look at all this rain stretching from the southern plains to the great lakes. could see up to six inches in some spots and looking at storm eye weather in tstormy weather in th upper midwest. that's your tuesday forecast, guys >>> when we come back, we have the latest on the war games in the middle east >>> america is doubling down on support for its closest ally in the region, israel we'll take you inside the u.s. military mission she can make ts appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. have fun, sis! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. >>> the pentagon is sending nor troops to

we're aalso looking at flooding conditions in portions of the southern plains. could see flooding, too. isolated flooding in the upper midwest. 12 million people impacted today by this storm. we're looking at winter weather alerts into the northern plains and in the southern plains a chance for flooding. we do have flooding occurring right now. you can see that on radar. really heavy rain falling, where you sigh theee the brighter col. flash flooding is a concern, too, as we go throughout the afternoon. this goes all the way to the upper midwest. then on the cold side of the system, lots of blue indicating where the snow is falling. the lighter blue is the heaf snow. ag story is we're leerking atwe're looking > aloinhance for very heavy ra a fodg. >>were back in 60 seconds with an important update on the auto workers strike. >>> and the latest price hikes coming to streaming services. and right into my shower! dial with hydraclean complex and vitamin e cleanses deep but is gentle on skin. dial up your day. let's do this. my frequent heartburn had me taking antaci

could see hail a low tornado threat, but it's not zero heavy rain is the big one from the southern plains to the great lakes. look at all those dark colors, the oranges, reds, yellows, where we're expecting the heaviest amount of rain. be and hereisoking at the chance g storms and flooding rains in parts of the southern plains dallas could see rain. 85 in san antonio. all right, guys, it's your tuesday forecast >> all right, michelle, thanks >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with a look at how wednesdaofy war have evolved. how the united states has helped use technology to change how battles are won. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. have fun, sis! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet read

that cold front bringing the chance for flooding rains in portion of the southern plains. jonathan? all right, michelle grossman, thank you. and good luck tonight. still ahead here on "way too early," the race for the speaker of the house continues. and continues and continues and continues. we'll tell you about the latest candidate to drop out and the next steps for republican lawmakers as they desperately try to find a speaker. we'll be right back with that. b. >>> welcome back to "way too early." it is 5:30 a.m. on the east can he say, 2:30 out west on this tuesday morning. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us. just hours from now house republicans will hold an internal vote for who they want to be their next speaker nominee three weeks to the day that kevin mccarthy was ousted from the position. now, this morning's vote comes after a candidate forum was held last night in which nine republicans vying for the speakership were given the opportunity to answer questions from fellow lawmakers. following that forum, republican congressman of pennsylvania dropped out, so that

. >>> watching for dangerous weather tonight in the southern plains with severe thunderstorms possible in parts of texas and southern oklahoma. dallas and oklahoma city are in the risk area for large hail, strong winds, and isolated tornados some areas could see as much as 5 or 6 inches of rain and possible flooding. in the atlantic, we're watching tropical storm philippe it's moving north and could brush northern new england, especially maine, with heavy rain this weekend. >>> caught on camera in oregon, a deadly plane crash the small aircraft seen plunging out of the sky and crashing through the roof of a home about 25 miles outside of portland authorities say two people on the plane, a flight instructor and student pilot, were killed. a third was injured. all are in their 20s those inside the home got out safely >>> here in new york, opening statements today in the trial of sam bankman-fried, the former cryptocurrency ceo accused of orchestrating one of the biggest financial frauds in history. cnbc's kate rooney was in court today. >> reporter: a year ago, sam bankman-fried was runn

