st. change so much a public squire was a very public figure larger than life. and he was also seen as a sort of robin hood, very many poor colombians in the case ever to nearly said a very, also very powerful figure in particular, in the north west of the country. but somebody that most people didn't really know besides his name. and besides the pictures that the police has shown of him in that has spent most of his life hiding in the jungle. no one knows that he was captured. but i don't think it's going to change much because the problems in the country remain the same for no, no, no, not, not the daily. i don't think it will have the same impact as death of pub, glasgow. that cause the real change in the country and within columbia society, the service doesn't feel to say. so i listen to what happens next. but we understand that the colombian government wants to comply with the extradition request to extra died or to near lead to the united states. we don't know how long that will take. there is of course, an extra dish and treaty in place in the country and

st. petersburg, where they changed fab jay rings, was poign poignianiant for the couple. they chose to wed in the former imperial capital because it was the first place in russia where the family had returned following the soviet union's ap1991. st. petersburg is also where the romanov family's darkest chapter began to unravel. their centuries-long rule over rusia came to a bloody end there after the bolshevik revolutions in 1917. tsar nicholas ii, his wife and five children were later brutally executed, urbering in the communist era. but this lavish wedding, attended by roughly 1,500 people, was a resolutely happy affair, with a guest list so glittering it included queens, princes, and billionaires, but not vladimir putin. a spokesman for the russian president said this marriage does not belong on our agenda in any way. but the romanovs' legacy continues to divide russians, including over whether unions like this should still be celebrated. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, london. >> yuccas: so lavish. stht ahe on the "cbs weekend news," big sky country battles a covid surge, with

let him have his statements and a subsequent letter, and the gas prices have st. summoned the mainstream media changed their tone to will signal strength a pipeline, and more generally on rush, as well as europe's key energy supply concerns. other, moscow's alleged attempts to use oil and gas as leverage, had lessened significantly at russia, wants it to be approved. but i don't think she's really doing anything wrong here. you know, europe has a supply crunch. russia has the gas to supply it. russia doesn't necessarily benefit from care for the market. they want high stable prices and they want to be seen as the reliable partner. some are words soothing words i guess which we rarely get from mr. potent actually helped reverse that. 3540 percent jump over night in natural gas over in europe is an element of, of russia playing politics. but there's also an element of a lot of money having been invested in noise being do not just on the russian side from the european side as well. i'm going trevon, chancellor angle merkel has been focal in support of russia. as a sublime partner speaking at an e u bowl

after world war 2, there was a certain balance of power. st. mean use, but now it's changing, it has changed, was name to reflect and we know that very well the property china with the least bottled misty by in obviously a in g d, p by, of our purchase is global purchasing parity, has surpassed the us or look at india, for example, tele miller, literally the over it wanted to have 1000000000 people living there and their economy is developing leaps and bounds or look at latin america under and africa. look at brazil if you picking it up. so all of those are matters is supposed to be discussed ma'am, which is what we should avoid making mistakes before we're as we're reform all that sugar noon. we will buy you so close when you later talk about the new york city, anything in the u. n. in york much with new york. well actually loud. i cliff. good sir. come together in regards to the new york blogs looking i don't think we need to invite all has a state we could send them in as the leverage for there to discuss issues with his counterparts from other countries. and that's actually not s

change. we are in the middle of the st. louis fed president yesterday saying i am concerned about changing mentality. i would say around prices and the economy, the relative freedom that dismisses feel they can pass on to consumers. this is not transitory inflation, this is inflation that sticks around, if consumers are willing to pay more and companies willing to charge more. that means a big hit. long-duration, most noticeably playing out in the tech sector yesterday. the nasdaq 100 falling more than 2%. let's get to the charts. here is your faang index. this is 20% of the s&p 500. yesterday breaching, just barely closing below the 200 day average. if you had shipped out to the tech stocks yesterday, the s&p 500 would've had its -- it is nearing its 100 day moving average. who is rave enough to buy the tech stock dip? all of these stocks falling by 2%. facebook had a major outage. it is that and the reopening trade and high yields. let's get a check on today's market. let's get through these prices as well. we are looking

