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Early heat wave in Pacific Northwest could break records
"And early heat wave in the Pacific Northwest good break records. I Norman hall. A heat wave this weekend could surpass daily records in parts of the Pacific Northwest and worsen the wildfires already burning in Western Canada. The region has grappled with scorching summer temperatures and unprecedented wildfires fueled by climate change in recent years, the unseasonable high temperatures get further boost dozens of fires burning in Canada's western Alberta province, the national weather service has issued a heat advisory lasting from Saturday through Monday for much of the western parts of both Oregon and Washington state. Its at temperatures could raise the risk of heat related illness, particularly for those who are dehydrated or don't have effective cooling. I Norman hall
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Flood concerns rise as Mississippi River crests in Iowa city
"The Mississippi River is flooding some communities around it as it swells beyond its banks. Prairie du chien Wisconsin resident Melissa Tyree tells Casey RG TV. She's been dealing with about two to three feet of water in her basement. The water in the basement stain about the same, so we're pumping about the same amount of water out. The Mississippi River has been resting after a giant snowpack in northern Minnesota began melting, moving down the approximately 2300 mile stretch. National weather service meteorologist Alex Gibbs in the quad cities bureau. I think we're looking at top 5 crests right now with this one. So at some sites in our area. I'm Julie Walker.
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Avalanche kills 6, including mountain guides, in French Alps
"The death toll from Sunday's avalanche in the French Alps has risen to 6, including two mountain guides. The prosecutor's office in bonville in a hot Savoy region says the most recent body was found after searches resumed on Monday morning, where the region added one person has been sent to hospital with minor injuries and 8 other people were found unharmed, no details have been provided on the identity of the victims, the national weather service had not issued a specific avalanche warning, assessing the risk as limited. The avalanche on Sunday rolled down a glacier in the halls of oy, almost 20 miles southwest of chamonix. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Severe storms threaten Midwest, South after deadly weekend
"War tornadoes and storms threaten parts of the Midwest and south, where at least 32 people were killed over the last several days from severe weather, Missouri officials say multiple people were killed early this morning by a tornado that was on the ground for about 15 minutes and traveled up to 20 miles. This tornado in Iowa tweeted by TMX Adrian SFG one of many over the last several days with more to come says national weather service storm prediction center meteorologist John Hart. Damaging winds were probably the main threat, but there will be the potential of a few tornadoes along the entire extent of the line. That line stretching from lower Michigan all the way through Illinois, Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee, down into parts of Texas. Unfortunate that it happens every spring, but severe storms tornadoes damaging winds are just part of living in the central and eastern United States. He says severe thunderstorm and tornado watches are in place across the entire region. I'm Julie Walker
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Tornado recovery tough in Mississippi, one of poorest states
"In Mississippi and Georgia, they're digging out from tornadoes that tore through parts of both states with up to 200 mph winds. At least 25 people were killed in Friday's Mississippi storms where that EF four tornado stretched for 59 miles, according to meteorologists. Volunteers like Jared coons on the ground helping residents left homeless. Houses, homes, everything is everything I can see is in some state of destruction. Now the southern plains and Midwest racing for more severe storms Thursday and Friday says national weather service storm prediction center forecaster Jared guyer. This kind of setup could produce severe storms capable of large hail damaging winds and tornadoes. Guyer says we're getting into prime season for tornadoes. I'm Julie Walker.
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Federal aid coming to tornado-wrecked swath of Mississippi
"Federal help is on the way for the people in the Deep South who suffer damage and deaths from Friday's devastating tornado. The town of rolling fork Mississippi is one of those nearly wipe flat by the twisters devastation. Wanda barfield says it was the hand of God. I said, when you come. It ain't gonna be nothing nice. She's grateful to be spared. That life is more important than anything else. You can get jobs, money, car, low shoes. But found her sister in law dad when she went to check. The fema administrator de and Chris well is coming to tour damage throughout the region, meeting with mayors and local residents. Making sure that the local jurisdictions, those first responders have all of the resources that they need and then second that we start to take care of these families. And praising first responders. Such an amazing job, some of which probably have lost some of their homes themselves. She spoke on ABC's this week with George Stephanopoulos. The national weather service is estimating the damage was caused by an E four tornado. On the ground for about an hour. I'm Jackie Quinn
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"Roofs were ripped off The national weather service says the tornado cut a path over 100 miles long. And there's widespread structural damage in the city of amery, including the water department, leaving residents under an emergency boil water notice. As CBS News correspondent Omar via franca, not a Waco, Texas, where former president Trump held the first rally of his 2024 presidential campaign yesterday. Waco is also where the deadly 1993 law enforcement siege of the branch davidian religious cult took place 30 years ago. The former president opened to his rally by playing a song that features a choir of men in prison for the role in the January 6th capitol riot. There was also recording of him reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. The former president issued a new warning Friday as a Manhattan grand jury waste possible criminal charges related to alleged hush money payments he made to our porn star during the 2016 presidential campaign. In a post on a social media platform true social, the former president says there will be quote death and destruction unquote if he is ultimately indicted. Over on Capitol Hill, there's growing concern that Trump's increasingly ominous and threatening rhetoric could cause violence. The top Democrat in the house, warning that former the former president will get someone killed. CBS Robert Costa has more. Twice impeached former president's rhetoric is reckless. Reprehensible and irresponsible. House democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries sounding the alarm after former president Trump warned that death and destruction is possible if he's indicted It's dangerous. And if he keeps it up, he's going to get someone killed. Meanwhile, a powdery substance was found inside a threatening letter at the Manhattan district attorney's office. New York City police and environmental protection officials isolated and removed the letter from the mailroom there, they determined that there was no dangerous substance, but it has been sent to a city lab for further examination. It is the latest security scare as the prosecutor ways of potential historic indictment of the former president. It's four 33. Meantime, former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and other top aides have in order to testify before a federal grand jury in the January 6th investigation by the Justice Department. Loyola university law professor and former federal prosecutor, Lori Levinson. I do think that the Trump legal team will continue to try to block Meadows from testifying, but they'll have to do that by taking an appeal. Right now, I think that the Trump people have an uphill battle and seeking to get the appellate court to overrule the lower court's ruling, saying that there's no executive privilege. That's Loyola university law professor and former federal prosecutor, Laurie Levinson. