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stay at home, stay indoors. this morning kentucky governor andy beshear reported more than 20,000 people across his state are without power. at least one person has died as a result of the storm. the governor joins me now. governor beshear, thanks for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so, first of all, i wonder what the biggest threat to your state is right now in the midst of this storm and how are you handling it? >> well, we have two major threats, the first is bitterly cold temperatures. this morning windchill is up to negative 30 and some places across kentucky and you can get frostbite very quickly in that type of temperature. it's going to stay in the, you know, negatives with windchill for the next couple of days. the second piece is the roads continue to be treacherous. it's not as much of the flash freezing which we were able to avoid with significant preparation, but we have just enough snow to where gusts of 40 to 50 miles an hour can create blizzard-like conditions very quick

i can not stay silent anymore. and however, the, the change, the, the major change in the country of her m waking up the 24th of february in the morning and seeing with them out with mass arrests. and every last her independent media being shut down or we understood her does was a major change or we're living in a different country with different rules. you say you were living in a different country, but you lived in a country where president putin had invaded unoccupied crimea, in 2014, he'd fuel the war in the dumbass where some, 15000 people had died. so february 24th was a continuation of what had gone before, wasn't it? it was fully in line with the trajectory that his administration had been following . expanding russia's borders, clumping down on civil liberties at home, and killing enough political opponents for the rest to get the idea that that much had to be clear, wasn't it as possible? or when or with the crimea? not one person died doing or to take over the crimea. and her, i throw the question back t

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stay safe and stay warm.f breaking news house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the us capital released its full report on thursday and the report runs to almost 850 pages and is in the culmination of the committee's investigation of more than 1.5 years including more than 1000 interviews. it was looking into donald trump �*s actions on the day the house was stormed. we will bring you more on that a little later. israel's longest serving prime minister, benyamin netanyahu, has formed a new coalition government — the most right wing in the country's history — with controversial plans to expand jewish settlements. israel occupied the west bank after the 1967 war with its arab neighbours. since the election, violence around settlements in the west bank city of hebron has increased. from where our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. the markhiya family say they feel under siege from israeli settlers. here, we meet children far too familiar with fear and violence — as we found out.

stay inside, stay safe. luckily no lightning associated with the cold front.are seeing are dense pockets of rain continuing to track to the east. notice how there is such a big change in the matter of the next two hours. at that point we see partly cloudy skies, even sunny conditions heading into the evening . by tomorrow a very similar set up. scattered showers are hit or miss tonight. really it's an isolated event if you see one. rain totals are expected to get anywhere up to one inch your napa. half an inch calistoga. south bay, very impressive numbers across the board. over one inch of rain in fremont and even san mateo. we do have more rain around the corner heading into saturday and sunday. friday, that is a break. if you have outdoor plants, friday's the day to do it. when gusts up to 35 miles per hour in oakland. hayward close to 30 miles per hour. it's gusty across the board but let's take a look at this. the flood advisory the national weather service has been issued to 11:00 to all of the south bay. keep that in mind , it is a gusty, cold set up for

and you know, it could be said on the one hand that they stayed there they are pro-russian if they stayedhere are actually a lot of circumstances under which people stayed there because they had to, they had no other choice, and that's why i think that the majority still remembers what happened there but uh, how is it? bye bye, some kind of calm life is coming quickly, uh, people are getting used to the fact that they don’t live there yet, yes, i visited around us, they aren’t even being built again, and uh, you see, this is also the problem of some of our regions . i don’t want to with specify but in us people you know very well those people who, er, with such an opinion, there were wars and er, a pity for mariupol , those people, er, there were and she remained for them, it will be much easier for her to just not pay attention to it, if it is destroyed buildings, then you should be it's good if it's really called that for us of course it's scary i have no idea at all i stay and live on but understands that it's not for me to evaluate somehow and condemn well that's always such a questio

. >> stay home. but advocates for workers say for some regular sick leave amounts to only 3 days a year and they fear faced with losing a paycheck, infected workers will stay on the job. they're going to come to work sick. they're going to and in fact, there the customers co-workers, it's bad for the business and that for the economy. should the current covid-19 surge be worse than expected and extend into the new year? there's always the possibility. state legislators could once again past covid-19 sick leave legislation. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a controversial military vaccine mandate is being lifted as part of the newly passed national defense bill. this includes a nearly 5% pay raise for service members and boost spending on defense programs by 10%. some lawmakers wanted to reinstate the thousands of service members who were fired for refusing to get vaccinated. but that amendment failed the biden administration was against removing the military vaccine mandate. president biden has not offici

