because uh, we can see that the despite the words of to include is ation that east coast. and the we, we don't even know who is leading to here the, in the country, many groups, many entities. we can say that everybody, those people doing sometimes whatever they want. and there are so many particular events, the, particularly the events of aggression, no, probably of the discrimination of aggravation. they use the tools icon as mostly though the protection. it's impossible to be one story we've been following. here are the top diplomats from ostensibly christian nations, germany and friends. visiting the mosque is meeting the new hates t. s. leaders. how early in our par, as indeed any other nation in the west made any attempts to contact you and offer offer support to the christian community? no, no, we are really, really, really good. it is like is because of the next iteration. everybody says, i mean, those are people coming from european nations or from western nations or from either the conditions. they say everything is okay. it's in the beginning, it's celia the, in

our system shows that more tiny a monte pushing across to will send a go west of weather will be across the north coast just around that western side of the mediterranean for the east. the metal base generally try over the next couple of days of some wet weather, winter weather, spinning after greece to the western side of the key. i made a lot of quotes across the array being peninsula highs here in don't have 20 degrees celsius on quite a keen smile, which will ease off by wednesday. a still i had done all the 0. the message here is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increase the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to post impeachment proceedings against vice president served to turn to spanish legal leaders. and i think i'm gonna try and have set a new club rack or find out what the cheese in support coming up with the after daring political come back. and the decisive election when donald trump is set to return to the white house. joining us for an in depth look at trunk policies, how they'll affect americans and the world. trump 2nd term analogies here. in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we suppose

maybe lice may be chatted because uh, we can see that the despite the words of the thing is ation that east coast. the russian armed forces continued to liberate some more and more territory as an es people's republic on a daily basis and members of this special repairs and maintenance. the units are instrumental in helping the russian army positive visits. a russian army field work so little yes, with conflict with soldiers of great equipment to use the phone. the is very good morning to you. this is all see international with the latest global news uptake is great to have the company. we're starting in syria this uh where the top diplomats from gemini and phones paid a recent visit on behalf of the you with hopes of turning a new page and ties are posting on friday's top level talks. local media chose to the the image of the german foreign minister. lean up, the bulk of official reason has been given some point to the german diplomats closing. she chose to wear trousers ons. we'll go covering her head decisions which conflicts with islamic nunes, h t s. leaders, however, have denied, seeking to

may be then chatted because uh, we can see that the despite the words of thank goodness ation, that east coast the from must go to the world. this is archie. hello and welcome to then use our ukrainian forces. have attempted a brick through a tuck and rushes crushed region where buffalo something ongoing since keeps trips in faded last august, the russian defense ministry stays the push is being repelled. at around 9 am aiming to stop the russian offensive in the cook region. enemy forces attempted to counter attack in the direction of bed and settlement with an assault team including 2 tanks, a pioneer vehicle and 12 and vehicles carrying troops, artillery and aviation of the north, forced grouping, carried out strikes against the ukrainian assault group. 2 tanks, the pioneer vehicle and 7 and the vehicles were destroyed. the operation is ongoing . meanwhile, the us secretary of state has confirmed that washington started providing weapons to key of months before russia launched its military operation. in 2022 or 2 senior correspondent broadcast the it has been looking into what's being revea

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out power lines and brought some very strong gale heavy rain as well as still lingering around that east coast, pushing out from new south wales towards a queen's and is not just out east, but also out west. we have got a tropical fi icon working its way slowly west. it is expected to clip into the north of w a of the next few days, bringing some very heavy rain gales. and of course, very stormy conditions to the seas before the south and will essentially though it is a story of heat sink temperatures continue to push up in alice springs. but also full puff, where we all see a severe 2 extreme heat waves. we have a look at the temperature chart. we could see 42 degrees celsius on choose day. so very hot indeed. now it's not as hot in new zealand has been a bit of a dismal summer, but it's looking well settled if you showers here and there, but also some sunshine through on monday it's much west to across southern parts of south east asia, in particular, indonesia, on sunday, a unique here in danger. biodiversity lies in the heart of one of those tropical jungles. there was a lot of nice inform

