. fix, power and are now bearing down on the west coast.— on the west coast.e - on the west coast. a lot of - heavy rain, intense downpours, even some lightning at times with a small hail and then a lot of that is going to convert to snow as you get up and elevation above 4000 feet or so. in elevation above 4000 feet or so. . elevation above 4000 feet or so, ., ,,., elevation above 4000 feet or so. ., �*, so. in that saint gabriel's mountains, _ so. in that saint gabriel's mountains, they - so. in that saint gabriel's mountains, they are - so. in that saint gabriel's - mountains, they are expecting up mountains, they are expecting up to seven feet of snow in places, coupled with winds of 60 miles an hour. experts say powerful winter storms like this, interspersed with a dry spells and periods of extreme heat, are classic symptoms of climate change and that they are growing more frequent and intense. david willis, bbc news. two brothers from pakistan who were held in the us military prison at guantanamo bay for nearly 20 years have been released without charge.

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now, he is playing like an all west coast conference capital player. >> reporter: brandon is making a name for himself at santa clara. >> reporter: the state mr. basketball in 2021, he averaged just four minutes per game as a freshman in illinois. unhappy with his playtime, he decided to enter the transfer portal. >> i did not want to be 20 years old this time, this year, still playing on the bench and not knowing if i'm going to get to play, you know? >> reporter: coming off a 20 win season, the broncos needed to reload after losing star player jalen williams. >> we knew the guy is returning and had to take the next step in their development, and we also knew that we had to add some firepower to our roster. >> reporter: recognize it has potential, the coaching staff new it could not miss out, so, they recruited senior forward keyshawn justice, a fellow wisconsinite to host him during his injustice. >> he's been here for five years, he can take me under his wing and teach me some things. >> i do not want him being like, thinking that i was going to be one of those guys who did not wan

1st let me just throw the specter to, to douglas douglas to democrats, or party of east coast and west coast big money elite. what do you say to that? i have never heard anyone describe south carolina as being part of the east coast elite. south carolina is majority white. it has a lot of rural areas out in south carolina. and do say that, oh that, that moves it away from middle america when you're talking about a place that's down south and has so much rural land in farm land, it doesn't make any sense. of course that's not the case. of course, democrats are going to still try to reach out to everyone in united states, black, white, asian, hispanic, gay, straight. we are the true big party in that regard. we're not trying to exclude anyone. and again, this is all about elevating diverse communities and expanding the early window to give more people a seat at the table often, you know, we keep coming back to morocco, mom, and i said it early before brock obama did when an iowa. however, i think we need to understand that brock obama, to a great extent, was an anomaly. we may never see someon

still plenty of people in them in parts of the planes and great lakes region and on the west coast. that's where we're going to be watching for the coming days to see impactful weather. also dealing with summer-like conditions. a bit of a stark contrast between the west and the east. we've seen temperatures well above normal the past couple of days. washington, d.c., could hit a high of 80, 81 degrees today. that would break a record, of course, that was set back in the 1800s, it tells you just how warm we're going to be over the next day or so in much of the eastern half of the country. meanwhile, on the western half of the country, bitter cold. we have millions of people that are going to be dealing with these temperatures into the subzero range for at least a little while longer. you can see where we currently stand feeling like 31 below in rapid city. salt lake city feeling like just 11 degrees. so the cold arctic air has settled in, and it's not just this region. we're going to see the west coast closer to california dealing with abnormally colder temperatures over the coming da

west coast every year. >> by ships?hips. >> reporter: recent years have seen record west coast whale deaths with a notable exception of 2020, when the pandemic all but stopped international shipping. scientists say most ship strike deaths go undetected because the whales sink to the bottom of the ocean. there was outrage last year when a beloved 49-foot whale washed up onshore south of san francisco. spotted hundreds of times during her life, scientists even gave her a name -- fran. she was found with extensive bruising and a broken neck, injuries consistent with a ship strike. >> having such a well-known, loved whale die from something that we know is preventable is -- it's tragic. >> reporter: whalesafe is now naming and shaming shipping companies and cruise ships that don't slow down, assigning them letter grades. celebrity cruise lines was given a "d." a cooperation rate of about 38%. two of the largest west coast shippers get "f"s, slowing down less than 18% of the time. we asked all of these companies for comment.