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nate| vandermeer, to stay warm for us, anh do stay safe.y safe. it's a similar story injapan, where heavy snow in the north and surrounding areas has left more than a dozen people dead and at least 80 injured. over 10,000 households have also been left without power, according to officials there, and the meteorological agency has warned that snowstorms and high waves along the sea of japan coast could lead to snow drifts up to 60 centimetres deep. the us secretary of state antony blinken has said he is deeply concerned that the taliban's ban on women delivering humanitarian aid in afghanistan will disrupt vital and life—saving assistance to millions of people. the new rules stopping women from working for local and international aid agencies comes just days after women were banned from studying at university. the un has also condemned the move, saying it would violate the most fundamental rights of women. the bbc world service's south asia regional editor, anbarasan ethirajan, told us more about the international reaction. the un has strong

people are being told to stay home to shelter, to stay out of the weather. but the big concern, as we saw on that report is of course for the homeless populations, particularly in cities. we've seen authorities offer emergency shelters and warming centers to try to get people in out of the cold. people are also making use of libraries and, and of course transportation, public transport as well to stay out of the cold. but really, jared, it is hard to prepare for a situation like this. and again, what most people are trying to do if they can is to stay inside. that's dw, see me. so i'm a scandal braving the cold there in washington. stay warm, see me. thank you. well, winter storms have increased in frequency and intensity over the past 70 years. this is according to research from the us global change research program. earlier i spoke to climate, it's a brian con and asked him if this current, severe way there was an anomaly, old part of a larger pattern. i mean, this is an extremely unique story in the sense that it is not just very cold. does not just the w

stay safe, get vaccinated, get boosted. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> it was pretty scary. the house was like you through a bunch of stuff in the blender and take it on, that's what the inside looks like. >> power still out for thousands of people after the earthquake in humboldt county, we talked of those trying to make it through the frigid night. >>> the latest twist on twitter, elon musk says he's ready for somebody else to take over.>>> new worries for the giants after the team put up millions for a new superstar. >>> good evening, we begin with our continuing coverage of the deadly earthquake, a 6.4 magnitude earthquake this morning, there are still big problems tonight. >> the brutal chill of the damage left behind, that is what people are dealing with. the ground is also shaking for your shocks. the original quake struck off the coast of ferndale, some 200 miles from san francisco, at least two people were killed and 11 others hurt, cracking roads and littering roads

it stayed in use without much change for many, many years.ation of king george vi was the first time the cameras were used outside and the broadcast was watched by about 50,000 viewers. however, it was the coronation of his daughter that really brought television into our homes. 70 years later, many millions of us watched the queen's funeral on smart tvs, phones, laptops, or on huge screens around the country, demonstrating just how far technology has moved on. but now, let's go back before the time of television to the very beginnings of the bbc in 1922. of course, way before television came radio and what do you need to broadcast a voice to the nation? you are going to need one of these. and one of the most iconic mics ever is the bbc—marconi type a and when i say iconic, it is an icon. literally. one of our colleagues, joe leates, really, really loves this microphone so we sent him to the archives to see what he could dig up. not many are around these days, especially ones that work, as it became tradition at the corporation to empty the i

staying with deaths. staying with international news and russia's defence ministry say three of its military personnel have been killed after a ukrainian drone was shot down over an air base hundreds of miles from the ukrainian border. the kremlin says they were hit by falling debnsin says they were hit by falling debris in russia's southeast region. it's the second attack on the military site this month and raises concerns among russians that ukraine can get past moscow's air defences . past moscow's air defences. keith has not commented on the incident . the uk's rail networks incident. the uk's rail networks have been at a standstill today as members of the rmt union held strike action overpay. hundreds of trains usually run on boxing day, but they were all cancelled. 20,000 eurostar passengers were also forced to make alternative plans as it cancelled all services to london, paris, brussels and amsterdam . the uk health amsterdam. the uk health security agency will stop publishing covid 19 data early