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell says he's out of the rehabilitation facility where he had physical therapy for a concussion. It was caused by a fall earlier this month. The 81 year old Kentucky Republican says he will work from home for the next few days, McConnell was at a dinner event on March 8th when he tripped and fell, in addition to the concussion he also suffered a rib fracture. McConnell was released from the hospital on March 13th and moved to the inpatient rehabilitation facility for physical therapy. Knew this morning, President Biden's choice to run the federal aviation administration has withdrawn his nomination. A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that Denver International Airport CEO Philip Washington has withdrawn his name from consideration. This, after Washington failed to gain enough support in the closely divided Senate. Republicans were united opposition calling Washington unqualified because of limited aviation experience. Democrats and allied independents still might have pushed the nomination through, but key senators on their side both at supporting Biden's pick. Pennsylvania's governor vows any and all Commonwealth resources needed to support the ongoing recovery efforts after an explosion at a chocolate factory. Investigators in Pennsylvania are searching for answers and survivors after a massive explosion at a chocolate factory killed at least two people, the blast happened Friday afternoon, leveling the plant in west reading Pennsylvania, about 60 miles north of Philadelphia, and sending at least ten people to the hospital. A city official confirmed one rescue. You know, the civil line and all this is someone was found alive. Yes. Someone was found alive. That was in rubble. At least 5 people are still missing. What caused the blast is unknown. That is CBS News correspondent Adriana Diaz, the RM Palmer company has been in business since 1948 over 800 people are employed there. There are best known for manufacturing chocolate Easter bunnies. Coming up after traffic weather, Russian president Vladimir Putin makes a chilling announcement in response to western aid for Ukraine. It is four 36. Uh oh, Brad's buzzed. Oh yeah? Yeah. He's starting with the roots. And now his speech. I just want to say that friendship is about
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Mississippi tornadoes kill 23, injure dozens overnight
"About two dozen deaths are reported in rural Mississippi, with fears that number will grow after a fierce tornado blasted the region. The national weather service says the tornado was moving at about 70 miles an hour when it barreled through towns northeast of Jackson, Mississippi. In sharkey county, there are reports of gas leaks and people trapped in piles of rubble. The mayor of rolling fork, Eldridge walker told an interviewer, my city is gone. He had been trapped inside his damaged home because of downed power lines. Mississippi's governor says emergency crews are being sent from around the state after the storm's destruction through sharkey county. It raced toward Alabama. There were reports thereto of damage with trees and power lines down in Marion county and winds gusting near 60 miles an hour. I'm Jackie Quinn.
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Californians eager for sunnier days after relentless winter
"After years of drought, it was too much rain in snow for California. It was a strange stormy and cold winter for the Golden State. This week's atmospheric river was the 12th such storm in the states since late December. Californians initially welcomed the precip in chilly temperatures after a record hot summer and many years of drought, but the relentless storms busted the drought in two thirds of the state and broke precip records along the way. The national weather service says San Diego has already recorded 5 more inches of rain than normal and Los Angeles had the wettest beginning of the year since 2005. I'm Shelley Adler.
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California gets a break from drenching rains
"California is expected to get a few days break from the weather. Powerful rainstorms of drenched parts of the state flooding roadways, causing landslides toppling trees and flooding hundreds of acres of strawberries, national weather service forecaster bob orwig says the state is getting a break. California's weather is much calmer than it has been. We do have some generally light rain potential coming up for part of the weekend mostly on Sunday. But or vex says next week could bring some issues. It looks like we may have a more significant storm affect California Tuesday and Wednesday with the potential for some additional heavy snows throughout this year. And some heavy rains at the lower elevation. So we could end up with some flooding issues as we go into the beginning to middle part of next week. So Californians will get a chance to clean up before the next round of winter arrives. I'm Donna water
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Another atmospheric river pounds California, 27K to evacuate
"Another atmospheric river is wrecking havoc in California while heavy snow hits the east coast. I'm Lisa dwyer. Forecasters are warning of more flooding and potentially damaging winds as a new atmospheric river pushes into a swamped California. Nearly 27,000 people are under evacuation orders statewide with emergency declarations for 40 counties. There's been damaging winds with gusts of up to 70 mph. There are also numerous reports of fallen trees and more than 330,000 customers without power. The national weather service says the storm is moving faster than expected, and most of the rainfall should shift southward. California has been battered by ten previous atmospheric rivers this winter on the east coast heavy wet snow cause a plane to slide off a runway and led to hundreds of school closings canceled flights and thousands of power outages there. I'm Lisa dwyer
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New England, upstate New York, bracing for winter storm
"Parts of the northeast are being hit with a powerful winter storm. The national weather service says the storm could last into Wednesday for areas such as New England, upstate New York, northeastern Pennsylvania, and northern New Jersey, dumping heavy wet snow and unleashing strong winds, meteorologist Andrew Orson. Snowfall turtles that were going to see that with this particular storm will be among the highest that we've seen for this entire wear season. It has been below average for snowfall across the northeast this year. And so this no Easter will be very impactful because we haven't really seen a whole lot of snow. New York governor Kathy hochul already has warned that the storm could be deadly, and she's telling people in the affected areas to stay off the roads, the Albany area could get three feet of snow. I'm Donna water
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As atmospheric river exits, a new storm threatens California
"Many California residents can't seem to catch a break from the weather. Miserable weather continued across huge swaths of California on Sunday. Paul Abrams, who lives in a mobile home park in Moro bay, tells KS BY that Sunday's flooding wasn't as bad as before. It only got up to, you know, maybe 8 inches where I'm at now last time I was up maybe 16. However, the people on the side of the creek really got hit hard. But the national weather service says the next weather system could exacerbate severe flooding that's already overwhelmed the area prompting a levee failure in widespread evacuations Saturday near California's central coast. I'm Donna warder
