young people are pessimistic about the future and are fleeing to europe and other regions. >> the eastern city of jalalabad is home to about one million people. this 27-year-old man studied business administration at the university. he wanted to work at the bank, but there were few job openings in that field and he has no political connections. he has not been able to find a full time job. he can barely live on the $50 he earns in a part-time job he has in the store. >> i applied and failed to get a simple position. now i think it's impossible to work at a bank. >> he has bigger worries than job hunting. that's the worsening security situation. a series of terror attacks and the shootings have plagued them over the last six months. a local affiliate of the state group is expanding the influence outside the city. fighting with the taliban has broken out. residents are under the increased risk of falling victim to violence. he went be free of worry. he has begun preparations to get a passport and wants to travel to germany. >> the security situation does not allow me to live here. i have no opti

it happened at a crowded children's park in the eastern city of lahore. the death toll has risen on at least 72 killed, most of them women and children and more than 320 injured, many of them still in critical condition. this morning funerals are already being held for some of the young victims of yesterday's attack. we have more. >> reporter: the bomb went off near the children's ride in a park crowded with christians celebrating the easter holiday. in the aftermath, scenes of chaos. people tending to dead and injured. relatives looks for missing loved ones, women and children standing on blooding grounds. the scene at the hospital also chaotic. one after another the wounded many of them women and children carried in. the health officials saying many were in critical condition. the breakaway fax of the taliban in pakistan said they were behind the attack. a spokesman telling nbc news the christian community celebrating easter was the, quote, prime target. >> we are really, really sad and feeling so upset because it's a day of our worship. >> the u.s. nati

the city of palmyra sunday. syrian forces beat back isis militants who control the city since last may. a human rights monitoring group reported gunfire in the easternt of the city, but the bulk of isis forces had retreated. >>> in mexico the popocatepetl volcano put on a show sunday morning spewing ash 6500 feet into the air. and later in the afternoon alaska's pavlov volcano sent a plume 20,000 feet over the aleutian island chain. there were reports of ground tremors. >> another angelica founder of catholic tv powerhouse eternal word television network passed away on sunday, easter sunday. the ohio born nun started ewtn in 1981 with just $200. as of last year it was serving 250 million homes in 144 countries. a cause of death was not specified. mother angelica was 92 years old. >>> cops in california caught up with a carjacking suspect in simi valley sunday but when she got out of the vehicle the suspect tried to hop into the driver's seat of a police cruiser. yeah, that's not going to work. officers stopped her before she was able to get away. >>> police in tampa are looking for a group of ten car thieves who smashed a gate at a car dealership wi

council nominated a unity government last month, but the internationally recognised parliament in the eastern city of tabruk is divide over the popped cabinet. voting is under waep in three states of germany. it is expected to be a litmus test for the refugee policy of the german chancellor. she has defended her open-door policy which has seen an influx of refugees. it has provided a platform for the right wing afd party which opposes the current refugee policy. a funeral has been held in afghanistan for a family killed trying to cross the aegean city between turkey and greece. their bodies were brought back to kabul. the youngest was nine months old. more than 130,000 people have travelled to greece through turkey. so far 320 of them have died. thousands have attended rallies in the venezuelan capital. the anti-government protesters are angry at the state of the economy. government supporters also turned out as our correspondent reports. >> reporter: these are the streets of down town city today. supporters of the president came to condemn the renewal of a decree by the u.s. that rules that venez

national mourning have begun across pakistan following sunday's suicide blast in a busy part in the eastern city of lahore. at least 70 people are killed and over 300 more injured. most of the dead are women and children. a splinter group of the talib and has claimed responsibility for the attack. a spokesman for the military says several arrests have been made. a cache of arms and ammunition has been recovered. >> a family day out turned to tragedy. womens' bodies, mostly and children, continued to arrive until monday morning. accompanied by devastated family members. the blast followed two years of relative calm in lahore. struck in a park, a popular site for the christian community, many of whom had gathered to celebrate easter sunday. >> we strongly condemn them. >> my 22-year-old son, father of my grandchildren third my son has a two-year-old daughter. oh, my god. he should not have left me, my son. >> and pakistani taliban faction said it was targeting christians. dozens of bloodsoaked victims had to make their own way to the hospitals in taxes and rickshaws because they were not enough in

since 2014 it has had two competing administrations, one in tripoli and the other in the eastern port city of tobruk. the prime minister has promised to work for all libyans. >> translation: with everyone's support we will create the state with institutions and laws, with participation of all libyans who will work for a ceasefire in the bloodshed across libya and confront i.s.i.l. >>> the libyan political analyst says the current crisis is unprecedented. >> for now we have three governments that are all of tm are operating out of libya or somewhere out of libya. what happens next is or what is supposed to happen next is that both of th other governments will have to hand over power peacefully, but that does not look like an option at the moment and as a result what we will end up with is instead of having two competing governments, we will have three competing governments in libya. why? because the government of the self-proclaimed islamist claim in tripoli is refusing to hand over power and is going as far as actually threatening war and resistance against this u.n.-backed government and