but behind that, all of a sudden, boy, the whole pattern change as high pressure builds in along the west coast and that big dome of high pressure settling in that means east coast could see those temperatures plunge will be talking about the polar vortex. a good part of next week. it's a much colder weather coming their way while will be basking in sunshine. and everybody's going flock to california. all right. here's long-range forecast models. you look toward the coastline and there you go. the 7 through the 11th of january and you can see the area shaded in brown here. that's a well below normal precipitation in the forecast from that time and above normal temperatures expected during that period as well. tomorrow you can see some clouds. you're seeing mixture, some sunshine, but really comfortable numbers outside about 66 degrees in san jose. 65 in fremont should be about 60 in santa rosa about 62 degrees in downtown san francisco. so a nice day to be had all around the bay area. not a bad start. the new year, some rain is expected on friday morning. drying out, though, by the afternoon, worried about that first weekend in 2025, i think we'll see a lo

coast ports. whether that is in dollars over time. -- or in time. jonathan: shifting product to the west coast, you have to bring that back to the east coast or gold coast. there are additional transportation costs with mitigation strategies that they are putting in place. scarlet: in the past you have encourage president biden to weigh in on the strike discussions, for the labor discussions, to prevent a strike. what is your understanding of whether he has done that and whether the incoming president is involved? jonathan: divided administration continues to monitor the situation and talk with the parties. president-elect trump has been engaged to a degree. there was the social media he put out about a month ago after meeting with the ila. the transition team paying close attention to this. if a strike does occur, it could go on while he's being inaugurated. a big issue for him to be paying attention to. scarlet: what is the number one thing you are watching for to give you a sense of whether things are going in the right direction? jonathan: make sure the parties stay at the table and continue to negotiate. the only way they will get a deal is if they

recently, the cloud systems that close at eastern side of queensland that was the east coast, things were really pump limits a cold front that's rolling through the bite that will slide its way towards victoria. going through i later on wednesday pushing i which was at east the side of toria melvin at around 20 i celsius. so long as you find for the china, so low, the potential for that right to come through. and then it will freshen up behind the north, some big storms up towards northern positive w way in particular. and around the top hand them all the same as we go on through wes stylus are fresh or whether into the se 21 full melvin good tennis weather here . then we're looking at still some showers. i have to was the east coast and quite a risk when setting up here as well. how does that new zealand allows you to? i want it to show us into the north island, but pleasant summer sunshine coming through it so winter sunshine. meanwhile, for china and the cream potential out, modest one, the top temperature in so we'll snow into west and areas of japan, less wise. but as we go throu

you know that storm that we're just talking about that on the east coast and in. >> head across the ohio valley. these are the cold temperatures up in canada and you can see we're talking about -15 in some spots. >> all of that cold air has dipped down into the u.s. because the jet stream is taking a dive to the south. so that's why you get temperatures and this is not a wind chill. this is the actual temperature. wichita, kansas right now, it's 8 degrees. even if you head to atlanta, georgia below the freezing mark right now sitting at 30 degrees. you have to go to miami. if you want 70's. so there is the system that's bringing all of the snow to dc that you just saw. still kind of working its way across. but guess what? that's not the only thing that's happening. so you can see where all of these winter weather advisories. winter storm warnings are up across parts of the country. certainly right there along the mid atlantic right now. look at futurecast. once that system pushes out, take your eye down to the south around dallas, texas. there's the next one coming in on thursday and loo

and also he brings up another interesting point regarding the recent drones strikes that we saw on the east coast in the united states. and he says that these are good, rigid propulsion systems powered aircraft. and that only china and they, you was have the capability and have the capacity to operate them. and the set up the us have been doing. that's why that's history. and now it's time apparently behind those recent drawing, the types of drones sites, things i should say. and he says that it's really, really dangerous. and that poses the most national security threat, the most serious ones, because of the speed themselves and unlimited payload capacity. and he claims matthew levels, worker in those notes that he's son, so that popular blogger, that they can actually park them anywhere on the east coast, including the white house. so this is some scary stuff, potentially for the united states. so is it true? is it not? we don't know, but of course you will have now the mainstream media and government officials saying that he's some madman suffering from needs. he is the so even if it is true,