. aha, bearing down on the west coast. lot of heavy rain, a lot of intense downpours.mall hail. and then a lot of that is going to convert to snow as you get up in elevation of around a000 feet or so. in snow as you get up in elevation of around 4000 feet or so.— snow as you get up in elevation of around 4000 feet or so. in the san gabriel mountains to _ around 4000 feet or so. in the san gabriel mountains to the _ around 4000 feet or so. in the san gabriel mountains to the north - around 4000 feet or so. in the san gabriel mountains to the north of. 6abriel mountains to the north of los angeles county they are expecting seven feet of snow in places, coupled with winds of around 60 mph. experts say powerful winter storms such as these interspersed with dry spells and periods of extreme heat are classic symptoms of climate change and that they are growing more frequent and intense. two northern island now where the events have been held in solidarity with an off—duty detective who is fighting for his life in a hospital as being shot multiple times. john caldwell was att

. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show.the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city

. >> reporter: jaclyn moore represented the west coast shipping industry. argues that most vessel carriers do slowdown. >> if you know that the well is in the area, what would be the reason that the whale would slow down? >> efficiency, safety, and schedule. schedule is paramount here. any delays based on slowing a vessel down can greatly impact the schedule. >> reporter: on the east coast, speed limits are mandatory, to protect the endangered north atlantic right whale. data shows 80% of the time. >> on the west coast where it is voluntary, complaint is 60%. will save is open to change that extract that's it for the news at 9:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now but >>> thank you. >> here is what he found, a tree down in the neighborhood no drivers hit in the bay bridge but i certainly felt the impact as people try to get into the city. live power lines in the north bay went to shelter in place. >> they are very dangerous and can cause a litigation >>> fierce winds making a big mess in the bay area with emergency crews this causing

on the west coast. glad to have tom in early for us for hoda.this morning. >> a busy news morning. including that stunning move by alex murdaugh taking the stand in his double murder trial. the prosecution continues cross-examination this morning, after we have already heard some surprising testimony. we'll take you to the courthouse in a moment. >>> we begin with today's one-year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. overnight the empire state building lighting up in the colors of the ukrainian flag, the eiffel tower in paris also bathed in blue and yellow, and along with the famed sydney opera house illuminated in tribute to the people of ukraine. in a moment we will talk to white house national security adviser jake sullivan about the u.s. involvement in the conflict and how long this war could last. but we juan to start with nbc's richard engel who is in ukraine where a moment of silence was observed this morning one year later. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. everyone in this country remembers exactly wher

. >> the west coast needs this, california in particular needs more rain. so we're going to help with that just a little bit but not going to erace the severe drought we have seen for years. it now moves into parts of california bringing with it heavy rain and snow and of course those cold temperatures that means that the snow level is going to be a little lower. you'll see snow in spots you often don't see t hit here's where some of the highest rainfall totals are, los angeles, santa barbara those are where you want to watch for potentiaflooding ol ss quite warm across florida, georgia, a little cooler across memphis and little rock, the mid-40s and 50s. >> what can we expect for the weekend. >> looking forward to that >>> watch out, a cookie man impos im imposter is on the loose police identify the man as adam sandler, no, not that adam sandler, just a guy who shares the same man police have received e-mails and calls describing his behavior as creepy residents are warned not to engage with the man. >>> we are back in just 60 seconds with the latest fight

