the russ atlantic the west coast is not just a bay thing, surfing, paradise. it's also great fun for outdoorsy people. the climate in the oligarchy is pretty mild and winter. it's just perfect for activities, for which it's too hot and summer. for example, hiking my hiking trail. the could you utilize pisca though it is. the path of the fisherman leads along the wild atlantic coast. i hike from north to south because the wind comes from the north and it pushes me a bit. oh, it's pretty fee. pure and natured far away from the cities. my destination is the cowboy g selby cinci the cape of st. vincent. the most southwestern point of mainland europe from this cape, the great portuguese explorers sail towards africa and america in the 15th century . you could say that this is the spot where europe and that's the atlantic ocean. over there is north america and over there is south america, moralist that's quite far away with this spot is kind of magical. and i don't think that there is a better place to and my little trip to the alga. so 5, i fear next time somewhere

i visit the fishing island of columbia and a hike along the west coast of the alga. ah, but 1st i'll take you to william in the south east of the elgar oh, is a fishing village and that's why you can find fish basically everywhere. well, that's not an option for me as a vegetarian, but i'm hungry. so take a look at one of the most traditional market halls in the al garff miracles you'll young. there's one hall only for fish and sea food, and there's another one for meat fruits and vegetables. and i think i'll find something there with on saturdays farmers from the surrounding villages come to help to sell vegetables and fruit and flowers. it's pretty crowded here with and official. you can find everything that was caught during the night, sardines and muscles, squid and tuna. mm. mm well i know that the l. garth and fishing, they just belong together. but this law doesn't appeal to me at all. and i would like to smell with that looks good. this is my place to be for g hello. i'd like to handle something tasty from the region. then the sofa, his own. this one, the wee

we turn now to the weather and the severe storms targeting millions of americans from the west coast to the deep south. severe weather threat made its way into arkansas last night, spawning a possible tornado in garland county, about 45 miles west of little rock. powerful winds, knocking down trees damaging at least 14 homes. these pictures showing damage inside a high school students in class at the time were directed to safe rooms. outside the school's football stadium, torn apart the bleachers that were there now they're in the middle of the lights, bleachers and scoreboard ripped down. meanwhile on the west coast atmospheric river storm since december, 26th is set to bring more misery to northern california. we're looking at highway 99 as it runs north south, the weather phenomenon already dropping historic amounts of rain in sacramento county, flooding highways and killing at least one person. another atmospheric river is forecast to pummel the west coast, bringing inches of rain and feet of snow that starts on wednesday, unlikely to give enough time to communities like this to b

employee bonus program on the west coast, california and really most of the west coast, has lagged theest of the country as it came out of the pandemic in terms of returning to travel. and it's still a little bit behind the rest of the country do you see that gap closing? >> i hope so, phil i think that's why our results are quite remarkable even with the west coast not being where the rest of the country is, we're really -- our revenues have really outperformed our unit revenue performance was extremely strong and our total revenues, again, the most in our history. so we believe we have a lot of upside going forward in 2023 we're still guiding to a strong 2023 performance, but we do see upside, especially in the business recovery. as you know, we're more exposed on the west coast with tech companies and the recent layoffs and the pullback and business travel but these are the biggest companies in the world and we believe they'll get back to business travel and that we'll see that in our results later in the year. >> you modified your order book for the 737 max, increasing it how quick

it is especially affecting our customers on the west coast compared to new york and chicago. we are seeing normal and cooler temperatures and demand has increased 26% compared to the prior five year average. >> reporter: these suggestions can lower your next bill. lower the thermostat. every degree lowered can save you 2% on your heating bill. set your water heater at 120 degrees. any above will cost you more . wash clothes in cold water. sign up for bill alerts. you can be notified by pg&e when your usage starts to hit their threshold. use the online comparison tool. >> pg&e does not mark up the prices it pays for natural gas . what we pay, our customers pay. >> we have lost trust in pg&e between the fires and the rolling blackouts and then we can't bring you electrical power today . then they have commercials. who is paying for those commercials? we are paying for those commercials. >> reporter: she expects to pay more on her next bill. >> we reached out to pg&e asking where they get the funding for marketing. we have yet to hear back. >> pg&e does so customers can phibthsi