. >>> well, 21 people were killed when an overpass collapsed, those images come from the eastern city of -- rescue teams used saws, and cranes to free 150 people trapped under piles of metal as well as cement. the overpass has been under construction since 2009. and reportedly missed several deadlines for completion. >>> a third american, the wife of an air force officer has died after injuries in brussels. these photos are from 41-year-old gail martinez facebook page, they show she and her husband. along with the couple's four children. they had been living in the netherlands where martinez is stationed. >>> paris terror suspect abdeslam will be extradited to france from belgium. he was captured before the attacks at the airport and subway. police in belgium are increasing security for the prime minister after photos of his home were found on a laptop belonging to one of the brussels terrorists. >> the legal fight over how far the government can go to get private messages and other files, isn't over. according to the people in the tech industry, the justice department has already sai

it happened in the eastern city of calcutta. efforts underway to rescue those trapped. the overpass from what we understand has been under construction since 2009. it's missed several deadlines loomation. >>> several tornadoes touched down in tulsa oklahoma last night. the storms battered homes and forced road closures. at least seven were injured. emergency crews in tulsa are searching every damaged home to make sure there are no more victims. >> get down, get on the floor. two minutes later all the high winds just came through and tore up everything. broke out windows. it was pretty intense. >>> outside of fort worth texas large hail cracked many car windows. the storm system has left tens of thousands of homes across the central united states without power as well the storm is moving further east, georgia is bracing for several inches of rain a third american the wife of an air force officer has died from injuries from the terror attack in brussels. these are photographs from her facebook page showing her and her husband who is still in the hospital due to the explosi

wintry mix developing during the overnight hours, changing over to all snow this evening. 3 to 6 inches over eastern long island. less than an inch well north and west of the city. i think new york city roads remain mainly wet, because temperatures come down more heavily and the temperature gets down closer to freezing. the roads could be snow covered over the eastern half of long island. we'll time that out for you and talk about a major warm up as we head to the first few days of spring coming up. >>> jeff thank you. you heard it. keep them handy as jeff runs through the weather advisories and storm warnings. stephen is out in jericho, nassau county with a picture of what is going on there. stefan? >> reporter: the forecast says winter but the attitude is spring at the home depot in jericho. plenty of salt sitting on the shelves, but the people are walking off with flowers and plants and all kinds of gardening products. >> 45 degrees tomorrow. it is not going to even stick. >> reporter: it is not like people aren't listening to the accu-weather cast. it is just that they are focusing on the first day of spring. so why bother worrying about one last blast of w

. >> libya currently has two rival governments one in the eastern city of tobruk and the other in trib li. the trib li government did not allow the u.n. en invoice marvin kobler to land there. eastern government is saying the unity government must seek a vote o of approval the it first. >>> a u.s. strike on an al qaeda camp in yemen have left dozens dead. be they set recruits were standing in line for dinner when the war planes struck aqap is the group that claimed responsibility for last year's charlie hebdo attack in paris. >>> houthi rebels who have support from iran will sit down for a new round of talks with the yemen government which is backed by saudi arabia, pushing one of the middle east's poorest countries to the brink of fami famine. should be habe shihab rattanzi . >> cessation of hostilities beginning at midnight on the 10th of april. in advance of the upcoming ground of the peace talks which will take place on the 18th of april in kuwait. >> reporter: u.n. envoy said another two weeks were needed for a deescalation as well as local units to monitor the ceasefire. some 6,0

. >>> another 300 were wounded in the eastern pakistani city of lahore. the bomb went off near children's rides and a park crowded with people celebrating easter. they say they targeted the christian school and schools and businesses in lahore are closed today. >>> facebook apologized for a glitch that sent a safety check to users following the pakistan bombing. a safety check lets users to signal friends they are safe following an event like a bombing. yesterday's glitch sent the safety check notification asking if they were okay to users around the world. >>> during his easter address, pope francis denounced terrorism and remembered victims of attacks in europe, africa, and elsewhere. tens of thousands packed st. peters square to hear the pope. in his speech he cited recent attacks in brussels and elsewhere. >>> the race to the white house. bernie sanders his campaign is riding high after beating hillary clinton in three states over the weekend. meanwhile, the republicans are sparring over how to stop terrorism. don champion is here in new york. don, goo