that move here. and we do see this cold air settling into the midwest southeast, ultimately east coast a lot of folks places like chicago 27 degrees and then that cold air continues to settle in by tomorrow morning. it is 7 degrees in chicago does ultimately there warming up to 11 degrees only. right, so some truly cold air that's going to be kind of sticking around into monday morning as well suddenly negative one degree in chicago. this is also the case there in washington, d.c. right we see those temperatures really begin to drop sunday still 40 degrees, a little bit of mix of rain and snow. and then you see those temperatures continue to fall suddenly 22, 25 degrees and by time into monday evening 12 degrees if so some really truly frigid air settling in on with that on top of all of that, folks across east coast countrily also dealing with some rain and some snow that's currently marching its way across the country. particularly there into portions of new england we're ahead of that really cold air not a ton of snow and snow currently coming down and you're looking at spots where ut ultimately s

which to because it doesn't look like you got going last couldn't figure the one that's used option east coast velocity. yeah. you just nice to look into all the the as the year ends, the incoming trump administration continues to believe it can end the conflict in ukraine. trump and his people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult than starting a war. the problem is moscow cube, and washington wants different outcomes. the in february 2022 ukraine, the game, the world's number one new story for ukraine, new brand, new credit, ukraine crane pressure, truth invited to crane and england prospective ukraine suffering from russian lagrange shows. replacing the main stream media and the nightly news, reciting, clean developed scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing using the buzz words of this as a threat to our democracy. when you see 10 different channels a exactly that sentence, you know that it's the central intelligence agency script. the role of p r firms in ukraine, throughout europe and into united states really can be overstated if it's quite differ

some some delays only because of the fog here, but also that snow storm in the east coast will talk about that as well. and we'll get some advice on how to stay safe >> the santa cruz wharf is back open to the public after a partial collapse last month. the closure did for several businesses to shut down. and joining us now live is the city of santa cruz is director of parks and recreation tony elliott, thank you for being here this afternoon. so the work is back. open happened over the weekend. how are things going since then? >> yeah, we're excited to reopen the war on saturday morning to a couple 100 community members and visitors to santa cruz. it's been a busy weekend. the weather's been good. it's beautiful. we're happy to be open. on behalf of the 20 businesses, roughly 400 employees on the war, just super grateful to be this point. very happy to open and welcome everybody to come. visit. >> so how's the process of repairing the worst? because that's sort of how we got here in the first place is there were some bad storms did some damage in this. the second storms came in, knocked

that. and then what is open nation, east coast, the there's just going 5 pm here in the russian capital woke up, we were catching the news from today. this is all too well these days is all about shaping narratives for the public. you mind me. my point is spinning his own, claiming african, and he does have some glossing to frank paris for house thing you had if, despite it, being fresh troops ordered to leave that supposed to be falling through france is not retreating, and africa is reorganizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i'm in a good position to know is a non communicable disease of humans. but i will say it for all the african rulers who have not yet had the courage, abuse of either public opinions to say it. none of them would be a sovereign country today, if the french army had not deployed in this region. chad has been one of those rejecting the crimes claims of a

the rose parade started, obviously, as a promotion for southern california, that people on the east coast can't grow roses and flowers, and it was a way to really be a booster for southern california. obviously, that's changed now. there's less flowers grown in the united states. now, virtually all of the parades, roses are packed on planes and flown in from south america. we export about $1 billion a year. alejandro martinez represents rose growers in ecuador who are also battling the effects of climate change. bushes to grow more stems. youe would say that's a very good news, but not necessarily. that's what happens because you can actually read a stem, but it may not bloom. okay. that's the effect of the warming part. so far, climate change hasn't been an insurmountable hurdle for the parade to march on, but float decorators have started to notice the impacts. mid-december. i do, i do start getting things that this didn't happen or this color couldn't come in, or they had a freeze or something like that. whatever somebody's growing that i need, i'll find them. since importing flowers i

rose parade started, obviously, as a promotion for southern california, that people on the east coast can't grow roses and flowers, and it was a way to really be a booster for southern california. obviously that's changed now. there's less flowers grown in the united states. now virtually all of the parades, roses are packed on planes and flown in from south america. we export about $1 billion a year. alejandro martinez represents rose growers in ecuador who are also battling the effects of climate change. warmer temperatures prompt rose bushes to grow more stems. you would say that's a very good news, but not necessarily. that's what happens because you can actually read a stem, but it may not bloom okay. that's the effect of the warming part. so far, climate change hasn't been an insurmountable hurdle for the parade to march on, but float decorators have started to notice the impacts. mid-december i do i do start getting things that this didn't happen or this color couldn't come in, or they had a freeze or something like that. whatever somebody's growing that i need, i'll find them.