they share the west coast conference regular season title with t mary's. al th the 11th conferencefotheh fo f. brink bringing them back. it's a one-point game. gianna got them. utes win 84-78. utah's first conference title in program history. in tucson, arizona state versus arizona, the free-throw puts arizona up two with three seconds left. last chance for asu. had the shoes on. sun devils pull off the stunner. 89-88 the final. another crazy finish in the acc. miami led. they needed this three to retake a two-point lead. onions. time th matthew cleveland at the buzzer. and the seminoles spoil the party in south beach. florida state upsets a really good miami team. 85-84 the final. again, two wes from tomorrow, selection sunday. you can see it right here on kpix5. and then just about every game on kpix5. >> all right, thank you so much charlie. >> thank you charlie. >>> after the break, we will check out how warriors fans celebrated black history month tonight at the chase center mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd

it is a strong storm system squeezing the atmosphere, not just over the bay area but the entire west coast, producing gusty wind and funneling in plenty of cold air. it is also producing shower across the coast. chances will not be zero but they will be more miss than hit. look at all the wind damage report, every single of those circle icons, through the first half-hour or so. various roadways being blocked, power outages for both on the roads, be very careful, both hand on the wheel and make sure you're minding your surroundings at all time. the wind will be gusty through the rest of this evening back down a little bit for tonight into early tomorrow morning. wind picks up again, by wednesday. we will still have a lot of dust in the 25 to 30 mile-per- hour range but that is the wind advisory threshold. it will be breezy for the rest of wednesday. finally the wind relaxes as you enter early thursday, but that is where you could be tracking an increase in rain chances. let's switch over to the clouds and radar version of future cost. some hit or miss showers are possible, especially along

meanwhile, the west coast already cleaning up after devastating winter storms faces the possibility of more extreme weather. jarred hill is here in new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. oklahoma might have broken a record for the most tornadoes to touch down in the month of february. as the sun prepares to come up, the cleanup can now begin. take a look. multiple tornadoes hit the southern plains including norman, oklahoma, where a twister flipped over vehicles and damaged homes. >> she waited for me to get her. >> reporter: affiliate kwtv spoke to this woman who described the frightening moments before he gathered her four kids together for cover. >> we heard two large thumps and the moment we heard that my daughter covered her head, and the back window busted out. >> reporter: the system making its way east caused blindingly heavy rain and lightning in oklahoma and intense hail in texas. >> holy cow. >> reporter: this huge cloud was filmed in kansas. >> just fell over on top of the cars here. >> reporter: in california, the cleanup is

have a few days to deal with the impacts of in winter storm 27 million people included from the west coast through the midwest. and here's why we're going to see snow working into parts of the rockies. that storm system will intensify and continue to trek to the east can you see the rain that will be brought totten ten valley as we go through tomorrow and this continues to move to the east we will eventually see some snow falling in parts of the northeast, the interior areas as well not to mention we have gusty, really gusty winds up to 50 million people are under alert for the 20s ins in. > meanwhile, folkson the west coast are dealing with a winter storm system we'll talk about that coming up. >> feels a little bit flipped. we are back in one minute with disturbing footage of a street women. being harassed by four women. being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. and stay...together. ♪ just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing

they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. ah, the, the american people is spoken. but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much is social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line, touch t money into african go the exclusive al jazeera investigation. coming soon? lou. ah, welcome back. a good reminder of the top stories here. this our north korea has flawed to more projectiles, up its east coast, less than 48 hours after similar knowledge. young young's benign goodbye military drills between the us and south korea. roms denying report sits intentionally enriched uranium beyond internationally acceptable levels. the united nations nuclear watchdog says it's in top soft reports that erodes in richmond. i've gone up to 84 percent. a 90 percent threshold is required for use in a weapon. and touches rescue efforts have ended in al

the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and th

and japan helped similar separate exercise of a waters of japan's west coast. north korea, i think basically wants to deter the u. s. and south korea from doing military drills. us a soft grey would like to deter north korea from conducting additional missile tests. but that's not really what deterrence does. it's really just about try to prevent the others. so raising the costs to the other side of potential conflict or war. yes, diplomacy sanctions and international censure have done little to slow north korea's missile program. 100 funds are just the pendulum coverage of all stories. so we're covering here on our website out 0 dot com and that's it for me, nor obtain in the future. i'll be here in just a couple of minutes with more today here. thanks so much for watching. lou . a touchy money into african gold and exclusive l 0 investigation. coming soon. inspiring stories from around the world. it's coming up now. we're not the only one that's a human life capture. and it's a fast one. this feels like the presentation of what i want people to remember me by