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we call on everyone to stay in ukraine.here is already information about kyiv. two private houses in darnytskyi district were damaged, a fishing enterprise in holosiivskyi district and a playground in pecherskyi district were also damaged, the kyiv city military administration reports, stay in shelters stay in shelters not only people in the capital but all over ukraine please do not ignore the warnings on ignore your own alive and healthy, and we will continue to talk about the situation in lviv . andrian gudnyk, deputy of the lviv city council, mr. andrian dobrogo good morning to you good morning if he is good glory to ukraine what to hear now in lviv perhaps you have more information, we provided information officially now from kozytskyi and america of the city of andriy sadovoy there is no smoke over the city but it will be heard there were three good explosions in different areas of the city according to preliminary information it is working air defense, but unfortunately in the region there is a hit to the critical in

we will stay with ou. with you. we will stay with you. president _ with you. we will stay with you.y i with you. we will stay with you. president zelensky is| with you. we will stay with - you. president zelensky is only the second wartime leader to address congress since winston churchill in i9ai. he will return directly back to ukraine after the significant, if short, visit, to prepare for the next phase of the war. nada tawfik, bbc news, washington. anastassia fedyk is finance professor at berkley�*s haas business centre, and founder of the economists for ukraine advocacy group. it's good to have you with us. one point a $5 billion sounds a lot and it is a lot of money. what will barta achieved? the most difficult part of that is the enhanced military capabilities with the patriot assistance. but within the last two months as russia has gone even more indiscriminate in the targeting of civilians, going after ukrainian infrastructure. i have relatives in ukraine who sometimes get city for an hour during the day even though they are far from the front lines, next to romania. it's a

so. >> you've got to stay warm. make sure you're prepared if you have to go outside, if you don't have to go outside, if you have the option to work from home. >> stay home. back to you. oh, my goodness. all right. thank you, sarah. get back in. ncp can dry out just a little appreciate her braving the elements for us. yes. >> alright, doctors say that they've never seen so many sick children being admitted to the hospital as we're seeing right now. yeah, the high numbers are forcing some elective surgeries to be put on hold. >> kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look at what's happening. >> i'm really i'm working hard to try to manage all of these children. stanford pediatric critical care physician, alan schroeder on the current crisis facing so many children. the surge is forcing pediatricians at stanford to temporarily hold off on elective surgeries like knee surgery. doctor schroeder says most of the children seeking emergency care at stanford are the very young, but not all. yeah. most of what we're seein

i simplyjust had to go and stay there.ld's greatest ever footballers, george best, honed his skills. here in northern ireland the saying goes "maradona good, pele better, george, best. he simply walked the ball into the net! what a goal! united in the lead. he was a key part of the iconic manchester united team that in 1968 became the first english side to win the european cup. president of the european union football association handed it over. and it all began here in belfast craigie estate where fans now have the chance to stay at his childhood home. hello, you must be peter. i am, welcome to george best house, come on in. thank you very much. wow! an so, this is the main room. the bests would have lived in this house from 19118 so we have recently put the house back to as it would have been an 1961 when george first went over to manchester as a 15—year—old in search of fame and fortune. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? itjust came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the

ilya yashin did choose to stay in the country, why? choose to stay in the country, wh ?ntry, wh? . ., why? yes, correct. he is one of the most _ why? yes, correct. he is one of the most committed _ why? yes, correct. he is one of the most committed and - the most committed and consistent people, one of the most outspoken critics of putin's regime, and one of the bravest people i know. and i wasn't surprised that when all of us were asking him to leave the country and when we were telling him how dangerous is to stay, he chose to stay in the country, to share the risks with other russian people and continued telling the truth to the russians, and he continued his anti—war activity, and his words were very loud, very accessible, was very appreciated by many, many people in the country. so i am very proud of ilya, but at the same time very sad and worried about him, and i agree with him that this sentence of 8.5 years is very optimistic, the regime is very optimistic, the regime is not going to survive that long. by attacking ukraine the kremlin has expedited its expiration

what she is staying is there is _ capability. what she is staying is there is a _ capability.is staying is there is a concern - - capability. what she is staying is there is a concern - and - is there is a concern — and there are others saying it — they may be some sort of quid pro quo and that russia may perhaps in return consider offering iran some weapons, considering its strengthening the weapons capability which is a bigger concern for the region. a bigger concern for the re . ion. a bigger concern for the reuion. ., a bigger concern for the re . ion. ., ., a bigger concern for the reuion. ., ., , ., , region. the other iran star is the continuing _ region. the other iran star is i the continuing anti-government the continuing anti—government demonstrations. the continuing anti-government demonstrations.— demonstrations. what is the latest? marches _ demonstrations. what is the latest? marches and - demonstrations. what is the | latest? marches and protests have continued after the execution of a 23—year—old. the first execution that the islamic republic conducted of a pr

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stay tuned to the forecast.istmas period, whereas further south it stays unsettled. the this is bbc world news. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories. train passengers in the uk are hit with a rail strike on the last weekend before christmas. queues at beijing crematoria and school closures in shanghai as virus cases soar after the lifting of china's zero—covid policy. ukraine has restored power to almost 6 million people after massive russian strikes against its electricity generating system. and croatia defeats morroco 2—1 in the third place play—off — at the qatar world cup.

