring a state of emergency, warning of possible power outages and travel disruptions. crews spent friday getting ready, even with many employees out with covid. >> we may not be able to respond as fast. so we're encouraging people to be prepared. >> reporter: on top of the wintery mix, 21 million under wind chill alerts. some of the coldest air will reach new england where it could fall a dangerous 40 degrees bel

reinforcing this heavy rain in the southeast. to the northeast, we'll see that snow move off, but by tomorrow, we're going to see an area of low pressure deepen and it's going to throw back some snow swo into the mid-atlantic. from d.c. to raleigh, into virginia, we're looking at the potential for accumulating snow. and this would happen in the overnight hours into your monday morning commute. imagine going back to work after your two weeks of enjoyment and you're dealing with a messy commute tomorrow morning. and then an area of high pressure moves in after that and that reinforces the cold air in place. where there is not cold air, that's in the southeast. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 77 today in mobile. that's 15 degrees above normal this time of year. and that warmth stretches up to new york city. 59, near 60 degrees as a high this afternoon. we will see temperatures plummeting 30 degrees by later on tonight and we'll be in the 30s in new york city. and then it's off to the west where we're looking at 5 degrees as a high

not bad in the southeast.gain, particularly across central and southern parts of england and wales was up more of a south—westerly breeze here i think in scotland and northern ireland so a bit more cloud. in fact there's a weather front approaching so little nuance in our weather heading for the north of the country. this week weather front will bring spots of rain into sunday eventually to be spots of rain on sunday morning in the north of england as this weather front topples around this area of high pressure that we have in the south. temperatures on sunday, 10 degrees in london for most of us it will be around eight or so. so let's summarise all that. what out for the fog first thing on friday morning. could be quite nasty and places. after that actually the weather isn't looking too bad at all. it's very stable, calm weather to come in the coming days. welcome to bbc news — i'm tim willcox. our top stories... britain's prince andrew loses his royal and military titles — and will no longer be officially kn

now in southeast asia, products like coffee and soap are often sold in little plastic sashes. but these small packages create a big problem for the environment. e, mom cannot feed us his rounds. in this indonesian suburb, he's a trash collector. a lot of sash, it's land and his card, the small plastic packages ubiquitous and southeast asia. the single use package is a part and parcel of a mom can if his own lifestyle. he lives in a small house, entangled on zillah tongue, together with his older sister and his niece, laundry soap, shampoo, tooth paste, all supplied in single portion, plastic packs. even the spices for the food come in fashion, have food and the important thing for me, the price of the sash is cheap and i can cook every day who lack of a it's a huge environmental problem. empty plastic sashes are all over and then non recyclable, environmentalist t some ophelia thinks it's monstrous, that these packages are still being manufactured. she's fighting for plastic free world. about 50 percent of global sasha production is based in south east asia. and the region is

more than 100,000 customers were without power across the southeast overnight. and the conditions turned the charlotte airport into a ghost town nbc's cathy park has more. >> reporter: a dangerous mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain crippling the carolinas. heavy snow burying greenville, a wintry mess in charlotte >> it's slicker than i thought it would be. >> reporter: and treacherous travel in raleigh. >> it's ice and you can't see it when you do, it's too late it's not worth the risk. >> reporter: spinouts piling up. >> highway patrol advises staying off the road on sunday and monday, if you can >> reporter: at charlotte's airport, nearly all flights grounded the high impact storm knocking out power to tens of thousands in the southeast officials warning that 750,000 customers in north and south carolina could see this extend for days as the icing gets worse. >> we've moved in more than 11,000 resources they're staged strategically throughout the carolinas awaiting the impacts to see where the power outages occur and where they need to respond >> is it goin