st. louis this afternoon the game really starts to change as we go into your sunday as that front starts to make itoda lot of sunshine across arizona >> the week forecast coming up, guys >> looking forward to that, thank you. >>> week four in the nfl started on thursday night. there was a battle in cincinnati between two of the nfl's brightest young quarterbacks the last two number one picks, fact, the jaguars got out to a 14-0 lead, thanks to trevor lawrence around his first ever rushing touchdown, joe borough, they would fight back and dig the bengals out of the deficit that was one of two touchdown passes in the second half. a late game drive would set up this evan mcpherson the bengals claw their way 3-1 they win it 24-21. >> it might be the stacked halftime show of all time. west coast hip-hop legend, dr. dre, snoop dawg. kendrick lamar the super bowl halftime show will air live right here on nbc sunday february 13th >> i don't get as excited about super bowl halftime shows as most do. awesome. >>> we are back in one minute with a few settlement in scarlet johanneson's exclusive dis

we had like recent example of brussels, belgium company urging the brussels to change leaf sanctions. we have or st business spots and junior business part as in different areas. busy so there are many ways to see, in fact, you to put pressure on shanker behavior and to add, if we add also some diplomatic and other tools to dialogue cover dialogue with russia and how bellows behave. that also can be the way out of the situation because you spoke a few moments ago about the fact that you perceive what's happening right now on the border to be an actual humanitarian crisis. playing out human rights groups have criticize both poland and bella roost for their treatment of asylum seekers. i want to ask you about how dire the conditions are for migrants and refugees and whether or not authorities, or even ensuring medical support or providing food and shelter. that are not aware of, but i think they do. but again, let's say you can, it's the easiest way, as i said in the greek plans are probably before the easiest way to have some form of warfare is just 2 years. human beings are way to get what they wan

so st rarely has gone back on his word and changed his needs. the data, now you are an alliance means transparency. it means predictability. it means clarification, it means talking to each other, not hiding, especially on a central issues. so all this has not been forthcoming, and we will have to talk about it. why wasn't forthcoming? it was quite the day for both presidents before this meeting at the french embassy in the vatican. for a manual marconas, the news coming out of france concerning a disgraced right wing. a been politician who's accused of having being behind, trying to organize a cou to overthrow a manual. my god! now his lawyers and his team deny everything that's been leveled against him, but the claims that were made in leprosy on newspaper say this. well, i'm a former, i'm serving members of the police force, the gendarmerie and the armed forces were. busy all involved in this attempt to overthrow the government under the name of the code name of operation azul, where it was a much more sedate day for joe biden. the american p

so st railey has gone back on his word and changed his needs. do the thought to know yo. an alliance means transparency. it means predictability. it means clarification. it means talking to each other, not hiding, especially on a central issues. so all this is not been forthcoming and we will have to talk about it. why wasn't it forthcoming? well, before this meeting took place, both presidents had already had quite busy days. the news coming out of harris, making quite concerning reading is quoted in nip eyes, the on newspaper that the security services in france heads spoiled a attempted to earlier this year. now it's in relation to the arrest of a, a right wing politician acco remy area in the country. now he was arrested on suspicion of organizing attacks on vaccine centers. but it's also been said that he was at the, the center of what was known as operation as 0 in the, in the monks, the contra of those that were organizing it, it was an attempt to organize an former i'm serving police officers as well as members of the shop damari and the french military to launch

so st rayleigh has gone back on his word and changed his needs. do the thought to know yo, an alliance means transparency. it means predictability. it means clarification. it means talking to each other, not hiding, especially on a central issues. so all this is not been forthcoming, and we will have to talk about it. why wasn't it forthcoming? the french president, i'm sure he'll of being trying to keep abreast of news coming out of france on friday. the published in the, the big newspaper that the policy on that a right wing qu, attempt against my cons. government had been thwarted by security services. now from that reporting in the french media, it's understood that disgraced right wing politician remy. there was behind this. now mr. de is been under arrest and is being investigated on the suspicion that he had tried to organize a tax on vaccine centers. these reports suggest he was also trying to orchestrate a coup against a manual. my cons. governments involving current and former offices from the, the police force the john tom lee and the f

