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. >> some cold temps. not that much crab but speaking of white things, the snow, the tons of it. >> i mean that that is great stuff up there to see just a return of some more normal snow around the bay area in the high country and looking good across the sierra nevada. this donner summit. you see the snow line. donna right now on more of that on the way they're going to get a little bit of a break. everybody is headed up there right now sneaking up on one up. the roadways are open in clear. chain restrictions on i 80 near 50 for tonight as we're going to see staying nice and wide open in the weather cooperating, at least for now. but how about this. just a few days ago we were talking about a percentage wise only be in the teens for normal amount of snow in the sierra nevada. now word a 100 to one percent in the central sierra nevada 99% in the southern and 91% in the northern sierra nevada and we are seeing some major storms on the horizon. we're going to be adding to those totals coming up. here's a long

today testimonies about 5 to -- temps about 5 to 6 degrees warmer to start the day and temps gettingere will be plenty of sunshine today. a chance for showers come in tomorrow. carley: thank you for sharing that story with us, that people have hope in the area and that's good to see. rick, thank you. ashley: the tunnel to towers foundation has broken ground on the let us do good village in florida, a community of mortgage free homes for veterans, gold star families and families of fallen first responders. carley: frank siller is here with us. it's an honor to have you with us this morning. tell us about this community that is under construction right now. it seems like such an incredible idea. >> first, i want to say our prayers go out to all the families that were hit with these devastating tornadoes. tunnel for towers foundation, we will do something for that area. but yeah, we broke ground on the first let us do good village, st. francis said, brothers and sisters, while we are here, while we have time, let us do good. it's the perfect name for the village. we will build over 100

numbers range from the 40's in the tri valley to the 50's right along the east bay shoreline north bay tempslow 50's. yeah. bill stinson beach in point raise being your exceptions in the upper 40's a look ahead of next 7 days will temperatures certainly are changing much. this forecast remains unsettled showers return tomorrow afternoon. lingering into early thursday, friday and saturday. we're dry before rain returns sunday night into monday. back to you. >> thank you, john. a mountain lion was spotted in san mateo. this morning along oak valley road. the homeowner says it ran onto the driveway and then quickly disappeared into nearby woods. little hard to see there. but authorities are reminding people of the usual advice. if you encounter a mountain lion, don't run away. make a lot of noise to try to scare it off and never approach it. still ahead, a 45 how a local woman is helping children affected by violence in oakland. >> and after the break, the cost of your cocktail might get a little higher this holiday season. inflation hitting your stores alcohol. all. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪

burlingame at 71 redwood city mountain view palo alto and san mateo each at 72 south bay temps.o saratoga and los gatos each time for your warmest of spots at 74 degrees low 70's for most of the east bay oakland richmond are in the concord in the upper 60's moraga. you'll be there too. antioch 66 a little cooler further inland. you're more exposed to that inversion in the central valley that's keeping things kind of cool and foggy out that way. now tomorrow's temperatures will start our trend of set 60's after the 70's. we've been in the midst of those stay around through the weekend into next week. so there's what are you mentioned monday night into tuesday morning that slight chance of a few sprinkles, better chance of actual rainfall, not the beginning of next week, but the beginning of the following one. that's when this pattern change can really choose which things up for us. something that at this point is very welcome right now. john, thanks for been busy this morning were seen accidents out the year and were seen. >> one southbound one. oh, one at 92 west here in san mat

there's some very cold temps. we could get some thunder stars.tle days are little short. angles of some little low. but you get enough cold air and instability and i mean you could destabilize the atmosphere pretty fast, and that is that's all snow around mount hamilton's. i mean, they are just getting just hammered there with a lot of snow. loma prieta had pretty good rain. incheon the third mount diablo, almost an inch saint alina itself, not mounting. only just say lena 90 to 100 san jose had a third of an inch really, though it was about a oakland 8 80 corridor. castro valley down to hayward, also over to the east bay, dublin, danville castro valley at an inch and a quarter davenport's along santa cruz over an anti union city at heavy rain 90 to 100 danville freeman in their mill valley three quarters san francisco three quarters in oakland had just about two thirds. there's some very cold air loft atlas peak in napa county is 39. diablo is 31 boulder creek is 39. diablo 31 of the northwest wind. 2 36 mph forties on the temps or some very low

