u. s. jeff explains in our world whether update there is a pacific storm slamming into the west coast of the us. however, one here is the details on tuesday. the rain will make it as far south as so called southern california, including san diego. but it's not just the rain. i will see winds i costing nearing a 100 kilometers per and up and down that west coast. because he rainfall amounts of about a 100 millimeters. this is also impacting candidates, british columbia province at least the lower mainland. on tuesday, off to the gulf states, we go temperature slowly, but surely starting to come up to new orleans at 13 degrees. but you should be 18 for this year. here's some good news that lake effect snow. finally starting the weekend for western new york state. as those winds begin to shift around. now that cold, we've been talking about it coming out of the us into mexico. so this is mexico city, not the city center, but some of the hills there. i've seen some snow the other day. so mexico city

u. s and nato desire for a military confrontation with our country. also on monday, a price cap on russian oil went into effect in europe and in g seven countries, including the us in kiev, jeff paul fox news. here in the u. s more than two dozen taylor. swift fans are suing ticketmaster and the parent company, live nation for fraud and other allegations after last month's tickets sale fiasco. william longinus is in los angeles with the story. taylor swift fans are taking ticketmaster to task. more than two dozen swifty's filing a lawsuit against the ticket giant after it bungled sales for swift 2023 eras. stadium tour. ticketmaster says it canceled the public on sale date for the tour because of high demand during its pre sale event. the plaintiffs are suing ticketmaster and its parent company, live nation. for fraud , price fixing and anti trust violations, alleging quote, intentional deception, letting scalpers scoop up most of the tickets. the lawsuit was filed in los angeles and goes on to allege quote. ticketmaster is a monopoly that is only interested in taking every dollar it can from a captive public. we believe out of the 1.5 million codes that were given out that s

u. s. a said the bombers are still in a testing phase, and there's currently not a concrete time frame for when they could be delivered. we heard from jeff as will alice to madison, who says, australia's concerns about that alleged chinese threat have stem from an over reliance on policy directives from the u. s. this is a serious abuse all public money. the fact that a us on the think tank is urging purchases try and searches of us military equipment is at least a serious conflict of interest. and probably the worse, some serious corruption going on. but we have to understand this in the context of the operations of the a strong and military which are largely to serve as an adjunct for the us military adventures all around the world. while you might say the blow back or the backlash from all of the other wars that we've been dragged into, china has done nothing against the strike is particularly interesting. china has in fact been major trading partner and potentially a major investor in australia and to raise the specter of some direct confrontation with china is, could well pose an existential threat to the australian system. so i thi

and yes, when virginia jeff bezos went on a 10 minute june, tend to space in july 2021. u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported view as tend to think, it's well a bit of a downer tab about the kind of situation that of anger, rid of her grades and not many good feeling been young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about is even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmenta

jeff. there's growing concern from u. s officials about national security risks involving tiktok .those concerns are behind the delay in a potential deal between the biden administration and tiktok. one of the main issues is the social media platforms access to consumer data. tiktok's parent company, chinese owned bite dance has already spent $9 million lobbying washington for a deal are time now for 47 president biden was in arizona celebrating the groundbreaking of the new the facility is part of a push by the white house to have semiconductor chips made here in the usa, the ceo of the taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company announced the company is expanding the original $12 billion chip plant to another plant. for a total investment of $40 billion. president biden says the chips act is helping to bring manufacturing back to the u. s. you're making things here in america and shipping the products overseas rather than shipping the jobs overseas to make things overseas and bring them back home. now, apple ceo tim cook confirmed apple would be buying chips from that plant in ari

shooting found that lee harvey oswald assassinated at jeff. catch that conclusion has not stopped speculation that there was a wider plot to kill the u. s. president. ah france coach to the other chart says the team spirit in a squad is what will carry them to a 3rd world cup. the players have been in party mood after their semi final win over morocco, france, so aiming to become the 1st team to success will defend the trophy since today's brazil in 1962 and france, his opponents argentina had been back out on the training. phil for the 1st time since there were no for croatia, but a full score that wasn't on show. i see one of those who sat out the session like france argentina are hoping to lift the trial if you, for the 3rd time in her history or summer saying there's a new lynn on may say on the field during this world cup. in argentina, people are loving it later as a bo reports not from one as ours. o, a freeze by eunice macy, has made it to people's hearts in argentina. what are you looking at? foil? it's being printed on t shirts. mugs and even tattooed on people's bodies and allow me to sell dollars and dinner. tony won't face,