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stays with us on into tomorrow evening friday.ee some sunshine between the clouds before friday night into saturday. brings are very heaviest of rainfall. that's definitely not the day to plan out anything outdoors. sunday showers continue. before we see things winding down into early next week. rain arrives on. thank you for that. happy. we're going to miss the rain for tomorrow's commute. that's always a good thing. >> traveling along 5, 18, 80, a 17 minute ride. if you're taking. 24 wannacry down to 5.80, just under 14 minutes. you can see we're finally at 14 minutes heading into the city. thankfully, no accidents, but the meteor lights are still on 13 minutes, 80 to 101 san mateo bridge. the south bay want to one heading up. 43 minutes. 85 into menlo park for you. well, 2.80, definitely moving much lighter. and her down towards know pete is about 34 minutes as you can see for nice and light. 14 minutes, antioch, into conquered. if you're taking 6.80, things are a little slow traveling to pleasanton. 43 minutes. it's doubling f

staying with the telegraph.o see how albanians it is very hard to see how albanians claiming i sent them when they come from a demonstrably safe country. i want to put this one to you benedicte. 50 country. i want to put this one to you benedicte-— you benedicte. so this is interesting. _ you benedicte. so this is interesting. it _ you benedicte. so this is interesting. it is - you benedicte. so this is interesting. it is not - you benedicte. so this is interesting. it is not a i you benedicte. so this is - interesting. it is not a surprising statement by the governments and the prime minister. rishi sunak has been talking to these albanian counterpart and they want to try to set up a fast—track process to send back albanians who they feel are coming here to stop first illegally, and secondly across the china. and there has been a huge increase. we know that the increase has been. they have been 12,000 migrants from albania that's average the uk so far this year. the said less than 13% have actually managed to g

people are being told to stay home to shelter, to stay out of the weather. but the big concern, as we saw on that report is of course for the homeless populations, particularly in cities. we've seen authorities offer emergency shelters and warming centrist to try to get people in out of the cold. people are also making use of libraries and, and tra, of course, transportation, public transport as well to stay out of the cold. but really, jared, it is hard to prepare for a situation like this. and again, what most people are trying to do if they can, is to stay inside. that's dw, see me so my scandal braving the cold there in washington, stay warm, see me. thank you. someone who looks a little bit warmer is our next guest. brian khan, who is a science writer who club is covers climate change. he joins us from new york city . bryan, thanks so much for your time. this is being called a once in a generation storm. is this an anomaly, or is that part of a larger pattern? i mean, this is an extremely unique storm in the sense that it is not just very cold. doesn't

we'll stay on the story.y coming up, twitter censored a anti-shutdown scientist from stanford university the very same day he joined twitter. now we'll stay on this story, elon musk teasing a new round of twitter bombshells showing how twitter censored information about the pandemic on an even larger scale. and this transportation secretary pete buttigieg caught flying around the country on private jets funded by you, the taxpayers to lecture you about climate change. grover norquist, he is the president for americans for tax reform. he is on "the evening edit" next. ♪ trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help

thank you for staying u i relief. thank you for staying u- late relief.for us, although - relief. thank you for staying up late for us, although i i up late for us, although i think you might have been up anyway. scientists in the united states announced they've overcome a major barrier in their bid to produce an almost limitelss source of clean energy — with what's called nuclear fusion. it could have huge possibilities for the planet snd for generations to come. the us energy secretary announced the news. last week at the national laboratory in california scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it is the first time it has ever been done in a laboratory. anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. earlier i spoke to melanie windridge — chief executive of fusion energy insights and she explained exactly what fusion is. fusion is what is happening in the sun and the s

staying with this news.hat even after today that argument will continue. it is difficult to argue with the statistics. we hurt so much of this today in the last hour, a three—time world cup winner. i think it was summed up perfectly earlier when we heard that there are so many superlatives of this man, it is very difficult to exaggerate the influence that he has had on brazil, football, sport, we have heard that he is the first global superstar of football. it is important to remember that came at the age of just 17 when he helpers opened in 1958 pro cup. in sweden. it is beyond the goals and triumphs and facts and figures. i think it is about the moments that will stay in our memories and of course all the memories and work that he did off the pitch. we heard from nemar on twitter, he gave a voice to the pooh twitter, he gave a voice to the poor. also a great quote from wind he said pele played football for 22 years and in that time he did more to promote world friendship and fraternity than any other ambas