now tomorrow's temps start our trend of 60's. that is going to take us to the rest of the forecast. and next week does look a bit more unsettled and cooler than this week has been rain. seeing residual delays along because we just had a hot spot here. >> they were able to clear. so 80 north bound south of all don't aisles road. i was saying to 38 or his very boulevard for alternate. but again, now they've clear that you can get through. you just are seen slowing there traveling for the east bay into the city. a little under 19 minutes. we had a stalled vehicle there. an uptick in traffic so are backed up to about the foot of the maze heading across towards the peninsula little under 15 minutes for your drive time. how before pretty slow 56 minutes traveling from one 60 to 2.42 darya. james, back to you. thank you. ray. 7.18 and for your money this morning. tesla makes it official. the headquarters are moving to texas and the bay area was very charitable last year. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. i j. >> hi, good morning to that's right. so residents of t

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freezing temps and heavy fog did nothing to stop skiers and snowboarders from hitting the slopes at the mountain high ski resort. while the drive was clear, the winter storm will change for the return home. >> coming up here, it was pretty mellow. no snow. >> no snow at all. >> getting home will probably be more tricky. >> come prepared. the road gets bad and they don't always get it plowed in time. make sure you pack the chains or have ur wheel drive. be prepared and smart. >> with a few days left for break, school aged kids said fr it sure does look like a lot of fun. >> it really does. it makes me want to take a trip but i will wait until the drama is over. we have been talking about thousands without power in the area. i think we'll just hang on. >>> over the next couple days, it might be a good time to take the drive. with the snow having fallen and cal trans has done a great job starting to improve the conditions. maybe you want to wait until friday, tomorrow, or this weekend, especially when you see the snow report. let's look at kirk wood. we will spotlight one of the numbers. i

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now where temps in new orleans, houston, atlanta running as much as 20 degrees above seasonal averagess where you expect the 50s. in the northeast, some changes on the horizon. a couple of disturbances push through. another one on tuesday with a few showers and cold enough in the interior portion of say pennsylvania and new york where there are some winter weather alerts where there are ice secretions possible. generally a quarter of an inch or left. it could exceed or get up to half an inch or less. notice the western u.s., it is an absolute mess. significant snow into the higher elevations. heavy rainfall, even for southern california. temperatures as cold as 2 degrees in billings 267892 in seattle and in the 80s in south texas. guys? >> thank you. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> good monday morning, this is ea"early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm paula reid in for christine romans. >> so great to have you. time for our top stories to keep an eye on today. another 700 flights in the u.s. already canceled today driven by staff calling out sick and snow in the pacific nor

the story of one election worker, not a high-ranking person, literally a woman who was hired as a temp, temporary election worker getting paid $15, $16 an hour. she was hired in fulton county, georgia. and she, along with her family, endured a -- an unbelievable campaign of harassment and intimidation because president trump himself accused her, personally, by name, of having stolen the election from him in georgia. this story should be ringing a bell for you. we've covered it a few times now, when president trump called georgia's republican secretary of state to pressure him to overturn biden's win, when rudy giuliani went to the legislature to pressure them. in both instances they were fixated on an out of context video clip they insisted showed the election being stolen. they said they had video of election workers in atlanta, black election workers naturally, stuffing suitcases full of illegitimate ballots through the counting machines. they accused those election workers by name of committing crimes. on that call with georgia's secretary of state, trump used the name of one partic

if you're saying here, wow, look at these temps. >> we're going to talk about the sierra conditions in a moment, but here a taste in the bay area. one term we're going to have to get used to is wind chill. that's the wind temperature and wind speeds that feels like temperature we say sometimes. right now feels like the upper 30s. even oakland feel likes 39 degrees. loss gates, 37. colder morning temperatures on the way as we head through the end of the week. >> colder than this, 37 and 37 here? >> yeah, upper 20s and low 30s. >> we're talking about snow at the lower elevations. what elevation are you talking about? >> you look towards hillsburg you're starting to see more white on the radar. that's color coded to temperature and precipitation. beginning to see more snow down to about 2,000 feet. and we have been talking about this now the last couple of days. this polar surge. it's down the street. it will be at our front door by tomorrow morning and you see how the snow starts to pick up. mt. hamilton could see another foot of snow. around the san sta cruz mountains. mt. tam also coul

