outside just above the hill, there's thousands -- a little over 1,000 migrants waiting in outdoor conditionsnot to mention the people that are waiting by the bridge and ' viewers who are just looking at video that you provided to cbs that i believe you shot inside those facilities. we are relying on that cell phone video in part because cbs news and other media organizations have not been permitted to film recently inside those facilities. why do you think it is important for the public to see what's happening inside? >> yeah, margaret. i visited there for a few reasons. to know the ground truth and to be able to share the ground truth. also to let the border patrol agents under incredible amounts of stress not forgotten. what i saw shocked me. i wanted to share that with the world. it's not about politics. it's not about trying to create this image that isn't there. this is the reality. this is the facts. we're not even at the worst of it yet. hundreds of people stuck in a small area is not good for everyone. what i also saw was people without socks and jackets. it's going to be in the teen

of a thousandth, the combine harvester threshed the first thousand tons of grain, the driver transported it , the country's agrarians , steep hillsichi, dzerzhinsky district, where the heroes of the harvest sergey maksimets and vasily zur threshed more than six thousand tons, while on a combine, komselmash similar agricultural enterprise with large fields and high yields of grain crops, new units are mainly designed. amkodor semash today one of the tasks of the dzerzhinsky plant is the implementation of import substitution projects, we get acquainted with the functional advantages of the reloader bunker. a snare is a special semi-trailer that works in tandem. for example , with energy-saturated tractors, belarusian bunker. loader, on the go pulls up to the harvester. e. v this time the combine, without stopping on the move, reloads the grain. uh, the bunker reloader is moving to

many airports are still facing chaos with thousands of flight cancellations. cbs news correspondent jarred hill with thousands of flights cancelled. this is still a pretty tricky situation here. flight tracking website flightaware says that the company southwest airlines in particular has cancelled about 62% of its flights today alone. there is still a significant number that were cancelled yesterday, the day before, even tomorrow. other airlines are booked up right now because of the holiday season and also the scramble for people to find another way to get to where they need to go, which means that thousands right now are left stranded at airports across the country. the company here is pointing to the weather and the fact that many of their routes they fly through are in some of the mostly heavily impacted areas, but a member of the pilots' association with southwest has argued that the company's scheduling software isn't up—to—date and that's a big reason for all that we're seeing here. now, it's notjust in the private sector. the department of transportation is now looking into exactly wha

the weather also grounding thousands of flights on christmas day. jarred hill is in new york. good morning. >> good morning, wendy. emergency officials near buffalo say there were people stuck in their cars in the snow for more than two days. meanwhile, if you're trying to fly back home from the holiday weekend, you're not quite out of the woods just yet. >> even the snow plows in buffalo, new york, needed a rescue as the digout tinsz from a massive winter storm that the governor says is nothing short of a battle. >> we are in a war. this is a war with mother nature. >> hundreds of thousands of americans experienced power outages at some point over the weekend. >>> burst water pipes brought a wet christmas for georgia repair crews and led to a boil water advisory in parts of mississippi. >> migrants were given a warm alternative to sleeping on the streets. >> they told us to get in the bus. a lot of people went inside the bus because it was too cold. >> travel nightmares kind throughout the weekend. >> i got a text saying i was rebooked. when i tried to change it, it said i ne

the summer hill development and north san jose will provide thousands of new units along with plenty of construction jobs. the two sides have been hashing out issues over density, parking, and transit in order to reach their agreement. >>> california could get more than half $1 billion from walgreens as part of a multistate settlement over the opioid crisis. attorney general rob bonta says additional monday could be coming from cbs. that is part of a combined $10 billion in settlements the two pharmacy giants reached with multiple states. >>> as the year comes to a close, there is a mixed bag when it comes to crime across the bay. they have released the latest stats for this year. here is the breakdown. sfpd reports 51 homicides so far, almost exactly where we were last year. san jose has about 100,000 more people than san francisco and police are reporting 19 fewer homicides, but there is at 35 and almost as half as many in oakland. there at 113. this disparity in homicide rates is nothing new to oakland pd. for the last two months, they have gone with an all hands on deck approach

