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A major heat wave in store for the Pacific Northwest and growing Fire Concerns for the droughtstricken southwest. Lets get to meteorologist chad myers. Chad . John, a remarkable heat wave about to occur in the northwest. Also, British Columbia as well. Hundreds of record highs will be broken without a doubt. To the east there will be some severe weather. But this remarkable heat wave across the west is going to happen thursday, friday, saturday, and into sunday and then at the same time were goi...

A major heat wave in store for the Pacific Northwest and growing Fire Concerns for the droughtstricken southwest. Lets get to meteorologist chad myers. Chad . John, a remarkable heat wave about to occur in the northwest. Also, British Columbia as well. Hundreds of record highs will be broken without a doubt. To the east there will be some severe weather. But this remarkable heat wave across the west is going to happen thursday, friday, saturday, and into sunday and then at the same time were goi...

John swinney has tried to make the case that scotland has done better, because it has tighter restrictions. in reality, i think he was talking about a period of the pandemic a couple of weeks ago, when the full impact of omicron had not become apparent in scotland. i think thats really a live and urgent question for the scottish government. did they make the right decision in terms of going forward with tighter restrictions than some other parts of the uk? certainly cases have gone up dramatical...

Care. i think thats a key question that nicola sturgeon is going to face this afternoon. the welsh government is providing schools and colleges with £103 million in funding, as the new term gets under way. nearly half will be earmarked for capital repair and improvement work, with a focus on health and safety measures, including improving ventilation. the bulk of the remainder will help schools deal with the impact of the pandemic. well, the cabinet is meeting to discuss whether to carry on wit...

Requires protection and using k-95s and n-95s is the gold standard now people should be considering and investing in. >> reporter: experts advise us to use layers of protection on flights, not just masks, but face shields, too, especially on longer flights. given the higher transmissibility of the omicron variant, should passengers avoid taking masks off completely, even to eat or drink during a flight? >> dont take it off at any time. this idea of eating or taking it off to have a drink, not wo...

S. welcome back, everyone. now to a critical week of diplomacy across europe aimed at averting a new conflict between russia and ukraine. u.s. and russian diplomats met in geneva on monday. the u.s. wanted assurances russia will pull its troops back from ukraines border while russia demanded guarantees ukraine will never join nato. now, cnns alex marquardt reports neither side got what they wanted. >> reporter: high-stakes discussions to pressure russia not to invade ukraine after almost eight...

Good afternoon. >> nice to be here with you. >> let me start with your reaction we heard from verizon and at&t today. is this crisis averted? smr i am cautiously optimistic. its good news, the regulator has to take this data and tell us all the airports we operate across the country are the safe to fly in as before. >> listen, a couple of questions for you on this. i hear you, you are not at the finish line yet. at&t made it clear this was a temporary solution. >> right. >> how long, what is the...

He would talk about his kids at work. they all knew alex and sydney had a pretend bake session. he had animal crackers he was putting in the toy oven and playing with his kids. how many fathers do that? >> everyone thought stephen was such a great guy, such a great dad. who would kill him? ultimately mike vujovich, then with the state attorneys appellate prosecutors office and sergeant kelly walter, now a colonel with the illinois state police took over the investigation. they focused on a key q...

Yes, he thought a war against chechnya, a brutal one after he became president. invaded georgia and ukraine after that. deployed troops to syria. those were all relatively limited military operations. this one is such a change in vladimir putins risk calculus. and the question that i have had from the start is what is the breaking point? when is his military committing so many war crimes and innocent attacks against innocent civilians against residential neighborhoods and hospitals and schools. ...

And some 2,000 anti-aircraft missiles. the pentagon assesses its getting to those who need it. a key question is does russia try to target those convoys and shipments at some point. they have not. and people are watching closely. they realize if russia moves in that direction or closes in on the convoys, the window to get these crucial weapons in closes. it is a critical question, and one of the key questions is the ability of the ukrainians to keep up this very effective resistance against a ma...