new york city prepping for what could be their biggest snowfall all year on the west coast where millions were battered by record snow and rain another round is now soaking the golden state outside los angeles, saturated hillsides giving way >> scariest part is the people that live up there and just thinking about how much more rain could come. >> reporter: coast-to-coast extremes wreaking havoc as millions hunker down >> morgan, thank you let's get straight to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who is tracking that system for us and where it's going to linger and stay >> we're going to see this system and another one work on for folks in the west coast. it's a bit after busy week weather wise here's what's going on satellite and radar wise can you see some of this rain moving through new york city new york city starting to get intothe wintry mix we'll start to see the rain working through here as we go through the rest of the morning hours. but still you'll weak up to snow on the ground and the cars additional snowfall could be as high as 8 inches the farther north in new england you go. pl

>> we're going to switch coasts and move to the west coast where the next system will work onshore. here's winter alerts that are already up a pretty rare bright purple is what you see there it's the blizzard warning that has been put in effect outside los angeles. haven't seen something like that in about 30 years. here' here's why. lower snow levels, about 2,000 feet are expected just outside r atlanta, we'll see if we can break records in places like orlando with a high of 90 degrees the and we've got those two storm systems we're watching we also have bitter cold and record-breaking heat so lots to deal with we're going to talk more about those temperatures coming up >> 2023 has been all about breaking records when it comes to weather >> polarization, too >>> a new distraction coming to drivers everywhere, for at least people who have mercedes benzes. they have unveiled the touch screen that comes loaded with p as like tickkktok and angry birs and selfies. >> do he would want a car that can take selfies >>> we are back in 60 seconds with a cross-country kidnapping. >>> and ahead

west coast now under a flash flood warning amud one of the strongest snowstorms to hit the region in years. we'll look at where the wintery weather goes next. >>> and alex murdaugh is back on the stand to defend against charges he killed his wife and son. >>> live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom. >> russia's war in ukraine is beginning its second year with a barrage russian shelling overnight. no casualties are reported, but authorities say numerous buildings and infrastructure were hit. and we're hearing reports of large explosions in the russian-held city of mariupol. russian forces now control less than 20% of ukrainian territory in the east and south, far less than the early stages of the were war. ukraine is widely expected to be planning a koubt offensive. on friday took delivery of the first tank s from nato allies. tank crews complete their training. the u.s. has announced new sanctions targeting more than 200 individual and entities that support the war. tariffs will be increased on 100 russian minerals and chemical products. the european union is also adding to the econo

where are my west coast people?eers and applause] mayor woodards: are you feeling the burn right now? we have got to do something about always having to come to the east coast. right now when i got up this morning it was 4:00 a.m. at home. but still delighted, and it's worthwhile to travel to continue to be in this great partnership. 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 wasn't a choice, whether it was nlc or nlcs. it had to be both. 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 america's local leaders stepped up to him whether they were mayors, council members, or city managers. they took charge and got to work in the midst of this unprecedented c

up and down the west coast, we have plenty of alerts. millions are under the alerts. 27 million with the flood watch in effect near l.a. county. we have flash flood warnings near l.a. as well. ample rain moving through and we are not done yet. look at the radar, the heavy rain worked up and down the coast. we see heavy rain in los angeles. if you are in san diego, you might wonder where all of the rain has been. it hasn't been as heavy for you. we will continue to see through the day today where you pick up on additional rainfall. the system moves inland. we continue with the rain and heavy snow that makes it difficult on roadways through the day today where we pick up additional snowfall in the mountains. extending from l.a. to san diego. as far as san luis obispo. the heavy rain is focused in extreme southern california with the rainfall rates up to 1 inch an hour. it will be impressive. it will make for flooding karns. -- flooding concerns. how about the snowfall? up to 2 feet in places. that is focused more on the higher elevations.