region, the white grand piano was among the monuments of ukrainian art. mounds or hills stood there for almost a thousandrs until they were destroyed by the russian troops, just like for a regular performance, mr. majinkas dressed in a black classic suit and threw on a black bulletproof vest with ukrainian flags and about one hour of humid humidity and at a temperature of only +5° performed modern ukrainian classics as musician my goal right now is talking about ukrainian composers artists must talk will be of culture in front of performance in order to feel the atmosphere of this land, mr. majinka stopped and spent the night in an ancient cellar where more than 60 inhabitants of the city hid during the war and occupation. and when he was asked whether he is not afraid to play here in the open air on the territory of yaka, which is still constantly under fire, he would answer that he was inspired by the bravery and resilience of the ukrainians. i somehow absorb it and everything is unpleasant, that is, well, the repertoire for this is quite difficult. it was not by chance that the exhibitor chose it. aft

lobby of a luxury german hotel — has exploded, sending one and a half thousand exotic fish cascading across the floor. from there, jenny hillress — a million litres of water, more than 1,000 tropicalfish — there was even a lift in the middle. all towering over the lobby of a berlin hotel. my god! but early this morning, it seems the tank simply shattered. glass and metal ripped through the building. water and fish gushed out onto the street. sirens wail extraordinarily, just two people were hurt, neither of them seriously. the hotel actually shook inside. i could describe it as a... imitates explosion. and ijolted out of bed and turned around. i didn't see any movement so i didn't know what the heck was going on. i looked outside the window, i saw a lady running. investigators are trying to establish what went wrong. look at this footage, taken when the aquarium was first built. "you could fire a gun at the tank," says this architect, "and it would only cause "a small hole, not burst the whole cylinder. "such a hollywood scenario is impossible." the authorities suspect material fatigue may be to blame, but they're not yet s

thousands of police. for the latest, let's join our correspondent jenny hill in berlin. p this morning, switched on their televisions all looked at their phones. before dawn, heavily armed police officers, thousands of them, carried out raids across the country, in connection with a suspected home—grown terror cell, which was allegedly planning, in fact, a coup. now, it sounds extraordinary, astonishing, far—fetched even. but the authorities here are no doubt not only were the suspects are serious in their intent, but also extremely dangerous. before first light, a plot uncovered. officers interrupting what investigators believe was a terror cell preparing to overthrow the german government. its members, they say, were prepared to kill to achieve their aim. translation: according - to our findings, the association has set itself the goal of eliminating the existing state order in germany. the free, democratic, basic order — using force and military means. this german aristocrat is believed to be one of the ringleaders. it is thought heinrich xiii, prince reuss, planned to

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threatening to have him impeached so that is really where tensions are boiling over on capitol hill as you have thou thousands that our reporters have been covering, just freezing in these temperatures >> thank you so much for that. you talk about the cold temperatures, obviously we've seen it from that holiday winter storm that is now mostly passed in most places but the impact of what happened, right, the domino effect if you're traveling, you know it is still very, very real. more than 10,000 flights have been canceled since the start of the storm. you know who's responsible for a lot of them? southwest. southwest overnight announcing it's only going run about a third of its scheduled flights for the next few days. our team of reporters and producers and correspondents have been fanning out across the country talking with people about what they're experiencing as they're trying to get home for the holidays here's what some had to say after days of a journey finally landing and getting home watch. >> day before christmas eve and we spent the night at atlanta airport to get an early flight the next day becau