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getting our routines back in place, and maybe even some packages that you're waiting for that come from the east coast we see that snow showers and the rain just pushing on through, at least for tomorrow and into tuesday, when they could be in for some calmer weather the second half of the week. so we'll keep an eye on that here on today in the bay. as far as us here in the bay area, we are starting the morning with those low 40s. it's a chilly one some places waking up with some fog, but we'll get some filtered sunshine here as we start to warm up, as we go on into our lunchtime hour and into the afternoon. could be a similar situation to that beautiful sunset yesterday. it was gorgeous. those hazy skies continues. upper 50s to some low 60s for the north bay. around the bay. the east bay shoreline there in hayward at 59, and a little bit of a similar feel down here in the south bay, with a high of about 63, in gilroy. now, what's going to happen as we go out and talk about the week here on the west coast? we mentioned that we're going to start to build high pressure gradually, while a system of low p

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>> major: we are following a massive winter storm that is expected to bring blizzard conditions and frigid temperatures from the plains to the east coast. >> i haven't had that much faith in humanity in a very long time. >> major: and steve hartman's "on the road" with an unlikely pair of friends who know the power of the dollar. >> you give something away, you feel like you've got a lot of things from it. >> major: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in for norah. we b new orleans, where police said today they are ramping up security now in the aftermath of the new year's day terror attack that killed 14 people and wounded dozens more. the city is set to host the super bowl and mardi gras celebrations in the coming weeks. university medical center in new orleans said today 13 victims remain hospitalized. investigators revealed today that bomb-making materials were found inside the attacker's home in houston and at a rental in new orleans where he was staying. an emotional scene tonight as police escorted the family of one victim, 21-year-old hubert gauthreaux, to a memorial in the french qu

agents based in and around los angeles first saying we have clients that might need to evacuate their thinking about coming to the east coast on thursday that picked up on friday became worse and worse and we feel those calls all throughout the weekend and we started facilitating rentals but those are about to turn into purchases immediately and people came to us and said this is the final straw for the state working to move and were coming to connecticut, new jersey and long island, the hamptons in new york city and across florida. liz: i would imagine queens brooklyn, all those places. when we look at what's happening in l.a. there is a gouging rule, there is a law that you cannot charge anything over 10% higher than what the previous price before the crisis was but a lot of different realtors are demanding more from seven months, a year of rent, they are tripling prices and tell me what you know of the law and what will you expect to happen to realtors and brokers that do that. >> as far as i know no penalty against the realtors in the ask so far is coming from the owners and the landlords were taken advantage of the sit

east coast. a little bit more certificated portions of pennsylvania. thatl ultimately have to drag up along the east coast to the first half of the overnight hours. temperatures still very cold and will stay cold. how much more snow is on the way? some lighter blue in the high end will be 3 inches. a lot will be 1 inch or less. it is windy and it is cold to back behind which does make things tough. you see the next couple of days these are daytime highs. tuesday into wednesday not a big change topic off only in the mid-20s. this is definitely below average this time of year and that is unfortunately going to be lingering all week long as we look at really cold air here at the first week or 2 of january. >> sandra: absolutely coast-to-coast seeing this my goodness. thank you very much, market, thank very much, out of him. >>> president biden set to meet with families of the deadly terror attack in new orleans. what are we learning? >> we have learned late last year the suspect made two trips to new orleans and used to smart glasses to make video recordings o

>> major: we are following a massive winter storm that is expected to bring blizzard conditions and frigid temperatures from the plains to the east coast faith