snow totals range frm 4- 6" around dubuque to waterloo with 2-4" for the rest of eastern iowa north of iowa city. from light snow or flurries linger high temperatures will be in the upper 20s and low 30s...far from the 60s we had saturday. blowing snow is expected toniniht and tuesday with a north chance snow amounts and timing with this round of snow compared to tonight (monday night). similar snow amounts and timing with this round of snow compared bernie madoff....m-f global and p-f-g....three large financial scandals, which garnered a lot of national attention. russ wasendorf's pfg fraud is the largest financial fraud in iowa history. $215-million dollars, stoon from thousands of customers of cedar falls-based peregrine financial group---p-f-g. if not for the move to electronic bank account balance verification, russ wasendorf, senior, might still be enjoying, what turned out to be his imaginary empire. "he loved having a skybox for bears games and a have everything. ceo of pfgbest." ." the man said to have the golden touch. "this was not a very everything he invested in was a loser." founde

the ancient city of palmyra after days of fighting. but sunday morning, the bulk of isil's forces in the city had retreated. >> following a series of large scale praises, our units operating on the eastern side of palms backed by syrian and russian air forces fulfilled their mission in the city of palmyra. they gained control over the surrounding mountains and ridges and killed isil terrorists and destroyed their bunkers and military gear. >> a campaign was began by isil of destroys ancient sites and conducting mass executions. known as the bride of the desert, palmyra used to attract tens of thousands of tourist as year before the conflict began. the city isn't known simply for its beautiful ruins. a prison complex is there. it was one of syria's most feared detention centers, housing political prisoners. thousands of government opponents were reportedly tortured there. shortly after taking over the city, isil blew up the jail, which was empty, destroying an important symbol of government control. palmyra's location makes it important for the syrian armed forces and their allies. while russia withdrew most forces from syria after six months of aerial bombardment, the government of bash

the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of the middle peninsula and the northern neck, possibly up to 3". even higher snow totals are expected near petersburg and richmond. again, for most of the viewing area, this will be a rain event. we would not be surprised with the rain at times, but overall, it will be rain. some of the rain could be heavy at times late tonight through friday morning, capable of leading to ponding on roads. other than the potential for rain and snow, the winds will be howling once the low moves offshore and strengthens. winds will blow in from the north-northeast between 20 and 30 mph friday, with gusts up to 40 mph. watch out for some tidal flooding. high tide at sewells point friday will be at 4:47 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. the rain will push out through the day friday, with gradual clearing expected. by saturday, we )ll see some sunshine between the clouds. however, a couple of isol

backed parliament in the eastern city of tobruk is divided over the proposed cabinet. >> afghan families whose relatives were killed in a u.s. hospital last year say they are not getting enough compensation. 42 were killed. 100 injured on the attack on the facility run by doctors without borders. >> he states a broken man, his -- sits a broken man, his body scarred and battered from when a gun ship attacked a hospital in northern av. he lost a -- northern afghanistan. he lost a hand and an eye. 42 others were killed. 100 injured. now the u.s. military is offering condolence payments of between $3,000-$6,000. >> i received $3,000. this is a small amount. it looks like a joke, an insult to us. it's not acceptable to anyone. >> reporter: this lady lost her husband. he was a breadwinner for her and the four children and says the american money is not enough. >> translation: if a woman doesn't have a husband or someone to take care of them, how do they live. the money is not enough to raise one of my children to the age of 12. >> reporter: he was working at a security guard at the hospital op

snow totals range from 4- 6" around dubuque to waterloo with 2-4" for the rest of eastern iowa north of iowa city. from iowa city south expect at trace-2". light snow or flurries linger into wednesday morning followed by sunshine during the afternoon. high temperatures will be in the upper 20s and low sattday. blblwing snow is expected tonight and tuesday with a north wind at 10-20 mph. the wind diminishes after 6 pm tuesday. we are tracking another chance of snow for wednesday night into early thursday morning. similar snow amounts and timing with this round of snow compared to tonight (monda night). a light rain/snow mix develops thisisvening (7-9 m) and transitions to all snow by 10 pm. roads will become slick by this time and remain that way through tuesday morning. snow continues through the night then tapers offfby 6 or 8 am. snow totals range from 4- 6" around dubuque to waterloo with 2-4" for the rest of stern iowa north of iowa city. from iowa city south expect at trace-2". light snow or flurries linger into wednesday morning followed by sunshine during the afternoon. high temperatures w