he's representing the association of southeast asian nations, though the block is divided about how to deal with a genta. the qu, opponents indian ma, and abroad accused consent of legitimizing the military regime. tony chang is following the visit from bangkok in neighbouring thailand, all across melma or over the last couple of days. people have been posting images on social media of them stamping on pictures of anson burning pictures of him. but people have bombarded his facebook page as official facebook page with so many negative comments. his actually had turned them off or his staff had to turn them off. so i think there's very little expectation that he will engage with the so called opposition. the people who oppose the crew in the military government and the military itself is said at this stage, there's very little chance that he'll meet any of those leaders particularly uncensored she. and when meant the former president who had been locked up since eric, who in february of last year, what he does in to achieve it is really quite hard to determine. his foreign minister said

we are seeing a surge i since december of omicron in a lot of southeast asian countries.ailand in particular — towards giving these people who have been double inoculated with a third booster shot from, for example, pfizer. it's helping building a people's immune systems by mixing vaccines. if that strategy is followed and if there is a greater reliance on there is a greater reliance on the mrna technology, which seems to provide a greater degree of protection, then it's going to be pretty much everywhere else in the world, relying on social and physical than sitting with vaccines. but it is possible to head off the worst of what we see elsewhere. doctor nicholas thomas, thank you so much forjoining us on tuesday with the latest on those developments. that's all the time we have for you on newsday at this hour. thanks so much forjoining us. to stay with bbc news for the latest. —— do stay with bbc news for the latest. hello. hard to believe that only a few mornings ago, we were starting the day with temperatures in the mid—teens. out there at the moment, a widespread and

or switched plane types and southeast asia, products like coffee, soap, or laundry liquid are often sold in little sashes. each one is a little more affordable than a big bottle or tin. however, these small packages create a big problem for the environment. e, mom cannot feed us his rounds. in this indonesian suburb, he's at trash collector. a lot of sash, it's land in his card. the small plastic packagers, a ubiquitous and southeast asia the single use package as up part and parcel of a mom can if his own lifestyle. he lives in a small house in target on zillah tongue, together with his older sister and his niece, laundry soap, shampoo, tooth paste, all supplied in single portion, plastic packs. even the spices for the food come in fashion bed. that as i said, if there is no sasha product, i don't know what to do. the sachet is very cheap. the amount is just enough for what meal and then got locked in. if i could buy a big pack, i would buy a laundry soap, bast, soap, dish, soap, sugar, and coffee. he said, but unfortunately, i only have a little money. and if i buy a big package, i'm a

capital to a standstill — with hundreds of thousands losing electricity and schools closing in the southeastcountry. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it was billed as a potential revolution in healthcare — but was itjust a massive case of fraud? a usjury has found elizabeth holmes, the founder of the blood testing start up company theranos, guilty of conspiring to defraud investors. prosecutors said the 37—year—old convinced them that small machines developed by theranos could detect certain diseases with just a few drops of blood from a finger prick. in a moment we'll have a closer look at the details of the verdict, but first our north america tech reporter james clayton on how theranos was founded. we'd like to see a world in which every person gets access to this type of basic testing. elizabeth holmes had a vision that turned her into a billionaire — that she could create a machine that she called the edison that could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. the pitch convinced some very important people. media tycoon rupert murdoch inve

the small plastic packagers are ubiquitous in southeast asia . the single use package is up part and parcel of the mancha nephew's own lifestyle. he lives in a small house, entangled on zillah tongue, together with his older sister and his niece, laundry soap, shampoo, tooth paste, all supplied in single portion, plastic packs. even the spices for the food come in fashion bed. that as i said, if there is no sasha product, i don't know what to do. the sasha is very cheap. the amount is just enough for what meal had been got locked. if i could buy a big pack, i would buy laundry soap, bass, soap, dish, soap, sugar, and coffee some. but unfortunately i only have a little money. and if i buy a big package, i'm afraid i can't buy other necessities. the important thing for me, the price of the sash is cheap and i can cook every day who lack of a. it's a huge environmental problem. empty plastic sashes are all over. and then non recyclable. environmental is t some, a feeler thinks it's monstrous, that these packages are still being manufactured. she's f

