vowed to stamp out terrorism after 15 people were killed in a suicide bombing at a mosque in the southwestern cityn august. the execution carries what he calls a message of blood. his family and to the muss let me see everywhere and the 2k3wr5i9 muss let me scholars, my condolencez for this great similar. >> the foreign ministers said they have no further interest in an escalation. is huffing and puffing, a lot of ret risk. things will calm down it opposing sides in conflicts in yemen and syria. there are fears this latest rift may have a wider impact across the middle east. rob mathson, al jazeera. >> coming up in a few minutes time on al jazeera. still not over, gun battles as an indian air force base near the pakistan border. mourning the mexican mayor shot dead .24 hours into the new job. >> again a reminder the top stories here on al jazeera. two jewish citizens in israel have been charged in connection with an arson attack that killed an 18 month old and his parents in the occupied west bank. 40 people have been arrested. protestors aunings reabout the execution by saudi arabia of the promin

vowed to stamp out terrorism after 15 people were killed in a suicide bombing at a mosque in the southwestern city in august. the leader of iran's ally, the lebanon based armed group hezbollah said the execution of nimr al nimr carries what he calls a message of blood. >> to the family of the scholar and mar at her, to his family and the muslims everywhere and slack centers and everyone asking for rights, my don dole lenses to all of them for the mar at her dom of this brave sc. >> this is part of the huffing and puffing, rhetoric. i think that in a few days things will calm down and eventually bolt saudi arabia and iran will have no choice but to forge ahead and find language to avoid sectarian warfare throughout the region. >> tehran and riyadh support opposing sides in conflict in yemen and syria. it is feared this may have a wider impact across the middle east. >>> the u.s. led coalition said it has conducted 26 airstrikes against islamic state of iraq and the levant. isil fighters killed 50 iraqi soldiers in three separate attacks. 23 soldiers died near fallujah the day after isil claimed con

saudi arabia vowed to stamp out terrorism after 15 people were killed in a suicide mosque in the southwestern city in august. the leader of iran's alleys, a lebanon-based group, hezbollah says the execution carries what he calls a message of blood. >> to the family of the scholar and martyr, to the great muslim slarz and everyone asking for rights, my condolences to all of them for the martyrdom of this great similar. foreign ministers reported to say they have no further interest. part of the huffing and puffing, a lot of rhetoric. i think in a few days, things will come down and eventually saudi arabia and iran will have no, ma'am choice but to forge ahead and find language to avoid sectarian warfare throughout the region. >> tehran and readd with the conflict in yemen and syria, there are fears this latest rift may have a wider implication. >> you saw him in rob's report, joining us, the middle east and columnist for the gulf news thanks for being with us on the news hour. we saws there strong words from iran. hezbollah. we are waiting for the press conference with the saudi foreign minister. a

vow to stamp out terrorism after 15 people were killed in a suicide bombing at a mosque in the southwestern city in august. the leader of iran's ally, the lebanon based armed group hezbollah said the execution of n. >> mr carries what he calls a message of blood. >> to the family of the scholar and matter a martyr -- >> the foreign ministers of saudi arabia and iran said they have no further interest in an escalation of the contest. >> this is part of the huffing and puffing, a lot of rhetoric. i think in a few days things will calm down and eventually both saudi arabia and iran will have no choice but to forge ahead and find language to avoid sectarian warfare throughout the region. >> tehran and riyadh support opposing sides in syria. this is feared to have a wider impact across the middle east. >>> a saudi writer and political commentator joins us live from riyadh. thank you for joining us. what's your reaction to the speech that this carries a message of blood that saudi wants shia-sunni strife. >> hello and hi to all the viewers around the world. it's actually not very surprising to see thi

city. southwestern missouri in the 70s right now. 77 in dallas. 72 at new orleans. just showing you futurecast because it is quiet over the next couple of days. tomorrow morning's cold with numbers in the 20s. lunch time, we should be in the low 50s. mid- and upper 60s to maybe 50s in fayetteville tomorrow affect. we see clouds building off to the west. big question about monday is will all this cloud cover plow in for the day keeping a lid on our temperatures preventing us from reaching 70. that is a big question mark. right now, we'll just keep it status quo and aimee will have more about this through the weekend. the wind will die down. lows tonight in the mid-20s in roxboro. light winds to start your saturday. it is a cold start but during the afternoon, we have a southwesterly wind that really should draw in the warmer weather. 56 in raleigh. 57 in fayetteville with high, thin clouds and that is about it. are expecting 67. big questions question mark about monday and tuesday right now. we'll continue with partly cloudy skies. mostly cloudy skies. it may drop te