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but for pubs like this one, the cost of staying open all day are rising. enough staff to keep the doors open. the barn pub is not alone. a new survey from the british beer and pub association, seen by the bbc, found 86% of pubs are considering reducing trading hours over the winter. 85% are considering closing completely on one or two days of the week. it's warned that more support is needed otherwise many more businesses will be forced to close, notjust temporarily, but for good. these are really difficult times for our pubs. they're making extremely difficult decisions. they want to stay open and provide that warm place for their consumers to come into this winter, but at the same time, they're experiencing soaring inflation and eye—watering energy bills, and these costs are really eradicating any profitability whatsoever. the government says it has introduced measures to help hospitality firms, including with energy bills, although a decision on extending that support will now not be made until the new year. it's also introduced relief on business rates

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but staying on the mild side for england and wales. see you later.o viewers in the uk and around the world. the headlines. ukraine endures one of the biggest russian attacks since the war began causing damage to the national grid and civilian areas. this crater was likely the point of impact, and the power of the blast destroyed these cars and all the houses here with personal belongings everywhere. israel's new hardline government is sworn in — with benjamin netanyahu becoming prime minister, for a record sixth time. the eu's health agency says testing travellers from china would be unjustified despite a huge surge in covid cases there. police raids in the uk as albanian drug gangs are accused of exploiting the channel migrant crisis.

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people have been asked to stay in shelters. pope francis asks people to pray for his predecessor, benedict xvi, who he says is very ill. the vatican says benedict's condition has worsened in recent hours. the former pope stepped down in 2013. more than 60 people have been killed in winter storms sweeping across north america. it's described as the "blizzard of the century". thousands are still without power and there is widespread travel disruption. italy is the latest country to tighten entry restrictions for travellers from china due to soaring covid infection rates there after beijing relaxed containment measures this month. those are your headlines. you are watching bbc news. good to have you with us. now, the travel show. hello and welcome to this very special edition of the show, coming to you from the spectacular valley of the kings here in luxor in egypt. if you were watching last week, you'd have seen me unearthing the story of how tutankhamun�*s tomb was discovered here 100 years ago this year. well, it's such a breat

stay safe and try to stay dry. we will talk again soon. >>> to san mateo where foster city is passing out sand bags to help property owners pressure system he vent flooding. residents and businesses can take up to ten. the sand bag station will be open through the rainy season. >>> when it comes to power outages, we know they're coming. pge has equipment at different yards around the area in case the wind knocks out power. utility says it is paying particular attention to the peninsula where a lot of customers could be impacted. but we are seeing pge customers already dealing with power outages. check out the outage map. there are 623 customers west of hills burg and winds are in sonoma without power right now. the power company says power should be restored around 7:30 this morning. >> reporter: a reminder, if you need a place to stay warm, santa clara will have several warming centers open during the day. santa rosa will have one overnight through saturday. we have a full list of bay area warming centers at kpix.

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we have certainly seen stay after day after day.th the clear skies we've been seeing during a morning, stu. >> it feels pretty predictable at this point, clear, calm and cold mornings followed by some pretty sunny and mild afternoons golden gate bridge. sure does look good right now with all the sunshine beaming down on it right out there at the coastline, we are going to see freeze warnings continuing through 09:00am this morning. they'll expire after that point up until tomorrow morning when it's right back to them. we go so bring those plants that are frost, sensitive indoors, cover your pipes, of course, bring the animals inside and keep them cozy with you where we're at in the bay area. skies are clear. also up into the sierra nevada, we've got roadways cleared out really nicely up there at this point. so an excellent weekend for heading up and enjoying all that fresh new snowfall. high pressure ridge is really keeping the west coast in general dry. so if you are traveling up and down the west coast for this weekend before chri

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