miles per hour out of the south. we will talk more about changes for later this week coming up. we still have an accident on i-95 north that looks like it is clearing. let s talk about miami-dade county this morning, we have a crash eastbound at 42nd avenue, the left lane is blocked out. also, we had a passable yesterday and as a result they have shut down the on ramp to sw. 7th st. we are following breaking news out of hollywood where a car slammed into a building. maribel rodriguez is live at the same details. reporter: a died and another was transported to the hospital. we are on hollywood boulevard. there is a huge hole in the building and we are told it is part of public s. you cannot see, what the car is still inside the building. we are told it is a cadillac. police have not confirmed how this happened, however it appears they were heading westbound on hollywood boulevard. those who are familiar know there is a curve that beers to the right. it appears they may h
city s times square was noticeably quiet on saturday night. officials expect 30 inches of snow in the bag big app. it continues to fall at 1 to 3 inch answer hour. reporter: philadelphia could get town 2 feet of snow by the time the snow ends. well beyond the idea of a winter wonderland. there s no romance to blaze hard in my mind. reporter: this bride was going to the chapel to get mare floyd matter what. after being stranded for the first time since friday night, the duquesne men s basketball team is on the move. a pair of 4 by 4 pickup trucks had to tow a ladder truck out of a jam. reporter: snow is fall sog roads. side streets are out of the question, and officials warn that could slow some 911 glowr interest is in our public safety being able to get the roads back open. reporter: craig boswell, cbs washington. the winner storm fell here in the sunshine state. temperatures in ga, inesville and jacksonville o fell just enough for snow flurries to fall. one pe
and now the investigation. how did this happen? the raging inferno in a major american city. residents told to get out. and, spring slam? the severe weather threat moving east tonight. will it snow on the first day of spring? sam champion standing by with the track. and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i m tom llamas. we begin tonight with president trump, and his most direct attack on special counsel robert mueller yet. the president on twitter, sparing no one close to the russia investigation. unloading especially on mueller. insisting the special counsel is running a partisan witch hunt. also blasting andrew mccabe, a firing trump s attorney used to insist the investigation should be shut down. the attacks re-igniting questions about whether trump will fire mueller. and if not, will he cooperate? here s tara palmieri. reporter: tonight, president trump escalating his attack. now targeting the very top of the russia investigation. tweeting his str
Article - Sommet Education Launches Its Foundation to Support Hospitality Sector Employment Challenges - By offering scholarships to talented individuals from underserved communities and advocating for careers in hospitality, the Foundation aims to create pathways for social mobility and professional advancement.
Sommet Education, a leading worldwide player in the hospitality education boasting a community of 10,000 students and 60,000 influential alumni worldwide, is proud to announce the launch of its Foundation, a significant milestone aimed at supporting employment challenges within the hospitality sector.