. >>> the first funerals are underway in pakistan following a deadly bombing in the eastern city of lahore. 70 people, we now understand. that's the number. they were killed in sunday's attack targeting christians celebrating easter. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the suicide attack. >>> 6:06. and happening today, the president's nominee for the supreme court is on capitol hill. has met with several senators since his nomination. but tomorrow, he'll meet with the first time with a republican senator. mark kirk became the first republican to break from his party calling for a vote on garland's nomination. since then, another gop lawmaker called for his >> here you go. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from traffic and weather. bill evans with your forecast. >> here you go. this is at fort lee, new jersey, near the george washington bridge. and looking toward the west. look at the east and west side. we can barely make out the west side in this rain. and here's how it looks like much the area. rain, scattered showers, light rain. we'll have this puddling here. make sure y

this happened in the eastern city -- teams trying to get people out trapped under metal and cement the overpass had been under construction since 2009. it has missed several deadlines for being completed. >>> a prois surfer is in serious condition after being attacked by a shark. the 22-year-old was surfing at 7:00 last night when a shark grabbed him. authorities say his friend and fellow surfer heard him screaming, jumped in to action to try to help save his life. people on the beach jumped in to help as well. >> just paddled as hard as i could starred him. actually lost sight of him at one stage. as a wave was breaking over him. >> he had several bites on his legs and his thighs and his hands injured as well. he was given a blood transfusion before being taken to the hospital. the experts checking his wounds to try to determine how big that shark was and what kind it was. >>> the national weather service confirmed several tornadoes touched down in tulsa oklahoma. the storm battered homes, knocked down trees and forced road closures. at least seven people were hurt but emergency crews

the war in yemen, shelling by houthi forces in central tiaz, a city in the south. elsewhere fighting continues between houthis and forces loyal to the president. on the eastern and western outskirts of the city. 13 fighters killed. 20 hurt in air strikes launched by the saudi coalition. the senior official in yemen says the number of people killed on a market on tuesday has risen to 119. which makes the attack north of the capital one of the deadliest in the year-long war. the u.n. statements 6,000 people have been killed by air strikes and fighting since the saudi operation began. >> donald trump winning the u.s. presidency has been branded one of the top 10 risks facing the world by the economic intelligence unit. he appears midway down this list, and the risks range from 1-25, including russia's intervention in ukraine and syria, and the eurozone break-up. there he is, donald trump winning the election. it doesn't expect him to beat hillary clinton, if she gets a nomination, a trump presidency would disrupt the world economy, lead to political chaos and heightened risks. he's on the same level as the rising threat of jihadi terrorism destabilizing the glo

. >>> last night people reported multiple tornadoes in the eastern quad cities of iowa and illinois. strong enough to flip over a semi. high wind warnings and advisories are up now across multiple states. >>> the winds are not the only problem. there's ping pong ball size hailstones in durant, iowa. it can do a lot of damage. >>> ivan, will we get a break today? >> let's talk more about that hailstones there. they were not even the largest ones. we had tennis ball sized once, can you imagine that? that's what they had to deal with yesterday. for us more of the same. minutes to let us know the latest with the skyway but look sarasota. half in venice. doesn't look good. half a mile in brooksville and quarter mile in zephyrhills. unlike yesterday the denser fog has penetrated inland where yesterday it was all just sea today similar story. it will lift quicker across the interior as we get the sunshine working here but along the coast with that wind off the water, it will be tougher to get that fog out and may be through midday in fact. temperatures now in the 60s and low 70s. titan doppl

the eastern city in punjab province, the country's richest and most populous, is a power base of primeister nawaz sharif. his government launched a paramilitary crackdown in punjab today. and, after visiting the wounded, sharif returned to islamabad, vowing to defeat what he called the "extremist mindset." >> ( translated ): we will not let them raise their heads again, we will not allow them to play the lives of the people of pakistan. this is my resolve, this is my government's resolve and this is >> woodruff: but in the capital, islamabad, muslim extremists riotedutside parliament for a second day. they chanted "death to nawaz" and demanded authorities impose islamic sharia law. back in lahore, funerals played out all day as victims, including some of the children, were laid to rest. >> ( translated ): these people were innocent. they had no idea when they left their homes what was going to happen to them, terrorists killed these innocent people. we demand strict punishment for >> woodruff: and at the vatican, pope francis called the attacks "vile and senseless." we explore the situ

the idea of snow. just a coating. from the city on west, way west it's done. each through the hudson valley it's shutting down shortly. one to two portions in suffolk county. extreme eastern end of suffolk county, could get the -- the heavier hit areas, positions of rhode island and southeast massachusetts. again, city area, wet roads and long island may be a couple of inches. that's it. back to 49 as storm departs. will be gusty winds this afternoon into tonight. it stays windy and chilly. midweek, we're talking 60s. once again, that's what it's supposed to feel like. it lasts early on this morning with flurries and flakes around. tapering off. sun in the afternoon. 49. 54 tomorrow. 67 on wednesday. could be a shower later on at night. early thursday morning. another round of showers later thursday into friday. there's a thunderstorm chance on friday with a strong cold front. weekend cooler into the 50s. right now, easter sunday looks okay with temperatures back into the upper 50s. it's 4:18 in the morning. wet roads out there. any early problems at all, lauren. >> we have two early problems. an accident with a downed pole shutting down route 35 between brunswick avenue

