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"The Michigan state university community came together Wednesday to grieve for the three students who were shot and killed Monday night. CBS Erica moche has more on the man police says was the shooter. Police say the 43 year old gunman had no ties to the university. You're under arrest right now. Newly released police Bonnie cam video shows his previous arrest on a gun charge in 2019. We continue to dig into background to make sure we're not missing anything. An update on the investigation is expected Thursday. Classes resume Monday. The shooter killed himself, he had no known connection to the school and police say they still don't know why he did what he did. One person is dead three injured in a shooting at a mall in El Paso, Texas yesterday, police have two people in custody of weapons been recovered. Severe weather ahead today for parts of the country, says CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson. During your day on Thursday, we've got a severe weather threat that stretches from the Gulf Coast from mobile Alabama all the way up through Columbus, Ohio, and it is the south that is going to be dealing with the most dangerous conditions. The Tennessee National Guard Black Hawk helicopter has crashed in Madison county, Alabama, details from W HNT TV reporter Lindsey Smith. Two soldiers were killed and the incident. According to the Tennessee National Guard, the helicopter was conducting a training flight. The Tennessee National Guard also adds that no other service members or civilians were harmed in this incident. There was a gathering outside a school in New Jersey yesterday after a student at the school killed herself. Details on that from CBS's Matt piper, parents in
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"Spring has sprung early says CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson. We'll make it up to probably 60 or 61 in New York City. We'll make it up to 6 or 61 in Boston. I think we'll make it actually up to 63 in Providence, which is crazy warm for there. And even down in Norfolk, Virginia, it'll be 77, so feeling more like April and May than we would be in February. There are new details out about what may have caused a toxic train crash in Ohio. Your CBS Michael Kaplan. After the Norfolk Southern train left Madison, Illinois on February 1st. It experienced mechanical problems and broke down at least once before derailing on February 3rd in east Palestinian. That's according to employees who worked on the train and say the train was excessively long and heavy, a 151 cars, 9300 feet, and 18,000 tons. Suicide is now the second leading cause of death for people ages 5 to 24 in the U.S., says CBS Bradley Blackburn. Lockdowns and school shutdowns during the first year of the pandemic left many young people feeling depressed, anxious, and isolated. Now new research in the journal pediatrics finds youth suicide rates increased in 2020. More than 5500 youths died by suicide, 79% were male and 50% died by firearm. CBS News confirms that the FBI did conduct two searches at the university of Delaware of President Biden's Senate papers, one of the searches took place in late January the other in early February, a source says the FBI took, quote, multiple boxes of material that did not have classified markings, but that warrant it further scrutiny. This is CBS News. Y'all
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"Still a big threat. CBS meteorologist David Parkinson. Places like Baton Rouge and New Orleans need to be on the lookout for tornadoes. You also need to watch out for them in places like mobile and Gulfport and biloxi. At least three people died in a tornado that ripped through Louisiana. The Federal Reserve made a half percentage point increase today, but says it'll keep pushing rates up to bring prices down. The best thing to do as a consumer is to really prepare for these rates to be higher. CBS News business analyst Jill schlesinger says the fed will continue raising rates in the new year, but not as much. While the increases may be less Powell has signaled he's willing to keep interest rates high well into 2023. We will stay the course until the job is done. For Powell, that means getting inflation down from 7% to just 2%. Michael George, CBS News, New York. Lawmakers say they've nailed down the framework on a final spending bill to avoid a government shutdown later this week. CBS has Scott mcfarlane is on Capitol Hill. It is much more to do, but the framework means they have a top line number. They know the likely overall cost of this plan to fund the government about $800 billion in military spending and about one and a half trillion for the overall federal government. The deadline to pass a stop gap Bill is midnight on Friday. It has been ten years now since the mass shooting in newtown Connecticut. CBS's Steve futterman takes a look back. 20 students ages 6 and 7 were killed along with 6 adults. You can't imagine anyone would hurt little children. And it could have been worse. There were many stories of children lucky to escape. Our Friends, brother got out because you went through the back door. Today in newtown, the flags will fly at half staff. People are celebrating in France right now as their team beat Morocco today for a spot in the World Cup finals. France now takes on Argentina in the title match on Sunday. 25 more movies will be preserved by the National Film Registry in Washington. This year's pics include Iron Man, The Little Mermaid, in 1989 RomCom, when Harry met Sally. I'll have what she's having. We all know the scene. The registry