the impact here on the bay area and the west coast is not too dramatic just yet. most flights don't start taking off until 5:30, 6:00 locally anyway. the east coast flights to come out from new york, boston, miami, wherever are being demade and that means they will arrive late. you're going to have this snowball effect throughout the day unless they can get the system back up quickly. >> the notice to air mission system itself says it had failed. we don't know what great detail that could be. tell us what their role is in all of this. >> sure. this is a system that provides, as bob was also saying, information to the pilots and aircrew as far as any airports that may be closed, a runway that may be closed. there's military airspace throughout the country that may be operational they have to fly around. when the crews go in to do their flight planning, they're provided with all this information so just a heads-up like when you get traffic information before you go to work, which road is closed, which is open, where the traffic jams are. this information is really go

high pressure starts to protect the west coast.es here we have to remember the moisture eventually makes its way eastward. neil: and you know what's wild, or amy, we had a major weather system of some sort every week for at least the past five weeks. it seems like a very busy season. >> reporter: very active and very expensive. we ended 20 2022 with 18 billion dollar disasters, we've already got one under our belt with just two weeks in. neil: amy freeze, fox weather meteorologist following this for us. in the meantime, here is the bad muse on housing -- bad news, right now it's looking like it's cooling and cooling fast. now, here is the good news on housing, it's cooling and cooling fast. why that means opportunities for potential home buyers, after this. ♪ ♪ and i said, romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone. ♪ i'll be waiting, all that's left to do is run. ♪ you'll be the prince and i'll be the britain e access --ions ♪ it's a love story ♪ if h i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt t

we are tracking the storm out in the west coast at the moment. that will being bringing a barrage of rain the next couple days. for the rest of the country, it is quiet of the we have snowfall right now along i-811 and we are tracking the chill down in florida. here is the look. you can >>> good morning, we are under a microclimate weather alert. a live look over the san mateo bridge, very gusty out there. satellite and radar, and we can see there are a few thunder strikes going on off the eureka coastline, and heavy rain throughout the bay area. give it a little bit of a closer view at some heavier pockets moving in over the peninsula, marin, down here in the south bay and the santa cruz mountains as well. we're going to have more details throughout the hour and at 7:00 a.m. >>> and that's the look at the local forecast. back to you both. >>> somara, thank you. still to come, new questions after the officials reveal the backpack of the 6-year-old student was searched before he shot his teacher in the classroom. how did the boy and school then mi

you can bring it down through pipelines and ports on the west coast and the atlantic and bring it byhip. canada is a large supplier and we still bring some oil to this country from the middle east. david: is there much oil to be found in the lower 48? mostly we know where all the oil is, and there's no more big permian basin kind of deposits anywhere? mike: people have said that over time, and then we have always been surprised. the u.s. has been explored more than any other place in the world. the industry has a good idea, but technology allows you sometimes to recover things that you haven't been able to before. that is the story of shale. the other positive story is deepwater gulf of mexico. we will go out and drill in a mile or more of water depth and go down 6, 7, 8 miles into the earth and find large fields. gulf of mexico is still relatively underexplored compared to the onshore. i think there is still room for more discoveries. david: so when you're starting 40 years ago, do you say someday i might be the ceo, or did you not think that was realistic? mike: i just hoped i woul

independents, non-affiliates, ffblack folks, white folks, rich folks, poor, southerners, northerners, the west coast into thest east coast are sick and tired of politics as usual. we as a nation deserve better. we shouldn be able to build a coalition around the common ground off yes we need more training onla de-escalation. yesee we need more resources thn training the duty to intervene and we need more grants and the best wearing the badge. we should have simple legislation that we can agree upon that has been agreed upon in the past. but too often, too many are concerned with who gets the credit. i know thatre when a conservatie republican starts talking about policing in america, some people seem -- i came and talked about my unnecessary incident with the police. i came to the floor and talked about the man walter scott shot in my city and came to the floor juneam the 17th talked about the massacre of mother emanuel church in my hometown. i take the issue of policing in america variously and i want our body to see it not as an issue of republican versus democrats but as good people standing in th