look at morning temps and next chance of rain in seven minutes. >>> east bay neighborhood going all outlp a family that >>> do you recognize this girl? oakland investigators need help finding kayla peterson, she was wearing a blue coat, baggy jeans. family says she likes to skateboard at diamond park, laurel elementary and b.a.r.t. station. call oakland pd. >>> los gatos mom was back in court, accused of hosting alcohol-fuelled sex parties for teenagers. shannon o'connor, supposed to enter a plea from charges ranging from child abuse to sexual assault but the plea entry was delayed for her attorney to review the evidence. prosecutors say she hosted numerous parties for teenagers including her son at her home, encouraging them to get drunk and sexually assault other teenagers. parents, los gatos officials and local police were told of the allegations. why didn't they act sooner? hearing from the whistle blowers who spoke with candace lin. >> it was so sophisticated. >> she hurt my daughter, will be forever part of my daughter's life. >> reporter: say that o'connor used booze, sex and to

howard: and we're back with cath temp and leslie marshall. -- cath temp. would seem more statesman-like. a self-professed lame duck is not going to be able to rally the country. >> right. that's the argument against it. but his argument was people are concern about this even when they're saying he's not, and the more there's a will he run or won't he run, that prevents a new face from saying, hey, this will be our next candidate. especially because kamala harris is the most unpopular vice president in recent history, even less popular than mike pence. he made that point as well. you know, obviously, this is not the kind of speculation you normally have when you have an incumbent president in his first term. you normally don't have that. so it's going to be different. and whether that's a distraction that's bad or, you know, would be worse as a lame duck, that's up for debate. howard: that's not going to be happen. but what does it say about the media view of the president that there is all of this skepticism just 11 months into his term? >> and we wonder w

she came in as a temp worker. as an election worker. after that call, the head of the elections in fulton county said the harassment of these two women got even worse. quote, and it just kept going. well, now a new lawsuit the women have filed against the right wing website that first publicly identified them in that lawsuit they claim at least on two occasions strangers showed up at the home of one of their relatives and tried to push into the house to make a citizens also, on january 6th, at the same time trump supporters were in d.c. attacking the u.s. capitol, a crowd in suburban atlanta was attacking ruby freeman's house. surrounded her house on foot and vehicles shouting at her through a bullhorn. by then thankfully ms. freeman herself had fled her house for an undisclosed location. she fled on the advice of the fbi and did not return home for two month. her daughter changed her appearance dramatically and avoided going out in public. ms. freeman closed her business. it's the stuff of nightmares. you're going about your life doing

everybody is out >> weather whiplash from sizzling temps to a rare white christmas. >>> the omicron variant is driving a new surge of covid cases, hospitalizations and death and causing a nightmare for travelers. millions of americans are trying to get home for the toll days now. more than 2,000 domestic flights were canceled after crew and staff called out sick. >> an omicron surge in the midst of a travel crush partly to blame for another spike in flight cancellations >> they said the reason why the flights were canceled was due to crew availability. >> more than 2,000 flights wiped away j jetblue canceled 10% of their flights. that's a huge amount of people inconvenienced i think it is fair to call this a meltdown >> american and delta you saw many flights >> kind of difficult pretty much just regular christmas flying >> how worried are you with covid spreading like wild fire >> it is like a sign >> lines in testing is in overdrive. >> we've obviously got to do better things will improve as we get into january but that doesn't help us today and tomorrow >> the fenway and college bowl gam

it is cold, ready for the tip it let ready for the temps. alright, here we go.ake a look at him because it is about as cold as it gets for this time. we are looking at forties across the board here. santa rosa is only 42 degrees, the city's 45 oakland, the warmest if you will, which is even warmer than livermore and san jose. now let's get to the snow. that's been the big story, david rubin says epic i mentioned epic and stellar, well epic works. tahoe blizzard. i'll say we'll show you some totals in just a second. thank you, david and maria says hi, steve moran. i love the snow picture. followers are tweeting simply fabulous picks. thank them. i appreciate each and every one of you sending me the pictures. they've been fabulous. keep them going. how about the total december snow so far barrio with 220 north star 213 homewood tools six palestinians 1 99 sugar bowl. as 1, 93, kirkwood, 1, 74 and bear valley for december has picked up 156 inches of snow, and there's a little bit more to go. central sierra snow labs had over 202 3rd snowiest ever not just december,