checking today's high temperatures still warm in the southern plains, but only in the 50 ends after a cold start around the great lakes this morning. 85in miami. the sudden death of a celebrity chef famous on the food network. >> also ahead, another major pharmacy chain bracing for a walkout as employees protest work conditions. >> and new video of police officers playing a video game instead of responding to an emergency call baby. >> just watch. starting tomorrow morning on good morning america in about 20 minutes, i will have diced, chopped, cooked, pureed and have ready tomato soup and layer this. >> that's celebrity chef michael chiarello, the former food network star has died. his company says he suffered an allergic reaction and went into shock. he was only 61. hundreds of pharmacists and other employees at walgreens are planning to stage a walkout out beginning today. >> they say they're overburdened, being forced to give vaccines in addition to filling prescriptions. meanwhile workers at kaiser permanente are back on the job, but their strike resumes next month. and a new lab

winds gusting up to 70 miles per h ur in the southern plains, the cold front is moving through, sparking the chance for strong to severe storms this afternoon. that's your wednesday forecast >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with a potential price hike in the works for netflix. >>> and one generation is pulling ahead when it comes to saving for retirement, but who it is might surprise you t, but o it is might surprise you they say she can make things appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain.

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of high pressure that's bringing in some warmth and even tropical moisture too in parts of the southern plains80 degrees in dallas that's 4 degrees what is typical. wichita 90 degrees 21 degrees above average and warm into memphis. 84, 85 in new orleans. temperatures well above normal temperatures into the upper 70s. 80s in spots st. louis you're going to be 16 degrees above what is typical. warm into the northeast and midatlantic as well. that's going to stay in place throughout the rest of the week. new york city 75 on wednesday. warm in portions in of the middle 87 in corpus christi all right. that was your monday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> after swimming from cuba to key west, diana nyad celebrated the anniversary of their nearly 111 swim by help regular lease a rehabilitated sea turtle back into the ocean rocky, the 120-pound sea turtle was rescued by the florida fish and wildlife in january. after surgery and months of recovery, she finally made her return to sea at smathers beach. >>> the latest on the djm.b. drama. >> the breaks post saying he had nothing to do wi

more flooding and even potential mudslides as norma's rain begins to arrive in texas and the southern plains tonight, looking at the radar, rain is also expected from the northern rockies into the northern plains today. later in the week, part of that same area will see heavy snow. checking today's high temperatures warm from the plains to the gulf coast, but only in the 50s. from the midwest to new england. coming up, the woman accused of using eyedrops to kill her friend goes on trial. >> also ahead, one big mistake. a homeowner gets back from vacation and finds this. >> and the son of a big city police chief now on the run, accused of shooting two police officers. what we're learning about the >> john stamos is live this morning on gma. >> back now with a big mistake in atlanta. a woman got back from vacation to find that the home that had been in her family for years had been demolished by accident. the building had been boarded up. relatives say a construction company admitted knocking down the wrong house. it's now working to resolve the mishap. >> the wisconsin woman accused of using

high low that will hold america storms all the story we seems to view storms rolling across the southern plains, bringing motor it to very heavy rain to part of texas as well as oklahoma and as that system moves its way towards the northeast, looking to see clear skies left behind, it's going to cool down some walk across the eastern parts of canada, where we have seen exceptional high numbers for those temperatures. you can see the weather and when the weather dominating, pushing its way further east. on top of that, we've got tropical storm ceiling that's likely to go some rough seas and got the conditions for the east coast of the us. know behind that we've got clear skies because many central areas of the us and on and to west and canada on the west coast with a lot of heat pulling in to california. we have a look at those 3 day for los angeles will be about 10 degrees nearly above the average this saturday sunday skies through sunday. and that's not the case of with central america and the caribbean. stormy conditions dominating his heavy rain remaining for his spend your la little says th

wetter winter than usual in many regions of the country, including nearly all of california, the southern plains, texas and the southeast. that's a lot of we take a live look outside on this monday night. there's a build cruise ship that has docked along san francisco's waterfront. >> well, you're talking about rain. we got a little bit over the weekend, but it was just a little bit yeah, it was nice. some spots actually over some of the and we have some places get over 2 inches over a pretty impressive for that little storm rolling on through. but as we head forward here, as we look through the night yet, we've got a couple of clouds forming along the coastline. some patchy fog. >> but it's very patchy out there right now. no delays being reported. local airport, san francisco, oakland, san jose. your looking good free to fly are free to come in. if you'd like to high pressure taking over for another day here, that ridge going kind of flatten out a little bit tomorrow. that's going to crank out some warm temperatures around the bay area should be looking really nice by tomorrow afternoon. a lot