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we called that the snowzilla snowstorm on the east coast. many remember that. additional snowfall to come. good 2 to 4 inches in and around the nation's capital. higher amounts in the mountainous terrain. we can't forget about the ice component to this storm, bringing difficult driving conditions across interstate 70, 95, and then, of course, this is weighing down tree limbs and electrical wires. we have 250,000 customers already without power across this area. sara, behind this, the coldest air of the season settles in. >> it's just a mess out there. dare say, it looks really pretty in washington, d.c. >> agree. >> derek van dam, thank you so you, and gabe cohen who is out in all of it. john. >>> exactly four years after hundreds, maybe thousands stormed the u.s. capitol in donald trump's name, congress will meet to count the electoral college votes. with us now is congresswoman debbie dingell, a democrat from michigan. thank you so much. i want to ask how you're fairing with the snow. need anyone to come shovel? >> listen, i have great neighbors who help me s

that air moving towards the east coast and along with that we have a storm with winter storm warningsll up and down the appalachians, up towards the northeast. some spots 5-8 inches of snow, and the snow totals forecast climbing a little bit from the if cities of new york to boston, maybe 5-8 inches in some areas around the big cities. all of this cold air really funnels down across much of the lore 48. it's going to be problematic. and if we are going the watch a storm monday into tuesday right awe along the gulf coast, we could be talking about over 2 inches of snow in places like new orleans. is that cold having big impacts across the south. all right, over to you. lawrence: thanks, rick. we appreciate it. fox news alert, the ceasefire between israel and hamas is officially in effect after that hamas delayed delivering the names of three hostages to be released today. president-elect trump posted on truth social just moments ago, quote, hostages starting to come out today. three wonderful young women will be first. foundation for defense of democracy senior vice president jonathan

let's bring up the watches and warnings that we have, extending now from the east coast all the way up the plains and into the rockies and the canadian border. what we're seeing are millions of people not only looking at snow but ice and even blizzard conditions. it's already starting across areas like kansas city, over toward wichita, where we now have a blizzard warning in effect there in that yellow-green. meantime, across 70 and across route 50 all the way to the east coast, we have a winter storm warning, winter storm watch for areas like philadelphia and baltimore. we're going to see this affect those areas as we head into your monday. storm really gearing up. heavy rain to the south. ice across the ohio valley. we're going to look at the snow starting to fly sunday night into monday for the east coast, i-95. how much will we get when all of this is over with? by monday n some cases several inches, in some cases more than a foot to a foot and a half. jericka, we're going to be watching this very carefully for your sunday and into your monday. if you have to be out, be very carefu

as a need deal, which to because it doesn't what we started going was couldn't figure that one us use option east coast velocity. yeah. you just nice to look into all the the as the year ends, the incoming trump administration continues to believe it can end the conflict in ukraine from pinions. people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult in starting a war. the problem is moscow cube, and washington wants different outcomes. the outgoing us, top diplomat, anthony, blinking admits flooding ukraine with weapons along with bull. russia launched its operation, but not defined. washington supposed to pro peace that we saw it coming. we were able to make sure that not only we prepare to knowledge and partners are prepared for, the ukraine was prepared. we quietly got a lot of weapons to, to ukraine, to make sure that they hadn't had what they needed to defend themselves. things like stingers travel is that they could use divided range by owner in hillary clinton and george source for the highest us civilian. it was the middle of freedom that controversial track record. so go on

that. you wouldn't be the east coast of england. the explorer james cook learned to sail here. now the town celebrates itself as the home of british fishing ships, culture steward fisco, shows us around his warehouse. it quickly becomes clear why fish and chips are getting more and more pricey. involved ship fluid big toes have been quite high in price lot more than usually. yeah. but, and that's down to the, whether the oil is being a very expensive, and this is down to the war. and ukraine, global politics affect the prices as well. what's your supply and quite a bit of fish out the bag and say, always here, suffice no stults. so the price of fish on demand is going on everywhere. and on top of that rising energy prices and labor costs have drastically reduced revenue. psychopathic storm if we don't put our prices up, we'll be sending out to the loss and not just doesn't make sense. steward. cisco gets his fish from iceland, norway. it's cheaper than british fish. he says, we want to know why and visit the last big fish trader in britain. according to the advertising video of