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"Coming up with Peter Finch. I'm Alice wurtz in Santa Clara. We're not our fans were soaked, but thrilled with their team's victory. I'm Jennifer Hodges high winds and heavy rain, the impact from the latest storm. And the storm system now heading for the northern plains as they brace for a powerful winter storm. When you need to know, K CBS a.m. KF R CFM and HD one, San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, and Odyssey station. It's 2 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour sponsored by rocket mortgage. I'm Deborah Rodriguez, a pre Christmas winter storm is sweeping the country, dozens of states are under weather alerts, Northern California, so Yara Nevada has already gotten more than 20 inches of snow. This man's in Sacramento. Craziness. It's crazy out there. Be careful. It's slippery. Other parts of California dealing with heavy rain and flooding. CBS meteorologist David Parkinson says the system is headed into the northern plains. It's not as intense. We're not dealing with any of those crazy wind gusts, and we're not dealing with snowfall rates quite as intense, but you'll see one to two feet snow totals there for sure. The northeast could get as much as ten inches of snow today and parts of the south are bracing for possible tornadoes and thunderstorms. A Libyan man accused of making the bomb that brought down Pan Am flight one O three over Lockerbie Scotland in 1988 is now in U.S. custody. Janine boulanger's 21 year old daughter Nicole
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"Against the ability of unions to strike, but weighing the equities, we must avoid a strike. The measure shall put on the floor as expected to pass, but some Republicans now say they'll vote against it, saying they're standing with workers. Steve and portnoy, CBS News, Washington. Also, they are expected later tonight a Senate vote on what is called the respect for marriage act to guarantee same sex marriage and interracial marriage rights as federal law. Also, we await word from a Washington courtroom where a defense attorney says a jury has a verdict in the trial of oath keepers militia founders Stuart roads that related to the January 6th capitol attack. Now, the weather watch warnings in the south. From mccomb and hannes Berg up through Jackson and Laurel and meridian up to as far north as starkville and Columbus, those are the areas that were most likely to see tornadoes today. There's over a 95% chance of tornadoes. Meteorologist David Parkinson, New York's mayor tells police to be more aggressive about getting severely mentally ill people off the streets. This is CBS News. Hiring is personal, but don't do it alone. With indeed end to end hiring solution, you can attract interview and hire candidates all from one place, visit D dot com slash credit. 5 O three on WTO P on this November 29th, 2022, cloudy skies, still mild we're sitting at 51. Good afternoon, I'm Sean Anderson. I'm Hillary Howard. Do you have a sore throat yet from screaming? People are celebrating across the area and of course across the country and beyond for Team USA's World Cup win over Iran just last hour. WTO's dick giuliano is at a pen quarter watch party and tells us how it felt when it was clear the U.S. took it. At the ASTRO beer hall here in headquarters, the beer flowed, fans wolfed down heaping plates of loaded tater tots and went bonkers when the U.S. team put
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"Of government reserve oil, while insisting it will be made up. The United States government is going to purchase oil to refill the strategic patrol reserve. When prices fall to $70 a barrel. That means oil companies can invest to wrap up production now with confidence they'll be able to sell their oil to us at that price in the future, $70 This move by the administration to bring down prices at the pump comes just three weeks ahead of the midterm elections and Republicans have been hammering Democrats over inflation. In the latest CBS News poll, 65% of registered voters said the economy is getting worse. And 45% of those surveyed said President Biden is responsible for the economic conditions. Correspondent Skyler Henry and if elections are near well, Thanksgiving is not far behind traditional dinner then looking to be more expensive. You can thank bird flu for wiping out your wallet this year. The virus has been detected in 42 states and so far killed about 48 million chickens in turkeys. Right now, analysts say turkey's price per pound is one 99, up from one 15 last year. Correspondent Monica rix, but while actual winner is still a ways off two months, a lot of us are getting a sneak peek about now. Places like Jacksonville, Florida getting down to 37 Asheville, North Carolina down to 25 and the freezing point for Atlanta. These are not morning temperatures in December, which is what this feels like. CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson oversees. Russian president Vladimir Putin declaring martial law in parts of Ukraine that he now claims are parts of Russia. He didn't spell out just what he thinks that means. A lot of people still have a lot of questions about a day that those alive then will never forget. The government has hidden much of the record. The mystery behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy stretches almost 60 years and the new lawsuit alleges President Biden and the national archives are dragging out the release of about 15,000 documents related to the November 1963 killing
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"Than what we saw over Memorial Day and 4th of July. It's hard to describe just how hot it is in Southern California, but we asked CBS Steve federman to give it a try. The heat wave is going to continue. It's toasty. It's sweaty. I can't stop sweating. There is concern about elderly people and those with medical conditions staying cool, another issue possible power outages with air conditioners being used nonstop, officials are asking that people can serve when possible. An unimaginable amount of rain has fallen in the south. CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson says this is not good. We have a really dangerous situation that is unfolding in northwestern Georgia a foot of rain has fallen today and that has triggered a flash flood emergency, which is the most dire kind of flash foot alert that comes from the national weather service. The southern capital city is still without drinking or bathing water, CBS Jim Crow has that. A YMCA in suburban Jackson, Mississippi has been reaching out to the community for more than a 140 years. It's doing so again in Jackson's water crisis. It's allowing local college students to use its facility to take showers. Jeff Collins interim CEO of the YMCA of flood and Clinton Mississippi. This was an opportunity where we had the anti facility available. We had the water available. We could help. Arsenic has been discovered in the drinking water at a New York City housing authority complex. Public advocate jumaane Williams spoke with a tenants there. It's going to take some time, even if the tests come back to where we want to, to rebuild trust for
