Of minutes. And that is what makes this cold snap even more dangerous for the homeless. Its the kind of cold that gets down to your bone you know, so if you stay out for more than a few minutes it actually hurts. Oh, i dont know where id be. Under a bridge somewhere, in a tent, in someones backyard. Some shelters added beds and warming stations extended their hours where outreach workers ventured out to offer sanctuary from the frigid conditions. Is there ever a time you say its too cold, we cant go out . No. If our folks are outside, then we can go outside. Well the bitter cold is expected to last into the weekend, and some areas of the country are bracing for snow. David bernard, chief meteorologist for our miami affiliate wfor, has the latest forecast. Well, we continue to see some of the coldest weather the midwest and the northeast have seen in about two years, and it doesnt look like things are going to get much better for today. In the southeast were going to look for dry weathe
Be here. Hell share why he decided to publish a new column by matt lauer. Lauer went ahead and reinvestigated some of the accusations against him. Lets begin by looking into the future. What will historians say about this moment . How will history books record this time . Well nobody knows for sure, but i think weve already seen heroes emerge and also some villains in the midst of this pandemic. This weekend the New York Times, which likes to think of itself as the first rough draft of history, is trying to fight coronavirus fatigue and pay proper tribute to those we lost. Todays front page is a list of american covid19 victims. It goes on and on for three more pages. Names and brief descriptions of 1,000 lives lost. The total here, the thousand, is just 1 of the nearly 100,000 confirmed dead in america. I think the history books decades from now will grapple with a lot. Theyll grapple with the differing death rates from country to country. The deadly differences between early Safety M
Hello there, kevin. Reporter youre right, saying it was a test the to the power of reconciliatioreconcili president obama marked his japanese countermapart, 75 year to the month since the attacks at pearl harbor. For those who came here hoping for a direct, specific apology from the japanese leader, they left wanting. It was a day for reflection. Andon. But not for an apology. Translator as the Prime Minister of japan, i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here. Reporter japanese Prime Minister shinzo abe today acknowledged japans role in the deadly attacks on pearl harbor 75 years ago this month at the memorial site of the u. S. S. Arizona. Abe struck a tone similar to that of president obama who spoke at hiroshima earlier this year. And while the sounds of battle have long since faded, some vestiges of the war do remain. Most notably, the security relationship that effectively calls on the United States to assume the role of protect
Debate when rick perry was asked which three departments he would eliminate if he became president. He had that sort of an oops moment where he couldnt remember which department he wanted to eliminate, at lead not all three of them at first. Then later on during that debate he said yes, one of those departments i would eliminate would be the department of energy, the department he has now been tasked with heading up. So that is one of the developments here from trump tower. Also, a lot of talk still about trumps choice, Rex Tillerson, for secretary of state. A number of gop leaders weighing in at this point. Coming forward in support of tillerson. People like Newt Gingrich, people like condoleezza rice, issuing a statement, saying tillerson is an excellent choice. He will bring to the post Broad International experience, a deep understanding of the Global Economy and a belief in americas special role in the world. Also, bob gates coming forward in support of tillerson as well. Saying h
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Republican members of the US Senate introduced legislation that would impose sanctions on Moscow and support Kiev in the event of a. 15.02.2022, Sputnik International