all the story we seems to view storms rolling across the southern plains, bringing motor it to very heavy rain to part of texas as well as oklahoma. and as that system moves its way towards the northeast, we're going to see clear of skies left behind. it's going to cool down some walk across eastern parts of canada, where we have seen exceptional high numbers for those temperatures. you can see the weather and when the weather dominating, pushing its way further east, on top of that, we've got tropical storm sleep. that's likely to go some rough seas and got the conditions for the east coast of the us. know behind that we've got clear skies because many central areas of the us and on into west and canada, on the west coast with a lot of heat pulling in to california. we have a look at the 3 day for los angeles will be about 10 degrees nearly above the average this saturday, sunny skies through sunday. and that's not the case of with central america and the carrier being stormy, conditions dominating. here's some heavy rain remaining for his spend, your little says very hot days and nights

risk for severe storms as that cold front moves through the southern plains, including texas and oklahomapotential for flash flooding in some areas. this is good news story, too much of a good thing will cause problems for the dallas area, texarkana, andshreveport. we will have to watch felipe, and this cold front and how they interact. potential for heavy rain for another weekend for new england. that is the bottom line. this is felipe, the storm has been lingering and now we're watching the track come close to what lee did, maybe swipe of cape cod island and canada. strong tropical storm that could bring impact. >> todd: i was excited early part of your forecast, i was guaranteed pumpkin picking on sunday, now i'm worried. >> janice: sunday in new york, should be okay. new england issue not so much, like northern new england. you have me on speed dial, i'll give you an up to date forecast. i'll let you know tomorrow. >> carley: sounds good. >> todd: a 16-year-old transgender runner in the girls league moving to fourth. one mother here to react. >> carley: the white house wants you to th

and could see hail as well and lots of rain from southern plains tuesday the great lakes.e the darker colors the heaviest rain but the big story is acapulco and we'll watch it over the next several hours. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much. still ahead here on "way too early," former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade joins us with expert legal analysis on the latest codefendant to take a plea deal in the georgia election interference case. >>> plus, we'll get her take on the new reporting that mark meadows may have an immunity deal from federal prosecutors. that's all straight ahead. prose. that's all straight ahead. o. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted. turn to cold, with tide. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy

it moves into the central and southern plains tomorrow, but today we're looking at texas for a chanceumn chill in portions of the mid-atlantic, the northeast, and we're also looking at that bug threat into the middle of the country, stretching all the way up to parts of the great lakes. wintry impacts in parts of the intermountain northwest. then as we look toward friday, we're looking at rain also stretching from texas all the way to portions of the great lakes. >> and, michelle, you said as you came out here, this coming weekend in the northeast might be for the first time in, i think, seven or eight years, rain-free. >> rain-free, yes. we're hoping for it. >>> still ahead on "way too early," we turn to the chaos in the house of representatives. we'll take a look at the candidates who are now throwing their hats in the ring for the speakership and how soon we can expect another vote. "way too early" will be right back. "way too early" will be right back my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from

flooding rains and portions of of the southern plain, up into the great lakes on the backside of this up to a foot of snow in the northern rockies. looking at temperatures below zero in a lot of spots. back to you. >> winter-like there but paradise in d.c. michelle grossman, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> still ahead we'll have the latest out of maine where there's a manhunt under way right now for a person of interest in a deadly mass shooting at two different locations. plus an update on the israel-hamas war and the long anticipated ground invasion of gaza. "way too early" will be right back. gaza "way too early" will be right back c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on t