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investigates the possible mishandling of thousands of government documents including more than 300 marked classified found at trump's mar-a-lago estate. jarred hill is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. those newly discovered documents have been handed over to the fbi, but this is really the first indication that classified potentially sensitive materials might have been or still be at other trump properties. the justice department's hunt for classified government documents possibly removed from the white house by donald trump is picking up steam. a u.s. official confirmed to cbs news that representatives for the former president alerted the fbi that they recovered two items with classified markings at a storage facility in florida. the official confirmed the items were inside a sealed box. >> the disregard and disdain for legal norms and rules simply cannot be accepted from anyone. no one is above the law. >> reporter: the new discovery comes just months after federal agents confiscated more than 300 classified documents at trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> yet another instance in which trump ha

hill g.o.p. leaders are slamming the administration over releasing thousands of immigrants into the interior of the country specifically meals by the busloads into tennessee. the president is facing both sides of the aisle to get down there and visit the border firsthand. we do know sometime next month the mexican president to discuss immigration, but at this point the white house will not come from if that stop will include a visit to the southern border. carley and todd to come back >> todd: kevin corke, thank you. kristin simoneau wants to lead a bipartisan trip next month to see the border crisis firsthand. she says that commander-in-chief should join her. >> in arizona born and raised near the border, the border is not secure. and it has never been secure in my lifetime. the facts are more people will come when title 42 expires and they will become a more dangerous situation not only for the border communities but for those migrants themselves. i absolutely think the president should visit the border and affect anyone responsible for setting or making policy on the border should come and visit

could spoil christmas plans for hundreds of thousands of air travelers plus the damning conclusions of a congressional investigation into the capitol hill. right. and donald trump's rule in the with hello. let's check up on that weather across north america where the silly cold weather has settin across. pretty much all of the u. s . is dive down to canada, pushed all the way down towards south. exactly. i said barza lined up from north to south right away across florida, some parts of the u. s. evenings in northern areas of mexico. i'll just take the cloud of the chart here so you can see how tightly packed and how many i suppose the raw on the chart. hence that very, very strong winds wind still gusting that sets of 80 kilometers per hour. severe wind chill, dangerous windshield. and we are going to see even though the temperatures well there, on the improvements, we'll see temperatures around minus 17 celsius there for chicago. for friday, going on in to saturday. this temperature is picking up at around minus 11 celsius . but with that strong wind, it will still feel bitterly cold, that dangerous windshield continuing right through

hill. the house select committee said after more than a thousand interviews the final one was conducted on wednesday and no more testimony is expected. on friday they will discuss potential criminal referrals. meanwhile, the u.s. attorney general says the justice department wants access to all transcripts and evidence collected by the committee. >> we would like to have all the transcripts and all the other evidence collected by the committee so that we can use it in the ordinary course of our investigations. >> merrick garland also praised the justice department's victories including the convictions secured against several members of the oath keepers militia for crimes against the insurrection. >> these convictions were the result of tireless work by justice department agents, attorneys, analysts and support staff beginning in january 2021 with a methodical collection of evidence and continuing through the presentation of that evidence during the seven-week trial that began in october of 2022. their skill and dedication are in the very best traditions of the justice department and we are

items, but they offer to accept it on a capitalist hill, what is called without looking, the main financial documents - this is more than four thousand shown to reporters by a senator, a republican. paul, almost two trillion dollar expense, he calls a giant a threat to us national security and dangerous debt on the plates, this is essentially a summary. a few days e i do not release this budget for 4.000 pages er, give 3 days to read, i do not know who to be and how would albert read 4.000 pages with a pencil figures to be counted. uh, of course, that this is all some kind of parody of democracy. hundreds of millions of dollars of american taxpayer money, among other things, are offered to be directed to look at what gender programs in pakistan and also to fight against structural racism. note that obviously immediately raises the cost to half a billion dollars, well, also to protect the borders. true , somewhere far outside the united states, all these figures were studied by a member of the house of representatives from north carolina, also a republican, dan bishop, and he was horrified by his borders, which year after year from ye

