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a live report from london s airport just ahead. the biden administration is expected to announce a diplomatic boycott of the beijing olympics. we ll tell you how china is reacting to the news. ash and destruction in indonesia displaces hundreds of people. officials say the volcano is still dangerous. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. it is monday, december 6th and we begin with the omicron variant. right now new covid testing requirements are in effect for all travelers coming to the united states. so here s what you need to know. there are omicron cases in at least 16 states including california and new york. now all travelers boarding a flight to the u.s. must have proof of a negative covid test one day before takeoff. plus, foreign nationals must be fully vaccinated to enter the country and a mask mandate remains in place for all airports, planes, and public transportation. though the new variant is causing alarm worldwid
for us, snow fell, but it did not amount to anything on the roadways. we did see a couple of areas that did see some accumulation on the grassy surfaces but not a big event. the big deal tonight will be the cold. look at the windchills down to 33 in d.c., 16 in state college, 24 in hagerstown. this after a day of 74 degrees. tomorrow it s even colder. it s not going to be a morning you want to get up and take a jog. if you re running in the rock n roll marathon tomorrow, make sure you have the layers. the windchills feeling about 8 in gaithersburg, 13 here in washington. as we move throughout the morning hours, it still feels like we re in the teens and 20s by the midday hours. the weekend is completely dry but the weather still has a moderate impact on your weekend because of how cold it s going to be. there you see marathon feeling like teens. the cherry blossoms this weekend, damage at least a 10% loss and then more damage next week. just too cold for the bike ride or
inches around their metro region. we told you we could see windchills in the 20s. 29 degrees, 20 hagerstown, 11 in state college. it gets colder than that tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning we re talking about windchills anywhere from about 5-15 degrees across the area. right now we re at 40 degrees. as we move into the overnight hours, if you re heading out tonight, it s still breezy overnight. we re around 33 tomorrow morning, waking up to a temperature of 326. so many people running in the rock n roll marathon. they weren t training for temperatures that feel like the 20s. the cherry blossoms will also see damage this weekend. we re thinking 10, 20, maybe little bit more of the blooms will likely die off. all of the focus on tuesday. we think school delays, highly likely school closures as well. a major nor easter moving up forecast in about 15 minutes. this cold weather is coming at a very bad time for our city s famous cherry blossoms so close to the peak bloom.
63% of democrats preventing the spread of weapons as a top u.s. foreign policy. it is something that i hope the presidential candidates can keep in the forefront of their mind that this is something that all americans sternly read about. today, there are nine states on nuclear weapons and five recognized under the treaty and four others are not with nuclear weapons outside. that s far too many. but, with the conclusion of the 2015, plan of action otherwise known as the iran nuclear deal which verifies that a lot of irans half way to the bombs for well over a decade, i would say a low probability. the dangerous post and nuclear build ups are still very much with us. a lot of work yet to be done and to discuss some of the top challenges that we face today that ll test the leadership of the next occupant of the white house. we have four excellent speakers. we are going to share their perspectives. different but interrelated nuclear weapons. first, we ll hear from colby dalton wh