non-affiliates, black folks, white folks, rich folks, poor folks, southerners, northerners, the west coast, and the east coast are sick and tired of politics as usual. we, as a nation, deserve better. we should be able to build a coalition around the common ground of yes, we need more training on de-escalation, more resources and training on the duty to intervene, more grants, and the best wearing the badge, we should have simple legislation that we can agree upon that has been agreed upon in the past but too often too many are too concerned with who gets the credit. i know that when a conservative republican starts talking about policing in america, some people seem to just turn the channel. that is wrong. i came to the floor and talked about my many unnecessary incidents with the police, came to the floor and talked about the man walter scott shot, i came to this floor on june 17th, talked about the massacre, mother emanuel church, in my hometown. i take the issue of policing in america seriously. i want our body to see it not as an issue of republicans versus democrats, but as good peop

it is especially affecting our customers on the west coast compared to new york and chicago just because we are seeing cooler than normal temperatures and demand has increased 26% compared to the prior five year average. >> reporter: pg&e has these suggestions to lower your next bill. >> lower the thermostat. every degree lowered can save you 2% on your heating bill. said to her water heater at 120 degrees. any degree above will cost you more. wash clothes in cold water, sign up for bill alerts. you can be notified by pg&e when your usage starts to hit that threshold you set for the month and use their on my comparison tool to see the rate that fits your home and lifestyle. >> pg&e does not mark up the prices it pays for natural gas or electricity. what we pay, our customers pay. >> we have completely lost trust in pg&e between the buyers and the rolling blackouts and then we can't bring you electrical power today. then they have commercials. who is paying for those commercials? we are paying for those commercials. >> reporter: she expects to pay more on her next bill. >> i did reach out

>> they are being driven by higher demand and tighter supplies of natural gas on the west coast. >> reporter: they report that we are currently paying two times to nine times more than people in cold climates like chicago and new york. >> a few years ago, we reported on kpix that there was a price increase from pg&e to two pipelines and improvements and storage issues. is that part of this increase as well or is it straight up just the increase of natural gas prices? >> the increase that our customers are going to see on their winter bills is what we are seeing with the natural gas prices and the market prices have gone up because of inflation and all the other issues that we have seen during the pandemic, and it is especially affecting our customers on the west coast compared to new york and chicago is because we are seeing cooler than normal temperatures and demand has increased about 26 percent compared to the five-year average. >> reporter: they have these suggestions to lower your next bill. lower the thermostat every degree lowered can save you 2% on your heating bill. set your water h

let's get you back out to the west coast. and here we go. the sun setting on the bay area would look like a gorgeous day outside. almost spring-like out there for today. and some nice comfortable temperatures. i think tomorrow, even a little bit warmer today we topped out at 64 degrees in santa rosa. 62. and san francisco running a little bit above the average 64 degrees in san jose and 60 in livermore. high pressure in control. we're seeing a little bit of an offshore wind, but those offshore winds going to strengthen a little bit tomorrow as high pressure kind of just snuggles us weigh in along the west coast as it moves overhead. we'll bring those offshore winds with some mild warm temperatures outside and clear conditions all the way to the beaches. a long way forecast this where it starts to get interesting. of course, we needed a break in the stormy weather. we're getting it now. looks like it's going to continue for at least the next couple days. that ridge kind of strengthens over of the day tomorrow. so by thursday afternoon, you're

going to have to bring her with me as i continue to travel but good morning everyone where are my west coasteople? are you all feeling the burn about now? we've got to do something about having to come to the east coast because right now when i got up this morning it was 4 a.m. at home. a.m. at home. but still delighted, but still delighted in this was worthwhile to come to an be in this great partnership. i already said i am proud to stand here before you representing 19,000 cities, towns and villages across the united states as the national league of cities new president. i can't tell you what an honor it is for me to serve in that capacity. [applause] but for me it was not a choice whether it was an lc or uscf it was absolutely had to be both because i cannot overstate the importance of the partnership and the work that is done between our two organizations and together we have achieved so much. . at the height of the pandemic, we all know at the height of the pandemic local leaders stepped up whether they were -- they took charge and got to work in the midst of this unprecedented crisis

