in the remote village of cairo in some far state. photo storm ida has brought flooding to the us east coast. a state of emergency has been declared in new york city after record breaking rain. it comes 4 days after i made landfall in the southern states, louisiana as a profit category for how to can, but it's not a weekend and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue on al jazeera after shuttle world, goodbye. ah, me. i oh, i don't oh i think the still we are responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill and some will be killed inside of the land conflict. filled with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort to replace one with the other we've got the pictures like all the temp said to the adams to make them don't get them tony. yes. oh um no, i pay the ah ah ah, they were 5 months in a world war one. both sides were in trenches. they were just mass slaughter across the landscape. men were standing up sleeping. they were in their own species and their dead comrades were sitting

students have been kidnapped nigeria since december. tropical storm ida has brought flooding to the us east coast and our reports of homes being distorted in new jersey and in new york city. a state of emergency has been declared after record breaking rain lead to flooding . there comes 4 days after either made landfall in the southern state of louisiana as a powerful category for how to get, but it's not weakened. those are the headlines back, not a shout, a world. goodbye. in the joint hearings of the house select committee to investigate covert arms transaction with iran in the select committee on secret military assistance to iran and the nicaraguan opposition will come to order. congress began to address what they perceived to be an insanely out of control series of covert actions with little to no congressional oversight. we eventually blank, lethal weapons to cherish nations involving the u. s. government in military activities in direct contradiction of the law and lying through the congress. now i believe that democracy cannot revive that kind of abuse. and people like dick cheney and do

though tropical storm ida has brought flooding to the us east coast. there are reports of homes being destroyed in new jersey and in new york city, a state of emergency has not been declared after record breaking rain lead to flooding it. come 4 days after i'd have made landfill in the southern states of louisiana as a powerful category for hurricane. but us now weakened. well, in north america, more people under the age of 50 are in hospital with cove at 19 than at any point during the pandemic dance, according to the pan american health organization which says infection rates of surgery in the region, the health agency is also paying for more vaccine from south america and the caribbean, where it says 3 quarters of the people have not been fully immunized. it's going on countries with excess drams to urgently share them. after nearly 2 years of home study during the pandemic students in lebanon are returning to school, but they're likely to miss out for 3rd year as the lebanese education sector faces it's worst crisis in years. so i've heard reports

grinds to a horde, more cloud, a few more showers for the far east, cloud for the north and a fresh night comfort many of us away from the east coastthe new week, we still have that weather front, slowly fading out, this other weather front pushing into the north—west of the country bringing increasing cloud, showers to the north of scotland, but the most away from the east and south—east of england it will be a fine day with sunshine around, quite warm in the south, 22 degrees, otherwise the high teens for most. eventually that and fizzles out across eastern england while across the north it fizzles out, tuesday looking good thanks to a ridge of high pressure but beyond tuesday we see these errors of low pressure sweep down. a fine day for many of us on tuesday, warm in the south, but after wednesday more unsettled, wet and windy, particularly across the north of the uk. this is bbc news, the headlines at six: rising global gas prices: ministers insist there's no "cause for immediate concern" over the supply of gas after a meeting with industry leaders, as at least four energy companies are expected to go bust next week. we've alr

grinds to a halt, more cloud, a few more showers for the far east, cloud for the north and a fresh night comfort many of us away from the east coaster front, slowly fading out, this other weather front pushing into the north—west of the country bringing increasing cloud, showers to the north—west of scotland, but for most away from the east and south—east of england it will be a fine day with sunshine around, quite warm in the south, 22 degrees, otherwise the high teens for most. eventually that weather front fizzles out across eastern england while across the north it fizzles out, tuesday looking good thanks to a ridge of high pressure but beyond tuesday we see these deep areas of low pressure sweep down. a fine day for many of us on tuesday, but after wednesday, more unsettled and turning wet and windy, particularly across the north of the uk. this is bbc news, the headlines at seven: rising global gas prices: ministers say they've been assured there's no "cause for immediate concern" over the supply of gas, after a meeting with industry leaders — as at least four energy companies are expected to go bust next week. we've already