it opposes mass immigration and has been holding a big demonstration in the eastern german city of jena. the party is highly correctly of angela merkel and is demanding an end to her open-door migration policy. me right wing movement in dresden have called for people to vote for the a.f.d. when three german states going to the polls on sunday. the a.f.d. is likely to gain a significant number of seats in all three and further challenge the chancellor. these will be regional elections to watch, our chief political correspondent will be watching them for us. good evening to you. what happens if we see the a.f.d. win more than 10 or even 15% of the vote? >> well, practically speaking, that would certainly change the coalition options for the more mainstream parties that have been governing in these states until now. they may find themselves looking for new partners at state level but you can be sure they will not be asking the a.f.d. to join them in government. and such a result would definitely provoke a lot of head scratchi and worrying of the type that we saw here this week after munici

the coast. could be heavier bands of snow developing, especially east of new york city. by midnight that can extend over parts of the jersey shore. the heaviest looks to remain over eastern parts of suffolk county. we are kind of on the western edge of that steadier band of snow here in the city. by 6:15 a.m. snow starts tapering off in the metro area, but still going on strong over parts of long island. so a wintry mix developing over the next several hours, changing to all snow mid to late evening. total accumulations 1 to 3 inches, 3 to 6 over eastern long island. new york city roads, because the temperatures will be fairly marginal, should remain mainly wet in this situation. story. central and eastern long island could have a snowy monday morning commute. many more details on that coming up in your full accu- weather forecast. >>> it may be hard to prepare for a winter storm when spring fever is in full effect. eyewitness news reporter stefan kim is live with how people are getting ready. hello to you. >> reporter: michelle it is almost as if no one here is even listening to what jeff smith has to say. no offense jeff. employees here at the home depot in jericho spo

city. you got 30s in the north and west and newburg and low 40s on the island. there's that front and unfortunately, for eastern long island, these are your afternoon highs for today. only getting into the 40s whereas areas well south and west of the city down toward baltimore and washington, d.c. get into the 70s. much like yesterday. so this front really changing our temperature profile for today. and along the front, there's also a band of clouds so we're not going to have much in the way of sunshine i think there will be a few breaks out there from time to time. 48 8:00 in the morning. 52 your temperature by noon. 54 by 4:00 p.m. that east wind coming in off of the cooler waters of the atlantic ocean and keeping us quite a bit cooler than it was yesterday. again only 40s over eastern long island. and we're talking 60 degrees south and west so a big temperature range aross the area. we send it over to heather o'rourke right now. she's going to look at traffic. >>> you can see behind me i have some flashing lights and this is the l.i.e.. the westbound side. it's an accidents this right near exit 28 which is o

the rain. areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of the middle peninsula and the rthern neck, possibly up to . en higher snow totals are pected near petersburg and chmond. ain, for most of the viewing ea, this will be a rain event. would not be surprised if a few snowflakes mixed in with the rain at times, t overall, it will be rain. me of the rain could be heavy times late tonight through iday morning, capable of ading to ponding on roads. other than the potential for rain and snow, the winds will be howling once the low moves offshore and strengthens. north-northeast between 20 and 30 mph friday, with gusts up to 40 mph. watch out for some tidal flooding. high tide at sewells point friday will be at 4:47 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. the rain will push out through the day friday, with gradual clearing expected. by saturday, we )ll see some sunshine between the clouds. however, a couple of isolated showers will remain po

the city of palmyra sunday. syrian forces deep bagd them since last may. they reported gun fooer in the easternart of the city but the bulk of isis forces had retreated. >>> let's take you to mexico. a volcano in mexico put on a show sunday morning spewing ash 65 feet into the air and later on in the afternoon alaska's volcano sent ash up 20,000 feet. >>> mother angelica, founder of catholic tv powerful eternal world television network passed away on sunday. it was served 250 million homes in 144 countries. the cause of death was not specified. mother angelica was 92 years old. >>> cops in california caught up with a carjacking suspect in simi valley wu buh when she got out of the vehicle, the suspect tried to hop into the driver's seat of a police cruiser. police stopped her before she was able to get away. >>> police in pamtampa are look for car thieves. they took off with eight vehicles. several cars left behind were damaged. so far, though, only two have been recovered. >>> time now to get down to business. watch out, chocolate lovers. the cost of candy has risen with experts blaming warm w