almost unimaginable for some, but picturesque nonetheless, this was what some on america's west coast with it freezing rain which pushed into the state from the north, prompting the first blizzard warning in some parts of california since 1989. a massive low pressure system, driven from the arctic the culprit, according to forecasters. just a strong storm overall for the month of february, one of our wettest months of the year, but the biggest difference is just the feet of snow expected in the mountains. flood and evacuation warnings are in place in some coastal areas, where officials are expecting around three inches of rain. local residents are being urged to limit all nonessential travel until the storm has blown over. as temperatures fall well below normal, snow has even been spotted above the iconic hollywood sign. normally by this time of year los angeles is done with winter and you can see the hollywood sign, which i can assure you is behind me, from miles around, but today it is blanketed by a wall of fog and dense and very heavy rain that is expected to continue over the wee

and japan held a similar separate exercise of the waters of japan's west coast where the missile came down on saturday. north korea state media agency says crews were given no early warning ahead of the order to launch the song 15 intercontinental ballistic missile proof. it says that capability to deliver a quote, fatal nuclear counter attack on these images were released on sunday. along with a statement from the sister of north korea's leader, kim john kim, your jung said tongue yang would watch every enemy movement, and counteract every hostile action. north korea is not happy with the ramping up of military exercises between the u. s. a job korea, which will take place in march. there's also a table top exercise that will look at nuclear scenarios that will happen between the u. s. and south korea next week. and i think nor 3 is sending a message that it is unhappy with that, and it will fight fiber fire already to go to then getting paid. you can count on while this lunch still took some hours between order and addition. north korea continues to work on a solid fuel rocket that

we have more went to stores, battering the west coast of the us. but ahead of that, where you have this a nasty little system, this is the one that brought the snow into southern parts of california through the weekend is now made into central parts and on that system there severe storms reports of at least 7 tornadoes. in oklahoma, thankfully it does me through quickly sweeps away quasi eastern seaboard as we go through our tuesday. still so snow there and new england, eastern parts of canada, but dry, brighter weather does come back behind me back to the way the west coast. yeah. is made way for the next, where the system, the next winter weather system to pilots way down across much of california. so 12 celsius you san francisco. 14 degrees therefore los angeles, and i, because of the weekend, al, i saw a rad 100 a millimeter surf right. beverly hills or a 150 millimeters of bright, and of course significant snow over the high ground where to stay. yeah, more rain and snow coming in across a good part of the south west. it pushes a little furthe

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we have got so warm down towards the se, but i've, it's was the west coast. here's our area of low pressure bringing the heavy snow in across a good part of california. the system further north into western canada that gives her course a concern as we go into the early part of next week. as i said, we have some walk down towards that southeast corner. we getting up around 30 degrees here over the next couple of days. and that is, in fact, a good 20 degrees or so warmer than we are going to see in san francisco over the next day or so, 11 celsius, they're the top temperature come tuesday afternoon. so let's have a look at the at when she weather, then we got some snow, grassy, making its way over towards arizona, pushing across a new mexico. coming back in behind. there we go. more when she weather spilling out of western canada right down across washington state, oregon into northern parts of california. and as we go on into where monday at when she makes, makes his way out of the way clear skies come back behind. but yes, as more heavy snow and more flooding