we have this cold front that's going to push across the central and southern plains that, could bringrms. 83 daytime high in new york. then we are watching tropical storm philippe. we need to watch this because overnight last night the computer models were showing a move towards the north and the west, which means northern new england needs to be paying attention though this as well as parts of the northeast. even though the center of circulation could come up towards eastern canada we will feel the results and that could mean more heavy forecast in the weekend. keep you up to date dated on fx weather.com. >> ainsley: how many more weeks is that? >> janice: november 30th. still ramping down. still need to keep an eye on it. >> ainsley: coming up a portland small business owner attacked in broad daylight suffering major injuries now. is he going to join us live next hour with his demands from city leaders. first a biological male high school runner in maine now ranks number 4 in the state after transitioning and competing in the female division. that unfair advantage coming up next. ♪

the southern plains, texas and the southeast. warmer and wetter winter. we'll talk about that with this quick live look outside here across the embarcadero where we have a cruise ship coming in. people can enjoy some fun here. so what do you think about a warmer and wetter winters? i want you to stay warmer. wetter winter 3 times. what doctor i love talking to us, warmer wetter winter. >> you know, el nino is a little tough here, right? because if we look at the patterns, in fact, coming up a little later in the show, we are going to look at those on the new patterns and talk about why it's a little difficult. northern california to get a locked in on things with that. but let's start with where we are today, which is it is kind of lovely out there right? we're a little cool in spots. san francisco right now in some spots down to the 50's mostly in the 60's. oakland right now that 68, we're in the 70's san jose livermore concord, santa rosa, about 75 or we start off very foggy this morning in half moon bay sitting at about 61 degrees. now the wind has bee

one of other regions of the country, including nearly all of california, the southern plains, texas, and the southeast. so let's talk about warmer and wetter with a live look outside at the clouds that should show the golden gate bridge, i believe in that direction. so cloudy out there here. meteorologist kyla grogan now with details on warmer wetter winter warmer, wetter weather. yeah. so we've talked about this before with el nino that the patterns that you tend to see when you get an el nino year as we have the tropical. >> jet stream kind of to the south of us and then we have the polar jet to the north of us and what it does open the door for wetter weather along the south. you can see a little bit drier and spaces like the ohio valley and then warmer in that northern tier, including the pacific northwest. but as we kind of zoom in here, you see where we are in a little bit of a predicament because we're not exactly in the place for either of those things. we are between them. so that's why el nino, in my opinion, gets a little tricky when you're talking bay area weather, but ce

friends down in dallas as this system moves to the east tomorrow, this surge of moisture in the southern plains northeast in new england. downpours. ice and snow continuing to cause big problems for the plains. heavy rain in the mid-mississippi river valley locally up to 5 inches of rain in parts of arkansas and then snowfall, we're looking right in the rockies 6 to 12 inches of snow montana already picked up two feet around this system. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a cold start across the bay area. some of us near freezing. but then as we go throughout the day, we'll reach into the upper 60s for the inland areas and then it's back cold again tonight. it's also going to be windy throughout the weekend, which increases our fire danger in the hills. we'll continue to monitor for that as we get closer to halloween, it's going to be in the low 70s. overnight temperatures in the 40s and san >>> and that's your latest weather. >> if you love adorable babies, and we know you do, do not miss our boost. we've got one for you right after this the urge to protect isn't always

, windy and chilly around the great lakes, northeast will be slightly cooler down through the southern plains upper 70s. slightly warmer for concord, >> this nice lady brought a couple of my old books >> this says, i've been meeting to al roker since i was in third grade! >> what's your name? >> kathleen! >> all right, kathleen >> there you go! >> dream come true >> just as impressive up close, right? >> i can check it off my bucket list >> there you go. we like it >> i was here last time, but he wasn't here, and i got stuck with her >> so happy to see you again, kathleen >>> coming up next, two of our favorite authors are here, they're ready to share their favorite fall reads because it goes with cooler weather cooling up with a good book. but first this is "today" on nbc >>> we're back at 8:36 helping you read more today. fall's in full swing and with it comes a fresh new batch of great books here to share some of their favorites, a pair of "new york times" best selling authors, isaac fitzgerald and jasmine gillry good morning >> good morning! how are you? >> we need fresh books, we need to