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Tornadoes, power outages as storm crosses Texas, Louisiana
"Tornadoes touched down in Texas and Louisiana on Thursday, as a powerful storm that dumped snow in California, moved eastward. Strong winds and rain knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people in the Dallas Fort Worth area, and hundreds of flights into and out of the daoist area were canceled, and near by Hearst Texas, Michael Roberts tells K D FW TV that the storm tore the ceiling off his apartment. You know, see it coming in and got really winning and out of nowhere to hit and the whole building started shaking. When gusts of more than 70 mph were reported in Texas, teens from the national weather service planned today to survey storm hit areas. I'm Donna warder
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California, beleaguered by earlier storms, gets fresh snow
"A powerful weather system could affect the lower 48 states. California continues to be battered by fierce weather with fresh snow falling in the mountains, and even cold temperatures in the San Francisco Bay and elsewhere, but national weather service meteorologist David Roth says another storm is expected to target all 48 lower states, and the precipitation you get depends on where you live in relation to a warm front. If you're near and just north of the warm front, you'd be talking about heavy rainfall. If you're far enough to the north of the warm front and the cold air, yeah, you'd be talking about freezing rain and snow. And in the west, since it's a cold enough system, there'll be snow. That means at least a foot of snow for northern Arizona, southern Utah, and southern Colorado. I'm Donna water
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Northeast braces for heavy snow; winds shred Southern Plains
"Parts of California are getting more snow today. Meteorologist David Roth of the national weather service storm prediction center says in California, winter storms will continue moving through the state through Wednesday. The Sierra Nevada particularly is expected to get up to two to four more feet of snow. And even the coastal range or what they call the transverse and the peninsular ranges in Southern California over the next two days. There could be spots that get over two feet. Roth says several inches more of snow are also expected for upstate New York, New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont, and he says there is a slight risk of severe weather for parts of Arkansas Mississippi and northeast Texas for Wednesday into Thursday. I'm Donna water
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California faces more wind, snow in multistate storm
"California is hit by a powerful winter storm while Michigan is trying to recover from one that left hundreds of thousands without power. Several feet of snow and several inches of rain are possible in parts of Southern California along with gusty winds while frigid temperatures are forecasted in the north as the storm moves out Saturday, says national weather service meteorologist Zack Taylor. Flooding threat, there have been reports of like mudslides and washed out roads and that kind of thing, but the worst of it is kind of winding down. In Michigan, rinker has been without power since Wednesday when the ice storm hit and I knew immediately we're not getting power back for a minute. I didn't expect it to be multiple days. This is one of the worst ice storms to hit the state in decades. It almost is a little bit like tornado destruction. At least three people died in coast to coast storms, including a firefighter by down power lines, a pedestrian hit by a snow plow and a person dying of hypothermia. I'm Julie Walker.
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California may get slammed by brutal storm front sweeping US
"This fierce winter storm blanketing much of the country is trapped some drivers on snow covered roads and stranded air travelers at airports. It's a brutal winter storm causing power outages to hundreds of thousands in Michigan, closing roads in Wyoming, and dumping heavier snow than expected in Portland, Oregon, where this driver tells K PTV he had to go pick up a relative. She's on the 26th, stuck cars were going nowhere. She's going to have to pull over, leave her car. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains, something that hasn't happened since 1989. The national weather service has damaging winds, heavy mountain snow, and dangerous waves are all untapped. In Wisconsin, this driver tells W KO WTB. It was horrendous. He had to get home from Green Bay to lacrosse. You couldn't see the lines on the road. People are affected from Arizona to Michigan, and now that storm is heading toward the east coast. I'm Jackie Quinn
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Parts of northern US shut down ahead of winter storm
"Brutal winter weather bringing snow dangerous gusts of wind and bitter cold settled over much of the northern U.S. Wednesday. In Fargo North Dakota Wednesday morning Michelle Wilson, a server at Denny said it was 11°, but with the wind chill. It feels like 35 below. Still, she's expecting a crowd. We'll probably get busy with the blizzard later, you know, just before everybody starts to rush and get their provisions. The storm forecast to dump up to two feet of snow in some areas says national weather service meteorologist Frank Pereira. This will be an extremely disruptive storm to both travel infrastructure livestock and recreation in the affected areas. He says the same storm will bring 6 to 12 inches of snow to parts of northern New England and upstate New York through Thursday. I'm Julie Walker
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"In Northern California and damage to parts of the state, 2023 has been a very positive year for water and drought conditions so far. These first couple of weeks in California. Alex hardy with the national weather service says the rest of January looks dry, and though we need more storms to help end the drought this year, the start of the season has been very beneficial. This year 2023 is opposite of last year January 2022 in every way. Certainly with weather with rain, the persistence, the intensity, the coverage across the entire state of California. The way I like to look at it is last year in December 2021, we started off really well. We had a couple of big storms right before Christmas mountains snow. Then it just shut off on January 1st. This year, we get that same type of weather pattern in December, this time it happened just after Christmas, but it just was relentless. And then it's carried all the way through until today where we still have lingering showers. It's a much longer prolonged series of storms, wetter storms. If that makes sense, more juice, more moisture, more atmospheric river. And it's really focused and has been focused right over California. So a much different weather pattern and something we haven't seen really since 2019. We have some decent storms in 2020 right before COVID hit, but we just haven't seen it's been two plus years with anything like this anywhere in the state of California. A lot of times historically in California, it's talked about some big storms. For example, December 1955, December 1964. December 2010, there's a lot of talk about historic one week storms. In this case, though, it was a series of storms, each one, quite a bit different with the one standing out being New Year's Eve and then the one over the weekend really standing out. But even in between that, the rainfall that Santa Barbara received on the storm earlier this month was just incredible. 12 to 15 inches of rain in one day. So we had large broad storms, but they were repeated for multiple days. So we got to the situation where we are right now, really. Is where we take anymore, the ground was saturated. It wasn't long enough to break. Prior years that we've seen some big storms in SoCal. We've had long breaks. Two, three, four, 5 weeks, where it doesn't rain much at all. In this situation that we are in now and why we really need a break right now is we've got to that saturated point where there has not been any period long enough more than a couple of days in the state, really anywhere to recover. And that puts you in a situation where you can go from a lot of rain too much rain to disasters like what happened in 2017 and that really wet winter when reservoirs were compromised. Now we're starting to see landslides to that basically means the earth or the land soil is compromised. It's too much. It's a sponge now. A lot of times when you get