. >>> plus a powerful winter storm sla slamming the west coast with rare blizzard conditions impacting california the impacts we're seeing and your weekend forecast, in just moments. >>> it was hard to tell her and help her to understand we won't be getting this medication any time soon. >> how supply issues and demand are contributing to drug shortages and what the fda is planning to do about it. coming up on "cnn this morning." . >>> the weekend is here. saturday, february 25th. february 25th, thank you so much for spending your morning with us. amara, always great to be with you. >> it means spring is almost here. that's why we're both wearing yellow. we're ready to welcome spring. this morning ukraine enters its second year of war with russia with a defiant message from its the president and the world. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy acknowledge d the gri milestone speaking before troops in kyiv. he declared 2023 as a year of ukraine's victory over russia expressed confidence in his country's ability to fend off att attacks. >> meantime, ukraine's international allies sh

they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. ah ah, i should say it. we returned to a remote village into a clear cut off by 2 powerful earthquakes, where aid groups have struggled to deliberate, vital supplies. wherever you look, the earthquake has left its mark on the landscape, on houses, and of course on people's minds. ah brown carried johnson, mrs. al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, rescue efforts wind down in turkey to week soft. the tremors that have killed more than 46000 people. north korea warns of turning the pacific into a firing range after launching projectiles the 2nd time in 3 days. and argentina has become a popular destination for thousands of pregnant russian women since moscow's invasion of ukraine. ah, and it's been 2 weeks since to half earthquakes, hit her chair and syria and left. both countries devastated more than 46000 people have been confirmed dead. and tens of thousands of buildings have been flattened for rescue efforts, have been cold, often, all of the affected t

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i was a skate guy on the west coast, i learned to serve. i've always enjoyed the footwear. it is not your typical vans, something a little more dressy. it very much identifies who i am , there's not so many things i get worked up about. i see people die on a daily basis, my last shift december 28 i had three critical patients. what i deal with on a daily basis in congress, a ticket with a grain of salt. i am not landing in the middle of the desert where fred and not get that person out, they could come in harm's way. i have to take a deep breath before i do everything and realize it is going to be ok. the vans represent my relaxed attitude, not getting too uptight about things that i shouldn't. >> there almost 80 new members in the 118th congress, the diverse group includes first-generation americans and a record number of women and minorities. c-span interviewed more than half of them about their upbringing, careers and political philosophy. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, hear from representatives. watch new members of the 118th congress at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span or onlin

look at this released by the national weather service projecting the west coast. but in particular, the bay area to the sierra nevada in the above average category as far as precipitation goes to be rounding out february in kicking off march. this is the extended outlook from the end of this week, all the way through that first week of march right here and looking at above average rain and mountain snow fall from the bay to the sierra. so get ready for that change occurring here in just a couple of days. and your 7 day forecast today, though, it's just the 60's for us. another pleasant one from the coast, all the way inland. so if you're not a fan of the wet and the cooler weather today, get out there soak up every bit of that sunshine and enjoy every moment while we've got it. san jose at 70 degrees, as i mentioned. well, the upper 60's from are inland to the east bay neighbors to the bay shore, oakland enrichment at 66. well, a few more 70's free across the north bay, including napa and santa rosa, each at 70 degrees tomorrow. a little cooler, but a whole lot wi

if a question of power on al jazeera, ah hello, we have more winter stores, battering the west coast of the u. s. but ahead of that, where you have this so nasty little system, this is the one that brought the snow into southern parts of california through the weekend is now made into central parts and on that system there severe storms reports of at least 7 tornadoes. in oklahoma, thankfully it does move through quickly sweeps away quasi eastern seaboard as we go through. we're tuesday still so snow there around new england, eastern parts of canada, but dry, brighter weather does come back in behind a move out of the way the west coast. yeah. is made way for the next, where the system, the next winter weather system to pilots way down across much of california. so 12 celsius in san francisco. 14 degrees therefore los angeles, and i, because of the weekend l. a saw a rad, 100 millimeters of rain. beverly hills, sorrow, 150 millimeters of rain in the course. significant snow over the high ground where to stay. yeah. more rain and snow coming in across a good part of the south west. it