southeast gorgeous day from the upper midwest into the plains where we are looking texas into the southern plainsst kari hall. thankfully for us, the hot weather is behind us. no more record highs for today. but we will still be a little bit above normal, headed for the mid-80s. it continues to cool off for the weekend, more clouds tomorrow, and even a chance of scattered showers on sunday. into next week, we'll continue to see highs in the 70s, and san francisco reaching 70 today. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al you will love what's coming up a new edition of "friday morning lights." do you know where they are, al that's your spot in ohio we will have that and our morning boost coming up right after this >>> carson, you're just in time sweet & spicy jam and mambo sauce. are on the mcdonald's menu for a limited time. ♪ba da ba ba ba♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pai

that's keeping our country safe first and foremost and fixing thens with the crisis at the southern border. plain simple. >> this is new video emerging this morning from the mexican side of the border just across from el paso, texas. it appears this is a crowd of migrants and their reaction to just arriving on that side of the u.s. mexico border and we've reached out to cvp and surrounding the legalities, stuarts of the river buoys you might remember and greg abbott installed here in eagle pass, texas. stuart. stuart: the legality of them fascinating, isn't it? see you again soon. former border patrol chief rodney scott joining us now. rodney, why do you think the administration suddenly finds a need to build a border wall now? why do you think that is? >> well, first and foremost, i honestly hope they build border wall but i don't think it'll happen. the reason that they're taking this action is something as simple as calling the impoundment control act and that act requires the executive branch to spend money appropriated by congress consist with that appropriations and 2019 to build bolderrer

that will fix the issues, the crisis we're seeing at the southern border plain and simple. >> this is new video emerging this morning from the mexican side of the border just across from el paso. this is a crowd of migrants and their reaction to just arriving on that side of the u.s./mexico border. we have reached out to cbc and waiting their response regarding the situation there and also tracking a hearing that's taking place right now surrounding the legality of those river buoys the texas governor abbott installed in eagle pass. >> harris: that is fascinating. the state had to spend so much money because there were lawsuits flying and all sorts of things with the federal government going after that state. will they get reimbursed for all that? texas should be reimbursed for a lot of things they've had to do. biden building miles of border wall is especially shocking given the repetitive drumbeat. >> we have a process in place to manage migrants at the border. >> the border is secure bust we also have a broken immigration system. >> the border is closed. >> it is my testimony that

israelis train until they are ready, but they do not refuse the operation, look, sun-drenched plains in southernands of soldiers are waiting for permission from politicians and commanders to do what the israeli military has trained for years to do, fight in the gaza strip. the israeli military built a replica of a typical palestinian village called her little gas. it is located at a base in the negev desert, where soldiers train to fight armed terrorists in narrow streets and labyrinthine tunnels. on wednesday afternoon, a group of israeli soldiers took part in a training exercise to return to the city. they were practicing a maneuver to attack a populated area from the desert, from the edge of a simulated city they moved between minarets, rectangular white houses protruding from mosques, some of which were painted with graffiti. the soldiers encountered men dressed in black t-shirts who issued themselves for hamas militants. tsakhala soldiers also practiced carrying out wounded soldiers and looked for terrorists in the windows of houses. the israeli military says each is vital to rooting out ha

the united states, hundreds of migrants of the site and see cause arriving in bosses in plains, from the southern border to cities across the country. look forward to the deal. can denver in chicago or asking for more money to cover the costs? john 100 reports from chicago. are they come by? the bus float a dozen times a day, hundreds of them. it's a grueling bus track from texas to chicago when the american heart late 2000 kilometers from the southern border. you know, the name of it took us 24 hours to get here. we made a few stops where the bathroom in for food, but now we're here. critics say they are ponds in a political feud. republican texas governor gray garett has transported 50000 migrants on buses to sanctuary cities in the past year and a half. so far, $17000.00 have ended up here in chicago with the democratic mayor and the democratic governor for many like maria, the ride marks the end of a months long journey through the perilous dairy and gap between panama and columbia. then on to mexico in texas, and the crime is the reason i left on his way to i wanted to protect my children. i