>> price increases are driven by higher demand and tighter supplies of natural gas on west coast. >>y information reports we are paying two to nine times more than people in cold climates like chicago and new york. >> a few years ago we reported at kpix, there was a price increase with pge due to pipeline improvements and storage issues. is that part of the increase as well or is it straight up just the increased natural gas prices? >> the increase our customers will see on the winter bills is what we are seeing with natural gas prices. market prices have gone up because of inflation and all the issues we have seen during the pandemic. it is especially affecting customers on the west coast compared to new york and chicago just because we are seeing cooler than normal temperatures and demand increased about 26%. >> reporter: pge has these suggestions. lower the thermostat of the every degree lowered can save 2% on your heating bill. set your water heater at 120 degrees. any degree above will cost more. wash clothes in cold water. sign up for bill alerts. you can be notified when usage

tonight, catastrophic flooding hits the west coast.e sinkhole that swallowed two cars. tonight, the rescue of a mother and daughter. cbs's carter evans is in northern california. the biden documents. cbs news first reporting tonight that house republicans have launched an investigation, and the news that some of them are among some of the nation's most closely guarded secrets. new york nurses on strike. >> mighty, mighty nurses! >> o'donnell: patients including

a series of high-impact storms still on the way in the west coast over the next seven days. three different storms aim at california, all of them with big wind and big rain. mud flows, debris flows, as well as flash flooding all major concerns from northern california to southern california. take a look at the precipitation forecast. as much as a foot of rain anticipated around the bay area and north of there, and our wildfire burn scar areas. also notice, five to six feet of snow expected in the sierra nevada. treacherous travel conditions as well as avalanche danger on the rise. look at the rain really concentrated on the central coast up to northern california. norah, as we go through the weekend and early next week, more rain in southern california, expecting flooding from l.a. to san diego. >> o'donnell: mike, thank you. there is more good news tonight about demar hamlin's remarkable recovery after that blow to the theuffalols say hamlin ismondaog now breathing on his own and talking after collapsing on the field from cardiac arrest. head coach sean mcdermott says hamli

about 80 endangered whales are killed off the west coast each year. these are some of the largest animals on earth, but they're facing an even bigger threat, one that's pushing some species towards the brink of extinction. douglas mccauley: we're talking about skyscraper-sized ships that belong to billion-dollar companies. bigad: douglas mccauley heads the benioff ocean science laboratory. we joined him and other researchers about 25 miles off the california shore to survey whale populations. candice: and two more whales on our starboard side. bigad: the animals are facing a growing danger known as ship strikes. that's when ships unintentionally and sometimes unknowingly hit and kill whales. douglas: some shipping companies are simply just totally disregarding this risk for running over endangered whales. it would be like speeding through your neighborhood and caring nothing about either the speed limit or about the safety of kids and people in your neighborhood. this is what's happening unfortunately right here at sea. bigad: this area of the san fra

and had an offer to come to the west coast to work for standard of california. it looked like a fun place to live, and a place where i could do interesting work. david: so basically this is your only employer since you graduated from college? mike: for 40 years, the only employer. david: when you started there, 40 years ago, did you say, i might be the ceo someday, or was that not realistic? mike: i just hoped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never in the game plan. >> did you move around the world over the course of your 40 years that chevron? what did you do to rise up? were you an operations person, an exploration or administrative person? mike: i started as a design engineer and worked on big projects. an oil shale project, the other kind of oil shale you hear about. built a plant that you can't find any trace of today. worked on a facility in california to help bring in oil from offshore. sold it for pennies on the dollar, eventually a project in africa that never happened because of a civil war. so i began by specializing i