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"Say that a strong series of storms could bring several more inches of rain to the region through the middle of next week. Some fierce winds and rains pounded California over the last few days, and another system expected over the next few days. In the Bay Area here, businesses damaged this week, trees toppled power knocked out across Northern California. In Southern California sinkholes and flooded streets in Hollywood. At Santa Barbara, dog being rescued after getting swept away in floodwaters, and an entire family had to be rescued and pulled out of floodwaters in contra Costa county. A little further north, pier collapsing after it was battered by waves and at those California. According to the national weather service, the last ten days have been the wettest such period in San Francisco since 1871. And that's ABC's Mueller langhi reporting. Many parents are ready for this cold and flu season to just be over. RSV has made a lot of children quite seriously ill. Doctors say there are things you can do at home to help your child feel more comfortable while they fight the virus. Here's what a local pediatrician told coma four's Holly menino. Now we are seeing kids who are sicker longer and having a longer period where they are most infectious and needing more supportive care That supportive care includes things parents can do at home to help their kids through illness, especially when it comes to a virus like RSV. Infants are just tiny. They have little noses, and so if they get congested, it's harder for them to clear out their noses and it's harder to breathe. That's harder to eat. RSV is a common cold virus that causes inflammation in the airways and produces mucus, making it difficult to breathe. The most important things to do at home are really anything that you need to do to keep your child breathing comfortably and eating well. And the core of that is suctioning. Doctor Susanna block, a pediatric hospitalist says suctioning is the most important tool that you have at home. She says start with a saline spray, which is just salt water. But it helps liquify the mucus in the nose and it kind of looks like an aerosol mist. Doctor block recommends using a nasal aspirator over a bulb section. Doctor block recommends suctioning be done with every feeding. And before a child lies down for a nap or sleep. If you have a child's suffering from RSV, other important measures to consider our fever control and hydration. A child needs to urinate
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". Ian is still causing destruction CBS Jim crisa is in North Carolina. Dennis Reiner is worried the river near his home outside Columbia, South Carolina will flood. The creek comes up very fast. It's not like a very gradual thing. The national weather service predicts Ian will eventually dissipate over the mountains of North Carolina and Virginia. Hurricane Ian has likely caused well over 100 billion in damage, possibly making it the fourth most expensive hurricane in the nation's history, CBS News special report of Allison keyes. And we are expecting rain in our area today and tomorrow, let's bring in storm team four's Chad Merrill, Chad, which areas have seen the most rain so far. Central Virginia and radio along the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay, there has been about an inch to an inch and a half, otherwise rainfall totals about a half an inch to an inch across the entire region. And what's going to happen is the drizzle and light rain today is not really going to add up to much, but we're going to have another period of some steady rain that will add up to about another inch to an inch and a half on Sunday that could instigate some flooding across the region. It would be very minor and it would be very sporadic and isolated and then finally the whole system moves off towards the east and we get some clearing in here Monday and Tuesday is looking absolutely spectacular and I'll have the details on that forecast coming up in just a couple minutes. Well, they didn't take any chances in old town Alexandria getting ready for what Ian might bring there. Here's WTO's Luke Luger. Business is here on king street. Don't mess around when there are threats of flooding. Sandbags back tarp stack two feet high in front of most of the restaurants and shops. And while it looks like the water didn't quite reach them, the waterfront park had been partially underwater and could be again at high tide. Comes as the D.C. region deals with the run ins of Ian so far we've seen about a third of an inch from the storm system that devastated Florida earlier this week. Over the rest of the weekend and into Monday, we could see another half inch to a little over an inch in old town, Alexandria, Luke luker WTO P news. It's difficult to keep regular
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"P news. 1123 the national weather service is investigating whether a tornado touchdown in buoy earlier today. Tricia Martinez lives in buoy she tells WTO her house was crushed by a tree during the wind storm. Took out a few walls, the roof is completely caved in on that part of the house. It's offensive destroyed to the took that out when it goes down. The backyard that's just, there's an entire tree. Over half the house in the backyard. Martinez says nearly half her home is destroyed and more trees came down in her neighborhood in the summer set area buoy. Well, if you've been watching airfares, you've been noticing the prices go pretty high lately. So you may be wondering whether you should spend the extra bucks for travel insurance after forking out a lot of cash for that vacay. A travel expert says it depends. If it's over $3000, you might want to get the insurance. CBS travel editor Peter Greenberg recommends trip cancellation and interruption insurance, but says steer clear of buying online, but go to a travel adviser or agent who can walk you through what your policy will and will not cover. There are so many different exclusions that are out there either age, preexisting medical conditions, even some cases, destination exclusions. Greenberg also highly recommends medical evacuation and repatriation insurance. If you get sick or injured overseas, they will pay to get you medically stabilized where you are. They will consult with your own personal physician, and then if the situation warrants, they will fly you back on a medically equipped jet to the doctor and medical facility of your choice. Los Anderson WTO news. New tonight, some new numbers about just how many people went out of town for the July 4th holiday weekend. According to TSA over 11 million travelers were screened nearly matched pre-pandemic levels, Friday, July 1st was the busiest air travel day with almost two and a half million people screened. Narrowly surpassing the previous post pandemic high of 2.46 million travelers screened. That was a little over a week ago on June 26th. CBS News reports TSA agents have already encountered more than 3000 firearms at airport security checkpoints this year on average TSA has stopped 17 firearms each day at checkpoint since the beginning of 2022. Did you take metro to see the national mall fireworks extravaganza? Metro says July 4th, ridership this year was about 253,000. That's about 63% of what ridership was. On July 4th, 2019, pre-pandemic. 1125. Money news at 25 and 55. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Late buying in technology stocks lifted Wall Street out of an early slump despite recession worries.