the next day, on the way to the southern areas of the western front, they reached abbas plain , a greena full of rosy anemones. time i had never seen them there, and sometimes a circle, for example, suppose a circle with a diameter of, for example, 10 meters , a circle like this . and strangely, in the middle of the night, this late martyr majid became impatient, and you are like someone who is going to dive into you, that is, i was really impatient . he was very impressed by the beauty of these and these. the people of the city gave ayatollah khamenei the location of the battle of paveh on august 25, 1358 shows. where chamran and a few defenders of the city had resisted against the counter-revolution. on the 30th of april , ayatollah khamenei also met with qalqani nomads who were defending the borders in siah chowder with their brno rifles and their forces had a stronghold against the enemy. on the 7th of may, it was time to visit marivan. whenever i go to tehran from these trips , i go to the imam's service, the brothers send greetings, express their love , and i inform the imam. they

operations, in general , now israel... is simply not physically ready, look, on the sun-drenched plains of southernpermission from politicians and commanders to do what the israeli military has trained for years to do, fight in the gaza strip. israeli military they built a copy of a typical palestinian village and called it little gaza. it is located at a base in the negev desert, where soldiers train to fight armed terrorists in narrow streets and labyrinthine tunnels. on wednesday afternoon, a group of israeli soldiers took part in a city invasion exercise , they practiced a maneuver to attack a populated area from the desert, from the edge of the simulated city they moved between the minarets protruding from the mosques with rectangular white houses, some of which were painted graffiti. the soldiers encountered men wearing black t-shirts posing as hamas militants. tsakhala soldiers also practiced carrying out wounded soldiers and looked for terrorists in the windows of houses. the israeli military says each is vital to rooting out and disrupting hamas militants. ability to defend the sector when

dragging the cold behind it, the anticyclone will continue to expand its southern border, so that tomorrow most of the tros plainh remains under the influence of the warm front. bad weather will continue to move east in omsk as the cyclone approaches at first it will get warmer, it will rain heavily, the maximum temperature today is +7, in the first half of the night it will also be warm, and during the period from 3 to 9:00 in the morning it will get colder to 0° and snow will begin. tomorrow afternoon in omsk -1 snowfall. in chelyabinsk, today no higher than -1-3°, precipitation will intensify, by the end of the day the height of snow cover in the city may reach 10 cm, and these are the figures for the beginning of december. in moscow, today during the day the sun will appear from behind the clouds, but the air remains cold, the maximum temperature is +1, tomorrow night -4, during the day at thursday partly cloudy +1, well, by the end of the week we are... expecting snow in the capital, but of course we will talk about these prospects in detail separately. thank you, katya, it was ekaterina grirova with a stor

southern siberia and central asia began. the omsk region is located in the south of the west siberian plain, on the border with kazakhstan, betweenoscow and omsk more than 2,000 km. traveling by train, this distance can be covered in almost two days, by plane in 3.2 hours. thanks to its rich past, omsk is included in the list of the most important military-historical routes in russia. modern omsk ... a city with a million population, one of the largest industrial centers of western siberia, the difficult history of a three-hundred-year-old city, as reflected in its architectural monuments, an advantageous place for the construction of a fortress at the confluence of the rivers, irtysh and om, russian explorers noted back in beginning of the 16th century, but then it was not possible to build a fortification. the first ostrok appeared here 100 years later , under peter i. on his instructions, an expedition under the command of lieutenant colonel ivan bukhkolts set off up the irtysh, to eastern turkestan, in search of native gold. the campaign to the lands controlled by warlike nomads failed. in the spring of 1716, the remnants of