to north america and we're watching a tropical depression. nicholas as it makes its way east across the us gulf coast. now it did make land full in texas as a category one hurricane, but it was quickly downgraded, but it still brought some very heavy rain, strong winds and a storm surge. and that heavy rain is going to continue as it works its way across alabama, on towards the florida panhandle. we could see up to 250 millimeters of rainfall that brings with it a flash flood risk, as well as point a to risk from those strong winds. now elsewhere, we're also seeing a lot of rain on schedule for new york and for washington, d. c. thanks to a weather system that's pushed off shore, but it is going to keep that rain in play. we're also seeing some storms running across the great lakes and across into eastern parts of canada before the really wet and windy weather. we have to look to the west coast. we want what the systems pounding british columbia, bringing with it some snow, some heavy rain and some stronger winds. now it's looking rather warm and dry across the west coast of the us and that's not hel

west but one of the things it doesis it makes the students and myself from the east coast feel more comfortable . it reminds us of i think there's something , there's no defense of midwest be stuckas educational but . >> i like the dish. >> just come visit. next question is the huge sports programs provide an additional smokescreen for local displacement and colleges tax-free status this is because michigan is in the elite right now . >> this works a number of ways. stadium building becomes a new fortification and funding comes from the public field and then the stadium produces profits through ticket sales but also in the big ten we obviously seek lucrative tv contracts and those stadiums areusually tax-exempt . and on top of that, we talk aboutgraduate student labor . that is suppressed, the weight is suppressed under the guise of apprenticeships. being students and not workers and find out shout out to columbia university ikand brown and nyu are either on strike or about to strike and idthe same phenomenon is happening right now on the sports fields so if you're watching the big dance, you have a couple of

. >> while visiting the hard-hit east coast, the president used the opportunity to promote his infrastructure plan he says will help protect the country from extreme weather events and modernize our physical infrastructure. our roads, our bridges, our power transmission distribution lines. and later today president biden will deliver remarks honoring labor unions where we can also expect him. >> to make another push for infrastructure. bill reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. thank you for that report was shot. >> coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. a shocking development in the fight over britney spears conservatorship. details on her father's latest decision. we get that. a shocking development in britney spears fight for freedom. >> her father, jamie spears has filed a petition to in her gears long conservatorship in that petitions, spears father cites his daughter's, please to control her own life and her fortune as the main reason he wants to step down. mary beth mcdade has those details for us. >> in a stunning move. britney spears, father jamie filed a 112

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weather front sweeps eastwards this evening and overnight, gradually clearing away from the east coast, leaving usky such that it showers. it will be a colder night than recently, six or bit colder in more rural spot —— leaving us with clearer skies and scattered showers. a ridge of high pressure will clear the front gradually from the east, wednesday is the drier day of the week. sunshine for many areas, showers perhaps affecting western scotland, north—west england and even parts of the east midlands. still not particularly warm despite the sunshine, temperatures about 12 to 16. the window is only short lived, the next area of low pressure moves in through wednesday night and into thursday, quite a few isobars on the map, a spell of wet and quite blustery weather moves west to east across the uk on thursday. perhaps something brighter moving from the west behind that but another area of rain pushing from the west later on thursday. temperatures 13 to 17, still unsettled. for friday added to the weekend you can see plenty of shower symbols, temperatures about 10 degrees cooler than last weekend.

the storms remnants have pummeled the east coast as foxes. brian yannis tells us at least 45 people were killed in flash floods across the northeast. cleanup efforts are ongoing, up and down the east coast, including in new york and here in new jersey. dozens were killed in both states, the majority of them caught in flooded homes or in vehicles inundated by floodwaters, a record set two weeks ago. another record set now rainfall like we haven't seen ever before. this is the biggest wake up call we could possibly get. satellite images show the extent of the damage in parts of new jersey flood warnings are still in effect for more than 4.5 million people as rivers are expected to remain above flood stage through the weekend, state police. in connecticut announced the death of veteran sergeant brian mole after his cruiser was swept away by floodwaters. flags in the state were lowered to half staff to honor the officer, many communities in louisiana remain underwater, and it could take weeks until power is restored in some of the heaviest impacted areas. i don't thin

us. that's in yellow for the north bay, the east bay, coast and peninsula.for sensitive groups. future cast smoke at the surface and you can see more haze inland as we head through the day today. for tomorrow we will watch parts of the north and east bay could see more haze for you. watch for tomorrow as that moves fairly quickly out of here by wednesday in the afternoon and evening. as we look and fast forward to friday and into the weekend with that stronger marine influence and that stronger on shore flow and ocean breeze check it out. clearer skies by the end of the week. looking at our sunrise at 6:45. the sunset at 7:29. daytime highs for the peninsula. low to mid-80s's for the south bay. the low 09's yesterday for the san jose area. we will do it again today. morgan hill heating up for you. upper 90's to triple digit heat. inland east bay triple digit heat after the hot temperatures have you had over the last few days. 100 in concord, pleasant hill. under another heat advisory today. upper 90's to triple digit heat for the tri valley. around the bay w