. >>> snow and rain, and freezing temps, nbc's bay area robert honda joins us from livermore, where people are getting ready to beat the cold weather. i feel like i am finally ak acclimating. but it's cooler than i'm used to. >> reporter: there's a lot of choices for portable heaters at the ace hardware store. jason dewitt is working on his heater strategy. >> i saw they had some of the propane top directionals that i may come back and get to replace the older ones. >> reporter: is this unusual for you to be doing this? >> no. it seems like every year, looking for new heaters. >> reporter: the manager says choose your space heater carefully. >> the heaters we're having a run on, are the oil-filled heaters. they are more efficient. >> reporter: is there a mistake people are making? >> maybe not accounting for the doors and the windows in a room, only going off of room size. >> reporter: we saw a run on pipe insulation. >> i have a lot of exposed pipes. i also bought some other insulation for going around the faucets, things like that for outdoors. >> reporter: plants will also need a little

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so tonight into tomorrow morning, we're about to have some of the coldest temps of the season that'sl further and further. now the bay area's in the midst of 3 waves of moisture today. the first we're in the midst of now. look at this. you've got a brief break from the rain until late morning, early afternoon. you're going to see some sunshine not going to last for long be prepared for this mid afternoon. we'll start to see another round of heavy rainfall push right through and it's going to do so really quickly. so be prepared for that around noon. -p02:00pm depending on where you're at in the bay that could also come along with a few areas of thunderstorms developing too. you'll see a brief break from the rainfall right around your evening commute and then it picks right back sunset and look at this towards 10:45pm. tonight, snow begins to fall in mount hamilton on up towards mount saint helene, a snow level lowers even further up in the sierra nevada and we start tomorrow with some snow in upper elevations and some heavy pockets of rain fall. so tomorrow's rain isn't going to be a

. >> but it's rain-driven cold temps. >> here's a preview of the night temperatures. places like the inner bay, inner valleys could be the coldest places going back to 2017. regionally speaking, it's a big deal, especially if you head to the sierra. 10 degrees in south lake tahoe. we could see a wind-chill factor up there in the sierra that could be below zero at times. very tough conditions across the sierra. >> they finally reopened 50 last night, 80 eastbound. people really want to get to tahoe. they're on christmas holiday break. should they go? when should they leave? >> little bit of good news. we still have to get through another storm. the winter storm warning for the sierra has been extended. the snow levels are still pretty low. that's a while that cal trans is going to have to open up the roadways. less snow and hopefully clearing, and sun can get on the road ways. the temperatures are going to stay really cold, may not get above freezing on friday. >>> another great resource. the nbc bay area app. you can get access to our exclusive radars and the forecast

those chilly temps mean low snow levels. we already saw some snow on the ground at mt. diablo today. look at that snowman with a carrot as a nose. people try to dig out of multiple feet of snow. let's bring in rob mayetta on what to expect. people try to dig out of there, and people who want to go up, they can't go. they're stuck here. >> we'll probably have to wait through tomorrow, and then wednesday and thursday i think we'll see better conditions around the sierra. in the bay area, showers cleared out. not all the showers have moved out. the doppler radar picking up a few showers in the santa cruz mountains. and the color-coded radar which we don't often see, the white and purple here show snow. i'm seeing a few snow flurries at times, more around hamilton, but the best batch of showers here lining up, dropping down out of the north. as we talked about the last few days, this will be the coldest air we've seen so far in the fall and winter, dropping out of canada through the pacific northwest. it's down the street right now. by tomorrow morning it will be at your fr

temps stay cool with lots of 50s for the daytime highs.'ll get through this and it will be beneficial for us. >> this is so great compared to even last year when we didn't have any of this. >> we were so desperate. we only had maybe an inch and a half by this point. now we've seen 16 to 18 inches for some in the north bay. >> what a change this year. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, getting home for christmas. what airlines are doing to keep people safe and covid free. stay with us. >>> welcome back. a couple of high profile lawmakers are urging joe biden to implement a vaccine man state to fly domestically. diane feinstein and eric swalwell are calling on the biden administration to require proof of a covid vaccination or a negative test for all air travel. they say it would address concerns passengers have about flying. we did speak to travelers at sfo today. >> i think it's okay. i mean, it's okay if they -- the fay're vaccinated, they're vaccinated. if not, they just have to prove a test. but i don't feel people should be forced to get

