cover will try to bring snow to feel was down here for tomorrow not a lot of activity across the northern us the strongest punch of any sort of whether we have is alaska that's where cold air is building ill move and here for sure next week a little bit of activity around the great lakes to colorado holding pattern a little ripple to move through tomorrow. were in a holding troop winter weather which will be arriving on tuesday into the metro area enjoy the warmth relatively speaking while and last today is 41 normally about 45 where bit cooler than average by next tuesday and wednesday we may not get above freezing. the bit of a windshield tomorrow morning to actual temperatures three clock 32 degrees they'll be the high a chance of snow tomorrow. zero for leadville six and walden eight and run like and then you hit the lower elevations teens and 20s. the next week will all be filling that show. will be increasing as you head towards tomorrow morning pockets of snow developing the early morning rush should be okay as he had towards the lunch hour west of i 25 county around colorado springs

.>>> winter storm is affecting millions of people across the northern us. drivers and the dakotas were told to stay off the roads after nearly 1 foot of snow fell in some areas overnight. rain and thunderstorms also stretch from parts of minnesota all the way south to houston.>> reporter: here in minneapolis, it was not much of a white christmas as it was a white one.>> when you catch the very small patch of ice, that is what will send you spinning off the road.>> reporter: icy pavement caused this semitruck to tip on its side. no one was hurt. heavy snow and gusty winds blanketed the rest of the northern plains on sunday. near whiteout conditions may traveling nearly impossible. clouds struggled to keep up -- plows struggle to keep up. state officials shut down hundreds of miles of highway to bite the store.>> we have never seen so much snow. >> reporter: bismarck, north dakota declared a snow emergency last night restricting vehicles on city streets to help crews keep routes clear. nearly 200 miles east in fargo, officials declared a travel alert after fr

he wanted us to be set free with the people that we had gone to serve. it was like, god, you're so good. the northerntook us to the red cross. and so for the moment, dayna and i felt safe. but the taliban are still out there. we were extremely vulnerable, and so we still needed to figure out how we were going to get out of afghanistan. >> one of my officers said, the hostages are in ghazni. in the local ghazni office of the international committee of the red cross, the icrc. one of my case handlers, who is hand ling the source, he gets on the satellite phone with his source. and the officer says, where are you? and he says, i'm sitting by the road on the ring road south of kabul. they stole my car. >> the taliban took our car at gunpoint. >> were you scared? >> absolutely was scared. >> i don't care how you get there, hitchhike if you have to, but get to the red cross office in ghazni. so he shoulders his bag and starts hitchhiking and manages to catch a ride heading south. within a matter of hours, he's in ghazni at the red cross office. >> i remember an afghan man came to the door and said, pretend

across the rest of the state the focus is with that approaching storm system bring snow to the northern and central us and want and southwest corner the thickens up and northeast colorado late in the day on nice sunny looking day. as far as snow between now and 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night most of us will come after the lunch hour it's not an inch a little more in a few spots over the mountain are lows tonight statewide will be coldest was single digits and teens coast is paint of 15 and 127 income is in five and aspen teens and 20s about 16 and denver highs tomorrow were looking at temperatures only in the 30s a few spots dark in the 20s a little bit of a bump up below freezing though stay above freezing and grand junction freezing in the four corners area. the mild this ring watch him the temperatures back a degree are two upper 30s to near 40 degrees. net increasing clouds late in denver into the upper 30s 28 degrees under mostly clear skies are called 16 and they clouds increasing as a make it to 38 the on that down to 32 was no showers on friday i can't rule out a little accumulation on the grass