way too early," the show that knows some of the fire crews here in california that could use a lot of that east coast'm jacob soboroff on this thursday, september 2nd. we're going to start right now with the news. the reinformants of hurricane ida is hitting the northeast with flash flood warnings and tornadoes hitting new york, new jersey, and philadelphia. the gronks declared states of emergency, calling on residents to stay inside. fire and rescue crews across the region have responded to numerous water rescues and evacuations because of the high water levels. there have been at least five weather-related fatalities, four in new york city and one in passaic, new jersey. the national weather advisory cle claired a flash flood emergencying for new jersey, first ever last night. it shattered a record set just last week. this is video of water rushed into an apartment on east 22nd street in manhattan. most subway lines were suspended last night due to heavy rain and flooding. a number of funnel clouds and tornadoes have been reported all across the region. i want to go right now to meteorologist bill

us. flash floods kill at least 15 people along the east coast, as storm ida brings record—breaking rainfall solution. flash floods caused water to cascade into new york subway stations. the governors of both new york and newjersey declared a state of emergency. we'll be speaking to an expert about whether cities can be better prepared for extreme weather. also in the programme.

specific which is 11 pm in the east coast. joining usis the one man i trust to have all the answers to this question, steve kornacki political correspondent. thank you so much for being here tonight. >> yes happy to be here rachel, i don't want to disappoint, i hope the bars and to hide their >> will tell me about the recall thing in california, the history of, it the sort of narrative history of, it is so bizarre, it's so easy to start a recall effort, actually getting so many successfully recalled is pretty difficult at the statewide level. ballpark figure, just first, question how likely do you think, based on the, pulling it looks as though newson is to actually survive this recall effort, and what are the kind of variables you're looking for? >> i mean if government is hoping the polls are right, because if the polls are at all accurate in getting the, sting gavin jansen is going to survive tomorrow. these are all the most recent polls. this is basically the final week of the campaign. what we see here is keep newson do not recall,

on the east coast. joining usthe one man i trust to have all the answers to these questions and more. steve kornacki, msnbc's political correspondent. steve, thank you so much for being here tonight. i really appreciate it. >> happy to do it, rachel. i hope i don't disappoint. i'll do my best. i'll put it that way. i hope the bar isn't too high there. >> tell me about -- i mean, the recall thing in california, the history of it, the sort of narrative history of it, it's so bizarre. it's so easy to start a recall effort. actually getting somebody successfully recalled, though, is pretty difficult at the statewide level. ballpark figure, just first question, how likely do you think based on the polling it looks that newsom is to actually survive this recall effort and what are the kind of variables you're looking for? >> gavin newsom tonight has got to be hoping the polls are right because if the polls are at all accurate in this thing gavin newsom's going to survive tomorrow. what we can show you here, these are al

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and the same with us being on the east coast. they were not familiar with bats. so that sharing we did as women was very helpful. but the other thing we learned early on as women as we are pretty much all alike. one time we were together and some of the older women who'd been here before nancy johnson, some of the others, we were talking and i said something one of a set of got to go and the other and said you do that too? somebody else if you do that too? what we realize, we checked our work home and went home at night and work and the guys went out and had a good time, not all of them but that is really what happened. they would play golf or sometimes in the afternoon they go to a matinee. were working all the time. we realized as women that was the difference. and it's probably still true today. i think because there is always been, you have to work harder, try harder to be accepted in a man's world as a woman. i think there is a lot of that does not really exist today but kind of a built in to you if you came along through all of those years of having to do t