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"In Ukraine, we finally heard from the Kremlin with the presidential spokesperson mitre peskov said that these captured Americans are quote soldiers of fortune. Dangerous heat coming for millions of Americans this week, CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson says more than a hundred records could be broken. The record heat is going to expand for your Tuesday. And as it does, we're going to be seeing record temperatures from as far south as Mississippi and as far north as the upper Peninsula of Michigan. The House committee investigating the January 6th insurrection is keeping up the pressure. The fourth hearing of the House committee investigating January 6th will focus on former president Trump's efforts to pressure state election officials into overturning the 2020 election. Will show during a hearing what the president's role was in trying to get states to name alternate slates of electors. On Tuesday, key witnesses included GOP leader in Arizona state legislature, as well as Georgia's Republican Secretary of State Brad raffensperger. Natalie brand, CBS News, Capitol Hill. Barcelo reopening of Yellowstone National Park is planned for Wednesday, full reopening possible by July 4th, Cynthia Hernandez with the National Park Service. In the south section there was less impact due to flooding and that part of the park. We are prepared to open this Wednesday. The northern part will take a little bit more time. Bark has suffered road and bridge damage from record flooding. In San Francisco, it was celebration day for the Golden State Warriors following their latest NBA championship. Thousands lined the streets to salute the new champions, the players stood on top of double decker buses. This young woman could hardly contain herself when the players passed by. I'm here and I'm so
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"The NFL commish will die in via Zoom. At Wall Street markets closed for Juneteenth, Europe was higher, 8 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour, sponsored by nhtsa. I'm Jennifer Kuiper in Chicago the week has started out as a scorcher in some areas of the upper Midwest, this woman works in Fargo North Dakota. During the summer we kind of ease into summer, our hotter months usually are July in the beginning of August, but for some reason we've been hit real hard. CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson says the royal shifts to the south by mid week. A 104° in Macon, Georgia, a hundred in Atlanta. Those are all breaking the records by several degrees. We'll get to a hundred in Memphis a hundred in Nashville and one O two in Austin and San Antonio as well. Airlines say they are working to get back on track after more than 5300 flights were canceled and more than 32,000 delayed since Thursday. CBS Michael George reports from Newark international airport. Which is the Roberts should have spent her holiday weekend in Las Vegas celebrating a wedding to birthdays and Father's Day. Instead, she and her boyfriend spent its sleeping on the Philadelphia airports floor after their American Airlines flight was canceled, rebooked, then canceled again. We cried, we were frustrated, it was terrible. I mean, we went home. We had no other choice. Boston's Logan airport and New York's Laguardia saw some of the worst cancellations among
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"Weather unusually cold weather for others CBS News brief It's hot in the east brutally hot Here a CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson We are talking about record temperatures more than 60 of them up and down the eastern seaboard from as far south as South Carolina and North Carolina and as far north as New Hampshire We're going to be into the mid 90s and Concord New Hampshire and in Manchester 94 95 there But out west it's definitely the opposite situation Highest portions of the rockies could be seeing two feet of snow by the time this is all over some of the mountain communities well over a foot before the snow ends on Saturday afternoon and then even in Denver as we probably end the accumulating snow in the mid morning hours the potential for four to 8 inches of snow there In northern Michigan two people were killed in a rare tornado that heavily damaged a mobile home park crews are still searching the area CBS News special report I'm Wendy Gillette Returning to our area it's not only hot out there it's also humid It's like walking through soup Storm team four is Ryan Miller has the latest on today's heat We're looking at a very hot day so much so that we could break record high temperatures this afternoon Middle 90s anticipated for highs which is well above average for this time of year and we're also looking at the hottest temperatures of the year so far So certainly be careful if you're spending time outside make sure you're staying hydrated loosen light clothing And of course with this heat if you can take breaks into the air conditioning the heat's going to be with us again tomorrow temperatures into the lower 90s We'll have your complete forecast in just a couple of minutes in traffic and weather on the 8th The White House says the first flights of infant formula coming from Europe to the U.S. will arrive in Indiana this weekend The military is handling the transport more than 71,000 pounds of formula have been.