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everybody is out having a great time >> reporter: weather whiplash, from sizzling temps to a rare whiteistmas. kathy park, nbc news >>> the texas attorney who argued and won the roe v. wade case has died. she worked as an adviser on women's issues to president carter weddington wrote a book on roe v. wade and taught courses her death comes as the high court is considering a mississippi case, widely considered the most serious challenge to the roe decision in years. she was 76 years old >>> tributes are pouring in from all over the world after the passing of archbishop desmond tutu he was instrumental in the overthrowing of apartheid in south africa chris clackham has a look back at his extraordinary life. >> free at last. >> reporter: bishop does mohammed toutu was recognized i the world for his fight against apartheid in south africa. in 1984, he received the nobel peace prize. hi used the church as his base of power in his battle for freedom for south african blacks he said he would never force the pat porks blacks were forced to carry. he was always looking for ways to improve the li

temps right now in the 40's and 50's. it is cool.g a few raindrops, a few -- a beautiful view -- hang onto your ceiling -- steering wheels, it is because he out there. wet and dusty tonight, showers tomorrow, dry saturday -- friday and saturday. cold nights. an atmospheric river is setting up late sunday into early next week. current system is a level two through tomorrow morning. the ground is already saturated from the recent storms. adding rain, moderate to heavy at times could add to flooding at times. up to our north, a better possibility of snow. the heaviest rain, 6:00, still in the north bay, 7:00, same for in -- vicinity. at 10:00, we are going to see moderate to heavy rain tubing through, tomorrow morning the in commute will include what roadways. -- wet roadways. give yourself extra time. by noon, it is gone. in terms of rainfall totals, not as much as the previous storm. looking at about .11 in san jose to .9 in napa. higher elevations will pick up more. winter storm warning with windy conditions in the mountains. the war

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also going to be looking nice clear and dry. 30's and 40's for your current temps to you're at 39 degrees. berkeley 42 oakland and san mateo, each sitting at 44 degrees right now. later on today. it will but all about the low 50's staying dry staying mostly sunny nice day. just don't forget that extra layer. don't forget to switch on the steering wheel, warmer as for your roads, there are also nice and dry. look at this means to freeman street easy peasy 7 minutes. we are going to be seeing probably not as lot of cars today, just like we've been seeing all week so far. so enjoyed that little break from the traffic this week between the 2 holidays. san mateo bridge easy. 12 minutes for your richmond center fell bridge just a truck out there. that's all i'm seeing right now. it's, you know, traffic is low. 90 minutes from 37 to the tolls and not a car in sight at the golden gate bridge. well. >> john, president biden in just a few hours and now he will hold a call with his russian counterpart, wladimir putin this afternoon in a bid to de-escalate tensions over ukraine. more than 100,000 rus

you have all the reason in the world temp feel well protected against severe illness, but i would have a conversation with people around you as well. that is just something for you to do. i cannot tell you there's a 0% chance that someone who is vaccinated could potentially spread this. it is a lot more rare, but it is important that you have that dialogue or get some antigen test if you need to. just be considerate about it, but, yes, around the holiday paid -- the holiday table this year, we will be partying like it's 2019. >> yes, definitely. thank you so very much. you know you are a big star to us, but we have to get you out of here for the movie producer. >> i will kick myself out for that. >> we have a movie producer coming hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have

all of this moisture goes down into been tempe lake and alpine lake alpine lake in particular, this summere dry. it is now filled up with water. now here are in at last check. the reservoirs are at 96% for this time of year. east bay mud says that their reservoirs are at 59% of full capacity. the santa clara valley water district in the south bay says that the reservoirs are at 37.3 9% of full that is minus anderson reservoir, which is currently being kept dry as it needs a seismic retrofit on the dam there and hetch hetchy, which is san francisco's main water supply. is that 72% of full capacity last year in december. they were only 61%. so things are looking much better for san francisco, then even just a year ago. now the rainy season officially ends on april. first, there's a long ways to go lot of moisture could still fall or things could turn dry. as for what this means for water use restrictions will have to wait and see here in marin. you currently can't do any outdoor irrigation. you can't fill pools. but there are rumblings that some of those restrictions could be east. they're a

then now assembled in one temp. and the title sources are installing infrastructure, suggesting an extended stay. that could mean it will be weeks if not months before they can cross these hills and return home. tony chang al jazeera. on the time, ma'am ma border. the fallen president of south korea has been released from jail part. good, good. hey, has served almost 5 years, but more than 20 year prison sentence for corruption. president means i gave jay and gave the 29 year old a special pardon last week. south africans are paying their respects to our bishop justin to to is. but he lives in state for 2nd dead cape town. people are passing through saint george's cathedral where to do preached and served as archbishop for a decade. south africans lined the streets to say their final goodbyes to the anti apartheid leader who are railed against white rule in the country. as we teach who died on sunday, 890 pseudo will be held on saturday. italian government is committing billions of dollars to transform one of your l