so st railey has gone back on his word and change this needs to talk to nadia. an alliance means transparency. it means predictability. it means clarification. it means talking to each other, not hiding, especially on a central issues. so all this has not been forthcoming and we will have to talk about it. why wasn't forthcoming? it was quite the day for both presidents before this meeting at the french embassy in the vatican for a manual marconas. the news coming out of france concerning a disgraced right wing. a been politician who's accused of having being behind, trying to organize a cou to overthrow a manual. my god. now his lawyers and his team deny everything that's being leveled against him, plenty more to combo throughout the g 20 over saturday and sunday. i'll be here in italy, bring you all. busy of the latest here in office hours. are peter all of a reporting then our spokesperson for republicans overseas in france does say that biden's remark about being clumsy is a massive understatement. we can just notice that we're in trip has already been a hum

r mart changed to mon felisa. valinda site has st. rezani the 2nd day of mass rallies to police officers were killed in the hor, on friday when they were run over cheering confrontations to protest as also died now, unrest and s with teeny, is left thousands of people killed and injured over the past few months. african nation, which was known as swaziland until 2018 is africa, is lost. absolute monarchy, but protest is a demanding democracy. king mister t must, which he has ruled the country for more than 35 years. he's consistent with this is called for, but it's chloroform and coding of his powers. pro democracy protest began sweeping the country in june and july. the initial demonstrations were crushed by the police and the army with 27 people killed in one week. now, another round of protest is interrupted. the swaziland democratic nurses union says bertie nurses were injured and a bystander was killed when the army and police opened fire on their raleigh for better living conditions. meanwhile, the government is accused demonstrators of causing damage and the economic losses were a

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that is different rollout than any vaccine we've seen thus far. st what do you think that might changeof the virus? how do you think that may change the dynamics of our epidemic heading into the winter if kids can get vaccinated under age 12. >> there is still not a lot of kids in pediatric hospitals and icus due to severe covid-19. that is a relief. in some cases we're seeing 4% of hospitalizations in places like idaho represented by pediatric cases. but that is the rare exception. that is the great thing. it will help stop the transmission of covid-19. we know that toddlers, young children can have this virus as easily as older kids. i'll caution, caution here. we're still plateauing. we need to still remain vigilant. >> i want to ask you the last time we spoke you were deploying as -- your service with the air force reserves. working as an icu doctor. you were just starting that work. you were doing your training. i want to ask you how that went if can you tell us at all how the deployment went. >> absolutely. you know, we were actually stationed in p southern ohio. but we were actu

st sine malesre being pell. there ha't be a change in t policy, regarding.ust auestn of the childr, unaccompand children tt have been pressed d situated with sponsors or family members already in this country. juan: have you seen a difference in how officials treat mexican children who are foununaccompanied at the border? eddie: i failed to mention, all mexican unaccompanied children are immiately expelled back into mexico because it is right there next-door. so the process for children that are fleeing the same conditions the same existence in the ctral american countes, these children are being sent back to mexico in that regard. that has been the same policy since obama was in place, and the trump administration was in place. mexican children are not getting their due process. amy: eddie, i'm going to ask if people behind you can come forward and say their names and their loved one who is missing, and as you organize that, i want to go to lisa malomot, codirector of "missing in brooks county ," an astounding heart rending, heartbreaking film. talk about w

but change could be on the way. guy's and sted to hundreds of people in england over the next three years and could significantly reduce the number of trips to hospital to treat severe pain. the moment that a new drug comes that is approved to be used, ourjob is to make sure we can do a deal that makes that affordable and then get it out as quickly as possible. sickle cell disease is the world's most common genetic blood disorder. it mainly affects people from african and caribbean backgrounds. there's a one in four chance you will have the disease if both parents are carriers. most sickle—cell patients need to be regularly monitored in hospital, and that often means being given morphine to manage their pain, but the announcement of this new treatment could be life changing, reducing the number of times a patient needs to go to a&e by ao%. but senior health campaigners say this should have happened a long time ago. people have said to our staff, "oh, this is a black person's disease, unlikely to affect me." but i think race has