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and we get some very high levels — butjust for friday, so this is going to be for london and the southeastese pollutants will be blown away, so not quite so bad in the southeast. and the weather — not a bad day for most, although we are going to start off on a foggy note once again — particularly across central and southern parts of england and wales. more of a south—westerly breeze here, i think, in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit more cloud here — in fact, there's a weather front approaching, so a little nuance in our weather heading for the north of the country, this little weak weather front will bring some spots of rain into sunday for scotland, and then eventually there'll be some spots of rain, i think, on sunday morning in the north of england as this weather front topples around this area of high pressure that we have in the south. temperatures on sunday, ten degrees in london — for most of is it'll be around eight or so. so let's summarise all of that. watch out for the fog first thing on friday morning — could be quite nasty in places. and then after that, actually, the

the roads are iced over across the southeast, causing a semite to plunge from the bridge. it was stuck like this for hours until the crane was used to lowered onto the highway. the driver was transported to the hospital. >>> in georgia, man woke up to the sound of his roof collapsing after a tree snapped and came crashing into his bedroom. the conditions have brought a trio of freezing rain, snow and ice. >>> here is how it looks in pittsburgh. winter weather alerts stretched 1000 miles on sunday, covering as many as 80 million people. in florida, residents are picking up the pieces after tornadoes ripped through neighborhoods. >>> nice to see you doing the weather. >>> we have high clouds tonight. temperatures mostly in the 40s and 50s. we also have sprinkles from the south. there is a low spinning off of san diego county sending clouds our way. you can see it on the satellite. there is that low that will kick in land. high clouds on the eastern side are streaming over the bay area. future cast shows may be a sprinkler to. here is monday morning. you can see the green dot

asian nations southeast asian leaders have already taken an unprecedented stand in excluding myanmar until certain conditions are met. such as the release of political prisoners and the end of violence against protest has it's unclear how much backing who and sen has from other regional leaders. but his arrival in myanmar could divide assay and further. it's also very unlikely henson will meet any of the jail democratic leaders deposed in the qu, but he may be looking for some time in the global spotlight himself. consent are realized that he is going to play the central role on the stage. he relishes that. i think it also is something that makes countries that have criticized him like the united states and the european union need him that they need his co operation. protest is inside minima have consistently called for the international community to pay more attention to the cause. but a visit from one of the longest serving authoritarian leaders in the world is unlikely to bring them the attention they want tony ching al jazeera. no, that joke of which is made. his 1st comments has

again, notice once it gets to the southeast, it doesn't move. that means it has time to dump tremendous amount of moisture, some cases it is rain, some cases snow. unfortunately in some cases it will be ice and hands down, this is the biggest concern going forward. most areas on the map in pink are a quarter inch. there will be spots, half inch, three quarters inch. you're talking obviously not only widespread problems on roadways, but airline cancellations, widespread power outages. the weight of the ice pushes down on the trees. you're also going to have heavy rain and thunderstorms across florida, heavy snow between nashville and charlotte. 2 to 6 inches, mostly for those areas. once you are in higher elevations of the southern appalachians, now talking one to two feet of snow there. from the southeast, the stormy ven actually slides into the mid-atlantic sunday, and eventually pushes to the northeast monday. this is an all encompassing storm that's going to effect a lot of different states in the next 48 hours, guys. >> allison chinchar, i k

next stop will go to southeast asia, some solid bands of rain rate over sumatra and java, cascading rain. and we've seen flooding in australia as kimberly region after broom picked up more than a months worth of rain within 24 hours. it's still coming out on tuesday rate through the interior. and for that, se of australia, we've had some high humidity and that's sparking some pretty big storms here. and then look at this a southerly push of air that's knocked down those temperatures. and they will continue to fall on wednesday for new zealand white, whether it's creeping closer. so that's going to push him more cloud cover across the south island on tuesday. but for the north island around the capitol region, wellington mix of sun in cloud for you with the high of 24 degrees on tuesday. okay . got to run. i'll see you soon. take care. ah the on the comfort zone for assumptions or challenge. travel to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live with how quickly things can chime award winning documentary, but also a perception witness. on a just, yo