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"Offer, only at participating U.S. Wendy's, Mary de pump and WTO be traffic. Some unsettled weather in our region right now, severe thunderstorm warning in effect now from the national weather service in southeastern Stafford county until two 15 so for about another 35 minutes, radar showing some heavy shower and thunderstorm activity from Fredericksburg and falmouth, stretching up toward Quantico and across to fairview beach and to king George in Virginia also stretching into southern Maryland some heavy storms right now in the la Plata area, another band of storms from Dale City up through Alexandria stretching into the district and up through Silver Spring and Wheaton and also shower activity heading up through parts of Montgomery county through Damascus and up to Frederick county as well. This is going to continue for a little bit longer with the possibility of seeing some more severe weather as we move through the afternoon, thunderstorms should end after sunset tonight, then partly cloudy and muggy, temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 70s, partly sunny tomorrow, hot and humid, sounds like summertime, chance of afternoon thunderstorms in the upper 80s to low 90s tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms on Thursday. In the 80s as well. In northwest Washington with the showers having moved through 76° still some rain now in northwest. It's one 41 WNBA star Brittany griner has reached out to President Biden directly from inside a Russian prison, a handwritten letter was delivered to The White House over the holiday weekend, and in it griner
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"A fits weight car is best, visit fits mold dot com for a good car in a safe car, you can trust. That's the 5th way. Rick McClure, WTO traffic. Now to storm team four meteorologist Howard Bernstein, these storms tonight. Yeah, and just got word from the national weather service that that's a great thunderstorm warning in Frederick has been canceled. So the storm has weakened just a bit. It's kind of between Frederick or batum Monrovia, new market in that area. And then west of there, there's another strong not severe storm, kind of just north of three 40 and the Jefferson area, which extends up toward shepherdstown and sharpsburg, and even that goes all the way back toward the martinsburg region, and you were talking about that accident and Braddock heights, yes. I 70 is wet from Frederick up toward around oh Hagerstown there, so certainly some wet roach may have contributed to that. We will see the scattered showers and thunderstorms through the evening hours, the first part of tonight actually with a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9 p.m. east of the blue ridge and then for D.C. Baltimore and there's a flood watch in effect until 10 p.m. so we're also concerned about some very heavy downpours which could cause some localized flooding. This activity becomes more isolated overnight with showers here and there. Maybe a storm lows upper 60s low 70s. Sunday gets a lot better. We're talking about maybe an early shower. It'll linger toward midday if you're gonna be out toward ocean city Rehoboth. But for the D.C. metro region, we look much better on the afternoon as lower humidity levels move in, more sunshine, highs in the upper 80s and Independence Day looks sweet too. Sunshine highs up 80s to near 90, but humidity levels in check, so if you're headed out to any firework shows Monday night, I'm thinking low 80s around 9 30 or so. Again, the severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9 p.m. east of the blue ridge and the flood watch in effect until 10 p.m. D.C., Baltimore and Annapolis. Brought to you by long fence 20% off savings on fences decks and pavers go to long fence dot com and schedule your free estimate today this week featured a historic day for the U.S. Supreme Court is for the first time a black woman was elevated to the position of associate justice justice Jackson was sworn in by chief justice John Roberts as former justice Stephen Breyer retired
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"Town claims he was fired for poor performance The case is expected to go before a jury beginning October 3rd Melissa Howell WTO news Well there's been some cleanup underway today from the damaging storms that rolled through and touched off tornado warnings yesterday Andrew Snyder is a meteorologist with the national weather service The national weather service says with speed quite a few reports of three damage down a few trees that have fallen on houses One of those houses is in only along Queen Elizabeth drive Stephanie Kershaw took her son downstairs when she got the tornado warning As soon as she arrived to the basement she heard a loud noise and felt shaking And I looked around the corner and I saw that there was a massive tree by the sliding doors in the basement and I was like that's weird I was like wow and I waited downstairs my husband eventually made it down and we waited for the storm to pass Then they went upstairs and found a giant hole through their living room wall On the top level another hole this one and the root If there's any silver lining here Stephanie says I'm glad that I actually went down to the basement this time Thank God We were okay That was scary And it was so fast Liz Anderson WTO news The national weather service tells WTO that no tornadoes have been confirmed from yesterday storms but their teams are still investigating Coming up after traffic and weather the chair of a divided school board is closer to possible removal It's two O 7 hi I'm Bonnie Carroll from the tragedy assistance program for survivors or taps.