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"132 pallets of formula will be in the first shipment the launch of the Biden administration's plan called operation fly formula CBS's Wendy Gillette it's becoming more and more clear that the coronavirus is going to be with us for a long time perhaps becoming something like the flu CBS News medical contributor doctor David agus We're going to accept that we're all going to get it There's going to be every 6 months cadence You're going to stay home from work for 7 to ten days when you get the virus If we keep our vaccines and our boosters up our immunity up it's going to be very mild and it's not going to be a big issue And the people who are high risk will take pills or a shot that will block the virus No shoreman Denver and a heat advisory today for most major cities in the northeast because of what CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson says will be dangerously high temperatures We are talking about record temperatures more than 60 of them up and down the eastern seaboard from as far south as South Carolina and North Carolina and as far north as New Hampshire We're going to be into the mid 90s in Concord New Hampshire and in Manchester 94 95 there And in northern Michigan a second confirmed death now from a tornado that hammered the city of Gaylord population 4200 yesterday afternoon The mayor says the twister tore a two to three mile swath through the town destroying a dozen homes and other businesses As the price of a gallon of regular gas climbs to a national average of $4 and 59 cents this driver is feeling the pinch along with many others across America 55 60 bucks Now it may be $80 North Korean provocations a major focus of the discussions between President Biden and.
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"Seems to not protect you as well as against Oman Right now I think the most important thing to do is to protect Americans We do that by getting them vaccinated and getting them boosted COVID surges are straining some hospitals nationwide CBS News correspondent Michael George reports On Saturday New York State announced 40 hospitals will stop providing non urgent elective procedures for at least two weeks to deal with the influx of COVID cases But the storm's gonna pass I mean that's the great news and what we're seeing out of other countries is that it's a fast big peak but then we have also seen it start to decline fairly rapidly compared to some of the other strains Until then the highly transmissible omicron variant continues to disrupt emergency services in schools The Chicago teachers union offered a proposal to end the standoff in the district after members voted to move to virtual learning because of COVID President Jesse sharkey it would give parents the clarity that we would begin instruction next week And we would begin in person instruction after a period of time where we could get kids signed up for testing There is a threat of freezing rain today and some areas Here's meteorologist David Parkinson It is exceptionally dangerous because it just coats everything You now get a glaze of ice on the ground and it makes walking down the street or driving down roads incredibly hazardous And that's the threat that we have for a large part of the northeast and mid Atlantic Another woman could be the victim of a serial killer wusa TV's Tom Dempsey Investigators found 40 year old Sonia champ dead near union station last September a police report described how investigators found her body inside of a shopping cart This week police revealed a champ could be the 5th victim connected to 35 year old alleged serial killer Anthony Robinson dubbed the shopping cart killer who officers arrested in December investigators linked Robinson to four victims with some of them possibly lured using dating apps The situation has deteriorated in Kazakhstan CBS News correspondent MTS taib reports.
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"Passed the United States in terms of vaccines, so we have to take drastic measures to get the vaccination of Georgia is among the Republican led states threatening to sue Tropical Storm Nicholas forms in the Gulf and will dump more rain on saddened Texas and Louisiana. Somewhere between 10 and 15 Inches is going to be the maximum that you're going to see. And that's going to be over the span of probably late Monday to midday Wednesday. Reporter David Parkinson says tropical Storm watches and warnings are posted along the Texas coast. Nicholas is the 14th named Storm this Atlantic hurricane season. WSB news time. Seven Oh 55 x seven o'clock, You come to the right place for maximum coverage of weather and traffic. US. Meteorologist Christina Edwards says Atlanta's most accurate independently forecast and the sun is coming up sunrise officially set 7 19 am It is getting later and later as we get closer to the fall equinox, But today, plenty of sunshine high of 88. Tonight. Low 66 for tomorrow Partly cloudy high 86 just a straight shower. Possible Better chance of rain arrives on Wednesday. 30% Chance of rain and thunderstorms moving in from the west. Otherwise mostly cloudy in a high of 85 recapping that forecast for today. A mix of sun and clouds high 88 currently 63 degrees indicators. 63, Canton and 67 degrees on Peachtree Street. I'm WSB meteorologist Christina Edward. Now let's go back to the WSB Traffic came in the WSB chloride carriers Guy Copter. It's Doug Turnbull. We like progress. Got doubly and they've gotten what was a four right lane closure 85 north of a Pleasantdale exit 96 down to just the right way block here. You towed the main craft card to the right shoulder, but not wide enough shoulder there to avoid blocking that right lane, You are jammed.