but if the jersey shore up through the city, out on to long island, up through southwestern connecticut, still point here in new york city. later on tonight with the arrival of the front, there could be a snow squall during the pre-dawn hours and look at temperatures falling. they really don't rise much during the day tomorrow, and there could be another the afternoon. so here's the accuweather forecast for tonight, steady snow ending from west to east and maybe another snow shower late and the low down to about 25. it's partly sunny and windy and colder and could be a flurry during the day tomorrow the. it will feel like 10 degrees even though the high gets up to 29. windy, very cold tomorrow night and sub zero wind chills as lows get into the teens and here's the exclusive accuweather forecast, again, bright but bitter on tuesday, only up to about 29 for a high. and not as harsh wednesday. we have temperatures closer to normal wednesday into thursday. and then on friday, we watch a system and that could be a storm system developing just off to the south and that could bring snow. that

long island, new york city, jersey shore, southwestern connecticut and westchester county under that flood high tide tomorrow morning. there could be some moderate coastal flooding. wind advisory in effect for western ulster county through noon. here comes that rainfall moving rapidly off to the north from parts of the delmarva. it will be here around 4:00, 5:00 a.m. belmar, 53. 7:00 in the morning, regionwide downpours, temperatures in the low 50s. by noon look at how quickly that heavy stuff moves up into new england. 59 still in the park, 60 down the shore in belmar. there could still be a lingering shower or two during the course of the afternoon. another little batch of showers moves on in early tomorrow evening with the cold front. behind that front much cooler into the day on monday. in fact, temperatures might struggle to get back up to freezing during the daylight hours monday. so at 7:20 in the morning that is sunrise officially a rumble of thunder out there. temperature around 53, windy and warm tomorrow morning, downpours, then a spotty afternoon shower. 60 for a high. th

pretty much along the coastline here for parts of long island through the city, new york harbor, southwestern connecticut and along the jersey shore. that heavy rain will be pushing on in tomorrow, and with easterly winds gusting close to 30 miles per hour, during times of high tide in the morning, we'll watch for minor to moderate coastal flooding, and that just means if you live on a street that typically gets water on it when we do have that coastal flooding situation, you could see that through the first part of your sunday. now, with the rain on the way, we're also looking at warmer temperatures. right now we're in the 40s, on the mild side today. 46, central park, 47 for you in islip, a little bit chilly in we're going to get close to 60. winds are starting to to pick up a little bit out of the east, and that's just pushing in the moisture and also the water towards the shoreline here. that's why we have that coastal flood advisory in effect. other than that, not too much happening for the time being. could be some sprinkles tonight, but we'll show you the storm west. there it is, all t

also 25 at monticello you head outside the city in all directions and you get quite a bit cooler. 31 islip. 31 southwestern connecticut at bridgeport. mainly clear skies in and around the city, the hudson valley, the jersey shore. north and west and you do run into some cloud cover and that's actually moisture being taken from the great lakes all the way across the poconos and the catskills and making it into northwestern parts of new jersey. the wind today is going to be from the west. we get rid of the moisture in the atmosphere and mainly clerisies. a cold front north of the u.s. - canadian border. the northwest territories. and finally we are going to get a shot of air that comes directly across the north pole and hudson bay and right down into the tri-state area. tuesday. meantime, highs today up to around 41 in the park. a lot of sunshine out there. wind won't be too bad. 39 morristown. 38 your high in sussex. long island. lows tonight back down to about freezing. with the diminishing wind tonight, probably get down into the lower 20s in places like sussex and monticello. 28 in white plains. one of t