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"Course in November in Qatar and the United States is in Group B with England Iran and the playoff winner of Wales Scotland and Ukraine Frank Han ran WTO sport Top stories were following for you this evening on WTO pain The national weather service says a tornado did touchdown last night in Northern Virginia and Tyson's the EF zero twister touchdown near Tyson's corner mall at 8 41 p.m. last night A Maryland judge is not yet ready to rule on the state's new congressional redistricting map saying she needs more information The latest development comes amid an ongoing legal fight over redistricting We've learned more about the woman who had 5 fetuses in her D.C. apartment Federal sources are telling WTO she's been charged twice for blocking the same abortion clinic two years in a row And actor Will Smith has resigned from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences days after slapping Chris Rock during Sunday Night's Oscars ceremony on live TV Stay with WTO for more about these stories in minutes Protection from unreasonable search and seizure is a constitutional right but a Virginia appeals court says that may not always be the case Melvin notes was asleep on a table in an apartment employees found meth in a bottle someone tossed out the window He was indicted for drug possession but a wise county judge said with no search warrant that violated nokes expectation of privacy He ruled jurors wouldn't be able to hear about what was found But Virginia's attorney general appealed saying it wasn't no apartment he wasn't staying there it's not even clear nokes knew the owner the appeals court agreed that in this case nokes wasn't entitled to the protections of the Fourth Amendment 8 48 Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks Let's check in again with bob emler and the traffic center Well in Virginia 95 southbound after lord then before route one what's left of that crash is on the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Georgia Virginia and the Carolinas today their warning of power outages from the southeast to the mid Atlantic The national weather service in Atlanta says parts of northern and central Georgia can also see damaging winds knocking down trees and power lines Snow is predicted as far south as Memphis Charlotte and Atlanta a ten hour hostage standoff Saturday at a Texas synagogue ended with the hostages safe and the gunman dead The standoff started during services at the congregation Beth Israel in khaliev near Fort Worth and lasted through the day until an elite FBI hostage rescue team out of Virginia moved in A Pakistani woman who may have triggered the standoff says she has no involvement with the suspect the woman was convicted for trying to kill U.S. officers in Afghanistan in 2010 and is now being held in a Texas prison The man who held the hostages Saturday called for her release Tennis champion Novak Djokovic is being deported from Australia Jim Forbes has details The world's number one tennis star is the defending champion at the Australian open and was scheduled to play his first round match Monday night Today three federal court judges upheld a government order issued Friday that would cancel Djokovic's Visa on public interest grounds The 34 year old Serb is not vaccinated against COVID-19 and will be detained in Melbourne until he's deported The country's immigration minister says his Visa was canceled on the grounds that his presence may be a risk to public health Police in Miami dade confirmed the shooting death of rapper wavy navy poo That's why they help you Police investigators say the 27 year old whose name is Chandler boehn died Friday afternoon in a drive by shooting a cross.
WTOP
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"With the National Weather Service is trying to figure out if this was a tornado, or just straight line winds or something else that did all this. Well. There is scattered wind damage across a broad area. Looks like there was a little corridor where it was a little bit more than that. Not that the exact definition matters to those cleaning up. It was terrible. I wouldn't want to experience this again. I'll tell you in Mitchellville, John Doman w T o P News. The damage in Montgomery County includes a bunch of fallen trees down power. Lines and damaged homes. WTBS Nick Iaconelli reports from to come apart. It was a fairly large debris field. That's how Pete Piringer with Montgomery County Fire and Rescue describes the scene here along Sherman Avenue near Carroll Avenue in Takoma Park, where a giant tree came crashing down. There's a couple vehicles under there. You can't really see him, but they are crushed, and the tree brought power lines down with it, leading to fires on the ground transformer was sparking initially. It was described to me as being multiple fires. No one was injured, but Cruz did have to put out one fire inside someone's home. That was among at least six homes that had to be evacuated in Takoma Park. Nick in L A W T o P News When you think of places you don't want to be when there's a tornado warning. How does being on an airplane on the tarmac at Reagan National Sound? When Lindsey Hoskins look to the sky from the seat of her American Airlines flight Thursday night? She didn't like what she saw Big, dark black cloud and in my head. I'm like this. Is typical tornado weather as the tug was pulling them out. Everyone's phone alarm went off with the emergency alert system really, really loud, saying Tornado warning. Everyone kind of just freaked out. It was very apocalyptic. Next, she watched as workers on the ground started running the wind and the spinning. It was just like chaos. You could feel the plane moving kind of with the win. The tug that had been pulling them was pushed into the plane just beneath her window. After the storm passed, they were evacuated. Put on a new flight to Ohio, Finally getting there just before two in the morning, Michelle Morel W T O P News. Thousands of homes and businesses are still without power following yesterday's big storms, Dominion says. Just under 1000 customers in Arlington.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"National Weather Service says severe storms will hit communities along the front range of the Rocky Mountains. The second system will produce violent weather with warm, humid air from the Gulf of Mexico. I'm Lisa Taylor. At least 18 people are dead after a coronavirus award went up in flames in India late Friday night to healthcare workers were among those killed in the fire at the intensive care ward of the Patel Welfare Hospital. Officials say a preliminary investigation determined a short circuit likely caused the blaze. This comes this India's health care system is straining and made a corona virus crisis that has left more than 200,000 dead. It also follows a fire in a covert hospital in a Mumbai suburb that killed a dozen people in late April. At least send people are under arrest after police clashed for the group in Seattle Deem Yukio has more, police say a group of people dressed in all black moved around downtown Seattle, throwing things at officers and pedestrians and blocking try. Have fake. This followed a peaceful day of marches and rallies in the city for International Workers Day A public safety order was issued for the black clad group and arrests were made in connection with property damage in placing hazards in the road, Police said. The crown threw rocks, bottles, paint, eggs and flares. Undie mutual reports show Republicans Susan Wright is leading the tight race for the sixth Congressional District in Texas. According to the Fort Worth Star Telegram. Right seems to have a spot secured in the runoff is she has more than 19% of the vote. With 96% of polling places