hill say it's still too soon. they say lifting the tonight will cause chaos at the border. >> thousands of migrants continue to campico border as they wait for title. 42 to expire. once that happens, border agents can no longer turn away. migrants seeking asylum at the border on public health grounds. stay already of said that they can barely keep up. but republican lawmakers say lifting title 42 will cause a surge of migrants at border patrol and border communities can handle over the weekend. 3 busloads of migrants were dropped off outside. vice president kamala harris is washington, d.c., home. the white house slammed the move, calling it a, quote, cruel, dangerous and shameful stunt. for months. texas governor greg abbott has bussed migrants to cities like dc in protest of what he calls the president's failed immigration policies. but the biden administration in says they have a plant and are following court orders to end the policy on tuesday as scheduled. right now title 42 is set to expire just before midnight tonight. >> for now live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki reyna. back to you. all right. and thank

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hill is in new york. jarred, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, wendy. the secretary of transportation has threatened southwest with tens of thousands of dollars in fines per violation per affected passenger if they don't provide proper compensation for all the folks who are stranded by what many are calling a system wide meltdown for southwest. today is the first real test if they're ready to get things back on track. some passengers in dallas flashed a smile while making their way through the airport. but the misery felt by an estimated 1 million travelers whose flights were canceled or delayed this week is definitely on their minds. >> i was really considering canceling. i kept looking and it kept saying my flight was going to be on time. i said, that's great. so i'll go on and take a chance. >> reporter: southwest airlines says it realigned its crews and fleet and expects to return to normal operations today after scrapping another 2300 flights on thursday. the airline also said it will refund all canceled flights and urged, quote, customers to submit refund and reimbursement requests for meals, hotel and alternate transportation. experts say that coul

hill a little later. severe flooding in the southern philippines has left thirteen people dead. tens of thousandsople have been forced from their homes and more than twenty people are missing. flash floods triggered by heavy rain were concentrated on the southern island of mindanao. damage to livestock is estimated at more than a million dollars. in the uk, two people have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a young woman near liverpool on christmas eve. ellie edwards was killed and four others were injured during the attack in wallasey village area of merseyside. last night a 30—year—old man was held on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, and a 19—year—old woman was detained on suspicion of conspiracy to murder. our reporter dave guest is at the scene in wallasey this morning. dave, what's the latest on the investigation? three days on from the terrible events of christmas eve, the police cordon remains in place, eerily, the lights are still on in the beer garden, there are drinks on the table and the big screen tv is on. it is as if time stood still when the shots rang

thousands of specific destinies alexander senzheev. mikhail verdiev. andrey melnikov and maria on piñanesti. moscow is being decorated for the winter holidays on poklonnaya hillthe installation of a giant christmas tree ball is being completed; its height reaches 20 m. its diameter is 17th and it weighs 305 tons. dozens of workers assembled a complex structure in parts using cables and lifting crane. now inside, the installation of equipment for light and music shows is underway. by the new year , thousands of light objects will appear on the streets of the capital. most of them decorated the city last winter. the ski season starts in moscow metropolitan parks and nature reserves have prepared trails for both beginners and professionals the length of the longest ski track is 20 km for those who do not have their own skis, there are rental points where you can ride and how to choose the right equipment will tell artyom kuznetsov in the park the birch grove is already visible outlines of the future ski tracks, but so far it will not be possible to run a full circle. there was not enough snow, but the fact that this is where the ski track will be is evidence. he

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thousand kilometers is a task without much problem. only the convoy arrived prepared, the only thing, of course, the terrain is new for us, hills prevailterrain is difficult, because there is a lot of such swampy terrain, but they have already put forward marches of personnel, it turns out that when deploying an international contingent, special attention was paid to living conditions, this comfortable accommodation. and, of course, catering. our warriors taloviki did an excellent job with all the tasks. here they feed well, the food is hot, everything is fine. here the diet allows us to replenish energy according to the indicator to show a good result of training here well. eh, everything. friendly. well, we feed three times a day. tomorrow we have lunch and dinner, and yes, very tasty soldiers bring us from the unit quite like everything, it looks like our dishes. so there is no problem for training to get around, and already in force takes power from the power of the hills, everything necessary was done to equip the life of foreign participants in the exercises for the personnel, all the necessary conditions for a comfortable stay w