st investigated -- have it investigated. the brain is most plastic in children from age 3 to 12, early interventions work, you can change cognitione the right strategies in place early on. trey: mary and brooke. i will say it to you, if you want to change the world, teach, god knows don't go into politics, or go to law school. teach. thank you to you both for trying to change the world. >> thank you. >> thank you. trey: now for something i love. your questions. and these questions will stick with our education theme, starting with hannah in new york. >> hey congressman advice for high school student who wants to be a doctor. trey: yes, do better than i did in mag and scient, you can major in any field and go to medical school, you need to be proficient in math and science, it is an amazing profession. i wish i was smart enough to be a doctor, i can't wait to see you succeed? that. turning to patrick from san pedro, california. >> i have a older son that is already a sophomore in college. now i have my middle son getting ready to go to college. what are some tips for parents as nest gets empty. trey: netflix, separate televisions

st. paul and a hospital in the neighboring city of minneapolis. what led to this shooting is still unclear. investigators are working and trying to determine a motive. so many lives changed last night. people went out in the city of st. paul. it was a nice night there, a saturday night. they we out to have a good time, and the heart of downtown st. paul and this happened, and for some perspective, this all took place about a block away from the excel energy center. for those of you familiar with the twin cities, you know the ex is where the minnesota wild play. there was no game, of course, yesterday, but this is an area where people come to have a good time, hang out, walk and celebrate with friends. fred fredericka. >> thank you so much from chicago on this st. paul shooting. cnn law enforcement analyst anthony barksdale will hopefully be joining news a mom. we just lost that signal with him. he served as acting police commissioner with baltimore. probably seen him quite a bit on cnn. his expertise is invaluable. when we try to re-establish that connection, we'll bring him back. >>> we've got so much more straight ahead including promising signs in america's fight agai

st. john's most of that is national park will it stay that way or can they change that?here is very little private land there. >> i'm not entirely clear what you're asking about the oil and gaspi leases but typically oil and gas once they get out they do continue for extended periods. they have to be captain progress made. as far as the national parks in general that's an easier question. only congress can decide with the accepted donation of land to change boundaries and typically national parks were very popular. theyf tend to see there was a recent push last year the great american outdoors act with a maintenance backlog that is being addressed and currently a push with the biden administration to ensure all americans have access whether a national park or state or local but it is unusual for congress to try to shrink or selloff. that would be a notable event the federal government on 640 million acres of land so layou will see that exchange and you'll probably see that in utah so when that was creative on —- created there was the land and those are supposed to benefi

police are st to manage inequality and stop people fighting for progressive change.to those political leaders, white as well as african-american, who say that the abolitionist movement is not realistic. that's a majority of people in the black and brown community still want policing to protect them? derecka: i have lots of things to say to those people, especially the black ones who are dismissive of abolition as an outside edge o -- aggit ier. routing in black feminists like angela davis, just trying to clarify what we mean when we say abolition. the second thing i would say is there excited to point to statistics about black people using police in their neighborhood, but when we look at black people demanding more resources for education, jobs and their community, universal health care, those political leaders are not usually interested in using statistical support for black communities for those progressive causes. what happens is that there is a devaluing and divestment in resources that black and brown, working-class people demand in their neighborhood and then

st. louis cardinals. >>> andrew wiggins has been vaccinated. steve kerr says wiggins changed his stance and will be allowed in all home games this season. dubs play preseason opener in port lane closures tonight. >>> new york city public school employees are required to have received at least their first covid-19 vaccine. the new mandate goes into effect as children nationwide are facing higher covid infection and hospitalization rates. >>> in washington today is the deadline for state workers to show they've had their shots. a study found unvaccinated americans are eight times more likely to test positive for covid. dr. fauci said on face the nation mandates make sense. >>> developing news, a major oil spill in southern california is polluting water and beaches in orange county. crews on the water and on shore are trying to limit damage from a slick covering 13 square miles on saturday a broken under water pipeline connected to an oil platform leaked at least 126,000 gallons. now darkened waves and black globs of tar are coming in with tide from huntington beach to newport b

change are backing on . they say that we get our legitimacy from the st. therefore, we are not going to dissolve the cabinets. we're not going to, it's been military and we are demanding. and we will continue to the election. so the fact that the detentions have been rising. so i couldn't see i to i on many issues, has led to what the prime minister i just these ago said a crisis that is the more dangerous to dance transition. all right, to have a move in their life for us in the sydney's capital caught him. he, bye, thank you. so how exactly did sedan get to this point? well, in december 2018, thousands of people in the northeastern region of barbara protested against high unemployment poverty and corruption within days those protests but to other cities, including the capital cartoon. in april 2019 de millage removed president bashir from 1st after nearly 30 years in power with 4 months later. and after occupations of excessive use of force against protest, as the military agreed to form a civilian lead transitional government. while the new cabinet took

