york. good evening, rick. rick: hi, bret, yeah. a lot to happen with this storm and some impacts for pretty much everybody across the country. this is where the storm is right now. already has brought a lot of snow across parts of the syria nevada. rain across parts of the desert southwest. going to turn into pretty significant snow. look at this, baltimore 704 days since you saw an inch of snow or more. new york city 688 days. philly, 703. that s why this has the potential to be a big story because there is hardly any snow across much of the eastern part of the country. western part of the country has some. but take a look at what is going to happen around the next 1010 days. the west is going to get pummeled. good news for much of the drought-stricken west. take a look at this. first real shot at some snow across the northeast yet this year. all of this is part of this slumbering system big rain impacts much of the south with flooding. this is friday into saturday. snow across some
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we re back now with an alarming trend at 911 we re back now with an alarming trend at 911 centers across the country. not enough operators and dispatchers to do the job, with some callers put on hold while they wait for help. we get more on this from tom costello. reporter: the phones never stop ringing. montgomery county, 911, what is the address of the emergency? is there a child inside the vehicle? was anybody injured? reporter: nationwide, 600,000 911 calls for help every day. keep your doors and windows locked for me. reporter: now a new survey finds 82% of 911 workers report their centers are understaffed, with operators and dispatchers leaving the job, often emotionally spent and burned out. chest pain, medic 703, ambulance 733 squad 703 respond. reporter: montgomery county, maryland handles 2200 calls each day.
while manoeuvring sharply. this was the pentagon spokesman a little earlier. approximately 703, one of the russian su 27 fighterjet struck the propeller of the in queue nine causing to bring the in queue nine down in international waters. several times in collision, the su 27 dumped fuel on influence front of the drone in an unprofessional manner, in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. 0ur washington correspondent gary 0 donoghue has been following this story for us and explained the picture so far. russian fighters came into contact with an american unmanned surveillance aircraft over with the americans they were international waters and the black sea. these drones as they are sometimes called
the beginning of vladimi putin s war in ukraine, th american military equipmen came into direct physica contact with russian militar equipment in the sky over th black sea. the united states blamed russi saying, quote, the inciden demonstrates a lack of competence in addition to bein unsafe and unprofessional. in a statement, the united states european command said at approximately 703 a.m., one of the russian su 27 aircraf struck the propeller of th queue nine drone, causing u.s. forces to have to bring th mq-9 down in international waters several times before the collision, the su 20 seven dumped fuel on and flew in front of the mq-9 in a reckless, environmentally unsound an unprofessional manner. one u.s. military official described the incident to nb