jeff paul fox news. there appears to be growing concern from u. sbout national security risks involving tiktok . those concerns are behind the delay in a potential deal between the biden administration and tiktok that had been expected to be finalized by the end of the year. one of the main issues is a social platform or social media platforms, access to consumer data and its potential use for influence operations. tiktok's parent company, chinese owned bite dance has already spent $9 million lobbying washington for a deal. san francisco firefighters were offered early cancer screenings today. the blood test was given this morning to any active or retired firefighter who met certain criteria. the screening can detect 50 types of cancers in the early stages, the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation helped sponsor the event, and its president says this test is very crucial for firefighters who are at a higher risk of certain types of cancers. we've got to catch this cancer at the earliest stages possible and end the number one cause

jeff. hey, there that intense pacific storm produce devastating weather along the u. s. fast coast hybrid one. we'll talk more about that in a sec, but 1st the good news bit of a break breather as we get throughout wednesday. so here's how bad it was. we saw it rain fall amounts, a 150 millimeters setting record rain in portland, in the us state of oregon. for example, those winds whipped up to a 145 kilometers per hour. it's also impacted canada's british columbia profit. so again, a break on wednesday before this next round of rain and wind moves in on thursday. we're pulling up warmer air from the golf, so temperatures in houston and new orleans pop up to 23 and 20 degrees. we're turning off that lake effect snow through western new york state that includes buffalo, as those winds shift around after central america right now we've had some rain wobbling around the coast, a belizean honduras, and it will stick there on wednesday. in time, severe thunderstorms produced a tornado near the capitol in bolivia, la pas this area has not seen a tornado in about 3 years and w

jeff paul in kiev, jeff, thanks up next the panel on the twitter files and what comes next, plus the big u. sse about same sex marriage and the georgia runoff tomorrow, first beyond our borders tonight, north korea fires about 130 artillery rounds into the water near its western and eastern sea borders with south korea. it says the firings were a warning against ongoing south korean south korean artillery. china is that some of the world's most stringent antivirus controls. authorities say new coronavirus aryans are weaker but they have yet to say when they might end the zero covert strategy that combines millions to their homes and has inspired protests in china and demands for president see shane paying to resign. there is uncertainty tonight over the status of iran's religious police, casting doubt on reports the force has been shut down. there is speculation the clear cut and run leadership is considering concessions in an attempt to diffuse widespread government protests in iran over the death of a woman in police custody. this is a live look at london, one of the big stories they are to

and yes, when virginia jeff bezos went on a 10 minute june, tend to space in july 2021. u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day and low time delivery. climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported view as tend to think, it's well a bit of a downer tab about the kind of situation, bit of anger, frustration, not many good feeling, been young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music videos. the early 2000. this was when climate change really hit the stage and being an environmental scie

jeff, this is our, the satellite image. you can just see this plume of white weather crashing into our, the u. s. west coast. but let's talk about this set up at. so really we did have the perfect storm for a few reasons. here we had an atmospheric river which is a narrow, concentrated band of rain, but this coincide it with you heard just a few moments ago, a king tide, so that was a tide of about 5 meters high. so the 2 worked together, just inundated areas up and down the west coast of the us. so let's go on for a closer look right now at the blue. that's all the rain as far south is los angeles in san diego. but let's talk about the worst case scenario we saw in some spots we saw about a 150 millimeters of rain. we set records for just how much rain we saw, for example, in portland, in the us state of oregon. and we saw there was winds were brought to a 145 kilometers per hour. so this was certainly a vigorous system. this was also impacting canada's british columbia province the lower mainland. but here's the thing, bit of a breather through the rest of wednesday. but then that next storm system rolls a

jeff paul has a story from ukraine's capital. another tense day of waiting and watching here in kiev as many brace for another possible attack by russian forces. however u squiet period is par for the course. and they even expect a slowdown in the fighting in the coming months. both militaries are going to be in a situation where they're going to be looking to try to refit to resupply in a sense to reconstitute so that they're kind of prepared for that counter offensive, but we actually have a fair amount of skepticism as to whether or not the russians will be, in fact, prepared to do that one place where we continue to see intense fighting is in the east, specifically in the town of bach, boot crane, ian and russian forces are digging in there. russia is trying to capture the small yet somewhat strategic town with their eyes set on attacking bigger cities just to the north and here, son despite russian troops withdrawing their now liberated city continues to get shelled. utility workers are doing their best to restore power amid freezing temperatures, but the daily attacks on civilian structures are causing fires, injuries and deaths. they are shelling t

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