so other stray tear of st. president. trump, then president trump imposed no sign that the u. s. administration is going to change that there despite repeated calls from a number of businesses who are believe i'd be suffering from that particular trade tariff, a policy that was instituted by the trump administration. so very important though, from both leaders to keep the lines of communication open to avoid any of misunderstandings as it is put that might occur. mike, it was a 6 hour meeting between the 2 top advisors to we know anything more about what else was discussed during that lengthy meeting. well, reports appeared to indicate that had carried her covered a wide range of issues. all those issues that are seminal to the problems impacting the us china relationship at the moment. it was discussed, for example, the issue of human rights and the u. s. alleging i try and the carrying out human rights abuses in particular with regard to the treatment of the ethnic minority wiggers and also discuss the issue of a china's relationship with ty, one, it's increasingly aggressive attitude towards tie one as the u.

change on the eve of cop26. over 20 cathedrals took part, including durham cathedral and st pauls in london.ells to sound a warning to delegates in glasgow. lawyers for prince andrew have accused a woman of trying to "achieve another payday" at the duke�*s expense. virginia 6uiffre says she was sexually abused by him as a teenager. prince andrew has always denied the claims, and has now asked a judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. after months when he has appeared to want to ignore the civil lawsuit brought by virginia 6uiffre, prince andrew has now instructed his lawyers to fight to clear his name. the queen�*s second son has been accused of sexual abuse when ms 6uiffre was i7—years—old and thus a minor under us state law. in papers filed in new york last night, the prince�*s lawyers have asked a court to dismiss the lawsuit or to require ms 6uiffre to provide a more definitive statement of her allegations. the court papers state, "prince andrew never sexually abused "or assaulted 6uiffre. "he unequivocally denies 6uiffre�*s fals

change, on the eve of cop26. over 20 cathedrals took part, including durham cathedral and st pauls in london. we'll find out how the g20 summit, the fishing row with france — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening, in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are benjamin butterworth, late editor and senior reporter for the i, and john stevens, deputy political editor at the daily mail. lawyers for prince andrew have accused a woman of trying to "achieve another payday" — at the duke's expense. virginia guiffre says she was sexually abused by him as a teenager. prince andrew has always denied the claims, and has now asked a judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. after months when he has appeared to want to ignore the civil lawsuit brought by virginia guiffre, prince andrew has now instructed his lawyers to fight to clear his name. the queen's second son has been accused by ms guiffre of sexual abuse when ms guiffre was 17—years—old and thus a minor under us state law. in papers filed in

change anytime soon. this area of low pressure pulling up moisture. looking at heavy rain now by middletown, calistoga, stle. moderate around richmond. lighter on the peninsula, south bay not much. that will be later today, into the evening. looking at upwards of five to seven inches in the north bay, three to four inches in the east bay, and an inch and a half in the south bay, so be careful. the gusty winds will be with us through the afternoon. the front will not go south until about 3:00 in the afternoon, so the second half of the day will be the east bay and south bay. it will wind down tomorrow afternoon, getting back to average toward the middle and end of the workweek. liz: good to know. we will continue to practice. thank you for joining us. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. we will continue at 9:00 a.m. and have an update on the storm for you then. thank you for being with us and have a great day. when i heard about the science behind the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair i was super excited about it. it shows that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help r

collaboration talking who well, i know water versus yet every day we change water every gets all the fruit trees on the property. so no waste it harder for st. proof with little land for industrial agriculture, damien and jo. believe the backyard food production is the best way for barbados to eat more sustainably. and to cut the rising cost of importing food. fuel boys up today or food was up to see him tain. so was better than to try to feed yourself before your house. just as we want and they are. so this is where you come for the ceiling. yeah. this nursery run by the phillips family is another link and damian's network suited to modern let us. so this is baby lettuce. ok. ceiling. and their operation is almost entirely of grid and help notice in listed under pretty impressive turbines. these guys are on the forefront when it comes to self sufficiency and run in the in the rear by spreading the seeds of a grow your own movement. the family hopes to help islanders become more secure because you go to the market. forces of vegetables is very expensive. let us squash . we've all your more cucumbers. ok. so we're going to go back in there a