especially along the immediate coast. 40s over eastern long island. west of new york city. so a pretty drastic temperature range across the area. but in general just a lot cooler than it was yesterday. we send it over to heather o'rourke right now with a look at the commute. >>> i have the -- new jersey turnpike right behind me. just south of newark airport. you can see the turnpike is doing just fine. but this of course is in newark, we have an issue with newark but it's on other side of the airport. it's routes 1 and 9 southbound local lanes ramp to route 78. we have a downed tree. so if you are planning on heading on to routes 1 and # and you want to get on to 78 that's going to be an issue for you. our street cleaning rules are suspended today. lori? >>> heather thank you. the head of the mta now says he cannot remember exactly when he learned about the leaking roof at the new hudson yard subway station. thomas pender great admits he was told about some of the problems years ago. as president of the transit authority. but the station still opened pouring in on rainy days

the airport in atlantic city. you get inland and you get milder. a little issue with the numbers in the north and eastern areas, outside of the city it may stay cooler. sunshine and cloud cover trying to filter in up north, this is the big batch of clouds by pittsburgh that come in late today and tonight. future tracker 6 showing you between now and up to 4:30, notice we get up close to 70 degrees in philadelphia and dover and generally warmer in this yellow shaded area. cooler down the shore as i mentioned because of that flow coming in off the ocean. what is going on up here in trenton and allentown and lakehurst where you are only at 52, a back door front that tries to push down and bring a little cooler air into the northern and eastern suburbs and you may only see the low to mid-60s while in philadelphia, low 70s is possible. clouds in the lehigh valley and allentown 65 and the farther toward bethlehem and easton maybe cooler. 62 at the shore and sun and clouds and cool conditions there, and 72 in philadelphia, if we can keep the flow coming in off the south enough and keep the sunshine in play like

the morning. everything is very quiet. across the city. and the eastern plains. that will change. as the cold front shraoeutdz further east. couple rain showers developing. just after the noon hour. we need the umbrellas. 50 percent chance. you'll get the wet weather. after the cold front slides through. cooler air dives in. we could get a few wet snow flakes to nix in. >> in the high country. could get sh-fps five to ten inches snow. especially once you get 34 over night tonight. mainly cloudy. with mountain snow kicking up. maybe heavy at times. code front transitions into the city. tomorrow afternoon. that will bring a few light rain showers. through the middle of the day. maybe a couple snow flakes. ph eubgsing in late. nothing kraeusz seu. nothing crazy. shouldn't have an impact on the evening commute. or morning drive on tuesday. after wards sunshine wa frplt. warmth. all come back in. spring returns kwubgly. >> quickly. with a 100% electric nissan leaf... what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on

the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see a dusting to near 1 of snow. higher snow totals are expected near petersburg and richmond. again, for most of the viewing area, this will be a rain event. we would not be surprised if a few snowflakes mixed in with the rain at times, but overall, it will be rain. some of the rain could be heavy at times late tonight through friday morning, capable of leading to ponding on roads. other than the potential for rain and snow, the winds will be howling once the low moves offshore and strengthens. winds will blow in from the north-northeast between 20 and 30 mph friday, with gusts up to 40 mph. watch out for some tidal flooding. high tide at sewells point friday will be at 4:47 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. the rain will push out gradual clearing expected. by saturday, we )ll see some sunshine between the clouds. however, a couple of isolated showers will remain possible late saturday into early sunday. high temperatures on friday will be in the mid 40s. we )ll be in the upper 40s satu

it happened while the boat was taking around 70 passengers through canals on the eastern outskirts of the cityle jumped into the water after the explosion as the taxi approached the nearby pier. brazil president rouseff was with questioned about the oil case and supporters gathered outside his home and police raided the home on friday and questioned him for four hours over the petrol scandal. a 6 third anniversary of joseph stalin's death has been marked in moscow. members of the communist party joined with stalin loyalists to mark the passing of the former soviet leader and takes place each year at the red square and led the soviet union from the 20s to his death in 1953. some russians say a worsening economy has left them feeling nostalgic for the soviet days and the communist party is starting to worry the kremlin as we report from moscow. >> reporter: it's often one of the first things newcomers notice in moscow hammers sickles, stars everywhere communism is a part of russia's history and the collective psychology too and polls say half of russians think they were better off under the sovi

since 2014, he has had two competing forces, one in tripoli and the other than in the eastern port cityf tobruk. >> the special representative of the u.n. general in libya is appealing for all libyans to unite. >> i would say there are two governments in tripoli which do not deserve the name which governments, because they do not deliver services to the people. my idea of a government is that they are responsible for hospitals and schools and security for their people. they are not doing this. the government is the government of national accord. this is still on paper. the fourth government is the government of daish, the central message is that is the clear wish of the international community, but more importantly of the people of libya to immediately orderly and peacefully hand over power. i emphasize peacefully. there should be no fighting. this must go on in peace now. the people of libya deserved it. >> the director of the tripoli based institute said the government does not remember libyans. >> this isn't an elected government, this has come around after 19 months of negotiations