. >> while visiting the hard-hit east coast, the president used the opportunity to promote his infrastructures will help protect the country from extreme weather events modernize our physical infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, our power transmission distribution lines. later today, president biden will deliver remarks in honor of labor unions. and we can also expect him to make another push for his infrastructure bill reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> back to you. >> all right. thank you reshad. now to some the news on another storm. this one obviously not quite as big as hurricane ida. this is tropical storm mindy, which is just made landfall along. >> florida's panhandle there. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about it aren't lot of these storms useful. you know, we need to get that rain from these storms expecting maybe 2 to 4 inches of rain. of course it comes down so fast. sometimes you get the flooding to go along with that. but they certainly could use the rain and they're getting it there for tonight. then the storm system one to start to fall apart and g

here's meteorologist janessa webb what do you have in store for us >> good morning, we're noticing a cooler weather pattern across the east coast into parts of the pacific northwest. it's in the center we see the heat continuing to build that starts to break down finally by tomorrow. so that's sparking up a little severe weather and what conditions persist into your friday so unfortunately, soggy conditions for the weekend as well for texas, that's the primary threat this front will slice through that area, causing minor flooding for dallas. right now accumulation of one-to-two inches. somed some rain for seattle, all the way down to oregon >>> bust out the hoodies >> all coming out. >> thanks, janessa >>> coming up, how one company is honoring the late breonna taylor >>> an unexpected kwligs happened in one fell swoop - hi sabrina! - hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. i just have to ask. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? - it's true jen. - really?! this nourishing prebiotic oat formula happened in one fell swoop - one day? - for real! wow! aveeno®. healthy. it's our nature.™

thank you very much for talking to us- _ at least 9 people have died in flash flooding in the north east coastadelphia, as tropical storm ida brought a month's worth of rain to the area. 3 inches of rain fell in central park in just one hour. a state of emergency has been declared, with the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, describing the flooding as �*brutal�*. leboo diseko reports. it's floating! the streets of new york, as the city was hit by the fury of storm ida. oh, my god, this poor person's floating. roads turned into rivers, as the city was deluged with rain. at least one body was pulled from a vehicle that was swept away. the city's subway network forced to a standstill, as what looked like waterfalls submerged platforms, tracks and trains. play was interrupted at the us open. the venue's roof no match for the rain. even leaving as the flood warning came in didn't prevent being caught in the storm. it literally was torrential, coming down from left to right. there were a number of cars that have been abandoned, sort of owners trying to get out. i spoke to one guy who had to cli

east coast. thanks for joining us.ck on the markets and your money after nice gains for nearly everything on wednesday averages gains a full percent. mutes are muted. it is yom kippur we might see trading volumes on the lower side all that with oil and gas stock surged because the price of natural gas took off nat gas up 5% at one point yesterday. up 4% ending the session $5.50 for btu. natural gas up 120% in just six months wow. let's get a check on the cryptocurrency as well ethereum and bitcoin also had nice days on wednesday we told you it was the everything rally we are seeing both higher right now. ethereum is up $36.27. bitcoin above 48k. >>> more on stocks and the market soon. there is more going on than the markets. let's get an update on what else is happening with bertha oh i'm going to be bertha all right. discord's valuation has double thanks to the new round of funding. the digital chat company pulled in $5 million in the latest round. that puts the valuation at $15 billion. up from the $7 billion based o

. >> while visiting the hard-hit east coast, the president used the opportunity to promote his infrastructure says will help protect the country from extreme weather events modernize our physical infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, our power transmission distribution lines. and later today president biden will deliver remarks honoring the labor unions. we can also expect him. >> to push his infrastructure bill once again reporting in washington rashad hudson, back to you. thanks for god. it is 5.23. coming up after the break. we're well, we're less than a week away until the raiders kick off their season. the team's vaccine mandate is now impacting. >> ticket prices will explain. ♪ ♪ >> 5.25, can you feel the excitement less than a week until the raiders play their first home game at their palace in las vegas. >> and the good news for fans is tape. prices are actually dropping. yeah. how about that? some say the price drop is because fans are being required to show proof of vaccination to go to the games and kind to explain why that is. we've got madison heavey with the story. >> they wen

. >> while visiting the hard-hit east coast, the president used the opportunity to promote his infrastructure plan he says will help protect the country from extreme weather events modernize our physical infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, our power transmission distribution lines. and later today president biden will deliver remarks honoring union leaders. >> and we can expect him to once again push his infrastructure bill reporting in washington, rashad hudson, back to you. thanks for we'll take a quick break here at 6.21 coming up next, a shocking development in the fight over britney spears as conservator ship details on her father's. >> latest decision. >> it's 6.24. and here's a big story in a big development. the britney spears fight for her freedom. her father, jamie spears. >> has filed a petition now to end. >> his long years as being her conservatorship head in the petition. the father cites his daughter's pleas to control her own life and her fortune. >> as the main reasons that he has decided to finally step down mary beth mcdade has the details. >> in a stunning move. britne