st. joe's health care ham. in hamilton, in canada, he says that this new drug could be game changing in the fight against cove. it one of the big parts is it covered. 19 pandemic has been the health care utilization amongst patients who get covered 19 and, and eventually need a hospital bed or critical care bed. and so the ability to mitigate that with a potential oral molecule is really game changing. you know, as the disease progresses, as we learn to live with the pandemic, our ability to make health care systems function low keeping. this is a predominantly outpatient disease, is becoming more and more important. drug like this is a nice adjunct to what we have in vaccination to really again make sure those vulnerable members of society, particularly those who don't have access to a vaccine or may not get vaccinated, have a way to mitigate some of the serious complications covered 90 watching out there, ally from london still ahead on the program, living on less than $100.00 a month. a recurring story from the streets of london and when 80 percent of people now live in poverty. generation wasting away, ris

. >> thank you is an excellent policy changed we know will benefit many people. we need to expand it to st. louis, my home and across the country as we develop further reform. what other examples of changes has fema made or intends to make will improve equity in disaster relief? can you give me some examples? >> the other examples i would give is we also changed the cost threshold for determining whether or not you would be available. these have a fixed dollar amount for that threshold that it's hard for homeowners with smaller amount of damage and eligible for the programs. now wet have at a cost per square foot which is really starting to affect our lower income populations until they become eligible for the direct housing program. again just one small example of how it taken the cookie-cutter approach we have had in the past and make it unique and specific to the individual's needs. >> thank you, thank you. the biden administration has an initiative by selecting programs to be piloted under the affording program. it's the whole of government to make sure you work with the same communiti

change, on the eve of cop26. over 20 cathedrals took part, including durham cathedral and st pauls in london.tes in glasgow. at least three people have been killed by security forces in sudan following mass protests. it follows the military coup there earlier this week. hundreds of thousands have demanded the restoration of a civilian—led government. anne soy reports. thousands of sudanese are on the streets in the capital and other cities. they chanted in praise of the revolution two years ago. protests like these helped bring down then president 0mar al—bashir after three decades in power. these protesters are back on the streets to protect that revolution, they say. "may freedom live", they sang. freedom from military rule — a strong statement against the monday coup. 0rganisers called it the million—strong march. defiance against military rulers who declared a state of emergency across the country. but these civilians responded by staging protests from even before the coup was confirmed — and against all odds. phone lines are down — even short text messages weren't going through. there ha

change your government to put in place. the policies that we have here in the united states. okay, st. paul, back over to to broaden we're talking about the accountability on this. you know, what is the account by g feel comfy? you mentioned that you don't think that all point 1700000 migrants have been given full actual ability to come in. but they are, they're being led in do you feel like they have been accounted for and that what is the legal responsibility of the united states for their safety and for knowing who they are down the road? well, i think it's 100 percent of the legal responsibility of the american government to figure out who is here and who is not here in terms of the illegal immigrants here . look, i don't even think that they know how many illegal immigrants there were before this caravan before this, this administration with the 1700000 that have arrived. i think the, the claim was always $11000000.00 or so. i think it's more close to 30 or 35000000 in process. it's been many decades of this has been going on. so it's not at all surprised that this will be the cas

st. helena, 26 miles per hour. that same wind will continue tomorrow. temperatures will fall some more, especially inland. tomorrow afteronthe system thate changepushing into the pacific northwest.itnhanced ourd the wind, certainly bringing some rain to our north. visibility down to seven miles in half moon bay. be careful tomorrow morning if you have two drive and commute. 60's on your temperatures right now. a live look as we look toward san francisco. you can see the fog layer there. good air qualities in few days, just like it was today. you get a chance to enjoy. looking at san francisco. morning clouds, fog, patchy drizzle. a slight chance of a couple showers friday, best chance in the south bay. not expecting showers for fleet week festivities tomorrow or thursday. cool and breezy on friday. we are looking at less cloud cover, fine flying weather by sunday. your morning temperatures are falling. mid 40's to the mid-50's. the coolest spots in the north bay valleys despite the cloud cover. you might want to grab the jacket before you go. tomorrow afternoon, breezy pattern. upper 50's around half moon bay to the mid-70's in fairfield. antio