this shows some rain mixing in and snowfall none of which makes its way down into the mile high city with the eastern plains at least just yet although is this cold front which is back to the east coast brings a lot of rain right now to san francisco and ports of portland's down to about la or so. once that moves to the east it will eventually spread that the city. sunday and monday spell in the high country and it turns colder behind that front. goes to the city sometime sunday night monday night and tuesday morning and the could see some snowfall that could transition to light flakes of snow early tuesday morning. we are not anticipating any accumulation up and down i 25 added to the eastern plains. in the high country five to 10 inches inches expected their winter weather advisory is in effect tomorrow afternoon and goes all the way through monday evening. 37 tonight. partly cloudy at times. tomorrow afternoon, beautiful. 70 for the high-end partly cloudy throughout the day. we cool off a bit with the front partly chain's website we warm back up and get sunshine back for the second half of the wee

the bombings happened inside a crowded park in the the city in the eastern part of the country and they gather to celebrate easter. a pakistani official says bomber deliberately targeted the [inaudible] [sirens] break away fraction that swore allegiance to isis claimed responsibility. in pakistan capitol of islamabad the army is now surrounding parliament and other strategic buildings to prevent riots by protesters rallying there since saturdays. >> just a short time ago a belgian official announced four people wounded in last week suicide bomb vaccination died in the hospital. bringing death toll in attacks now to 35. in other developments prosecutors say three more people are held on charges of participating in terrorist group activities. yesterday, hundreds of right wing anti-immigration protesters descended on memorial for victims it was supposed to be a somber memorial but protesters started shouting anti-isis chants and nazi slogans. they disperse them and it was called off and two more americans identified as victims of the airport bollings. the family of justen and died moments

the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of 3". even higher snow totals are expected near petersburg and richmond. again, for most of the viewing area, this will be a rain event. we would not be surprised with the rain at times, but overall, it will be rain. some of the rain could be heavy at times late tonight through friday ponding on roads. other than the potential for rain and snow, the winds will be howling once the low moves offshore and strengthens. north-northeast between 20 and 30 mph friday, with gusts up to 40 mph. watch out for some tidal flooding. high tide at sewells point friday will be at 4:47 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. the rain will push out through the day friday, with gradual clearing expected. by saturday, we )ll see some sunshine between the clouds. however, a couple of isolated showers will remain possible late saturday into early sunday. high temperatures on friday will be in the mid 40s.

the attack took place in a park with families in the eastern city of lahore. izabeth palmer is in london. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. lahore is one of pakistan's most sophisticated and liberal cities. so really it's another planet from the poor, rural areas under the control of extremists. in a confusion ambulances loaded up the injured while desperate parents searched for last children, hoping they wouldn't find them among the dead. only hours before this had been a cruowded amusement park. the bomber wanted to kill the christians in the crowd. this man was at the scene. i carried 20 children to be taken to the hospital. hoe said. he moved three bodies to the police cars. when the bomb went off, the children were in the fairgrounds on rides. at the hospital, though, it was clear that the victims included both muslims and christians. families watched over young survivors. they were the lucky ones. professor -- >> we received a total of 137 patients. 36 were received dead. and the rest about 60 of them have been sent home. >> reporter: today, as the

low 70's near the virginia border and there's no cold air anywhere in the central or eastern u.s. the twin cities right at 70 with their average high about 40 degrees. way out of whack for them. downtown raleigh, 6 . 67 at the airport 6. the sunrise tomorrow morning, 7:29 with that time change. 60 at south hill. 67 r.d.u. and mid 60's, fayetteville. a lot of clouds around but a dry day overall and another warm one. some sunshine and a pretty nice saturday overall. the storm system which has plagued the deep south finally moving out and weakening. a piece of that will be coming our way tomorrow. you see a little area of rainfall here across parts of alabama, that's going to shift to the north and east and bring us some rain by tomorrow afternoon. a flash flood warning still in effect for west tennessee. a disaster across the valley with historic flooding in many areas. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. first alert predictors, 8:30 in the morning, just some clouds around. midday, mostly cloudy. after lunch towards mid, late afternoon, scattered showers rolling through and maybe a rumble or two

the eastern seaboard as we go forward in time. so looking at the forecast here. snow in denver. thunderstorms in oklahoma city to houston. the eastern seaboard for the moment will stay dry on wednesday. we go into thursday and that's when we're going to see the rain really picking up. look at this. ottawa over into washington, d.c., toronto, all looking at wet weather for thursday and the rain is expected to linger as we go into the weekend andnd in fa, snow is possible up into canada by the weekend. so it's going to be an interesting weather scenario moving forward in time as the system pushes toward the east. speaking of an interesting weather situation, the system mainly has moved to the north and eaeast, but another system moving on shore so this low pressure system is going to create some instabability. we're looking at the possibility of some storms as we go throughout the day on wednesday. so have the umbrellas handy and then the system will move to the east, the one from the north continues to push toward the east. so warsaw and also into berlin, you're looking at some wet weather. down toward the south and west l