." >>> welcome back good tuesday morning it's 5:28 here on the east coast thanks for joining us, there's on let's get to your morning money and see if we are getting more follow through selling after monday's big selloff we are not futures they are higher not where they were, not what we lost, dow futures up 307, just over 1% so maybe looking to regain about half of our 650 point drop markets, as you know, maybe you were under a rock, who knows, took a tumble on monday. the major averages ending down nearly 2%, the dow down more than 650 points. there was one potential upside to it all. we ended well off our lows of the day. buyers really streaming in in the last 15 to 20 minutes of the market the dow closed 300 points off its low from the session and strategists rushing to the rescue for one j.p. morgan chase's marco saying writing in a note to clients, quote, our fundamental thesis remains unchanged and we see the selloff as an opportunity to buy the dip. just one of many strategists coming out and saying we are optimistic longer term so why the big move on monday? depends on who you a

one east coast start-up is using computer vision from overhead cameras to scan restaurant kitchens toe sure that workers are prepared correctly. the cameras are reportedly spot about 85% of errors out there and the company raised $10 million in funding, but it's not their fault if you forget to ask for that ketchup. >>> a surprise consnerts san francisco -- concert in san francisco had some rocking. >> a surprise concert at the independent for a couple hundred lucky fans. the show was announced on twitter. fans had to race to the box office with proof of vaccination and cash to land a ticket. you only had to pay $20 because tickets were $19.81. a salute to the band's 40th anniversary. like the wristband and the t-shirt saying metallica hadn't played a live show in 738 days. probably love the crowd reaction. >> we are heard to spread joy to the [ inaudible ] who have missed coming here to see some live shows. i speak for all of us, i know, when i say we are super grateful to be here again and to feel the love to play live. it's why we were put here. >> 19 cent surcharge made the cost o

let's return now to the torrential weather on the east coast of the us.. george, thank you for talking to us in the middle of this. describe exactly where you are in new york city and what the situation is around you right now. i'm from queens, which is in the east of the city so i am not in the skyscraper area, east of the city so i am not in the skyscraperarea, but east of the city so i am not in the skyscraper area, but no matter where you are in new york it is wet. i can see the storm drains outside on the end of my block, and water was shooting out of them like a fountain, it's pretty bad. tote shooting out of them like a fountain, it's pretty bad. we have seen some _ fountain, it's pretty bad. we have seen some incredible, _ fountain, it's pretty bad. we have seen some incredible, awfully i seen some incredible, awfully incredible pictures of the situation, subways flooded and so on. and we're showing our viewers now picture of your street. we can see some cars on the left of the picture, partially submerged in the water. have you ever seen anything

us in the bay area. and been a lot our summer. been heat that central for lot of the. for days, had numerous of 100 plus even out livermore east of livermore, but coast the bay remained cool mild. that's it's going to, which not a bad for us. and of course, that's why settled the bay area those years because do. it's typical have you that big spread 40 spread from coast to inland, and it's much more in summer much more. inhabitable to in a that's 68, as opposed 180. this was with last week and the before that, we just out. gone the bills from the desert and we get this tug war between the like a wrestling between the and the cooler or the and the cooler and they just back forth. but the way works out most the time the just up for cool air up writing the and the heat stays trapped in that central valley. and that's how it will be. tomorrow day. next that, degrees warmer fairfield than it was night. fire up. we're not at red flag, not those nasty but do have a spare air day and heat advisory. um as you look the, uh arrows offshore. fog at the coast, it's just of stuck at the coast. this is how will look. morning you can see there and then inland in the

us. flash floods kill at least 15 people along the east coast, as storm ida brings record—breaking rainfalli can't go homejust right now, but this all, we are going to come together and we're going to figure out a solution. flash floods caused water to cascade into new york subway stations. the governors of both new york and newjersey declared a state of emergency. we'll be speaking to an expert about whether cities can be better prepared for extreme weather. also in the programme. a huge story from the music world because abbott has announced a new album for the first time in a0 years, and they say they will provide —— perform on stage as holograms. at least 15 people are believed to have died, as the remnants of storm ida brought flash flooding and tornadoes to north—eastern america, including the state of new york, where a state of emergency has been declared. newjersey and new jersey and connecticut. president biden says it's another reminder that the climate crisis has arrived. this destruction is everywhere, and it's a matter of life and death, and we're all in this together. this is

