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determine our precipitation factor. that will keep it all rain because temperatures will frankly be too warm. just past the i-95 corridor, that's where we see the tight gradient and then eventually all snow from places like pittsburgh to elmadine, new york. look at the winter storm impacts across the area. we have moderate, major impacts anticipated across the appalachians as the lake effect snowmachine kicks in behind the storm. quick ideas for advice. avoid unnecessary travel. don't run your generator indoors and watch out for black ice as temperatures stay below freezing. >> all good tips. it can be tricky as we're hovering over the freezing temperatures. derek, thanks.
so, be aware of that. here comes the low pressure system diving south across the southeastern u.s. and you can see the backside of the storm, according to this particular model which is the american model, there will be enough cold air behind it to change our precipitation from rain to snow into the atlanta region, maybe a couple of inches for that area. higher amounts northeast of the metro region. rainfall totals along the east coast could be hefty because of the surge of warm air right along the major met polropolita just east of d.c. as well as boston. this is an area we'll have a tight gradient in precipitation types. rain on the coast, snow inland. how much do we get? it depends exactly where you live. you can see the coastal area should be rain, but just inland, that's where we have the potential for several inches of snowfall. and we cannot neglect the potential for a crippling ice storm across the western portions of the carolinas. cold air already in place across the northeast, and that will only aid in our chances of snowfall across that region. back to you.
all hands on deck. it was protect against covid at all costs, right? we didn't know that there was such an enormous gradient -- difference in the risk that covid presents to adults, compared to children. we also then didn't have wonderful vaccines that are extraordinarily safe and effective and that take the claws and the fangs away from the virus and turn it into a more manageable illness. we also didn't have the knowledge that we do now, that kids transmit the virus less than adults do. last, we didn't know what we know now about how to protect our most vulnerable citizens. we vaccinate, we boost, we test when we're sick, we stay home when we're sick, and we ventilate buildings. at this moment in the pandemic, which is really a water shed moment, covid is not going away, it is here to stay, as it recedes, on a patchwork fashion throughout the country, it is time to appropriately balance the risk of covid-19, with the
this is just a defense of russia that he is engaged in pure defense. and then he said this, which also sounds like something he needs to say to keep the protest numbers down. he said, it's not our plan to occupy the gradient territory, we do not intend to impose anything on anyone by force. now, of course, he's imposing things by for us right now. but that point about, we don't plan to occupy the ukrainian territory. whatever the long term truth of that, or falsity of that turns out to be, he decided that something he has today to stand. >> yeah, if you look at what he experienced today, we have protest in the thousands and moscow and st. petersburg, where people know that coming out to protest is going to bring potential jail time, harassment, that's an
humanitarian disaster. over in western ukraine firefighters there continue to search through rubble as they battle a fire at the airport there. ukrainian officials tells more than half a dozen missiles were fired right into that airport. there are no regular scheduled services at that airport it just shows you the russian troops are taking out critical infrastructure every time they can pretty gradient president zelenskyy said in a video state the missile strike has completely destroyed that airports were here again in the newsroom were developing and watching us develop it's on the ground as ukrainian president has continued to urge the west to send more aircraft spurred eyewitnesses tell us three people including a child were killed today during the shelling which is a town right near kyiv. >> alexis mcadams the new york newsroom thank you a president by the spring the weekend at his home in delaware here in washington lawmakers are pressuring to band russian oil in points after ukrainian zelenskyy passionate plea for more aid from the u.s.
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benefit to society in vaccinating those younger age groups. even if this nets those younger age groups. even if this gets the _ those younger age groups. even if this gets the go-ahead _ those younger age groups. even if this gets the go-ahead for - those younger age groups. even if this gets the go-ahead for 16 - those younger age groups. even if this gets the go-ahead for 16 and | those younger age groups. even if. this gets the go-ahead for 16 and 17 this gets the go—ahead for 16 and 17 euros and potentially further down road for younger age groups, the question is, will they take it up? the evidence so far is that a lot of people who are eligible for the vaccine in their 20s, for example, are not taking it up. the prime minister is said to be raging about that. that is a problem, isn't it? yes, but on the other hand, i think there is a lot of vaccine enthusiasm amongst sectors of society. i think the difficulty is how to really communicate effectively with people who are not listening to the bbc and not really receiving proper communications about the benefits of vaccination. we know that there is a very strong gradient in society, the least advantaged people in society are the least likely to get vaccinated and the most likely to suffer from severe disease if they
plan with russians who eliminate as many ukrainians as they can. >> without an - by what we have seen in the vicinity, we can conclude the russia is worse than isis and in the scale and the crimes committed. >> the latest scenes of carnage are pumping visual back in washington to some american aid to the gradient people, the white house is now working to transfer soviet tanks to the warfront and the pentagon is sending another $3m dollars in military aid. the political future of ukraine, is for ukraine do decide the military future of this attacker, has to be pushed back and that's what were doing so much to back president volodymyr zelensky and his military. >> it more nations are now opening their doors to the flood
definitely. the relative motorsport history for his country and for himself and he made it and i think at the age of 2a years young, you always have to keep that in mind. he has been raising so long but he is very young. it's an absolute gradient achievement and i'm pretty sure they will be more to come. fine sure they will be more to come. one thin that sure they will be more to come. one thing that everybody can say his season that this rivalry between the red bull and mercedes and also between hamilton has really engaged in a new generation of fans but i wonder what you mean about how it ended and whether you feel that's a good or bad thing for the sports? i think everybody would have preferred it to and in a recent fight without regulations and without any decisions by the stewards or the racing director and i think that goes for mercedes as well as medical and they spoke to christian after the decision of the protest by my cds being dismissed and she one i