later tonight, us presidentjoe biden will announces plans for the us military to construct a port in gaza to get more humanitarian aid into the territory by sea. is this a sign of american frustration over israel boiling over? we ll speak to a senior british diplomat and the relative of one of the israeli hostages still being held by hamas. also tonight. pressure grows on the science secretary michelle donelan to personally foot the bill for the legal damages that the uk taxpayer has picked up after she falsely accused an academic of promoting extremist ideologies. we ll discuss with one of the academics on the same group that she had in her sights. and the woman who accused this man, christian homer, the boss of f1 team red bull, of inapproprioate behaviour is herself suspended. we will ask two female motorsport experts, does motor racing have a wider problem? good evening. in his annual state of the union address in a few hours time, the us presidentjoe biden will announce
we begin tonight with nearly all of california under the threat of dangerous weather with yet another atmospheric river slamming the west coast. torrential rains, snow, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes are expected in this multi-day storm, bringing threats of severe flooding and mudslides. flash flood warnings are in effect for parts of los angeles county, while residents in the santa monica mountains and hollywood hills have been warned to be ready to evacuate due to the possibility of mud and debris flows. this is the second batch of storms to hit the region in recent weeks, leaving little time for rainsoaked hillsides to dry out. california s office of emergency services prepositioned equipment and rescue crews in several counties, as the storm moved ashore. cbs s carter evans starts us off tonight from los angeles. reporter: this latest atmospheric river is delivering another crushing blow to california. the overnight deluge made driving on roads treacherous in sa
i m major garrett and for norah. would begin tonight with nearly all of california under the threat of dangerous mother with yet another atmospheric river slamming the west coast. torrential rains, snow, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes are expected in this multi-day storm. bringing threats of severe flooding and mudslides. flash flood warnings are in effect for parts of los angeles county, while residents in the santa monica mountains in hollywood hills have been warned to be ready to evacuate due to the possibility of mud and debris flows. this is the second batch of storms to hit the region in recent weeks leaving little time for rainsoaked hillsides to dry out. california s office of emergency services prepositioned equipment and rescue crews in several counties, as the storm moved ashore. cbs s carter evans starts us out tonight from los angeles. reporter: this latest atmospheric river is delivering another crushing blow to california. the overnight deluge made d
in response to the deadly drone attack that killed three american service members a week ago. the warning comes as us secretary of state antony blinken embarks on his fifth trip to the middle east in the past four months. a us official says blinken will push for progress on a hostage deal that includes a humanitarian pause. talk to arab nations about what happens the day after a deal is struck. and, we re told, blinken plans to talk directly to countries in the region about the scope of us actions taken in retaliation for the deaths of us service members last week. on friday, the us hit 85 targets across iraq and syria, flying b i bombers from the united states to hit command centers and weapons facilities used by iran s islamic revolutionary guard corps and other militias. funerals are now being held in iraq for those killed in the us strikes. the exact death toll across iraq and syria is still unclear. separate reports from a syrian human rights group and an iraqi official
in response to the deadly drone attack that killed three american service members a week ago. the warning comes as us secretary of state antony blinken embarks on his fifth trip to the middle east in the past four months. a us official says he will push for progress on a hostage deal and humanitarian pause that comes with it, make requests of israel to improve humanitarian access and reduce casualties in gaza, and send messages directly to countries in the region about the scope of us actions taken in retaliation for the deaths of us service members last week. on friday, the us hit 85 targets across iraq and syria, flying b i bombers from the united states to target command centers and weapons facilities used by iran s islamic revolutionary guard corps and other militias. funerals are now being held in iraq for those killed in the us strikes. the exact death toll across iraq and syria is still unclear. separate reports from a syrian human rights group and an iraqi official su