jennifer gray at the weather center is there. what are you seeing? john, this is basically just moving up the coast. we do have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings in effect across the appalachians, on into interior sections of new england. majority of the snow is west of i-95, really the cutoff line between the rain and the snow. the big cities along the i-95 corridor will see rain, a miserable, cold rain, temperatures in the low to mid-40s. we have a 35 to 40-mile-per-hour wind and rain and on the north and west side of that it s pretty much all snow. you can see it wrapping up later this morning. we could get a quick shot of frozen precipitation for philadelphia, new york, by the time we get into late morning and into the afternoon, but it s really not going to accumulate into much at all, most of the higher accumulation will be across interior sections and
and to see her suspension be lifted within a day to allow her to compete because she is the heavy gold medal favorite feels wrong for all of the clean athletes that know that under the same scrutiny they would not be awarded this lift. yeah. so, listen, i m sure you know what happened with sha carri richardson. she was a print, disqualified from competing for the u.s. due to testing positive for cannabis, which is not even a performance enhancing. drug. she questioned why she had to sit out the tokyo olympics and valiyeva is able to compete. she wrote that in a tweet. what do you think? what s the difference between these two cases? you know, i mean, one huge difference, valiyeva is a minor. so that s something that is coming into play with all of this decision. she is only 15 years old. so she is right on the cutoff line of even being able to
what s the difference between these two cases? you know, i mean, one huge difference, valiyeva is a minor. so that s something that is coming into play with all of this decision. she is only 15 years old. so she is right on the cutoff line of even being able to compete at an olympic games. and there was also a debacle in the last olympic games, russia was technically banned. they still sent athletes under a different name so they weren t officially competing for russia. but with the same type of stuff, some athletes either after their investigations had to send medals back. so this is kind of an element of allowing russian athletes who are under this type of scrutiny to still be able to compete even if they are found guilty under investigation later. i personally do not agree whatsoever. and seeing other athletes like sha carri, like so many who
the arms of strangers. u.s. troops cradling newborns in perhaps one of the most tender images, this little girl exhausted, asleep on the cold metal floor of a c-17, snuggled in the jacket. captain mark lawson snapped a photo. after we had initially taken off, there was a general sense of calmness that kind of swept through and relief throughout the personnel that were inside that cargo hold. you saw the small children they started to lay down and relax and even fall asleep. reporter: a child finally finding peace after escaping this in kabul. with the tarmac overrun, a split second decision by the crew to take as many as they could. we saw an opportunity to save lives, and we took it. reporter: packing a plane that normally carries 350 with more than 800, the most ever. every life matters, right? so we couldn t sit there and say how do we determine? where s the cutoff line we have to figure out how much
while the taliban is there. right, at some point there has to be a cutoff line and that s a sad fact. maybe we can get all of the interpreters out. we certainly can t get all of their family members out. we certainly will get all of the green card holders out. but again, maybe not all of their family members that they would like to bring. so there is going to be a cutoff point. whether that s august 31st or some time in september where we just have to say, we are shutting this down and we can only evacuate so many people. as your reporting showed, there s all kinds of people who would like to leave that country, many of whom didn t have any formal relationship with the u.s. government but are still liberal or western enough they would like to get out of there. it s interesting that you bring up this idea of a cutoff line, right, because we heard this from the president yesterday talking about the cutoff line, explaining the decisions in the lead-up to the