the southern israel gauze, the border. and indeed they see the plains going over the heads and the intensity of the bombardment, the in garza a well, it's a good thing so it wouldn't do. but there is this great sort of show of support amongst these varieties civilians that obviously live in this area. we've seen a number of them now bringing food to soldiers as a, as they go. one can only imagine 2 that positions before this invasion stalls. but, but yeah, i mean by large, the situation is relatively calm here. now that will report. so there are ongoing reports by these really ministry saying that what are they claim that they've taken control fully of the towns in this area. they're also sales of how much spike is still operating in this area. small. okay. sales and there is ongoing fine to get a number of areas. so yeah, the situation remains very fluid. indeed it does. and the child stop. and joining us from the southern israel draws a folder on the israel side. these are pictures from the gall is the size of night falls in garza, we can see plumes o

the russian plain in its warm sector on the path of southern flows.s the clouds. so today the atmospheric situation is once again conducive to record warming. but tomorrow , as the atlantic cyclone moves east, warming will reach its peak in the center of the country, and autumn will begin to break through in the northwestern region. on thursday the atmospheric situation will change significantly. small individual cyclones that are now bringing cold weather only to russia. north to unite into one large powerful system. a large cyclone will have enough strength to push the anticyclone to the very south and bring rain cold snap in central russia. in kaliningrad the weather will begin to change this evening. during the day, let me remind you, the air will warm up to a record 25°. now the sun is shining, in the evening it will become cloudy, it will rain, the southwest wind will increase, the temperature will drop to 18°. at night the wind will change direction to the west. in the morning gusts of up to 15 m per second are likely, the rain will continue, t

today the influence of the next atlantic vortex is increasing, the russian plain in its warm sector on the path of the southernme, the anticyclone disperses the clouds. so today's atmospheric situation again contributing to record warming. but tomorrow, as the atlantic cyclone moves east, warming will peak in the center of the country. but... autumn will begin to break through in the western region. on thursday the atmospheric situation will change significantly. small individual cyclones, which now bring cooling only to the russian north, will unite into one large powerful system. a large cyclone will be strong enough to push the anticyclone to the very south and bring rain and cooling to central russia. in kaliningrad the weather will begin to change already tonight. during the day, let me remind you, the air will warm up to a record 25°, now it’s shining. sun, in the evening it will become cloudy, it will rain, the southwest wind will strengthen, the temperature will drop to 18°, at night the wind will change direction to the west, gusts up to 15 m/s are likely by morning, the rain will continue, tomorrow t

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southern lebanon with rain bullets? now areas of the village of kafarkala are located in the surrounding plains and the residents of this area are witnesses. now we do n't see that kafarkala has not been fired with any bandits or phosphorous bullets. which is done by the zionist regime. the black smoke that was targeted, and of course, it seems that phosphorescent bombs were fired, and this white smoke is caused by the black wood phosphorus bombs also show that one of the zionist regime's armored vehicles was targeted . the targeting of the armored vehicle of the zionist regime is underway. the area in which al-dukhan al-abayd erupted is located outside the al-mutallah colony in the east. the white edge that we see is caused by phosphorus bomb attacks in the al-mutallah area in southern lebanon. we see the areas of kafarkala and marjayoun where we witness the exchange of fire. around the tent and tent where hezbollah is placed we also see an exchange of fire. noam ali lou jordana defines the viewers with this colony as a colony. what we see in the image of the east of al-mutla area and the open and uninhabited area and

the israeli air force has said today its war plains have hit round 200 targets focussing on the centre of gaza city and the southernresidents have been using their hands to dig through the rubble to search for survivors and body, the united nations says round 137,000 people from gaza are sheltering at un schools which are at 90% sheltering at un schools which are at 90% capacity. as we've been reporting, america's top diplomat, antony blinken, has arrived in israel to discuss measures to bolster its security. in an address tojewish community leaders at the white house...(tx leaders at the white house. president biden described saturday's assault as an �*act of sheer evil�* and the deadliest day forjews since the holocaust. the white house says 22 americans are known to have been killed, with 17 americans unaccounted for. mr biden also said he'd told benjamin netanyahu that israel must abide by the rules of war in combating hamas: i've known bibi for over 40 years. we have a very frank relationship, i know him well. and the one thing that i did say, that it is really important that israel, all the anger and frustrat