kansas city, close to 60 degrees, close to 70 in southwestern kansas. we might have a little ripple roll through tomorrow, mainly rain, but a mild weekend all weekend long. alyx: a fort dodge man is in the hospital this morning after an accidental shooting. officials say that after talking to witnesses and the victim, they determined the shooting was accidental and self-inflicted. the man was flown to an iowa methodist hospital where he is being treated. authorities say he did have proper training and paperwork to carry a concealed weapon, but the investigation is ongoing. information is urged to contact fort dodge police. des moines police are looking for a pair of robbers who held up the central bank on university, just east of 42nd street friday. police tell us two men dressed in what they call hefty clothing entered the back public entrance of the bank. one robber showed a handgun and ordered the tellers and customers to the ground. after getting some cash, the two men ran out the back. the good news no one was hurt. , fort dodge police arrested a m

afternoon into the evening around the heart of the city. 4-8 southern foothills. 6-10 up to the high country. estes park, red feather lakes 4-8. cries the southwestern corner of the state they are also under a slew of advisories. we have the watch he positioned in place through tomorrow, about 3-6 inches durango, and also that winter storm warning continues for parts of the i-25 corridor, trinidad, 4-8 inches for you folks as well as the sangre de cristos down there. one storm system moving out, another moving in combining with the cold front overnight is going to keep our winds coming out of of the northeast. that's going to give us a good upslope flow overnight into tomorrow morning than allows that snowfall to amplify. here we go. this afternoon into this evening that pushes through. by 11:00 it gets a little bit more sparse. once again returns to us by tomorrow morning. you can see by tomorrow afternoon the southeastern corner of the state will pick up a little bit nor snow because the center of that snow is going to dig further into new mexico and parts of texas. by 3, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon everything winds down here around the metro area. we

the city right now at 31 norwood 30, hyannis at 33. back into the worcester hills, southwestern and a half. numbers running in the between tease, there is wind out there and a lot of wind through the day even yesterday a lot of wind as well. yesterday a warm wind. are down into the lower teens. bedford feels like 17, worcester feels like 12 and also look at these winds coming off of erie an ontario. those are late snow stream's. usually they fall apart by the time they reach new england but look at this. these stream of snow have been going all afternoon. that's a snow gun. all the way to the mid coast of maine unreal, even a couple of flurries in the metrowest earlier this afternoon. so the wind will friday away, mainly clear skies, it is cold for tonight and tomorrow morning morning. teens in the lower 20's. clouds win out through the day tomorrow and in fact i think even tomorrow morning skies cloud over from this weather system right here it's a clipper system and it will generate some snow and rain showers. the front end of this weather system for the city of boston is goin

. ♪ ♪ >>> a bomb blast in southwestern pakistan has kill at least 14 people close to a polio vaccination certainty. it appears the attack in the cityd security forces who were on their way to guard the center. police say health workers and security personnel were preparing for a door-to-door pole join vaccination drive. no one has claimed responsibility but fighters linked with al skied kid a have targeted vacs seen leg workers in the past. our correspond earth kamal hyder reports on the polio vacs neighborhood drive. >> reporter: pakistans massive campaign in the fight against polio is finally yielding results. between 2005 and 2014 pakistan's tribal areas along the afghan border were cut off because the groups operating there warned that no immunization could take place in those territories. the government therefore missed the opportunity to immaterial nice almost immaterial yo news 0 children in in "the stream" area. >> many parts are inaccessible. we have eached every wild now. that's why we have reached the massive number of children. >> reporter: the action plan has resulted in a significant reduction in polio cases. >> trans

a person killed when a plane crashed in southwestern colorado last week. southwest of meeker last thursday. the plane was on its way to granby from salt lake city. today, the rio bronco county sheriff's office identified the pilot. investigators say the single engine bonanza 35 crashed on thursday. somebody saw him feeling his pain in provo, utah and not see anybody else with him. the plane disappeared from radar and someone found the wreckage using the last known coordinates of the plane. the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause. >>> east of the continental divide, teams went into the mountain searching for a missing hiker. the man was reported missing saturday. he was supposed to come home from a hike at st. mary's glacier and never came back. st. mary's glacier is near idaho springs. rescuers had to stop searching yesterday because of high wind blowing snow. authorities are not sharing the name of the missing man. >>> high-ranking security forces are looking for the missing american in baghdad. there are conflicting reports about whether or not they were kidnapped. they are coordinating with iraqi forces. there was