what we might have in common progress in the thousand numbering system for players who play certain positions. something like that could help on capitol hillo white sox for the first team to add player names to uniforms in 1960. perhaps that is an idea too. on capitol hill, chad pergram fox news. >> i bet you none of this 23 freshman will forget chad pergram. they know exactly who he is, thank you chad. the ferocious and deadly christmas week storm hit especially hard in the midwest in upstate new york. i will look at the cleanup underway in buffalo or people are used to a lot of snow, but not like this and it is not over yet. more on that next all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. to be clear, we have never been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit. may i? we're definitely not lit. i mean seriously, we named ourselves booking.com which is kind of lit if we are talking..

the water district added thousands of sandbags to its stations throughout the south bay much to the relief of robert and maryland who live at the bottom of a hillt storm we got flooded and we didn't have flood insurance. so this time we decided to sandbag our house. >> well, it was really scary because it came in through our patio door. i mean, the ground was so saturated that even having a patio door didn't keep it out of our house. that was pretty scary to come home and slosh through the bedroom. >> reporter: sometimes people don't realize how beneficial it is to redirect water with sandbags. officials also say people need to be careful about debris. >> we do see a lot of illegal dumping along the creek channels and that's something that people don't think about is how -- what the impact of that looks like during these storm events. >> reporter: for pg&e the focus is on outages. >> it's an all-hands-on-deck situation at pg&e. we have inhouse meteorologists that are tracking the weather 24/7

. >>> and on capitol hill, the senate passes a controversial bill to prevent a rail strike. legislation that leaves thousands of workers without a single day of sick leave. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this friday, december 2nd. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. we'll begin with a major defeat for former president donald trump. a federal appeals court ruled yesterday that a judge's order appointing a special master to review documents seized from trump's mar-a-lago home and club ore the summer should be dismissed. the ruling made by a three-judge panel of the 11th circuit court of appeals lifts earlier restrictions on the justice department's examination of classified documents and other records as well as allowing investigators to proceed with the probe more quickly. the panel stated that u.s. district judge eileen cannon's order to appoint a special master and, therefore, preventing the government from using the trove of documents that were retrieved with the search warrant back on august 8, that ruling was incorrect. in september judge cannon, a trump appo

seven hundred thousand dollars in floral arrangements, whichr n is sort of, yo hu know, beverly hills divorce level, you know, decor. and i think i think the bigger story is thes a waste of money that is spent wasted money that is spent on consultants inside the building who are very upset ate my calls for an audit of the rnc and of all the cozy consulting relationships and vendor relationships that have cost us , i would sayy hundreds of millions of dollarsd over the same six year period. and what do we have to show foro it? we have three consecutive cycles of loss. and so there's a lot of pearl clutching at the rnc overching atthe idea that anybody wouldtrd trade promises for support reguy and actually does happen regularly. and many members told me that. and that's politics. bers tol thatolitics.i mean, yoe upset at you know, it's like claude rains talking abouts bumbling going on in this establishment. but i think what people ari etht really her l upset about is losg elections. rahner has been very kind of vocal in the last couple of days about this, but i don't think anyone would

thousands of flights leaving travelers stranded. the airline struggling to keep up as a massive winter storm pounded much of the u.s. now transportation secretary pete buttigieg is getting involved. jarred hill is in new york. jarred, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, wendy. there's no question that what's happening with these flights is a mess, to say the least, but government officials are investigating whether this mess with southwest in particular was avoidable. according to flightaware southwest still makes up the vast majority of today's cancellations. post-christmas chaos at the nation's airports after southwest airlines canceled more than 60% of its flights for the second day in a row stranding thousands of frustrated flyers. >> it's just unacceptable. everybody knows that during the holidays there's going to be some delay, but just outright cancellations is not okay. >> reporter: with more cancellations today, some travelers looked for other ways to reach their destination. >> we tried to get a train, and the train was booked, and then we tried to get a greyhound bus, and that was booked, so we have a rental car. >> reporter: southwest offered heartfelt apologies and sai