a 2nd straight day. evacuations in a state of emergency in california, a major storm sweeps to west coast of the us, leading tens of thousands without electricity. and protesters are back on this 3 self per rule, demanding the release of jails, former president federal castillo. ah, thank you for joining us. is really, authorities have released the longest held palestinian prisoner kareem eunice who is also an israeli citizen, had been in detention for 40 years. he was convicted in 1983 of killing. and is there any soldier in the golan heights the palestinian israeli was initially condemned to life imprisonment? that his sentence was later connected? let's speak to al jazeera is emron. carnal joins is on the phone from just north of tel aviv is on his way to the home village of carrying eunice enron. tell us how this release came about and what have been the reactions was it certainly been a very strong reaction. just even on the way to where the village, where he's home is where people are already gathering and actually being cause of people driving down the road to go and see cream unit

that heavy rain is set to sweep away from the west coast. we could see more of that coming in to the east, as an area of low pressure develops offshore. ah, ah, ah. ah. ah, hulu. ah, what else is there a reminder of our top stores this our germany says it won't stand in the wake. if poland wants to send high tech battle text, he cried. he sees the german mate, hardware is crucial to its defense. as days of pressure from cranes in western allies, at least certain people have been killed in a shooting in the us state of california. it happened in 2 different locations in the northern city of hoffman bay. 40 something with brazil's president lewis. cl, do that the sofa has promised to improve ties with argentina. became straightened under his predecessor, originally 1st foreign trips since taking office this month. now brazil and argentina looking into establishing common currency. the idea is to use it for trade to reduce with ions from the us dollar or critic side. the proposal is unlikely to gain traction well for more on this so let speak t

and it's just meandering here, dropping more than a months worth of rain on that west coast. also heavy falls of rain in the forecasts for the soccer on thursday with a high of 21 degrees susan. the ah, ah. a blue ah. oh, you're watching al jazeera amanda, top stories this our ukraine has received a major boost from its western allies. the u. s. has announced it will be sending $31.00 abrams battle tongues for defense against russia. earlier germany said it would provide 14 of its left 2 tanks. the kremlin has dismissed the plan as absurd spokesman dmitri pascall said keeps allies overestimating the benefits of sending tanks. he says the vehicles will burn like others have the full social media. john meta says it will reinstate form a u. s. president. donald trump's counts in the coming weeks trumpet suspended on facebook and instagram off to the capitol hill riots. he says the band should never happen again to an american precedent or rights group. say chinese police have been quietly arresting young people who protested against coven 19 restrictions in november. and many of

catholic church. evacuations in a state or emergency in california, a major storm sweets to the west coast of the u. s. leading tens of thousands without electricity. ah israel, as long as held palestinian prisoner is now free, is really authorities. when he is karim eunice, who is also in his ready citizen, he'd been in detention for 40 years. eunice was convicted in 1983 of killing and is really soldier in the occupied colon heights. the palestinian israeli was initially condemned to life imprisonment. but his sentence was later commuted al jazeera, as a man can is in our village, where many people have gathered to welcome units back to the community. and emotional reunion for karim eunice, who spent 40 years inside and israeli jail. he was jailed on the 6th of january, 1983 released just a few hours ago of 5 percy a. m. a from a prison in central israel. he was taken to a nearby town. he was given a card that he didn't know what it was. he wasn't sure it was actually a boss both. he then pulled his brother's brother, picked him up and brought him here. it's very difficult to underestima

tens of thousands without power in california, as the west coast braces for another storm. immigration crisis at sea. cruise ships encountering boats full of migrants on their way to america. cbs' manuel bojorquez tells us what happens next. help wanted. how some companies are getting around america's labor shortage, by going after employees without college degrees. and, "on the road." ow a stranger's gift brought music and joy to a little boy. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this friday night. and there are a number of big developments. tonight, some intriguing news in the murders of four college students in idaho. we are just learning that mattresses were removed from the crime scene. we've got more on that in just a minute. plus, today is january 6, the second anniversary of the attack on the u.s. capitol. president biden today marking the occasion with an emotional ceremony, and honoring 14 americans for their courage and

