it is a level three of five, and tomorrow, the bull s eye is along the coast in cities like new orleans and mobile, alabama, and then it is going to shift tuesday to the panhandle of florida, and panama city, and we are looking at tornadoes that could be strong and damaging wind gusts. on top of this, like i said, it is going to have a lot of moisture with the system, and especially considering it is january. so we are looking at multiple inches of snow and getting close to the foot for parts of the central plains here, and rain and widespread 2-4 and some of the rainfall reads could be 2.5 per hour, as the rain is squeezing it out, and that is going to cause a flood threat especially tuesday in the new jersey area. they are already saturated from the last one, and remember, you have a lot of snow up here, too, and snow melt is going to be ab fro problem, too. fred? it is hard to believe 15 years ago this mornt captain cheslie
of itself sent a strong message to the kremlin, the same message that was sent a week ago today with the strikes in syria. that is that this president is willing to act very fast and take very aggressive military action. very clear today that he has fro problem with doing just that. shep? shepard: there was a resolution in the u.n. security council to condemn syria for what it did. the russians vetoed that. the white house is speaking on that matter? they are. actually today at the briefing press secretary sean spicer called it a win for the u.s. and president trump. here s why. as you mentioned, yesterday russia was the only permanent member of the u.n. security council to vote against this resolution. it would have condemned syria for this chemical attack. here s how the white house is spinning this. they re calling it a win. that shows how isolated russia is. it s also a win that china