hill? >> you know, i think this is a situation where it's like death by a thousand cuts.there's only so much incoming you can incur before people start peeling off. we have seen it before, the slow reluctant with draw from the republican party for donald trump, but it's starting to happen. every single day that something new comes out and something happens, that i think accelerates that with draw. i don't think it's going to happen overnight, and i think donald trump will be out there and commanding a lot of attention and headlines and then stunts like releasing nfts, and it gives ammunition to people like mike pence or ron desantis or anybody else running for president and the nomination for 2024, and you have to contrast with democrats and biden who are right now in a very strong position who have an open road ahead of them when the republicans are in complete disarray meltdown road. >> appreciate you all. want to bring in the democrat from pennsylvania who sits on the weighs and means committee. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. what will happen in the meeting?

thousands of seats for its passengers. san jose police are investigating a crash that left one person hurt before midnight on blossom hill roadfirefighters say when they got there, someone was trapped inside the car. they were able to get the person out safely but not without significant injuries. >> we are on storm watch has the next round of rain is moving across the area. in santa clara county, warming centers will be open to help homeless people get away from rain and potential flooding. >> it is dry. it has lots of fun things for people to do. we are a welcoming space for everyone to find what they need. >> they are open to the general public. the zoo will be closed during the day today because of the rain. the zoo says the event is still on for this evening. >> in the sierra, a winter storm watch is in effect today until sunday. they got a foot and a half from a snowstorm earlier. if you are heading to the sierra, packed chains for your tires, food and blankets. travel could be difficult to impossible. >> the department of homeland security warned of potential violence targeting migrants at the southern border if title

thousand new cases. but forecasters warn the true number could be in the millions. those are the headlines on bbc world news. and now on bbc news — chaos on capitol hillt, and a warning that this programme contains flashing images. it's going to happen. something's going to happen. chanting: whose streets? our streets! _ if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election. on january sixth 2020, thousands of donald trump supporters stormed the us capitol building, intent on disrupting the certification of the 2020 election results. hundreds of police officers were injured. one, brian sicknick, would later die. ashli babbitt, a protester, would be fatally shot by law enforcement during the attack. by law enforcement during the attack. another rioter would die in the throng of people pushing into the building. the crowd that gathered at the capitol that day ransacked the offices of congressional leaders, and posed for photographs in the senate chamber itself. a year and a half later, legislators who were trapped in the capitol complex that day began their investigation as to how it happened, and who was to blame. donald trump made a purposeful choic

thousands of deaths. now, justice has caught up with her to the german sense that is at least the u. s. congressional panel investigating last year as capitol hill attack has recommended criminal charges against former president donald trump. it comes after an 18 month investigation into his role and the january 6 riots. trump says it's an attempt to block is 2024 white house run my kind of reports from washington, d. c. without objects, it was the committees, 11th and final public hearing. she already intention to summarize the whole report that we made public on wednesday, and to highlighted belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time, can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is on fit for any office. a video presentation 3rd, as a reminder of the events on january, the 6th 2021. and further extracts from some of the hundreds of interviews the committee conducted in an attempt to find out what happened and how to prevent that happening again. as one fact to add, lee is most important in preventing another january 6th accountability. and the commit

thousands of he people. it is a six pell step across those stones and then they go up the hill and then start being processed you see behind me is obviously going to prevent that. in fact, m.j. was mentioning white house concern for a min dy surge, but when they get to this staging point in juarez from the mexico side, they will not be allowed to go over there and we've seen people try to go over. they've been told through mega phones and directly by national guard guardsman who you could see to go down to the bridge to the formal crossing. that is where they're expected to go. they're no longer going to be allowed to go right up here and be processed. so a big change this morning, kate. >> a big change. but of course all of this is just a band aid and a short-term fix. this is not a long-term strategy of how to figure out the correct way to handle this crush of migrants. but so glad you're there. thank you so much, david. i appreciate it. >>> where is this head and what are all of the ripple effects of it all. joining me right now is cnn supreme reporter julian de vogue and from the department of homeland s