southwestern corner of the state. this is a system we are pulling in from never ask it. -- nebraska. patchy, freezing drizzle will be developing in the next few hours. mason city over to sioux city and council bluffs. around 10:00 a.m., more patchy freezing drizzle around fort dodge. and even freezing drizzle. by 1:00, we will have a chance for some light rain or drizzle from des moines and over to davenport and i-80 eastbound. that will be changing by 4:00, we will have a changeover as the north switches back to the northwest. like to snow will move into central iowa. roads may be a little bit slippery but it all comes to an end around 9:00 p.m. this evening. we are not expecting much accumulation. not a tremendous snowstorm but it will be enough to make those roads a little bit slippery later on. 28 degrees, des moines. a little bit of fog and like to missed. 36 the high around noon. wind switches to the northwest tomorrow, the precipitation moves out. if you flurries left over. a chilly and blustery day. we have a great stretch ahead. eric: a big weekend for the iowa hawkeyes. they are now 16-3 overall and they are still undefeated in the big ten. elizabeth

southwestern connecticut. if your plans take you into southern new england, keep in mind conditions will deteriorate. shelley: washington d.c. and baltimore are two of the cities expected to see the most snow from this storm, as well as gale-force winds. officials are urging people to stay home and not go out. in washington, the federal government closed its offices at noon, and mass transit is shut down through sunday. this could be the biggest snowfall in the nation' in 90 years. tom: all major airlines are waiving change fees as they to the storm. and a number of travelers going through manchester-boston regional got caught up in the mess. that' s where we find wmur' s stephanie woods. stephanie: just because that mid-atlantic states doesn' we don' t feel the headache hear re in new hampshire. moving forward there are nearly a dozen departing and arriving flights that are canceled going in and out of manchester. that is leaving a lot of people out in the cold. >> just trying to get home before things totally shut down so keeping my fingers crossed . stephanie: karen hart is in manchester on business and trying to get home to phoenix. even though skies are c

city. shaina: candidates might have to take it easy on the road. roads are slick and question iowa, the whole southwestern portion of the state. 511ia.org says you will run into partially covered roads around atlantic. metinka: super doppler says the leading edge of the snow extends from panora and winterset nebraska. it will last into the afternoon. in des moines, the snowflakes yet and a degrees but we expect accumulation. shaina: if you are on the east side, east 14th and hull avenue, there is oil on the road. you have maybe 20 to 30 minutes. and drive times are normal with seven minutes from the west mixmaster and six minutes from the east mixmaster. elizabeth: cbs this morning is ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise)

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the heaviest will be from new york city and points north of town, the lower hudson valley into southern connecticut. and especially as you get into southwestern new jersey. we've been talking about this, this gradient that's going to set up and a sharp cutoff to the northern edge of the snow. you'll see on our futurecast. this northern edge, we'll see how far north it gets. this is one of the computer models we're using that's more aggressive than the other models. we'll see how that plays out. notice how fast it's moving. sunday, it's gone. we turn mostly sunny and a chance to dig out from a sizable snowfall everywhere in the viewing area. even if we're going to be talking about six inches or so to the north of town, that's a lot of snow. as we have one to four inches in the northern suburbs. hudson valley, interior southern connecticut and it ramps up. four to eight inches southern connecticut. some of the heavier bands across westchester and rockland county back to portions of sussex county in new jersey. then it comes up higher. these are the numbers i originally had on wednesday night. sometimes you should stick with your gut feeling. i

o'clock for the arrival timeit in the city now and i feel like this is warranted because we're already seeing thisad thing move in prettyy quickly k to southwesternr so we'll continue to track that, okay.y. be where you're going to be by b 1 o'clock to 3 o'clock todayck d and i think you'll appreciateate that.that. snow forecast still callingling for a lot of snow.for lot 20 to 30 western suburbs.ur a foot to 20-inches i-81-8 corridor and just off to our o eastern counties towards thetowe bay. ba >> we are where we're going toit be for the next 10 days.ays. >> we're within a mile ofo where we're going to be.we'r >> someone did ask on twitter. r what do you guys do? we get hotel rooms close to the station. >> or wherever we're assigned.re >> yeah. yea totally makes sense.y right now metro delays nos no longer single tracking on theckt red line but keep in mind residual delays shady grovehadyo and grove inter.and if you're talking the red line l this morning service did ping dn at 5:00.:0 keep in mind metro does wrapsra their service tonight at 11:00 so get there -- make sure youe guest to your destination before that time.fo a'll take a closer loo