reporting, Republican State representative Jake L. Z and Democrat Jane Lynn Sanchez are battling it out to fight right in a runoff as they both have garnered more than 13% of the vote. The North Texas district seat was previously held by Susan Wright's husband, Ron, right. Who died after battling lung cancer and covert 19. Authorities say a 39 year old Colorado woman was killed in a rare bear attack. The woman was reportedly out walking her dogs near tremble on Friday, but her boyfriend returned home that evening to find the dogs, but no sign of her. Colorado Parks and Wildlife say her body was found about an hour later, and an abundance of bear scat and hair were found at the scene. A female black bear and two yearlings were found nearby and were euthanized. I'm Lisa Taylor and I'm Didi's Pellegrini in the Bloomberg News. ERM, let's look at some of the stories we're tracking for you here this hour Tech and the coming Friday jobs reporter in the spotlight as we move toward a new week on Wall Street, Even mosques Space X is celebrating after space Sex Crew Dragon capsule made that parachute landing off Panama City, Florida. No preparations are underway for apples expected big courtroom brawl With fortnight tomorrow we get more of that from Bloomberg's Larry Karofsky. Apple is being sued by the video game maker Fortnight's parent on Monday. Epic accuses Apple of using its operating system to keep down the competition. Apple booted fortnight off the APP store last year after fortnight offered a payment alternative that let customers bypass apples mandatory 30% commission to at makers. Try a will essentially look at whether Apple's control of IOS qualifies is a monopoly. The suit could potentially force Apple to cede control of AP distribution and even eventually let you freely install software on your phone like you currently can on a PC. All right, Thank you. Larry and Berkshire Hathaway reporting a quarterly profit, Bloomberg's Katherine Chick, Lynskey says. There are small signs that buffet may have his eye on investing in infrastructure. They own this big energy business, and they actually created a Berkshire Hathaway energy infrastructure group. They submitted a proposal to Texas on a way that Archer could create a backup solution for them if they ever had an energy crisis like they did. Unfortunately, this winter and in the sense talked about how yet is going to require companies to keep updating and consistently poor in this money, and in a way that's a good thing for Berkshire. Berkshire has a lot of money they need. Put it to work and sometimes infrastructure is a great way to actually to get some return, but also to put huge sums of money to work. And Chick Lynskey says Berkshire is sitting on a near record pile of cash. But we'll lose 24 hours a day on their head on Bloomberg. Quick take powered by more than 2700, journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm to these Pellegrini, this is Bloomberg. This is Bluebird. Wall Street Week. Markets shrugged off higher consumer prices. The economy is in the process of rebounding with the Federal Reserve have its own digital currency. The financial stories that sheep are worked. Many people.
News-Talk 1400 The Patriot
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"Into the deadly riot that took place in the capital. Investigations already were planned, with Senate hearing scheduled later this month in the Senate Rules Committee. Snowstorm in North Texas is something that National Weather Service meteorologist Mark Shin Art says is not that common for defecting to the forecast and Dallas would be a top 10. No event looking. Historically, another round of storm is approaching from the southwest towards the Northeast, and DFW is going to get hit again. Overnight Temperatures windshields could be down, minus 20. Cunard says. By Monday night into Tuesday, the Northeast is going to see the same weather system that's hit the rest of the country. If he will be rain. New York City will be mostly rain, although they may there may be some sleet and freezing rain for appeared at the beginning. In Boston will be predominantly rain with some sleet and freezing rain Nixon as well. So the more significant winter weather with this system we more central and northern New England, so central northern New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine. That's where we'll see the more significant snowfall in the Northwest. Some 200,000 people in the Portland, Oregon area without power because of the storm there. News and analysis at town hall dot com. Meanwhile, relief Thank you is so successful in lowering or eliminating pain. I'm often asked that question beaten Chef Talbot, the father and son, founders of really Factor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right, designed to heal on Now, I agree. The doctors who formulated really factor for Pete and self selected the four best ingredients 100% drug free ingredients that each help your body deal with inflammation. That's correct each other four ingredients deal with inflammation on a different metabolic. Pathway that right they're approaching your pain from four different angles may very well be. Why so many Americans find such wonderful pain relief If you have back pain, shoulder, neck, hip, knee or foot pain from exercise, or even just getting older, you must order the three week quick start now discounted the only 1995 to see if it will work for you, too. I think it could give your body what it needs to heal itself. Gotta really factor dot com Call 805 183 84 early factor dot com. New Zealand's largest city of Auckland, will be placed in a three day lockdown, beginning just before midnight Sunday following the discovery of three unexplained coronavirus cases in the community. Prime minister just sender are, Dern said the new restrictions are being put in place to deter any more new cases. I'm asking you, Zeeland is to continue to be strong and be kind..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"The expressway. Ruth three is clear along the South Shore from Weymouth. Down to these sag more rob tackler. WBZ is traffic on the threes. Thank you, Robin. Now, the four day WBZ AccuWeather forecast Here's AccuWeather meteorologist Matt Vensel. Any sunshine for this afternoon still called and windy at times could be a flurry out on the Cape High of 21 Real field stuck in the single digits and teens and for tonight, clearing quite cold, less well. And a lingering Fleury out on the Cape low of eight tomorrow. Sunshine, mixing with some clouds, not as harsh with those winds. I have 25 cloudy and breezy for Monday, with some snow developing in the afternoon. High 35 snow likely will continue into Monday night and Tuesday potential for significant accumulations out of the system High on Tuesday after 33 I'm actually meteorologist Matt bands WBZ Boston's news radio dress in layers today sunny and bright, very windy and frigid, only 12 degrees in Worcester, 13 and Chelsea $14. Quincy and 11 degrees in Cambridge and Boston discovered the best winter ever at Subaru of New England dot com. It's 10 25 bedroom Oh Holland at the WBC water cooler, Govind 19. There's a long way to go. But vaccine progress is the light at the end of the tunnel. The end is in sight. But for the next few months, we must continue to stay vigilant and take the steps that we all know about the spread Governor Baker and hey, about that snow this week will lead them with the National Weather Service better. It's since we've had some snowfall, right? That's what I'm saying. And then it's cold cold in a pandemic that makes it not easy on the homeless shelters, says Karen the Fraser, president of Boston ST Francis House, complicated with the would be the understatement of the year and also complicated. Let's take you up to Vermont, where.