so what that means is dry spells right across the southeast of india through shore longer and the mile deeds as well. i think the really only spot we may see some activity is toward the far northeast of india on that border with bungler dash southeast asia concentrated bands of rain over sumatra, some cascading rain for java. and now i'll take you to the philippines. this is where the ne bond soon is more active, so top to bottom across the islands. here we will see some weather in that times we'll see pulses of heavy rain. now the ne monsoon also ringing out some moisture over high now giving us showers for coastal vietnam look at its temperature spread, hear noise, 16 degrees, coachman city, 35 on tuesday. driving rain for the southeast corner of china. that's putting a cap on temperatures in hong kong to just 15 degrees and more snow on the way for western areas of japan. so we'll see this spread over the hills of honju meantime. so k o 10 degrees for you wall to wall, sunshine on top and joy, thanks for tuning in caea. ah, the talk to i'll just say, oh it. while the warranty is, ca

not bad in the southeast. are to start off on a foggy note once again, particularly across central and southern parts of england and wales was up more of a south—westerly breeze here i think in scotland and northern ireland so a bit more cloud. in fact there's a weather front approaching so little nuance in our weather heading for the north of the country. this week weather front will bring spots of rain into sunday eventually to be spots of rain on sunday morning in the north of england as this weather front topples around this area of high pressure that we have in the south. temperatures on sunday, 10 degrees in london for most of us it will be around eight or so. so let's summarise all that. what out for the fog first thing on friday morning. could be quite nasty and places. after that actually the weather isn't looking too bad at all. it's very stable, calm weather to come in the coming days. welcome to bbc news — i'm tim willcox — our top stories. britain's prince andrew loses his royal and military title

and we get some very high levels — butjust for friday, so this is going to be for london and the southeasther air and temperatures of around about five to seven degrees. now, more of a breeze on saturday, which means that some of these pollutants will be blown away, so not quite so bad in the southeast. and the weather — not a bad day for most, although we are going to start off on a foggy note once again — particularly across central and southern parts of england and wales. more of a south—westerly breeze here, i think, in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit more cloud here — in fact, there's a weather front approaching, so a little nuance in our weather heading for the north of the country, this little weak weather front will bring some spots of rain into sunday for scotland, and then eventually there'll be some spots of rain, i think, on sunday morning in the north of england as this weather front topples around this area of high pressure that we have in the south. temperatures on sunday, ten degrees in london — for most of is it'll be around eight or so. so let's summarise all of t

and we get some very high levels — butjust for friday, so this is going to be for london and the southeastwhich means that some of these pollutants will be blown away, so not quite so bad in the southeast. and the weather — not a bad day for most, although we are going to start off on a foggy note once again — particularly across central and southern parts of england and wales. more of a south—westerly breeze here, i think, in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit more cloud here — in fact, there's a weather front approaching, so a little nuance in our weather heading for the north of the country, this little weak weather front will bring some spots of rain into sunday for scotland, and then eventually there'll be some spots of rain, i think, on sunday morning in the north of england as this weather front topples around this area of high pressure that we have in the south. temperatures on sunday, ten degrees in london — for most of is it'll be around eight or so. so let's summarise all of that. watch out for the fog first thing on friday morning — could be quite nasty in places. and then

