Right . Hello again, everyone. Thank you so much for joining me. Lots of breaking news today. Im Fredricka Whitfield and we continue to follow all of this on capitol hill. Members of the House Of Representatives just pass a series of foreign aid bills providing a total of 95 billion in dollars in assistance for ukraine, israel, and taiwan. It all unfolded in a rare high stakes saturday vote in congress, gop, House Speaker mike johnson was able to advance the bipartisan bills through congress. This week with the help of democrats. Its a move that could cost him his job as some hardliners in his party have threatened to introduce a measure to remove him from his post. We have teamed coverage of todays major development, Priscilla Alvarez, i will have reaction from the white house, but lets get started on capitol hill with cnns lauren fox, lauren, i mean, the votes there now official and how are people reacting overall on the hill yeah. I mean, this was such a Long Time Coming for montse
Extremely cold air making its way in. We were cool today. Here comes the cold. And tomorrow, you will feel it. 20 to 30 degrees colder. Winds 20 to 30 miles an hour. Windchills near 5 to 15 degrees. Its going to feel so much colder tomorrow. I hope youre ready. Were also talking a little bit of snow, some ice. Aye give got a lot in my forecast. Thank you, doug, sounds like it will be a real shock to the system. The bitter cold is already impacting millions across the country. As people here get ready to break out the heavy coats and hats. Local crews are also getting ready. The Virginia Department of transportation sent this tweet today saying its officially snow season as crews begin treating the roads. Our bureau chief Tracee Wilkins continues our coverage in Upper Marlboro to tell us how people there are preparing. Reporter its already starting to get cold here tonight. I know were going to really feel it tomorrow. Folks we spoke to here saying theyre getting ready for it. An arctic
Avenue thats the offramp, bridget section brake lights towards the highrise up and over towards foster city hayward no significant delays eastbound moving nicely towards hayward. 680 corridor from 580 to 24 northbound over 15 minutes. 580 into Castro Valley from pleasanton over the dublin minutes. Jlpu 87 northbound towards 101 moving at the limit. Todays storm well start feeling that this morning if you are leaving any time soon, we just ran into one of ourvg;h colleas is going to be later when we start to feel it. Heres a look inside. It is crowded, lots of people traveling for the christmas holiday, everyone is being well7woc behaved, things are moving smoothly, you are not seeing the delays to the chicago area or to the middle of our country which people were very worried about. Ef we were there when ÷u2 one man news. On timea x, all right reporter what is your reaction to that . I thought it would be delayed so im happy it is on time. It seems to be very calm i doesnt look that
With ktvus jade hernandez in East Palo Alto where crews try to shore up a levee that gave way, jade. Reporter the work continues tonight. This temporary levee hopes to hold the rain until the reconstruction project. But people are unsure with rain expected tomorrow. Curtis and his wife left when they saw water bringing tires into yard washing away what was already there. We will go through this tomorrow again, you know. Reporter with the flood came flood insurance. If it does well just have to take off and leave again. We cant stay, we have to use common sense. Reporter earlier today we spoke to the executive director of joint powers authority. The Regional Agency made up of three cities and two counties takes care of Flood Control issues. The joint Power Authority has approved a project that will rebuild the whole levy system. Reporter it was easy to see where creek water boiled up on the other side pushing water into the neighborhood. East palo altos new city manager said with more r
The storm may be over but the problems remain and tonight the repairs are just beginning in the areas hardest hit by a powerful weekend weather system. Good evening im ken pritchett. And im jana katsuyama. Frank and julyly have the night off. Beyond the area people have been cleaning up from the weekends storms. And theres more rain headed our way. Chief meteorologist bill martin has rain totals and a look at whats to come but we begin with ktvus jade hernandez in East Palo Alto where crews try to shore up a levee that gave way, jade. Reporter the work continues tonight. This temporary levee hopes to hold the rain until the reconstruction project. But people are unsure with rain expected tomorrow. Curtis and his wife left when they saw water bringing tires into yard washing away what was already there. We will go through this tomorrow again, you know. Reporter with the flood came flood insurance. If it does well just have to take off and leave again. We cant stay, we have to use common