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but this morning we're going to begin with that deadly storm tracking toward the east coast just in time for this morning's rush hour. >> ice has been a major problem on the roads. and this big rig sliding back and forth across an interstate in kansas city is just one example. the storm is blamed for at least three traffic deaths in missouri and kansas. >> a live look overnight at carmel, indiana, just north of indianapolis. the heavy snow expected to be ending there around mid-morning, but federal offices in d.c. are closed today with up to a foot of snow expected. >> that's potentially the city's most in nine years. millions of americans across several states are under alerts, as a major winter storm makes its way across the country. blizzard conditions being reported in parts of kansas and missouri. first responders are struggling with these treacherous conditions, according to the kansas highway patrol. some areas seeing at least a foot of snow. this trooper showing how quickly that snow is falling. >> we've got a lot of drifting. i mean, this is my patrol car. if we get right here,

have got some amber, low salt for those intense thunderstorm stretching out towards the east coast. re a we'll see that rain over the next few days for the south of this. what is much dry for power, white moving parts of option teen a little bit west. so for northern should have but we will see temperatures at pick up and such as like one us areas and as soon shown over the next few days. so i'm just assisting a little bit high across venezuela and colombia to why outlook here. and it is looking a lot dryer than what it has been recently for central america and the caribbean. oh so, so i'm showing the full the likes of a cube. i'm one wave sunshine for mexico. he's scattered showers here and nab the west of the weather. you can see the severe storms moving across the gulf coast and on was to florida. now we have got back critical fly warning remaining across california with the winds picking up as we go into the new week and no rain insight . the challenges hidden in foods and communities across india is a deadly fight, especially the world's largest import india uses, especially in new product, from r

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east coast. some areas of seem that heavy snow for decades. the united states as being pummeled by a mass of winter storm system, ice and snow, but a deep freeze on this highway in ohio as traffic ground to a standstill for 7 hours in kansas city. elbow grease was the only way be stranded motors could get back on the road as the snow continued to pile up, forcing the governor to send out the national guard in some regions. further south, the snowfall cause travel chaos for states not used to heavy smell. like here in louisville, kentucky is airport across the us, over 2000 flights were cancelled and 20000 more delayed. and some locals have already lost patients within your record snowfall couldn't be worse. and with more snow on the way, it's already back to the shuffle. i got to work tomorrow, so making sure i get there even the nation's capital wasn't spared from the arctic . blast much the delight of this former olympian by athlete. so yeah, we're so happy to be here and we're so grateful that we have this beautiful public space that we can

east coast. if young, young claims that we saw could quite effectively penetrate any defense berry, the story is anti corruption. investigate, is us taking to extend an arrest warrant for impeached president units of york after it expired on monday, investigate is filed to take them into custody following a stand off with the president security service last week. it has refused questioning 3 time. so i think his break in position, if possible, last month in remains hold up in his residence, surrounded by hundreds of guides, is supporters and opponents have been rolling out. so he's on the right. well, let's go straight to general us, probably in cadets now who joins us from solve. i'll be in the deadline for the rest. one of in page south ray and president noon has passed. does that mean he's off the hook? a while he's off the hook, but only for now. yes, the deadline for the rest of orange has passed and the investigators have been unable to arrest them. but they are asked for a 2nd arrest bar and whether it's granted or not, we don't know yet, but i think it's important to know that there are

lot worse and other major cities on the east coast of the us, places like baltimore are also likely to be affected severely over the next 2a or 48 hours. places thatfar on the east coast are bracing themselves for worse to come. tell us what could happen in the next few days and how dangerous could it get? these weather conditions are serious. we are talking several centimetres of snow and the united states is used to dealing with cold weather and snow, certainly in northern states, but as you said, we are talking about potentially some of the worst weather conditions this country has seen in a decade. that is likely to cause widespread disruption over an extended period of time, affecting tens of millions of americans. that is a significant weather threat to a large part of the united states, and likely to show widespread disruption across many parts of the united states. while life may be on pause for many as they hunker down for the storm, for the staff at kansas city zoo, there is no time for rest as they continue to look after the hundreds of animals on site. stuart clausen is the zoo's aquatics director. he told us how it has been. 0ur teams

our system shows that more tiny a monte pushing across to will send a go west of weather will be across the north coast just around that western side of the mediterranean. for the east, the metal base generate dry over the next couple of days of some wet weather, winter weather, spinning after greece. and to the western side of the key. i made a lot of quotes across the array. be in peninsula here in don't have 20 degrees celsius on a keen smile, which will ease off by wednesday on the exam and make the entire trip to dallas city for tomorrow's discussions. international filmmakers and will cross journalists bring program and inspire you phone outages, era the the to watching. i'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the sound talks on a 65 dealing cause progressing, and contact you as president joe biden has spoken to the mail contact and says, tools are at a critical points is national security. advisor says all sides on the brink of a deal is there any media have leak 12 dice, siad details of an immune and sees 5 deal between as well and from us they were pulled. the tail will be in the 3 stages. in stage one is royal, it will release 50 pellets, indian priso