that allowed us to go east coast to west coast and thomas jefferson got credit for it.hing i want to mention is, basically the french, through the rothschild french bank, set up a reparation fund for the haitians to have to pay the former slave owners in france forgetting their freedom. in order for france to recognize them as the independent state and not to attack them again. these reparations were paid up through 1947. it was billions of dollars and i don't even know how they were able to obtain that money. they did it through the sale of sugarcane, because they were producing for the british and the french. but basically what you had was a situation where they had no opportunity, even after 1947, the policy was to punish haiti for gaining its freedom from the french, our so-called allies. host: i appreciate your call in the history lesson on that this morning. louisiana is next, tammy on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i wish i could have caught you when al green was there. this guy -- i know you say, don't say names, but trump supporters ha

us up. she was in high school at the time and because we are in arizona, we are three hours behind the east coast time. immediately, i turned on the tv and i can't remember at what point we turned on the tv. obviously, a plane had already hit the towers for short. -- four -- for sure. i was horrified. at the aftermath, i thought it was a small plane that hit the tower first, but then quickly realized after the second plane hit that this was a terrorist attack. i had never witnessed anything like that. i don't think anyone has witnessed anything like this, then of course the tv showed the graphics of the towers falling. i was glued to the tv and the news the entire day. people were walking around like zombies on the street in new york with dust and stuff all over them. it was horrifying. i don't know what else to tell you. it was an absolutely horrific feeling. i felt like our country was under attack. our country was under attack. as you know, all the planes were grounded. people did not know what was going on. it was very sad. >> what was it like in your community in the weeks following the atta

us. we have a full two hours that starts right now, ainsley. ainsley: 7:01 on the east coast. thdrawal from kabul saying evacuations couldn't have gone more smoothly. brian: all right. we're also learning about a phone call the president had with afghan president. we got the transcripts just weeks before kabul's collapse. ainsley: peter doocy live at the white house with the president's defiant dissent. peter? peter: good morning, the president had been getting daily updates about afghanistan and he decided that he thinks the mission he ordered in the way that it was executed was a success. >> this decision about afghanistan is not just about average. it's about ending an era of major military operations toe remake other countries. i take responsibility for the decision. it was time to end this war. pete: heavily armed taliban fighters now stand guard on the streets of kabul even though the president and the way the pentagon originally sold this mission at this point the former president ashraf ghani was still supposed to be in charge. new reporting from reuters in a phone call

east coast. now, into the weekend. high pressure still with usgoing to be turning a little warmer too. so, saturday, a dry day once again, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here and there underneath that cloud. some brightness around, again for parts of scotland in particular, not quite as breezy along that east coast as it's been recently, with highs generally about 15 to 21 degrees. now, into sunday — rain not far away, perhaps into the far southwest of england, northern ireland could see the odd spot of rain on sunday, but for much of the uk, we are now thinking sunday is going to be a dry day, with temperatures lifting to around 23 or 24 degrees, but less cloud than we've seen recently as well, and that's going to be the theme through the weekend and into the start of next week. this slightly warmer air looks like it's going to be moving in from a south—easterly direction, so by the time we get to monday, it looks like a largely dry day once again, less in the way of cloud, so more sunshine than we've seen. just the chance of the odd shower out

us in new york. >>> tonight, breaking news the tornado emergency. remnants of hurricane ida slamming the east coastthe massive twister caught on camera a trail of destruction as the extreme weather pushes into the northeast. heavy rain and deadly flooding 56 million under alert. while in louisiana, the new images of a community nearly wiped off the map. long lines for gas, food, and water. nearly one million still without power. our correspondent with the governor we ask him how long will it last >>> plus, california's raging caldor fire exploding to more than 200,000 acres. the flames closing in on lake tahoe's famed resorts. snow blowers now being used to fight the growing inferno. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly high school shooting, the urgent manhunt, and what police just announced. >>> new images of the taliban parading captured u.s. military weapons and equipment. president biden under fire for leaving americans behind as we learn an interpreter who once helped rescue the president from taliban territory years ago can't get out. now asking the president to return the favor. >>> the new