st. louis. the 59 now in the bottle. but things are beginning to change.y and that was enough to just warm us up and now we're beginning to see little bit of a sea redeveloping outside and that means a likely bring some fog in overnight tonight. now other parts of the country. they wish they were just worrying about that. remember the storm system that came through the bay area last weekend. well, it's been modifying a moving across the country causing problems back to numerous tornadoes across texas yesterday. now couple actually touching down in florida and we're not done this storm system really just getting going. it's going to work its way up toward the northeast as it does, it is going to cause some problems here. we're seeing and on shore when you notice here shaded in green here. they're going to likely see some coastal flooding that on shore breeze, you get some rain, get all the water trying to get back into the ocean. all of a sudden you've got some issues there will see storms to go along with that. some very heavy rainfall right up across the

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changed in the early 1960. the key case, sort of the breakthrough case was a case called st. john dixon versus alabama state board of education. what happened was st. john dixon and some other black students at alabama state college engaged in a sit in. they went to a courthouse. this was in montgomery alabama. in this courthouse was an eating facility that was segregated. they sat in to protest. the governor of the state heard about this, calls of the president of alabama state college and says throw these students out. expel them. and the governor made it clear that he meant business that unless these students were immediately expelled, the institution would be put in danger. the president expelled them. they fought back they took the university to court, they took the state to court. they lost in the federal district court level.then they appealed their case to the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit. the court of appeals reversed and it said these students were at least, the students were entitled to at least a hearing. it's not clear they're going to pre

this is that policy change that we know will benefit may people. we need to expand it to st. louis, my home and across the country as we develop further reforms. what other examples of changes that fema has made or attempted to make that will improve equity in disaster relief, can you give us some examples? >> the other example i would give is that we also changed the cost threshold for determining whether or not you would be eligible for direct housing. used to have us -- at dollar amount, which left homeowners with a smaller amount of damage ineligible for that program. we changed it to cost per square foot which is helping affect our lower income population so they become eligible for our direct housing program. it's one small example of how we took this cookie-cutter approach made it unique and specific to the individual's needs. >> the biden administration launched important initiative allowing to disaster programs to be piloted. to ensure that federal agencies work with the states and local communities to deliver a minimum of 40% of overall benefits to front line communi

changed. although these things have not been unknown but in popular life and culture, these are things that are very much contested. >> we very much appreciate you joining us. i stow you are planning to celebrate winning a nobel prize for literature? >> at the moment, i am planning to just enjoy the honor that has been awarded me. yeah. just feel good. everyone i have heard from has made me feel very happy about this moment. >> warmest congratulations and many thanks for joining us live here on the bbc. now, let's turn to texas. a u.s. judge has temporarily blocked a new law there that bans women from having an abortion. the judge granted a request from the biden administration to prevent any enforcement of this new law while the legality is being challenged. let's begin with this. >> it was a 113 page ruling. robert pittman sided with the department of justice. "from the moment sb8 went into effect, women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways protected by the constitution." this is in line with what we have been hearing from legal experts that the substance of this ban really cannot be squared with the current president

speculating about climate change while there's underestimates in things, and they're those reducing investments and nick starts of industries. there should be a smooth transition in st. petersburg russians, top energy officials and the most senior management ad gas from russia's energy giant will be joined by the ceo's of the likes of unit per and winters hall. germany's energy behemoths and also the heads of the international gas union and also the world energy council. it will be up to them inevitably to tame the market . now, one of the solutions many in europe are currently counting on is the launching of north stream to the project as real hope for many major players in the industry. but you may also remember that it used to have and actually still has many enemies, both in the region and also across the atlantic in america. it has the potential to undermine the interests of ukraine, poland, a number of other close partners or allies. they know i have issued a fine against gas problem and 5 companies involved in the building of the north stream to gas pipeline. we speak is one voice with bonds. the nostrils to pipeline is unacceptable and represents the danger