and we get some very high levels — butjust for friday, so this is going to be for london and the southeasts will be blown away, so not quite so bad in the southeast. and the weather — not a bad day for most, although we are going to start off on a foggy note once again — particularly across central and southern parts of england and wales. more of a south—westerly breeze here, i think, in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit more cloud here — in fact, there�*s a weather front approaching, so a little nuance in our weather heading for the north of the country, this little weak weather front will bring some spots of rain into sunday for scotland, and then eventually there�*ll be some spots of rain, i think, on sunday morning in the north of england as this weather front topples around this area of high pressure that we have in the south. temperatures on sunday, ten degrees in london — for most of is it�*ll be around eight or so. so let�*s summarise all of that. watch out for the fog first thing on friday morning — could be quite nasty in places. and then after that, actually, the weather i

is this going over to the southeast asia. is there a way that companies in this part of the world can capitalize on it? kabir: last year, we look at the some of the markets from a vc funding standpoint in tech, $11 billion of investments. had in fact, you look at -- 35 billion, fairly robust on the private side. i expect that this will continue in southeast asia, spread across areas like -- in singapore, vietnam and indonesia. but i think we can expect and should expect evaluations will cool off a bit. that is not a bad thing. we looking 5, 10, 15 years and asia is a very exciting market with very strong sector trends. selling capital at the right valuations, dynamic market. -- in this part of southeast asia. vietnam. gdp is -- we expect that number -- [indiscernible] 50 billion. we're seeing trends. and several interesting companies from singapore. so, i think those will be an interesting time. much more interesting valuations. rishaad: give us a sense of what particular industry groups are actually catching your attention t

several states in the southeast have declared a state of emergency. there are 2000 flight cancellations sunday. as of today you could get an at-home covid-19 test and/or at no cost through private insurance. you could buy the test the testt in stores. you could have them paid for at the time of purchase or get reimbursed by submitting a claim. insurers must play for -- pay for up to eight tests per month. there is no limit if the doctor orders more tests. all of this is part of president biden's plan to increase access to at-home rapid tests. the biden administration has launched a website where you could order four rapid tests per household. put in those orders starting wednesday. if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest covid headlines, we have more information on our website. switching gears now to abc 7 sports anchor with a preview of sports. chris: nfl playoffs underway. raiders and bengals kick things off. is this jimmy garoppolo's last ride with the 49ers? the qb and when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they mis

was up it may not clear the southeast until after dark.ut. here's the good news, saturday night into sunday the weather will calm down which means that on sunday it will be a for the better, there always showers around particular across northern areas and in fact we are expecting later on sunday some damp weather to move into southwestern parts of england and maybe wells the whole, it's much better day, much drier and brighter for many of us with temperatures around the average for the time of year. here's a weekend summary. again you could see the wet weather at least early in the day on saturday, much better by sunday and there after it is turning milder. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. they call me mr tibbs. the giant of hollywood, sir sidney poitier, has died aged 94. he was the first black man to win the oscar for best actor. a court in the us state of georgia hands out life sentences to three white men who murdered ahmaud arbery , a killing that ahmaud arbery, a killing

the bulk of it is focused over the southeast as we speak. that's where we see a lot of the rain, the snow, the sleet, and even the freezing rain kind of mixed in. but this is eventually going to make its way all up and down the eastern seaboard. the mid-atlantic and the northeast will get their share of the precipitation in the coming days. for right now, we're already starting to see that transition over into snow for cities like nashville and memphis, all rain at the moment for atlanta and huntsville, but that is expected to change in the coming hours. farther to the east, again, ice right now for areas like columbia, south carolina, and charlotte. i wish i had better news, but it's likely going to continue that way for the next several hours. by several i mean 6 to 12 hours for a lot of these areas. then the system from there, again, starts to get a lot of colder air pulling back in. you're going to see that transition to snow for atlanta, chattanooga, huntsville, and then eventually the system begins to slide to the north. washington, d.