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Ida to Make Landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 Hurricane
"IDA has a bullseye on Louisiana. The National Hurricane Center says it's on track to reach Category four when it makes landfall this Sunday. This is an incredibly serious and potentially deadly situation, CBS meteorologist David Parkinson said. It's possible I could strengthen to a Category five hurricane comes
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"Accomplishments and contributions to the country's development and history reporter Monica Rick says the Mint will issue up to five new designs a year for the next four years. WSB news time 604 California's governor declares a heat emergency, citing extreme perils, transforming Northern California's Lake Mendocino into a bone dry stretch of land the vital water source for wine country now at its lowest level ever for this time of year, reporter Jonathan Big Liatti says Lake Oroville drops so Low A hydro electric power plant on the reservoir may have to shut down for the first time and a half century tropical Storm Claudette could form in the Gulf of Mexico. Today, Louisiana's governor Alerts residents. Obviously a lot will depend upon the exact track that the storm takes and and how fast it moves, But we can expect all of South Louisiana to be impacted. Meteorologist David Parkinson describes the system as a rainmaker of the moisture in the system is east loaded. So the further East this storm tracks the less US Rayne, Louisiana will get and the more rain Mississippi, Alabama and even the Panhandle of Florida will get. But what about the rain we get? WSB meteorologist Kirk Mellish also predicts a rain event with multi day totals of three inches right now looks like the heaviest and most widespread will be on Father's Day. The National Weather Service already issues a flash flood watch for metro Atlanta from Saturday afternoon until Sunday night. WSB news time 605. Let's get that timeline nailed down here for you. And what part of the weekend you can actually actually use outdoors. Kirk Scott Atlanta's most accurate and dependable forecast. Alright, Scott for today around 29 and demolish Meter, mostly sunny, low humidity high 92 lows tonight 69 to 72. Tomorrow. Increasing clouds of 40% chance of a shower thunderstorm during the day 70% likely evening high 82 69 Sunday rain 90% Likely heavy thunderstorm Possible high about 80 low about 70. Recapping the forecast for today. Mostly sunny in a high around 92. I'm meteorologist Kirk Knowledge. 95.5 WSB 68 degrees down midtown Atlanta It was we'll get back to the morning drive for you and the WSB. Cool, right Carriers. Guy copter. It's Mark McKay but off the pad at Happy Three airports. Sampley don't have to go far to find trouble in Doraville. Just doors of here, view for the highway Shut down. Police investigation, shutting down Buford Highway north itself out between challenged road and I to 85 that is a painting project in trouble overnight. In that work zone.
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"Leading Tucker's family, Tucker Road exit 33. We'll check the writing from the northern suburb the next, smiling Mark McKay 95.5 WSB. Mark. Thanks. And how much more wet weather is to come? W s. Maybe they're all just Kirk Fellowes joins us with his latest thinking, boys. Not good that you're having trouble on the roads with just some spotty drizzle this morning, when the big stuff she had to come. A rain will be on the increase during the afternoon and get heavy at times tonight. It goes away tomorrow before temperatures fall below freezing, and that's good. But we're gonna be in and out of heavy rain throughout the good part of the week with Yo yo temperatures live the Storm Center. I'm WSB meteorologist Kirk Mellish, and this is W SPS Bill Chi Akio. We should consider ourselves lucky here in Metro Atlanta record Breaking Storm is making its way through the south right now, with CBS's David Parkinson says, more than 100 record low temperatures will fall. In some places. The temperatures are 50. Five degrees lower than where they should be. Over 120 million Americans are under weather, weather of watches or warnings, including the entire state of Texas. Warnings also posted for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. Thousands of flights are canceled across the country, including more than 700 at the busy Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Five in the storm center Bill Kaya Geo 95.5 WSB this portion of Atlanta's winning new sponsored by Morgan and Morgan at 702. Here's Marcie Williams to Chris Camp, updating George's fight against the coronavirus. Nobody USPS Michelle write. Reports live this morning Governor campus said to meet with community.
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"Best as we can understand it. Green fired back, saying the real cancer for the GOP is weak Republicans who only know how to lose gracefully. It's a day to dig out in the northeast of the powerful winter storm that left between a foot in 2 Ft. Of snow. I came out here, Axl, actually, so that you know, my referral from my house is dealing with deep snow in Oakland, New Jersey, CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson says. For some, the storm is not over Those totals of 30 inches in New Jersey could easily bump to 31 or 32 without question. The highest totals today you're going to be in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. We're probably looking at 48 inches in the white and Green mountains, at least on top of what they Have already checking Wall Street right now the Dow is up 570 points. This is CBS News. Fasted wealth, personalized and affordable financial planning for everyday Americans, No wealth or asset minimums. Quality financial advice for every stage of your life. 11 03 on w T O V. Tuesday, February 2nd ground hog day snow flurries and 29 degrees in Washington. Good morning. I'm more glue us. And I'm Deborah Feinstein here of the top local stories. We're following this hour that light snow continues to fall across some of the listening area this morning. It is the last of that storm that brought several inches of snow over the past couple of days. The real story is the wind. It will be windy today with wind gusts. 25 to 30 miles an hour and tempts on Lee into the low to mid thirties. We've heard that two people died in separate crashes in this winter weather. Ah, person was killed after two tractor trailers and a vehicle crashed along I 95 in Virginia. It happened early this.
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"Knew there was a nitrogen leak on Wednesday. Did not want to close the plant for a day to fix the problem. Storm system pounding California's heading East CBS's David Parkinson says there could be major snow. One says that D. C could get pelted right up along the coast into Boston on then another one entirely says that there's More warmth working in and instead of maybe a foot total in some of those cities. Nobody really does more than six or seven inches. Well, checking Wall Street right now the Dow is down 217 points. This is CBS News. Fasted wealth, personalized and affordable financial planning for everyday Americans, no wealth or asset minimums, quality financial advice for every stage of your life. 11 03 on w T o P. It's Friday the 29th of January sunny and cold 26 degrees in Washington. Good morning. I'm Mark Lewis and I'm Deborah Feinstein here. The top local stories we're following this hour. The nations. Top infectious disease expert thinks it's important to get kids back into schools. The NIH is Dr Anthony Fauci says. It's less likely for a child to get infected in the school setting than elsewhere in the community. Well, now the leader of one local school system is pleading for more time and more patients after an angry outburst from a parent Figure it out or get off the podium. Father yelling at the Loudon County School board this week calling for classrooms to be reopened, has been shared.