city because showers will be so patchy out there. by 10:00 this morning, you can see into southern vermont, parts of southwestern new hampshire, we get one or two sprinkles. most of the wet weather develop around lunchtime today. points north and west of boston have the best chance for getting a little lunchtime spritz you, full. and during the evening commute, we will have to keep our eyes peeled for one or two showers on radar totals. like i side, most roadways will be dry as you head home from work. look what happens over southeastern mass during the evening hours. we get a decent chance of rain over the cape, the south shore, the south coast and the island through midnight. wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple of flurries and the whole thing. this afternoon really mild. norwood, plymouth, hyannis at 50 degrees. lower 50s from the south coast boston, today, gets up to 48 degrees. same in pwevrp same in beverly. 44 in worcester. 46 in fitchburg. 45 in nashua, new hampshire. i think we will take those 40s and those 50s over last year's snow. tonight, though, because we have temps that are pretty close to freezing. we will have t

city of boston. there will be a coastal front. some of the moisture will nose in instability in here to give us up to a few inches in the southwestern suburbs of boston. so we have the snow. but we also have the wind. the wind gusting at times. 35-50 miles an hour. highest across the cape and the islands. in fact, the winds may gust across nantucket and down to the vineyard over 50. close to 60. high tides to watch tomorrow night, 11:00 p.m. as well as 11:00 a.m. on sunday. these are the high tides sunday morning. close to 11:00 a.m. from boston to sandwich. minor coastal flooding. if not pockets of major coastal flooding. sandwich over to scituate. wind speeds, here they are. gusting 40-50 miles an hour. we do get into sunday morning and saturday night. for more on what we expect watch-wise and advisory-wise, over the danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris. tomorrow afternoon is when the high wind watch will go into effect for nantucket and for martha's vineyard. this is going to stay with us through sunday and these anywhere from 30-40 miles per hour with sustained gusts up to 60 miles per hour. also, all of the cape, the islands, t

city maybe up to a foot or even a little more. which would make it a hisork storm top 10 easily and back out to western and southwestern suburbs maybe as much as 1 to 2 feet of snow. again don't think this is the final call. because it's not. it's averaging out he everything. looking at everything and trying to give everybody an idea how significant the storm looks to us. off to the east, 6 to 12 and across the mountains to western virginia and pa 6 to 12" of snow. just first call on this 20 in is they and around dulles 17. cold, cold to northwest looks like plenty of cold air coming into the storm. this is future cast 5:00 tonight clipper come ago cross. not sdpekting much. most of us will see flurries to light snow. further back out west, western sections of i 66, i 81, there may be a little accumulation on grassy areas. okay, so late this evening if you're commuting especially after sun goes down. be careful if it snows out. there tomorrow evening clear we're beginning to see storm show up on future cast. friday morning 8 a.m. dry here and snow coming nonand by 4, 5, 6:00 snow moves across the area and initially everybody gets sn

city. >>> and a great white shark that had been accidentally caught in a net in southwestern japan abouthree days ago has died. it had been taken, as you can see, to an aquarium to try to keep it alive but it's extremely difficult to keep them in captivity because great whites need to swim constantly. and that is the cnbc news update this hour. back to you, mandy. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> let's take a look at gold prices which are closing right now. gold, of course, has been quite the safe heche beneficiary of a lot of the market turmoil. it's sitting slightly to the downside and back below the $1,100 mark at 109 -- $1,098. we' >> we're watching shares of gap, near the lows, down by 14% after posting a 5% drop in comparable store sales for the month of december. its namesake brand stores all seeing sales declines. the stock is off by over 45% over the course of the last year but interesting, mandy, remember, banana republic and gap had been weak but old navy had been doing some decent work on its own as a brand. >> thank you very much for that, dom. stocks have currently given up