so that's dropping a lot of rain for the west coast of madagascar season. ah, what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again. ah, a strikes hit the gaza strip after rockets targets, southern israel, off to the deadliest day of violence in the west bank for decades. ah. hello, i'm emily angland. this is al jazeera live from dough house are coming up 5 former us police offices, a charged with murder of a black man in memphis. danny group stokes crashes anxious, richest man denies pulling the largest cone in corporate history. and japan paves the way for robots to boost its logistics industry and as problems caused by the countries, lord birthrights. ah, we begin with fees of an escalation out of the occupied palestinian territories after is riley forces killed $10.00 people in the west bank. 2 rockets were fired from garza, which way intercepted by is rouse, i and dime. a defense system is round says it's jets. then targeted an underground rock

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. >> for thetwo of the most successful rap artists in the industry. phenomenally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was, i remember seeing editorials, how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station here in los angeles which has made a lot of money from gangsta rap music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, okay, what are we going to do? ♪ seems like yesterday we used to rock the show ♪ ♪ i laced the track you locked the floor ♪ ♪ so far from hanging on the locker door ♪ ♪ notorious they g

on the east coast, 2:30 out west. i'm jonathan lemire.th us. >>> in stark contrast to the chaos on capitol hill, president biden made a bipartisan showing with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in kentucky yesterday to tout the administration's infrastructure bill. the bill supplied $1.6 billion to replace a crumbling bridge that connects southern ohio to northern kentucky. you can see it there in cincinnati. the duo was joined by they rod brown and mike dewyze as well as kentucky's democratic governor andy beshear. at the event biden highlighted his push for more bipartisanship. >> leader mcconnell and i don't agree on everything. in fact, we disagree on a lot of things but here's what matters. he is a man of his word when he gives you his word you can count on it and willing to find common ground to get things done for the country so thank you, mitch. thank you. we can work together. we can get things done. we can move the nation forward. we just drop a little bit of our egos and focus on what is needed in the country. >> senator b

and it's just meandering here, dropping more than a months worth of rain on that west coast. also heavy falls of rain in the forecast for loop soccer on thursday with a high of 21 degrees. susan, ah, ah, the answer was an arabic. my name is how i was abducted by the cia in 2004. a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by garcia. he came over with me into interpretation of powerful documentary jokes her story of how the geo politics of the post 911 world ruined the life of an innocent deal mastery case on al jazeera. ah ah ah. in watching al jazeera alonda top stories this out, ukraine has received a major boost from its western allies. the u. s. has announced it will be sending $31.00 abrams battle times for defense against russia. aaliyah, germany said it would provide 14 if its left to tax, the kremlin has dismissed the plan as absurd spokesman to meet your pest scope. so keeps allies. what overestimating the benefit? sending times, he said the vehicles will burn like all those have the full social media, john meta says it will reinstate former us president donald trump

the west coast is certainly slower right now than the east coast. which has been very strong.y the on the east coast, much more so on the west coast. we're certainly focused on acquisitions on the west, but there are still opportunities -- land acquisitions, but there are still opportunities out there. liz: yeah. >> as i said, we're being cautious, but we're -- liz: and you say you're starting to see a pick-up. it's good to see you, ara. >> you as well. liz: thank you so much. reports are swirling that crypto media outlet coin desk is tapping bankers for a potential sale. coin desk is the one who broke the ftx story. who's buying? charlie gasparino is about to break that story coming up. with the closing bell ringing in 15 minute, the dow is further entrenching into the red, down about 180 points. don't go away. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire only at vanguard, you're more than just a

a west coast, bringing some very heavy rain to already saturated ground. we are likely to see further flooding and the possibility of mud slides and landslides. it tends to snow in the mountains, we all likely see travel disruption from that in those conditions, blowing their way further east bringing more snow to the rockies. now, central parts of the us have seen exceptionally high temperatures. that warmth is going to be pushed out by an area of low pressure that's going to bring small wet and wintery weather to the likes of the great lakes dropping temperatures here. and we are going to see wet weather look into that east coast temperatures coming down steadily over the next few days for places like washington d. c. but lots of heat to still be found in the soft riah conditions here that extends to central america. places like mexico do you not to find in dry conditions with plenty of sunshine, some heavy rain pulling into costa rica on panama over the next few days. we think temperature is below the average in cuba for places like havana. but if we ha