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Hurricane Delta Live Update
"News Special Report. Hurricane Delta now has 90 mile per hour winds downgraded to a Category one hurricane in the last 30 minutes, but strong done the lest CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson says the effects will be felt into the weekend. Not only is there going to be storm surge tonight, but even as the storm has passed, you're still gonna be getting more things pushing. Uh, the water up in through the bayou system says some of the worst storm surge may not be seen until Saturday morning Correspondent Maria Aerials in Lake Charles and says for that area, it's a 12 punch. Given Hurricane Laura bubbling through not long ago, they still have sitting around from Hurricane Laura, which hit roughly six weeks ago. The issue also has has become become they they have have 6000 6000 homes homes right right now, now, with with blue blue tarps tarps on on them. them. Which Which more more than than likely likely will will be be blown blown off. off. As As the the wind wind gusts gusts continue continue to to increase. increase. The The Texas Texas coast coast is is also also getting getting hit. hit. Some Some 66,000 66,000 customers customers are are without without power. power. Their Their CBS CBS News News special special report report on on that that Piper's Piper's Go Go live live to to Lake Lake Charles, Charles, Louisiana Louisiana tonight tonight where where we just heard a little bit from the special report. Steve Dresner with W T O p Live with us, Steve. What can you add to the report? As far as damage already done there in Lake Charles, and now you may have more Well, that's true, Dimitri. Let me update the figures and actually, yo, about three minutes ago. My power totally went out here in the hotel. I would be careful not to walk around. I do come inside for a bit of safety reasons, because at one point we did have 94 95 mile per hour gusts. The hotel here at the Golden Nugget did have generators in an elevator power. But now we're totally in the dark. What I can tell you is the updated figures for power outages for The entire state of Louisiana were just over 92,000 in the state without power in Texas were just over 100,000 people without power and I'll parrot down just a little bit as Faras, the late Charles area looking at about 29,000 people without power, so the conditions still are not good. We're blowing rain, horizontal rain. There are plenty of people the hotel but right now we're completely without power in this area. What storm Surge concerns do you have there? Right now. Things have been OK. The storm surges you heard in the CBS report. Is there keeping an eye on things, but no, no horrible flooding, so to speak, And you also heard on the CBS report. Folks around here are still for the most part recovering from Laura. Um, so it is a 12 punch. As far as getting through tonight and bringing you up to current situation. Once this kind of moves North North east and we're on the West side. Things will calm down, hopefully in the next hour But we're still the only with some tough conditions. Power outages, Dmitri allotted debris on the road ways You can't even go on any of the neighborhood street side streets. One of our technicians from one, the Power line Cos told us They have pulls down in a lot of these areas, so really, wherever you are right now is this storm hits? That's where you're staying for a while. I really cannot go anywhere. We're not isolated, You know, as Faras roads are concerned, but it's just because of debris and, of course again. No power no worse staying put here. Steve of just a final thought about anything unusual. Anything else unusual You've seen because debris on the roads that's pretty bad. It is pretty bad. Dimitri and again is I said before, folks around here are still recovering from Laura. Um, you heard on the CBS report Blue tarps every word, but you asked me about things that are unusual. I think this is the positive. I will tell you that many more people evacuated the area song What happened in Laura? And they did learn their lessons. Because is a city Sean in Hillary earlier today, I've not seen a long line of traffic on westbound I 10. I used the example like on Route 29 from Howard County to Montgomery County, Dmitri 47 Miles bumper to bumper traffic. Folks evacuating, so I think you can take a positive that a lot of people left the area. We really appreciate the update. Steve, stay safe there and we'll talk to you soon. Thanks, Dimitri. That's Steve Dresner. With W. T O p live on Skype from Lake Charles, Louisiana, he says just minutes before he came on the air. The hotel he's staying at has lost power. Certainly a common theme for that whole region For the next few days, at least.
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Miami - Tropical Storm Sally Strengthening and Could Strike Florida and Louisiana
"For a storm that could become a hurricane that's tropical Storm Sally. CBS meteorologist David Parkinson says New Orleans could be in the crosshairs, depending on how the storm moves if the models were correct in their projection. But it is a little bit more of a westerly track that puts New Orleans the city that has such history. With hurricanes coming in from this direction under the right side of the storm. What that means is it now gets the worst storm surge some really strong winds, potentially the farther west. This thing goes, the stronger it has the potential to be further out in the Atlantic.
