good morning, everyone. it is saturday, february 25th. i m amara walker. good morning, amara, i m boris sanchez. we re grateful you are starting your weekend with us. you are live in the cnn newsroom and despite the vicious lies you may be reading on social media, amara and i didn t plan to coordinate our outfits, it happened naturally because great minds think alike. i think we re ready to welcome spring when it has ppen ukraine enters the second year of war with russia with a message to the world. [ speaking non-english ] [ cheers ] ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy acknowledging the grim milestones speaking before troops in kyiv. he declared 2023 as a year of ukraine s victory over russia and expressed confidence in his country s ability to fend off attacks. in the meantime, ukraine s international allies showed their solidarity with tributes and announcements of new weapons and funding heading to the region. the first shipment of heavy battle tanks arriv
around the country while basking in the sun. camilla, cnn, california. all right. let s get to the latest on the weather conditions in california. so how much longer are these blizzard condition expected to last with the flooding threat we re seeing? right, for the rest of today, amara. of course, it will linger through sunday with the rainfall and the snow but at least the ad viseries and the winter alerts all together will start to expire today. taking a look at that area of low pressure spinning along the california coastline rather impressive as it moves south and brings in that moisture. not so impressive when it comes down to traveling. so one of the bigger concerns here. it s best we stay indoors if we can. snow falling through the sierra mountain range into southern california s higher elevations, over 4,000 feet. we re talking about picking up 5 feet of snow but heavy rain continues to filter in. san diego, l.a., you re dealing with that now and these are
we might finally see that change with less than an inch tomorrow. but back into the rockies, yes, they are going to get their first significant. you see all the winter and viseries that stretch from northern michigan back through new mexico. and watch this. it all starts happening tomorrow in the northern great lakes, but then the record highs on the southern end. we re talking from texas to kentucky. we could see record highs broken. and that s going to help fuel the severe storms, which look like a real overnight tornado threat. indiana, kentucky, tn, and also mississippi. damaging wind could be a threat going into saturday morning, as well. and that all moves to the northeast by saturday night, david. tracking it with you. thank you, ginger. just days after hawaii dealt with those torrential rains, now a new threat tonight, the toxic water crisis now unfolding. hundreds of thousands of people could potentially be impacted by this. residents complainting water from their kitchen