KTAR 92.3FM
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"And that he kicked officers before they used force. The department says both officers, body cameras fell off in the incident and footage is not available. Taylor Corrupt key to our news well old man winter making up some serious ground after a weak start to the winter season, Flagstaff had 33 inches of snow this past week and more. On the way. Of course, we saw some on social media this afternoon. Looks like a pretty good snowfall up north, Justin Johndroe. He's with the National Weather Service, He says the Flagstaff area could see 4 to 8 inches of new powder from this afternoon until midnight. Tonight was strong way looking for a period of fairly heavy snow above about 5000 ft. We do have one or weather advisories that air out above the 6000 ft level for the heavier snow, and the recent storms brought Flagstaff upto 46 inch. Is of new snow for the winter. Let's check in with Jasmine Scott. She's keeping an eye and you drive around town on a wet Friday evening Live in the Valley Chevy Dealers Traffic Center John Off ramp remains blocked off. Do that bad collision on the 17 North bound at seven Street, Go ahead and exit at Seventh Avenue to avoid delays. This report is sponsored by car saver dot com. Car saver dot com is a better way to buy new and used cars with a lifetime warranty on every car at no additional cost to you Save thousands today at Savior dot com. That's car saver dot com. I'm Jasmine Scott. Katya. Our news. Well, the rain expected to clear out of the valley tonight, so we'll have an overnight low of 43 degrees for the weekend. Tomorrow Sunny 62 the high partly cloudy on Sunday with a high of 69 degrees right now, it is 48 degrees and Gilbert Whether brought to you by Howard Air, John Roller. Katya. Our news. Castle Glvc. We're introducing touch free payments from PayPal a safe way. If your customers to pay simply download the papal app on display your own unique Q R code for your customers to scan whether you're a market seller, poodle, pamper piano tuner or plumber. Signing up to accept touch free payments for your business is easy Touch freak. You are code.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"Confident Democrats don't have enough votes to convict Trump Following this month's capital riot. Paul claimed it's unconstitutional to hold a trial for a president who is no longer in office. And the National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for the Northern Sierra said to take effect tonight. Forecasters are predicting heavy snowfall and very limited visibility with wind gusts from 50 to 100 MPH. Now that warning cover South Lake Tahoe, Truckee and East towards Reno, Nevada through Friday morning. There's also an avalanche watch from seven tonight until seven tomorrow morning. Now, of course, things less severe here in our Sacramento area. But nevertheless, the National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning tonight through tomorrow around noon, so they are just letting you know this wins could be damaging could blow down trees and power line and they do expect there could be our out power outages, which is why we're talking with Meghan McFarlane a PG and e who's coming back with us, Meghan Thank you so much, And I know you've been preparing for this storm watching the forecast and so forth. What exactly has P Jeannie done in advance of this? Show Petey any more bizarre store manage prediction model. It looks at where the storm is going to hit the hardest where our customers are going to be impacted and power might go out. This way we can pre stage cruise we can pre stage resource is like equipment that's often damaged during the storms that this way when The weather clears, and it's safe workers to get out there. They're ready to go and start making safe restorations to power. And what do you tell customers in advance? What can they do? Customers should know where to go to get outage information for their neighborhood. They can go to the p g e dot com website. They can sign up for Proactiv alerts and we'll text or phone or email them and let them know about outages. You can also call Parker adage Information line at 807.
KTAR 92.3FM
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"Saline gargle test with the testing requirement in place until spread declines T Jenna's comparing antibodies from the common cold with those from the coronavirus in determining if they can work. Interchangeably. Instead of looking across the whole virus. We chop the virus up into tiny little pieces and profile the anybody response against each of those fragments, and we identified a few of them that were actually very similar. Looking to the fragments off common cold coronaviruses. Researcher John Bolton says the antibodies could improve monocle only all infusions and convalescent plasma transfers. They could fight mutations, too. But Alton hopes the common cold antibodies don't block our bodies. Coronavirus response for the latest on coronavirus in Arizona. Had to Katya are dot com slash coronavirus. Bundle up the winter weather isn't leaving any time soon. Katie are Sally Ventnor joins us live with war. That's right, Jeff the next several days we can expect wet and cold weather meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Phoenix. Marvin Persia reports scattered thunderstorms today, mostly in Western America to county Tomorrow that system begin to move off to the east and give us another chance for rain. Maybe a little better chance of tomorrow. 80% perch expects no rain Friday, but you can expect showers over the weekend with highs in the sixties Reporting live. I'm Allie Ventnor Key to our news coming up, We'll take a closer look at Joe Biden's inaugural Dress. But first we get a check of traffic line from the Valley Chevy dealers Traffic.