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Tornado Warnings issued for much of Washington DC region until 6PM
"Along to your window visor okay can at six this morning until six this evening for the entire area with a high wind warning east of I ninety five basically which make us up to sixty miles an hour times us even outside of thunderstorms and now the ground is saturated from the rain this moves through when I see some trees and power lines down be prepared for some power outages a look at starting full radar we're watching a band of severe thunderstorms over southwestern Virginia pushing the Lynchburg area some of the storms have tornado warnings associated with them I think they're gonna move into this far south western suburbs from about seven seven thirty then sweep northeastward across the entire metro area about seven thirty and ten thirty eleven o'clock this morning so I wouldn't be surprised if we see a tornado watch come out for the metro area so forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms or rain heavy at times late this morning I'm a mid morning to late morning so many stores may be severe with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes it's gonna turn very windy to over the next several hours they will get a break I think we'll see another round of thunderstorms acceptance of powerful cold front comes through in the stores also could be severe highs upper seventies to lower eighty is becoming fair breezy and colder behind the front tonight lows will be in the forties probably sunny breezy cooler tomorrow with a high near sixty we'll see some showers on Wednesday with highs in the fifties and run numbers of chapter sixteen camp springs fifty nine hundred and sixty at Reagan national ride bike it's five fifty one now severe storms did battle the south yesterday and overnight prompting flash floods tornadoes and thunderstorm warnings and watches the storms killed at least six people in Mississippi CBS news meteorologist David Parkinson says some areas will still have issues today swath of strong wind gusts actually goes all the way back to Chicago where they're under a wind advisory it's a high wind warning closer to the coast to New York but that shows you the extent of the wind really about a hundred and fifty million people sold half of America dealing with the wind advisory during the day to day as Mike just told you were expecting storms through the morning with potential for strong and damaging winds we're on top of it watching closely and Michael let us know as soon as things start to
Armstrong and Getty
Dorian moving up East Coast after leaving Bahamas in ruins
"Update hurricane Dorian's brushing along the southeast coast it's off Florida and headed north North Carolina emergency management director Mike Sprayberry we know that rain storm surge and wins will be a significant threat for this event primarily east of I ninety five and with the greatest threat being right along the coast line eighty five year old man in the state died when he fell off a ladder during storm preps meteorologist David Parkinson on the category to storm's path today the worst weather is probably going to be in places from Jacksonville up towards Savannah Georgia is the storm surge increases in that area and then by the time we get to Thursday morning if South Carolina that's in the bull's eye CBS David Beck noticing the destruction of the Bahamas the red cross estimates nearly ninety nine percent of people living in grand Bahama and Abaco islands are in need of some kind of assistance food water
Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
Neighborhoods flattened, homes shredded in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian
"Update a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in the Bahamas in the wake of hurricane Dorian going through it was terrifying I had no idea it was going to actually be to that extent it was is worse than anything I could imagine entire neighborhoods are flattened home shredded boats thrown in London airports turned into lakes CBS is David bag no is in Nassau the red cross estimates nearly ninety nine percent of people living in grand Bahama and Abaco islands are in need of some kind of assistance food water something stateside Dorian and it's one hundred five mile an hour winds are churning up the coast from northeast Florida CBS news meteorologists David Parkinson by this evening it will be passed the Florida Georgia line as a category two it maintains category to start a straight into Thursday where it makes its closest brush with the South Carolina North
Jay Talking
Winter storm brings dangerous mix of snow, ice and rain to Northeast
"Match piper. A winter storm pounded the midwest northeast and parts of the northwest. In fact, seventy eight million Americans are in the path of snow, ice and freezing rain. It wasn't the season's biggest store, but for those caught in the wall of wind. Remix packed awhile up CBS's meteorologist David Parkinson says it goes on. We've got several more hours of snow and frozen precipitation from Boston on up into Maine. But even Boston's going to switch over to rain by the morning commute. It's all snow north of Albany along I eighty seven and then a little bit more snow back to the west as well in the mid west in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, a man found dead under a downtown bridge may have died from the frigid weather where it was
The Big Biz Radio Show
Blizzard Warning In Effect from Kansas to Chicago
"Blizzard conditions in much of Kansas with the governor has declared a state of emergency meteorologist, David Parkinson, really the first large snow storm of the year four Chicago, they could be ending up with anywhere between half a foot and a foot depending where you are north side of Chicago seeing more than the south. But really the snow is going to be coming down. Fast and furious, particularly as you get closer to the Wisconsin line flight cancellations and delays at O'Hare international airport in Chicago have now topped seven hundred
Overnight Talk
Flooding threat extends hundreds of miles as severe weather hammers East Coast
"Fires at burned together, in Mendocino and lake counties nearly sixteen thousand people have been forced. To evacuate including, Ron device prayers in everything that even with that. I kinda thought this time the evacuations gonna get me PS meteorologist David Parkinson says. This could be a critical weekend for the fires you're getting some really strong. Wind that could potentially cause. Some really serious fire concerns the national weather service is describing this as a, particularly dangerous situation for fires during the day on Saturday it, runs until eleven PM Pacific time in the. East rain is, the problem heavy rain over the past few days has left many areas. Underwater mothers with flash flood warnings and watches still in effect correspond I'm Jim Krasula the east coast flooding has. Swamped countless homes and businesses from. Georgia to Maine with the basement. Of a south western Virginia home inundated Baabda Nova has lost. His fifty year collection of baseball memorabilia you have no idea you, have no idea from when I was a kid I have newspaper article one Mickey Mantle is five. Hundred home run whole newspaper more rain is in the forecast on the east coast through the weekend Jim, Krasula CBS news Greensboro North Carolina state Mike Pompeo in Singapore in. Asia security conference, issued a warning to Russia China and others against. Any violation of international sanctions against North Korea warning came after a UN report suggested. The north is still getting oil in illegal ship to ship transfers it see. And is still managing to. Export tens of millions of dollars worth of goods from coal to seafood Korea, expert Gordon Chang has the means to stop these sanctions violations, we can go after the Russians we can go after the, Chinese Banks we can make. Life really difficult for the North Koreans but.