that happen? not very often. it's there at the moment is moving away, but there's more to come for the east coast, a heavy pricing in that. we don't simply focus on the product except the conflicts. it's the consequential for the human suffering. definitely. the 4th time we break bulletin bonds and some of the world's most trouble regions. the army floods in the face of i suppose advance. it is one of the most serious thoughts of violence in recent years. in some instances we are the targets because we give voice to those demanding freedom, the rule of law. and we always include the views from all sides. the . there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know counter and the the color that i'm or kyle, this is the news our life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. lebanon's can take up 5 minutes to meet serious new leader in damascus to discuss the folder refugees and the economy, the palestinians, and gone to a store and they knew and says enough food to feed the entire population for 3 months. is beth.

that is i think having lived on the east coast, the toughest one. n you get through the holiday and you think that was fun and now you're like, oh, no, this is going to happen for a couple of putts. still, meanwhile, back in the bay, we've just been talking about fog this morning. the north bay still under that dense fog advisory obviously can see that fog is still out there, though. and other places. the dense fog advisory does go till 2 o'clock after that. talking about window got a wind advisory kicking in tonight when it come back. we'll talk about that and also the dangers out at the coast right now with some of the sneaker waves that we have the risk of back to you. >> all right. most of america's biggest ski resorts remain closed today in park city, utah, because resort workers are on strike. visitors have been sharing videos and social media showing the hours-long waits to get on ski lifts today about a 3rd of those lifts are closed. 2 thirds of park city ski trails are shut down as well. the park city professional ski patrol association says

lot worse and other major cities on the east coast of the us, places like baltimore are also likely to be affected severely over the next 2a or 48 hours. places thataffected so far on the east coast are bracing themselves for worse to come. tell us what could happen in the next few days and how dangerous could it get? yeah, these weather conditions are serious. we are talking several centimetres of snow. and the united states is used to dealing with cold weather and snow certainly in northern states, but as you said, we are talking about potentially some of the worst weather conditions this country has seen in a decade. that is likely to cause widespread disruption over an extended period of time, affecting tens of millions of americans. that is a significant weather threat. to a large part of the united states, and likely to show widespread disruption across the united states. rowan bridge in washington, dc. and before we move on, there's been heavy snow in the state of utah which has sparked an avalanche there. have a look at this dramatic video taken from inside a car, capturing the moment an avalanche roared down a mountainside in salt lake co

you may have heard about the huge storm that is on the east coast and not only is it bringing to snow places like chicago, but it also brought snow to atlanta and to nashville. and you can see still a lot of the southern areas that don't see a whole lot of snow are dealing with some of these frigid temperatures. you can see it up in canada like -8 degrees, right? so all of that cold air has dipped down as that jet stream takes a dive and it brings those cold temperatures down into places like atlanta, nashville, where they are below freezing right now. at this hours, you can see all of the winter storm warnings that are up there in fuchsia and then the purple there. those are the winter weather advisory. so this will take the weekend to work its way out. a very, very big system, bringing it back to the bay beautiful day here in the bay. we've had lovely weather above average temperatures once again thankful to say we've also had calm wind. we are going to see that change as we get into the weekend. but let's take a look at temperatures here. 69 in san jose. you can see we've got some

of boston, if all of boston were wiped out by a fire, think about it for those of you on the east coast that's what they are dealing within los angeles. the sheriff of los angeles saying frankly we don't know how many lives have been lost at this point. >> bro that's a house. >> god protect this house in the name is. protect this neighborhood god in jesus' name. >> my bedroom right here. tom's room. here's our patio. >> martha: their homes up in flames and devastating. obviously they are just in shock reacting to the loss of everything they know in their neighborhoods and their homes. helicopters dubbing massive amounts of water although water has been a huge problem to manage. there is not enough of it to deal with these fires as the palisades and fires remain 0% contained we begin this hour with fox teen coverage chief correspondent jonathan hunt and fox whether meteorologist marissa torres on the ground in pacific palisades. we begin with you marissa what's the latest what can you tell us? >> martha the winds have picked up. they come down so much overnight because there is a hope firefight