rick: i was a surfer, i was a skate guy when i was on the west coast. i learned to surf in camp pendleton. i have always enjoyed the footwear that -- it is not your typical vans, but it is a little more dressy. it very much identifies who i am. there is not so many things i get really worked up about. i am an er doctor. my last shift, i into bated somebody, i had three critical patients. what i'm dealing with on a daily basis in congress, i take it with a grain of salt i'm not landing in the middle of the desert. these things are a great consequence. on a daily basis, i have to take a deep breath and realize, it is going to be ok. the vans kind of represent my relaxed attitude about getting too uptight about things. >> there are almost 80 new members in the 118th congress. this group includes first-generation americans, and a record number of women and minorities. c-span interviewed more than half of them. on wednesday, at 8 p.m. eastern, hear from representatives anthony d esposito, eric sorensen, max miller, kevin miller, derek, jill to kuta, and mike

extend into the ohio river valley. >> this is the same system that brought rain and snow to the west coast storms and strong wind knocked down trees. numerous vehicles left stranded on roadways. erosion from the storm caused this rockslide at los padres national forest. in pasadena, this man had to be rescued from fast-moving waters after falling into a creek, and runs valencia, several motorhomes fell into the river when this embankment collapsed. luckily no one was hurt. in the mountains, white out conditions made driving difficult. this truck crashed into a snow plow. drivers now digging out their vehicles. as the storm moves east, the upper midwest forecast calling for more ice and snow, including upper west michigan where many are still without power five days after a storm blanketed the area with ice. north of new york city is where you will see the most significant accumulations, and through tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon, six to 12 inches in some spots, especially the higher elevations away from i-95. the town of shrewsberry in eastern massachusetts already blanketed with sn

i live on the isle of arran- on the west coast of scotland.ke photographs with old digital cameras. i'd seen someone else doing it on tiktok, and i was like, - "why am i not doing this? "this looks brilliant! " i'm katie glasgow and i'm 25, so i'm like on the top end of gen 2. i live in brooklyn now. the cameras i have now are ones that my older sister took to prom or, like, my brother had in college or that, like, my young childhood memories were recorded on. with your phone, like, you can take video and pictures of literally everything. so, your library is huge, versus you kind of have to decide, "oh, this is a moment that i actually want to preserve," or, "this is something i want to remember." i got a few folk ask, "0h, - where do you edit these photos? "are they edited?" and i always say, "these are never edited." - i want to show exactly how they come out on every camera, _ because it would completely defeat the purpose. - it looks like memories, like, i think because it's so blurry and it's imperfect, it looks more like how we remember

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so of the west coast north.st will become through the will become dry through the afternoon. northwest england should a bit should also slowly turn a bit dnen should also slowly turn a bit drier. some brightest guys for wales and west england wales and south west england could see some sunny spells further east as well. and it is miles , temperatures this miles, temperatures this afternoon getting up to maybe 13, perhaps 14 celsius where we see some sunshine even more. it's damp in northern scotland, temperatures are above average. the continue to the rain will continue to trickle across the northern isles through evening . isles through friday evening. there'll a bit of drizzle there'll be a bit of drizzle here there and western here and there and western coasts hills, but for most coasts and hills, but for most places a dry night, so places it's a dry night, so there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, a few clearer spells which temperatures to which may allow temperatures to drop down to four or five celsius, bu

there are no hbcu on the west coast. um and so, um so, yeah, we are one of few on the west coast.ou say that was one of the key reasons he said, hey, i gotta i gotta start something like this here. yes yes, because you know, i like i said when i was a kid, we didn't have that. um and now we have all of these beautiful dancers, and they're going off to all these different places. so i have dancers now at spelman . i have dancers at howard. i have dancers at xavier and then dancers at ucla, but they're exposed to not only college, um through dance, um but just being able to know that there's other um. culture black culture, you know, i wanted to ask a little bit about that. you know the fact that you don't have a lot of that. what does being a major, right speak to? you know, we're in black history month now about black culture and being part of something like this. gosh so, you know, heat stands for health, education, art and therapy. and that's really what i learned by being at an hbcu and being a part of the band. um really trying to help navigate. you know their health, right? t