Armstrong and Getty
California, Colorado and Denver discussed on Armstrong and Getty
"Sixty k fm plead espn news update living in northern california can't be paradise unless you're threatened by wildfires has never been a mile away from burning up so yeah that woman lives near a fire that's already burned through more than eighty six thousand acres near sacramento just one of more than sixty wildfires burning of the west cbs john john blackstone extreme conditions plaguing the southwest are fueling half a dozen fires across colorado alone spring creek fire south west of denver as already burned through an area about half the size of new york city making it the third largest fire in colorado history cbs news meteorologist david parkinson says mother nature isn't helping we've got hot and dry conditions for colorado utah nevada california on up into oregon and washington the places we're most concerned about the heat is going to be in california where we're looking at at least five consecutive days of ninety degree temperatures cbs news update i'm peter king now from the studios of us eight live local san diego's talk and breaking news this is.
Jay Talking
Roe v. Wade Is Hanging by a Thread
"The fifty million americans under excessive heat warnings tonight the potentially dangerous conditions are forecast to continue through the fourth of july in new york felt like one hundred and five with a high humidity yesterday resident richard watson always trying to get a little bit of water and john relax relaxing relaxing mindset cbs news weather producer david parkinson says it was even more stifling and other parts of the country we broke a record in burlington vermont which is almost as far north as you can get they hit ninety seven that felt like a hundred and four degrees and some of those other temperatures are are pretty darn close to feels like temperature in washington dc was one hundred eight as dozens of wildfires burned in the west one in rural northern california is exploding in size the fire and yolo county is threatening seven hundred homes and businesses it's growing by one thousand acres and our ko vrt's kelly ryan with just three percent containment fire officials say this fire is growing quickly with shifting winds i always feel a little bit harder to see from down at the valley floor that's just because it's so well established up in the remote areas of the mountains crews on the ground and in the air or working to get a handle on it very large air tankers cal fire air tankers and then a number of helicopters that are all assigned to this incident president trump held interviews with four candidates yesterday as he considers his pick for supreme court justice cbs news correspondent major garrett says the president only knows how candidates would vote if a case revisiting the landmark abortion decision roe v wade comes before the court this president and those who support ending roe versus wade as it was pointed out in the briefing the president said so or predicted so in the third presidential debate don't have to ask the question it's already understood if you have that particular intellectual point of view about how the constitution should be interpreted what is legal boundaries are or are not when it comes to a defined right of privacy and a right to abortion family and friends came together monday to remember for the life of newspaper editor rob hyacinth one of five journalists killed when a man opened fire inside the capital gazette in annapolis maryland his widow maria i know it's weird to stand here and say i am lucky but i am.
Terry Meiners and Company
Heat wave to break later this week across midwestern, northeastern US
"Us air force captain jessica tate tells abc news everyone at the scene is elated i'm feeling so happy a diver on the international team that looked for the soccer team says now the race is on to safely remove the group from the cave over the next twelve hours before the next rain storm hits an extreme heat wave is causing dangerous conditions across much of the nation with record setting temperatures stretching from the northeast to the north west meteorologist david parkinson says the fifty million americans under excessive heat warnings shouldn't bank on a break just yet what's unusual is the duration of this heat wave so for some people the heat wave started last friday it will continue through at least this friday for some folks and depending where you are it could actually go on longer a woman is dead after a four vehicle crash in prospect had happened mid day at us forty two and bridge point avenue police say the victim was driving east on us forty two when she crossed the center line us forty two was closed for several hours but is now open the crash remains under investigation the victim's name hasn't been released facebook is reportedly making a big investment in artificial intelligence to help in its fight against fake news tech crunch reports that facebook is buying uk based bloomsbury a startup that develops natural language technology to help.