on the west coast. we're so happy you're with us. it is a thursday morning.oy did we have a busy wednesday morning. >> ringing the opening bell on new york stock exchange. we were looking to ring a bell like that every morning at 7:00. >> nice to be with our colleagues there at the new york stock exchange. it was a real fun day for us. >> yeah. the funeral for pope benedict concluded a short time ago. tens of thousands gathero pay their respects. >>> out west, the powerful storm system, it is known as a bomb cyclone, it is hammering the west coast. it is causing widespread flooding, ergency rescues. we'll be right there live in the region and then dylan will have our fuorecas >>> in idaho, the suspect in the quadruple murder of four college students is in custody there. coming up, what we expect to learn later today about the evidence police have gathered to back up those charges. >>> we want to start in washington, d.c. there is still no speaker of the house. that stalemate within the republican party now reaching its third day, after gop leader kevin mccart

and then we get that setup of snow along the west coast. same goes for whole kado as well. got some cold air filtering in to not only shanghai, but also taipei and hong kong. temperatures are running below average sharon at times breezy conditions, shanghai gus about 50 kilometers per hour. weather alerts in place for some sundry downpours in raja stan states in india could even see some hail mixed in there as well. and it looks like this wants to spin up in the beer bank. all this area is conducive to storm development. so we'll continue. keep tabs on that now for southern sin, province in pakistan, still breezy conditions here as well. karachi could see when gus up to 50 kilometers per hour, and we've got a week westerly disturbance moving through with a bit of rain and some mountain snow. but where we have seen a lot of rain is in the gall, flooded out streets in doha and do by. and i think we could see some flooding in mosque out over the course of the weekend than this northerly when dragging down some cooler air. so top temperature of 20 in doha, on saturday, and wind

more rain in store for the west coast tonight. >> yeah, they had a break but only 12 hours. the next storm is coming in tonight. the flood watches have been up and down all week long and encompass most of california. the heaviest rains will be in the early morning hours for san francisco. heavy and blinding snow above 7,000 feet. that drops to near the valley floors tomorrow morning. as that plume gets all the way down to los angeles and san diego tomorrow night, and then another round coming in on tuesday. that's more diffuse, but the damage may very well be done. 5 to 10 inches plus of additional rainfall. oversaturated ground, and to give you an idea of what that means for some of the rivers. this is the forecast for the san lorenzo river. look how quickly from 8 to 22 feet that's forecast to come up tomorrow afternoon. residents there and other places are told to be ready to move if they haven't already. linsey. >> all right, rob, we know you're be following this. thanks so much. >>> we turn to the crisis at the southern border. president biden maki vitadan unheleopboer

on the west coast of the u. s. critical haine has more muddy water and debris blanketing much of the state of california. one area getting half the precipitation that usually gets in a year in just 16 days. the reason 8 so called atmospheric rivers in a row since late december. and here we are, by some estimates 20 to 25 trillion gallons of water fallen over the course last 1617 days a stacking of these atmospheric rivers, the likes of which we have not experienced in our lifetimes. atmospheric rivers, or long streams of moisture from the tropics, the cotton, the jet stream, and carry tremendous amounts of water. this is just the latest one flooding caitlin clancys home 3 times since the beginning of the month. and the cleanup was off all . but you know, we cleaned it up and then next thing you now as far as like what 6 days was it. and i know i was letting again. so we are in shock because even though we prepped for it, we didn't prep for it to get as high as it had. and so that was even more mass, mar, destruc