vote was sealed by anger, but gavin, using the handling of the current virus on the south, korean military says north korea as 5 to ballistic miss sounds of his east coast. they landed in the sea of japan, comes 2 days after the young young came up, tested along with a cruise missile. and 3 former us intelligence operatives have admitted providing sophisticated to hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the men now have agreed to pay nearly $1700000.00 and $5.00 to avoid prosecution. no way is left leaning parties are in talks to form a new coalition government after big gains and monday's parliamentary election. the campaign was dominated by the climate crisis. and the future of the countries, oil and gas industry, the wind means all 5 noted countries are now on the left in governments for the 1st time in 62 years. he's drawn out with the return of centre left government to norway after 8 years of conservative rule. one question looms large, what does it mean for the energy sector that made this country fabulously rich? scobee paid it. so it. now we shall celebrate, sleep a bit, and then be ready for action. we will change norway and the world.

north korea launched two missiles off the east coast off their east coast, south korea performed an underwater ballistic missile tests several hours later. the used no immediate threat. the taliban says it is bringing peace and stability to the afghan people despite widespread reports of targeted killings and arrests. fox news trading scott an inside look at a taliban prison in kabul, where former inmates are now the guards. we continue to hear these concerning reports about the taliban targeting people who used to work alongside foreigners. today we visited a prison that used to hold thousands of taliban fighters and spoke to the group about their views on security in afghanistan. right now we are entering the polish charki prison with the taliban. when the group entered the afghan capital. they came into this facility and freed thousands of their fellow fighters. these fighters came from the loge our province and they said it was a 15 year struggle to take over afghanistan and that they're happy they now control. roll the country and they say they are bringing security to the afghan people. as we walked through the prison, we meet niaz mohamm

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us. the news, unfortunately, doesn't get much better up the east coast where at least 50 people are now confirmedead after hurricane ida's remnants pummelled the region earlier this week. desperate searches are still underway for at least six people who are missing. and as cnn's miguel marquez reports, there are new warnings that this historic could get even worse over the holiday weekend. >> reporter: damage from a tornado just outside philadelphia. no one prepared for a tornado here. >> it's unimaginable. >> reporter: the twister, winds up to 130 miles an hour ripped through fort washington, damaging homes, businesses, and bringing down powerlines. >> the landscape of our community is completely different. >> reporter: power poles strewn across streets. huge trees uprooted in neighborhoods. and even roads and overpasses left in disarray. today 4 million people in the northeast remain under a flood advisory due to swelling waters. at one apartment complex in philadelphia, the national guard rescued almost a dozen people and their pets, one of several in the area. >> we really appreciate it. we w

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this is outrageous, thank you very much, we appreciate you joining us, it is now the top of the hour here in the east coast. 1:00 a.m. it is 1:00 a.m., this is don lemon tonight, this is our special coverage of our breaking news, chaos across the northeast as the remanence of hurricane ida inundate the region. new york city subway is virtually shutdown. the city is banning all travels until 5:00 a.m. all non emergency vehicles ordered to stay off the road. we got more of our breaking news on the supreme court formally denying a request from the texas abortion providers to freeze a state law that bars abortion after six weeks. chief justice john roberts join the three liberal justice in the decent. one of the strictest in the nation and bans abortions before many people know they are pregnant remains on the books. we have a big couple of hours ahead for us, all live here on cnn with our breaking news. i want to get to our meteorologist though to tell us about what's going on. this water came in fast and furious as we heard here in new york city. as we heard the governor talk about and the mayor of new jerse

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spotlighted how san francisco and areas of the coast felt the most, 15 degrees warmer today, but east bay shoreline communities also warmed up. oakland, i will use you as my example, you didn't warm up 15 degrees today like sentences go did, but in oakland, we warmed up 14 degrees. over where we were yesterday. that middle column shows you the change from yesterday to today, you can see the pattern on here. the closer you were to the water or the heart of the bay is where you felt at the most. as you get into some inland communities, we warmed up everywhere. it is most dramatic near the water. classic fall, that is your offshore wind and it ties in with the red flag warning. the wind coming over the mountains, downslope, moving through the bay and the warmer air gets pushed all the way out to the beaches. tomorrow will be the same, but there are subtle differences tomorrow. let's change this, let's take today's daytime highs and put them over here. now, show you how things changed tomorrow. we will reverse this. by that, i mean, it will be the inland locations that feel a more dramatic change tomorrow. knew the coast or the bay you need to warm