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fell into the warm sector, where southern air prevails. flows, today the anomalies will reach their peak, look, in the middle latitudes in the northwestern russian plainerature is expected to be within +2-7°, but in siberia it will warm up so much that in the south of the region the temperature will even exceed +20°. in omsk, for example, we expect +21, and this is a new daily record, the previous one has stood since 2008, in contrast , moscow, even during the day, is only +4, at night... the first frosts of this season may occur in the capital on wednesday. however, very soon the anomalies will begin to smooth out, the cold from the russian plain will begin to move beyond the urals, and the anomalous heat will be forced out towards lake baikal. as a result, by thursday in the southwest of siberia in central european russia, daytime temperatures are expected to be +10-15°. and this is already much closer to the climate norm in mid- october. it will get colder in omsk tomorrow, in there will be light showers in the city, and daytime temperatures will not exceed +13. in the following days, the warm anomaly will continue to shrink and on saturday the air

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southern texas. severe storms in the western plains look for chilly highs.mississippi river valley record highs great lakes all the way down to the gulf coast >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today our temperatures are starting to warm up. our inland valleys will reach the mid 80s. then for tonight, we're tropicing down to the low 60s. it won't be as cool as this morning, but it will be warmer tomorrow and continuing to heat up toward the end of the week. with highs in the mid 90s, we are on the lookout for high fire danger. saturday, 92 degrees, but don't forget, it is never too night of the week.about the best that's right, sunday night "football night in america." it says beet yr popcorn ready. i'm not sure i'm going with popcorn. i think i'm doing wings. but it's cowboys versus 49ers, 7:00 right here on nbc and peacock on sunday night "football night in america". >> real quick, you guys. there is a couple here that has seen every single state, 50 states, and this is their last stop is this your last stop >> it is. >> so you saw all

southern cis-urals there is little cloud. atlantic vortices are increasingly pushing the anticyclone into siberia. tomorrow almost the entire russian plain covered in rain. most. of course in the north closer to the center of the atlantic vortices, heavy to very heavy rain will affect the northwest and north central region. in leningrad, novgorod, vologda, arkhanel more than 20 mm of rain will fall in some areas. it is possible that in the north of the capital region, the amount of precipitation will exceed 10 mm. on friday afternoon , only the regions of the russian north, as well as the vologda region, which is part of the northwestern federal district, will fall into the zone of slightly positive temperatures. the peak of the arctic invasion will come. on sunday and the beginning of next week, polar air will make its way deep into the country on october 8 in the east of the european part of russia along the volga, the center of the country and the regions of the north-west, the temperature regime will correspond to november, and rain in some places may turn into snow, and even the formation of temporary snow cover is possible. in mosc

southern air currents predominate here. today the anomalies will peak. look, in the middle latitudes in the northwestern part of the russian plain, during the day the temperaturermer in siberia so much so that in the south of the region the temperature will even exceed +20°. in omsk, for example, we expect +21, and this is a new daily record. the previous one has lasted since 2008, here in moscow, in contrast, even during the day it is only +4; on wednesday night the first frost of this season may occur in the capital. however, very soon the anomalies will begin to smooth out, the cold from the russian plain will begin to move beyond the urals, and the anomalous heat will be forced out towards lake baikal. as a result, by thursday in the southwest of siberia in central european russia, the daytime temperature expected at +10-15°. and this is already much closer to the climate norm in mid- october. it will get colder in omsk tomorrow, there will be light showers in the city, and the daytime temperature will not exceed +13. in the following days, the warm anomaly will continue to decrease; on saturday, the air will warm up only to +8° during the midday hours. bu