thousands of ashes, we have to really recognize what were offered you. we are determining what is the future of democracy in this country. join me markham on hill for up for on al jazeera lou. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin, in auto headquarters. these, the top stories on al jazeera ukraine says the price cap on russian oil should be lowered to $30.00 per barrel to hit its economy harder. on friday, g 7 nations, australia, and b, e u agreed on a $60.00 at barrow price cap. russia says the move is dangerous and will not curb to mont. israeli forces have shot dated 22 year old palestinian man at close range in the occupied west.

thousands of seat for its passengers. >> knew this morning san jose police are investigating a crash that left one person hurt on blossom hill road. firefighters say when they got there the driver was trapped in the car. they were able to get the person out safely, but not without significant injuries. no one else was hurt. this morning we are on storm watch as the next round of rain moves across the area. in sarah county warming centers will be in local libraries to help people get away from the rain and potential flooding. >> it is dry and has lots of fun things for people to do. we are welcoming space for everyone to find they need. >> warming centers are also open to the general public the hours vary by location. the oakland zoo be closed during the day today because of the rain. that in a tweet, the zoo said it's glow-fari one of fact this evening. -- still going to happen this evening. >> workers had to manually remove the ice buildup from the storm earlier this week. in the ski lift. if you're headed to the sierra, packed tire chains, extra food and blankets because travel could be difficult or impossible. we are give

thousand illegal aliens in the single month. that's largely than the population of new orleans. is it critical mass now on capitol hill had an incident heading into the midterms, moderate democrats saying look we really need to be stronger in terms of how we address this problem. there is usually a sprint. midterms happen. then evaluate where they're and democrats are feeling better than they thought they would at this point. but, today, sorry, this week on capitol hill, had 20 republicans who are pushing to impeach dhs secretary mayorkas. and republicans are about to be in power. so we're probably going to be seeing some turbulence as title 42 is lifted and go back to, you know, precovid, title 8 sort of standards. and, you should expect to see republicans when they have power really trying to be digging into how this is playing out. question is, will it level out and, if so, when? >> bret: does that work? does that political, you know, turn the knife in, say you've really screwed this up or does the other way work where republicans say here's what we're going to pass, here's what we are going to do. you are either o

hill say it's still too soon. they say lifting the policy tonight will cause chaos at the border. >> thousands of migrants continued to camp out at the u.s. mexico border as they wait for title. 42 to expire. once that happens, border agents can no longer turn away. migrants seeking asylum at the border on public health grounds. stay already of said that they can barely keep up. but republican lawmakers say lifting title 42 will cause a surge of migrants at border patrol and border communities can handle over the weekend. 3 busloads of migrants were dropped off outside. vice president kamala harris is washington, d.c., home. the white house slammed the move, calling it a, quote, cruel, dangerous and shameful stunt. for months. texas governor greg abbott has bussed migrants to cities like dc in protest of what he calls the president's failed immigration policies. but the biden administration in says they have a plant and are following court orders to end the policy on tuesday as scheduled. right now title 42 is set to expire just before midnight tonight. >> for now live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. back to you

thousands of new enemies in the press. big guy cannot afford that. let's turn it over to joe concha, fox news contributor and the hillst. am i having too much fun with this strike? >> there is so much to unpack from that package and from that monologue. did you see the guy with the bernie sanders hat. >> jesse: i did notice that. interesting. >> jesse: where is bernie? isn't he out there with the little sign? i haven't seen bernie. he should be shoulder to shoulder. >> he has the gloves for them. >> the rat was there but apparently that was paul krugman. got watch out for that for starters when you go on strike, jesse. you go on strike. you don't say we are going on strike but we will be back in 24 hours. that doesn't exactly strike fear in the heart of management. >> jesse: they are going back tomorrow? >> today's paper is the worst it's going to be. and tomorrow the paper is going to be back to normal. >> wordle didn't go away. i don't think anybody did not play wordle today. nobody said i'm boycotting along with the staffers. maybe the wordle by the way was baker as in peter baker. do you know who that is? one of