overall usf arizona state dons legend bill cartwright and tempe, arizona to take this one in second halfy two when khalil shabbas drives the lane gets the bucket and the foul. he led the dons with 20 points. but here's your ballgame dons down, too. with 14 seconds to go, dimitry rooney is fouled while he attempts to three. rooney would go to the line hits the first two and then with ice water in his veins rattles in the third. that puts us f by one last chance for esu. inside of four seconds here. arizona state with the chance mary and jackson misses the three and the rebound , no good. usf hangs on escapes with the one point win 66 to 65 dons beat arizona state for the first time since 1977 and julian greg usf a very impressive 11 and one on the season. mary you see, baby? yeah thank you want to ask you really quick before you go 49ers closing in on that playoff spot? they have a short week this week. yes you know, four days or three days rest, and then they go to tennessee to play on thursday if they win that game against the titans, who lost today? they are probably going to clinch th

we are going to see the temp just come down rather dramatically. and those wintry conditions continue. now it's still looking rather wet across the southeast corner and the south west. we've got rounds of rain rolling into the iberian peninsula, so it's looking rather wet for western parts of portugal. in particular, we could see some flooding here. it remains rather wet for lisbon through the weekend. now for spain, we've got some of that rain touching in. it's going to be cooler up in the north, but warm down in the south. and as we head further east, it's largely settled across the mediterranean wise up for greece. but we're still seeing that heavy rain across cyprus and wintery mixed blowing in across turkey. but a lot of that wet and windy weather pushes off to the east in the days to come. now to the north west, we've got some fog warnings out for island. it's more settled in the north of britain. we are going to see the wet weather arrive from the mid week in the south, and it's going to get a lot more wintry across central parts of europe.

and in fact, from monday, a number of german states have intro, high temp was fixed and these include among others limiting private gatherings, up to 10 people. and that is 10 people who have either been vaccinated or who have recovered from cove at 19. the government has also shut down club, don, se news and other such public gatherings. not this comes amid a spate of demonstration against the covert restrictions happening in several cities and towns across the country. several 100 people were wasted at protest that took place in carrying the linen author in one foot. and in the latter venue police, they clashed with potatoes and it became quite violent with police wielding battens and fire and pepper spray into the crowd. while petitioners whose rocks and stones, and sat on the police were about to show you rather disturbing images in which a 4 year old child was accidentally pepper sprayed by police. after her mother took her to the demonstration. the now the mother there had to appear before a judge and thus comes as the police complain that and to vexes are increasing the using m

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that bests our normal temp by about 20 degrees. linsey? >> greg, thank you. >>> we turn now to that breaking news. a fatal shark attack off of a california beach. here's kaylee hartung with the latest. >> reporter: it happened in morro bay, north of los angeles, in an area of the beach known as "the pit." police and fire crews getting the call just after 10:30 this morning after the male surfer's lifeless body was pulled from the water, first spotted by a fellow surfer. >> morro bay, morro bay harbor patrol, unresponsive, north pitt and embarcadero road. >> reporter: the surfer's identity unkknown at this time. the director of the harbor patrol telling abc news the bite appeared to be consistent with that of a great white. authorities quickly posting signs warning families to stay out of the water. the last fatal shark attack in san luis obispo county was nearly 20 years ago. a woman was swimming with sea lions when she was attacked by a shark. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> we turn now to the pandemic. omicron cases rising at an exponential ra

that if we temp planned flight and b, lufthansa chief was angry at the european union, he says that the company would have to carry out a 2000 empty flights to follow e rule and not to move landing slots at various airports. while climate friendly exemptions were found in almost all other parts of the world during the time of the pandemic, the e u does not allow this in the same way that harms the climate and is exactly the opposite of what the commission wants to achieve. meanwhile, these bodies to, for those who are planning the holidays across the atlantic, the 2 biggest american airlines, delta and united, have cancelled around $200.00 flights according to the carriers. the reason is a spike in only concave bases and to quote, an exhaustion of options. and resources, this follows a call to the us authorities by the delta t o who off to cut quarantine for fully vaccinated people to 5 days from the current. tim, these developments come several months after the fi. oh, of another american eylandt. southwest ordered his employees to be fully vaccinated against by the same. let's take a