the possibility of tornadoes is wall in time for the west coast. very vigorous system here. this is deep area of low pressure. i think the deeper the low, the more intense it is could be, could bring winds 80 to 90 kilometers per hour in san francisco. this will also impact oregon and washington state throughout the day on wednesday. temperatures have lowered across the great lakes, could certainly see some ice on the roads as we're now down to minus 2 in toronto. but on the other side of things, washington d. c. all the way up to 20, with some showers in the mix for you to later. ah ah, ah ah . ah lou. ah, ah, you're watching altos air reminder about top store is now voting will resume on wednesday for a new speaker in the u. s. congress. of the 3 failed attempts, republican leader kevin mccarthy has become the 1st nominee in a 100 years not to get enough votes from his own party. the 1st round is really far right. national security minister, it's more been vague intrusion into our at some mosque compound has been called deeply provocative palestinians, and several muslim c

west coast bringing very heavy rain to already saturated ground. we are like likely to see further flooding and the possibility of mudslides and landslides. it tends to snow in the mountains, we are likely see travel disruption from that in those conditions. blowing their way further east bringing more snow to the rockies. now, central parts of the us have seen exceptionally high temperatures. that warmth is going to be pushed out by an area of low pressure that's gonna bring some more wet and wintery weather to the likes of the great lakes dropping temperatures here. and we are going to see where to where the look into that east coast temperatures coming down steadily over the next few days for places like washington, d. c. a lot of heat to still be found in the soft riah conditions here. and that extends a to central america, places like mexico not to find in dry conditions with plenty of sunshine, some heavy rain pulling into costa rica and panama over the next few days. we have seen temperatures below the average in cuba for places like havana.

in a state of emergency in california major storm sweets to west coast of the us, leading tens of thousands without electricity. ah, thank you very much for joining us. israeli authorities have released the longest held palestinian prisoner kareem eunice who is also an israeli citizen, had been in detention for 2 years. he was convicted in 1983 of killing and he is really soldier in the golan heights. a palestinian israeli was initially condemned to life imprisonment that he sent in place of the light. did you forget? yes or no? one of us? i have a lot of feelings in my wars. don't know how to express. it is the 1st time in 40 years to see the trees in the grass, and i used to see all the walls and cement, but to day i saw a lot of different things. i entered so many houses and i sat down on the sofa for the 1st time and for 2 years i got a very strange feeling when i 1st entered my brother's car, to the extent that i do know how to sit properly. it is a mix of feelings and emotions to see the sky without bars for the 1st time and for 2 years now. well, mother al jazeera, as the man can't,

this storm system bringing heavy rain to the west coast, heavy snow to the sierra. this pushes east bringing heavy snow to the rock economies tomorrow. monday and tuesday, this same system brings rain to the midwest and snow to the great lakes region. meanwhile we're watching another system moving into california sunday night into monday, bringing more rain along the coastline, not to mention heavy mountain snow. we're going to be tracking that system. there is a silver lining. once this system moves out, we should dry out by the middle of next week for the west coast. whit? >> we'll look forward to that. danielle, thank you. >>> next tonight, a use of force investigation is under way in los angeles. the cousin of a black lives matter cofounder died after being tased. newly released body camera video shows keenan anderson running in the streets after a traffic collision. officers said he was exhibiting erratic behavior. he was then tased repeatedly before being taken into custody. anderson was at the hospital when he went into cardiac arrest and died. we want to war

tonight, catastrophic flooding hits the west coast.at this large sinkhole that swallowed two cars. tonight, the rescue of a mother and daughter. cbs's carter evans is in northern california. the biden documents. cbs news first reporting tonight that house republicans have launched an investigation, and the news that some of them are among some of the nation's most closely guarded secrets. new york nurses on strike. >> mighty, mighty nurses! >> o'donnell: patients including nicu babies transferred to different hospitals, as america's healthcare workers demand more pay and more help. attention, parents-- have you heard about the new website that does your kids' homework for them? well, tonight, we'll tell you about the new artificial intelligence taking the internet and the classroom by storm. the latest on the mega millions $1.1 billion jackpot. and tonight, play for patrick. the minnesota family helping young athletes after the loss of their own son. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capit