heading in to the day tomorrow, big range in temperature. 59 in the city. 40s over eastern long island with the backdoor cold front coming in. 70s well south and west of new york city interior new jersey. showers come in late tomorrow night. we break out in to sunshine. upper 60s. weekend looking good. uneventful for easter. upper 50s. rain returns by monday. lee goldberg back with more. speaking of car aficionados. lee will be back at 4:00 with more. >> we'll be right back. but first, here's a look at what's coming up next on "the chew." >> today we're baking up breakfast. michael is adding what? bacon to waffles. clinton is cooking up a healthy hearty hash. the sun'll come out tomorrow... for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, tomorrow... i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with

government forces backed by saudi- led coalition strike took key suburbs in the west and south of the city. fighting continues in the eastern areas. rob matheson reports. >> reporter: the seizure of taiz seems to be over for now. cheering crowds welcome the news that forces supporting the president appear to control western and southern parts of yemen's third largest city. >> the houthis are shocked. yesterday they were in control of many parts where today it is only in the strategic areas of taiz that caused that. >> reporter: forces are said to have broken through the houthi blockade. they're also reported to have opened a key southern supply route from aid. >> hundreds of-- from aden. >> hunteds of troops switched sides and this was the main reason why taiz was able to fall into the hands of government forces so quickly. the houthis are blaming each other, trying to find answers of why this happened. >> reporter: desperately provisions can now be delivered. in november attempts were taken to attempt to take the city back. they were successful in july. now coalition air strikes and government forces are said to be targeti

don't miss today's republican debate in the motor city bad p.m. eastern the fox news channel. nicole: the 2012 presidential nominee that romney said to deliver major speech to discuss the state of this year's race for the white house. he has been strongly critical of donald trump, but four years ago is a very different tory peer listed. >> donald trump has shown an extraordinary ability to understand how our economy works, to create jobs for the american people. he's done it in nevada, across the country. he understands our economy is facing threats from abroad. he's one of the few people who said china has been cheating. lauren: looks like two times that candidate may romney is going to be telling republicans how to get elected. not a good messenger. nicole: may not have a strong attacks on gop front runner donald trump from candidates from both parties after he scored a series of ones on super tuesday. marco rubio sandstrom added the rubio sandstrom pad of them are treating the primate in state of florida. >> i can tell you why tell you why can't they d

. >> three weeks ago the syrian defense forces took control of the north eastern city. w, they have gained another 2.5000 square kilometers of land from isil. that's according to u.s. central command. it says that the manely kurdish group now controlled 20,000 square kilometers of northern syria. losing deprived isil of the rout between two major strong holds and mosul and iraq. there are also oil and gas fields here. the city was once home to 40,000 people, but many left before the battle began. others fled as u.s. led coalition air strikes were called in to prevent attempts to take the city back. >> there are those who fled to africa, and some fled to nearby villages. >> as it retakes ground, the syrian defense forces worked to create an image of a professional fighting force. here releasing video showing the help it has offed to a fighter. the u.s. government believes the sdf has the most effective fighters on the ground against isil in syria. >> not every anti-isil syrian group is an automatic ally. here, fighters from the free syrian army targeted a vehicle in a tow

and in eastern libya the other caretaker government has, prime minister has refused to hand over power because he said that this u.n. backed government was not endorsed by the parliament in the city of tobruk in eastern libya and as a result he would not hand over until it gets that endorsement from the internationally recognised parliament >>> the u.s. says it's sending more troops and march tanks to eastern europe. the senior u.s. commander in europe describes it as a necessary response to an aggressive russian. germany is likely to host the bulk of the contingent with the u.s. establishing a presence across six former soefant block countries. -- soviet block countries >> reporter: it constitutes the first permanent deployment of american ground forces along or near the russian front tear since the end of the cold war-- frontier since the end of the cold war. russia would not be a passive observer to this. russia has contended that this deployment is a violation of the 1997 treaty between russia and nato when it expande its membership, but it says that russia will respond asymmetrically, and it is said that any attempt by nato to add ukraine or georgia to its membership would b

the 40s saturday and low 50s sunday...and dry. coming up... some key figures a murderer are going on tour. and will another eastern iowa city be getting uber? a look ahead of the city council meeting to discuss. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in lamont, --------- --------- --------- iowa cit what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? $300! no ball nonsense. get $300 per line and a stronger signal, the city council may finally ordinance that will bring uber -- a ride service popular in big cities -- to the area. the city and uber began discussions last year after alleged sexual assaults at the university of tonight. kwwl's hillary maglin has been looking into this before tonight's meeting. hillary city council has been working with uber on ordinance revisions for months. they tell m