hill for up front on al jazeera. ah, a deep freeze and much of the united states as a major winter stolen sweeps through killing at least 30 people. tens of thousands are without power. ah, clubs, the horrible you're watching all of their life. well headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes, ukraine's president wolds his country to be prepared for any senari as russia continues as strikes. we also take a look back at britain's political roller coaster in 2022 a year that saw 3 prime ministers, ballooning inflation, and a wave of strikes. it may look lush, but nigerian farmers are seeking help as they struggle to survive after devastating floods. ah, welcome to the program, an intense winter storm across the united states and canada has left millions without power. at least 30 people have died and several of us state some while trapped in their cause. 12 of the fatalities were in the state of new york, which is one of the worst hit regions in the city of buffalo. people have been confined to their homes for several days. she pretends he has more from washington d. c. winter storm elliott may have long passed over much of us, but ar

thousands of documents taken from the property. the supreme court could be asked now to review this issue. ♪ ♪ >> bret: lawmakers on capitol hill areng for answers tonight after the first day of hearings over the collapse of one of the world's largest crypto currency exchanges. much of the focus is on ftxceo sam bankman-fried. rich edson halls the story tonight from capitol hill. >> i think it's going to take months, probable, before we truly understand the extent and scope of the failure. >> that's ftx, crypto currency exchange once valued at $32 billion. it fell apart and is now short an estimated 8 billion. from the bahamas, former ceo sam bankman-fried, against the advice of his lawyers, he says, is now trying to explain what happened. >> i really deeply wish that i had taken, like, a lot more responsibility for understanding what the details were of what was going on there. >> this morning, a senate committee became the first congressional panel to investigate this massive collapse. ftx mayo money to more than a million creditors from major investment firms to individuals who say they invested their life savings. >> do you hav

hill are saying it's still still too soon. they say lifting the policy tonight will cause chaos at the border. >> thousands of migrants continue to camp out at the u.s. mexico border as they wait for title. 42 to expire. once that happens, border agents can no longer turn away. migrants seeking asylum at the border on public health grounds. stay already of said that they can barely keep up. but republican lawmakers say lifting title 42 will cause a surge of migrants at border patrol and border communities can handle over the weekend. 3 busloads of migrants were dropped off outside. vice president kamala harris is washington, d.c., home. the white house slammed the move, calling it a, quote, cruel, dangerous and shameful stunt. for months. texas governor greg abbott has bussed migrants to cities like dc in protest of what he calls the president's failed immigration policies. but the biden administration in says they have a plant and are following court orders to end the policy on tuesday as scheduled. right now on title, 42 is set to expire just before midnight tonight. >> for now live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. back to

tens of thousands of ukrainian civilians killed and 100,000 russian troops killed or wounded ukraineians have soldiered on, backed by international support, including $20 billion in weapons and hill from the united states. ukrainian troops have used it to launch a major offensive, liberating eastern ukraine and then the southern city, occupied by moscow for eight months as ukrainian military moved in, soldiers were given a hero's welcome. president zelenskyy called the liberation the beginning of the end of this war. >> how are you feeling today >> very well >> how is this moment for you? >> the moment is very important. that is the biggest occupied since the force of february. that's biggest city. now it's free. so ukraine came so i'm happy >> as the conflict nears one year, there's still no end in sight. ukrainians fear the world is losing interest in the war as putin imploys a brutal new tactic, mass targeting ukraine's infrastructure just as temperatures plummet he couldn't take ukraine as completely or quickly as he hoped. now it seems he's trying to starve and freeze the country into submission. richard engel, nbc news. >>> still ahead, after years of rangeling, the house w