wind direction out of the southeast moving off to the north and west.is pushing the glams towards the pacific so that definitely could help to stop this entire and help firefighters to get better control of this. >> the other thing that's going to help is while we have gusty winds over night, 20 or 30 tomorrow morning. we'll see calmer winds by tomorrow afternoon. again, more on nbcbayarea.com. >>> we got quite a bit of gusty winds here through the bare. >> the wind gusts of 50 miles per hour over night. we'll gradually see that wind relax from a lot of the bay area. i think really as we head through tomorrow afternoon and sunday, we'll get tp wind out of here and it will be a much nicer saturday afternoon and sunday, coming our way. be able to relax a little bit here. we got 40s coming back in. we had it lately. 43 for the south bay. san francisco at 67. tie time highs tomorrow, cooling off a couple of degrees. 65 for san jose. oes bay. >> signature ways 64 in redwood city. >> san francisco in the maria. for the north bay, 66 right here in clear lake a

tyler, after freezing rain and now in the -- and snow in the southeast, i should say, what's going on right now and what are you seeing in the forecast? >> well, now we're seeing the temperatures plummet, rosemary, here across north georgia and other areas of the southeast. and that means when those temperatures drop below zero whatever moisture's left out there on the road will glaze over and ice. so that is going to lead to some very hazardous driving conditions come monday morning across the southeast. then you can see winter weather alerts stretching from the carolinas all the way up into maine as this system ejects to the north. notice that we are already seeing some heavy snowfall across portions of the region. and also we had some severe weather push through the maryland area as well. they had snow come over. and then severe weather. just in about four or five hours time span. notice that the snowfall is moving into portions of new york and going all the way up into massachusetts right now. we're also seeing some strong winds with this as well. in total i would say a widespread

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a lot going on in the southeast. >>> 4:47. we have you covered with our local weather and traffic. >> we have start with darren peck with how it feels outside. i was in the midwest and we got snow. coming back to the temperatures yesterday felt so nice.. >>> it's going to be cloudy and 60 today. prepare yourself. first i will start with our clear view of the moon. this is the scene from our roof. technically we've got a full moon tonight, a beautiful view. i have been watching it slowly drift through our camera. from our camera on top of salesforce tower looking towards airport at oakland, you see it's a bit hazy. that's one of the reporting stations that does have fog. thankfully there aren't many others. we are looking at three mile visibility for santa rosa which is usually our trouble spot. i don't see fog as a significant item at any other reporting stations but officially at the airport for oakland, we have some fog reported. temperatures are fine. we are in the low 40s most locations. everything is typical. the air qual

the storm is heading southeast through sunday. even more snow is anticipated as the storm moves northeast into monday. 75 million americans are on high alert, some getting supplies before the storm. >> some groceries, some supplies before it gets bad and we get snowed in. just trying to get everything ready before it gets swampy and they run out of groceries. dion: probably a good idea. the governor of north carolina deployed 200 national guard soldiers. several states in the southeast have declared a state of emergency. so far, there are 2000 flight cancellations for sunday. as of today, you can get at-home covid tests at no cost. you can buy the test online or in stores, if you can find them, and have them paid for at the time of purchase or get reimbursed by submitting a claim. insurers must pay for up to eight tests per covered individual per month. there is no limit if a doctor orders more tests. all of this is part of president biden's plan to increase access to at-home rapid tests across the country. the bite and administer

so this is also a philosopher habitat there any protected breeding facility in southeast asia. wonder if this is, well, i got off the phone with one of the things you'll notice her bench absolutely thing. and a lot of the office in pretty agitated this is very different. the last place that we visited with bright lights. we got pumping music. got awesome, fucked into all of the few tiny little cages being picked up. man handled by taurus all the time. wild alters usually eat fish and cross stations. here they had no choice but to consume a diet dictated by their owners. see aught as a well adapted to life in the water. but in cafes like this most don't have access to any at all. and it seems to be affecting their well being in this also not on the part of the style if you can see it, but it's just a little bit of anom remaining. speaking to the star, we try to discover where these authors are coming from. so they're a brita brita here in indonesia. and then you by the authors from indonesia, and i send them to japan that jeff, for the way of justifying what's going on in these