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starts to move away, inland it will be a few more snow flurries developing, but a fair bit of sunshine, windy across the north and thatis sunshine, windy across the north and that is a wind. temperatures today to getting up to 8 degrees on the far south—west but add on the windshield and it will feel colder than that. —— the wind chill. tonight, showers in northern ireland, northern scotland and down the east coast, and at the same time some rain is coming in and if it bombs into the cold air in the south west and southern counties, that will turn quite readily to snow. a cold night tonight, temperatures in towns and cities here, but in some sheltered glen the temperature could fall away 2—i3 sheltered glen the temperature could fall away 2—13 or —15, making it the coldest night so far this year. snow
a national security issue. i mean, you look at other terrorist organizations, what's the difference between the cartels and hezbollah or isis? look who israel does, how it protects its country. it bombs iranian warehouses at the airport, for example, it goes after hezbollah in lebanon, it goes after areas in syria. why can't the u.s. do the same thing? do we need mexico's permission? >> we don't need mexico's permission to make that designation, but we coneed to understand -- we do need to understand the state of play. and i think many americans aren't being told how truly global the mexican cartels are. they're in about 40 countries. they work closely with china in a supply chain to take the precursor chemicals that china develops, have them delivered to mexico and then create fentanyl and other fake pills that kill americans at the tune of tens of thousands every year with. it's been growing during the
dust. especially across northern ireland and scotland. if you see a fabulous sunrise tomorrow morning, thatis fabulous sunrise tomorrow morning, that is why. you might also find as the rain comes in you will see some of that on your car. tomorrow we have the weather front coming in, introducing some rain. some will be heavy across northern ireland and scotland. 20 to 30 millimetres. ahead of it, it is looking pretty dry to start the day. temperature wise, it is going to be a chilly night, particularly in southern areas, with a touch of frost. maybe some pockets of fog. the vale of york, for example. parts of eastern england. not as extensive as this morning. more of a breeze. tomorrow, we start off with some blue skies. we also have a weather front pushing slowly southwards and eastwards, weakening all the time as it bombs into the high pressure. as it comes into the high pressure. as it comes in across england and parts of wales, there will be more honoured than a band of cloud, may be some rain here and there. it won't get into the south—east until later in
jackson, mississippi. over two days in birmingham and houston. you want to bundle up but you also want to keep your pets safe and your pipes from freezing as well. look at this. you can see right where the cold front is located. i'll draw it on this map. that is the dividing line between the milder air to the southeast and the cold arctic air that's, frankly, dangerous, oklahoma city, it is only three degrees right now and you factor in the wind, negative 21. snowfall starting to pick up in intensity across the great lakes. blizzard conditions deteriorating road conditions, as well. >> i can't get over how quickly the temperature dropped and how far it went talking 40 degrees in an hour in some places. what does that do when it comes to the atmospheric pressure, barometric pressure. >> it bombs out. it's a bomb cyclone. we use that term not to be sensational but it is an actual meteorological phenomenon to characterize the strength of a developing and strengthening storm like the one we have in
preparing. senior meteorologist rob marciano is tracking the storm, he's back with us tonight. rob, time this out for us. >> reporter: all right, david. well, this storm coming into the northwest right now is not that strong, but when it punches into tha extreme cold, it is going to throw the atmosphere across north america into a frenzy. look at the map tomorrow. smothered with winter weather alerts from the northwest to the northeast, from canada all the way down to mexico. and the low gets into the plains tomorrow and that's when the flakes will start to fly. let's time out where the snow is going to drop in denver and omaha, places like minneapolis throughout the day tomorrow and tomorrow night. then that low pulls towards chicago. that's when it rapidly intensifies. it bombs out. the winds are going to get fierce on the front and the back side of this thing. blizzard conditions across chicago, maybe as far south as st. louis, in through detroit come friday morning. heavy rain and wind on the front side, damaging winds potentially along the i-95 corridor. that's going to knock out power and make for a horrendous travel day during the day on friday and friday night, as well. blizzard conditions continuing
risk of ice and sleet and snow as it all moves northwards. a few wintry showers are likely across northern and western areas this evening, but for most it will be another dry and very cold night with a sharp frost across central, northern and eastern areas. southern and western areas start to see those temperatures lift as this area of low pressure moves in. it will bring windier and wetter weather with it, but as it bombs into the cold air this is where we are likely to see a band of transient snow and as it turns back to rain falling on the frozen surface, significant ice. the met office have issued an amber eyes 0ffice have issued an amber eyes warning. so some treacherous conditions on roads and pavements through the day on sunday as the wet and windy weather moves northwards. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a 33—year—old woman has died after being injured in a crush at a gig at london's brixton
significant the cold air there is a significant risk of ice and sleet and snow as it all moves northwards. a few wintry showers are likely across northern and western areas this evening, but for most it will be another dry and very cold night with a sharp frost across central, northern and eastern areas. southern and western areas start to see those temperatures lift as this area of low pressure moves in. it will bring windier and wetter weather with it, but as it bombs into the cold air this is where we are likely to see a band of transient snow and as it turns back to rain falling on the frozen surface, significant ice. the met office have issued an amber eyes warning. so some treacherous conditions on roads and pavements through the day on sunday as the wet and windy weather moves northwards. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a 33—year—old woman has died after being injured in a crush
cyclone refers to the speed with which this forms, and then the speed with which it moves and the power. i mean, what are you seeing? how bad could this get? >> yeah. it's -- it's really about the pressure dropping just like in tropical systems like hurricanes when that low pressure drops, and such a fashion in 24 hours, it bombs out. this is going to be historic, erin. this is going to go down in the record books. now, you probably have been wondering if you have been listening on the east coast, the last several days we didn't know was it 0 inches, was it 20 inches? because the storm didn't develop yet. it just developed today. so now, we know it is not going to be this track to the left with that inland snow on i-95. it is not going to be the track to the right keeping everything offshore. it is the sweet spot, right in the middle. and with this pressure dropping, and it is going to drop to a level category 2 hurricane. notice these snow totals. philadelphia, 4 to 8. you are not going to get much in washington and baltimore but it is east of there. it's ocean city. it's east of areas really new york, you are going to get some good totals but it's eastern
practice. timing and delivery. would you try it with me. will: no. no. pete: duo comedy? will: we do that every saturday and sunday morning. rachel: sometimes it bombs. will: this is all you, man. i will be there with you. pete: will you be there? will: yes. we have to go. whenever you have a good friend get up at wedding give a toast, i have tears in my eyes with nervousness. i'm so nervous for the person. i welling up, not emotional in any sentimental way, i would be crying out of nervousness, i really would. i would be so nervous for you. pete: maybe we'll try at some point. for you. still ahead, biden's dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, canceling all remaining wall contracts along our southern border. retired acting i.c.e. director tom homan says that everything mayorkas does makes our country less secure. rachel: i like you said
is not the way we wanted the dinner to come across. the white house press corps had its moment to really look graceful. the president looked like the little guy who wouldn't come and take his shots. they really missed their opportunity. they just went into the gutter. >> i mean, look, the journalists involved in the white house correspondent's association said they didn't know what she was going to say. giving free reign and letting her have creative expression. >> alisyn, a little bit of me has sympathy is for them. i put on cpac with our board. it is not an easy thing to do. ive give them grace for that. and i applaud them for the fact when it bombs and it's off target and mean when you're trying to be funny, it's the right thing to do is to stand up and take ownership for it. so i give them credit for doing