scotland and northern ireland seeing colder, clearer air moving in. a soggy end to 2016th some of usss southern scotla nd some of us. rain across southern scotland and northern ireland. at midnight that will move towards the south. clearing skies but wintry showers pushing in could bring icy conditions on roads across parts of northern scotland and northern ireland. heading south, mostly dry at midnight, there could be cloud around. misty patches, too. rain moving in later on in the night. at midnight we've got the rain draped through central parts of the country. colder conditions moving in from the north and through new year's day, that colder air will move further south across the country. a different feel to the weather during new year's day. rain across much of the southwest, wales, the midlands, east anglia. the southeast may start off dry but we will see the arrival of that rain later in the morning. sunny skies across northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland with further showers moving in across the north of scotland. at least it's a return to the sunshine acr

this storm pushing across northern california will bring us snow for the weekend. weekend. wind chills make it below zero. bundle up the kids for school. it's cold unl they see. >> reporter freezing in it. carole: katie is live in the studio. >> reporter: bottom line, it's not safe to be outdoors tonight. i was out there earlier check on how the cold is impacting people, pets and businesses. this biting cold is a welcomes boost for businesses. but for a lot of us, it takes some getting used to and is always made easier by friends. the freezing temps kept a lot of people away from opening night for sleds on ice. we found a couple of brave teenagers with the rink to >> reporter: mad october animal patrol officer smith patrols for pets in danger. he responded to an increased number of calls about strays in the cold. >> i'll come back in 30 minute to see if the dog is still out there. art * and owners keeping their animals outside. milwaukee's rescue mission and other shelters are trying to reach everyone. mpd's homeless outreap team is out in full force. >> we pro ride them wi

best snow from the pass to the south which leaves us on the northern edge. couple flurries around as folks come for parade of lights tonight. it is calm, cool, ideal holiday weather. >>> getting outside 5:45. easy beginning drive wise. i speeds here and less than 15 minutes across the key routes like downtown tech center, 225 drive as the santa fe stretch and quebec. 11 minutes east and westbound up to upper 60s for speeds this morning. a quick mention. parade of lights tonight and road closures begin near the 16th street mall around 5:30 p.m. they don't wrap up until midnight. expect the same tomorrow. >> thank you for that >>> scammers constantly trying to think of ways to get your health care. our report per has been tracking the latest scam. this one is kind of sophisticated. >> these are really always new ways to take your money. scammers know plenty of people are confused about health care coverage under the affordable care act. they're using that confusion to take advantage of people and take their money. you get an e-mail claiming to be from the irs.

a storm track of the blue line which cuts to the central united weather conditions in the northern half. for us here in eastern iowa that means slightly colder and near normal snowfall but every la nina is not exactly the same. this just gives us an understanding of what could happen but it doesn't mean it will happen. >>> coming great pride that i accept the privilege extended to me by my colleagues. >> despite an electoral pumping democrats stick with their leader in the house. the message nancy pelosi had the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. e juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. welcome to delicious! 7 people dead from wildfired small rain fall -- slow but >>> we are still following the latest information out of gatlinburg tenss the wildfires. we know tonight seven people have been co

so the hour by hour outlook, that high that is off to the west will build over northern california. warming us up. a chance of finding some 60s for highs. more so on thursday. but watch the change late thursday. see the clouds here coming up out of the south. these are mid-level clouds. eventually, a chance of seeing showers we think late friday, mainly for the south bay. so one system coming up from the south then we'll see another system, a much colder one at that, dropping down through the weekend which will give us a chance of showers and unfortunately for new year's eve weekend plans, we may be dealing with a chance of snow across the sierra and up toward shasta. rain totals, cold air coming down, looks like less than a quarter inch of rain for most the bay area between now and sunday night. but, again, timing of those showers could impact travel plans. this is saturday afternoon for interstate 80, highway 50, i-5 north, and the grapevine to the south, could be dealing with some snow for your saturday afternoon. so here's the big shift coming up in the seven-day forecast. cold air droppin

us. in northern ireland, a lot of cloud here, but the cloud will break at times to give some sunny spellstern areas and that cloud will be with us for much of the day. eastern scotland having the best of the day's sunshine. now overnight tonight, where we have the clear skies in place, temperatures will ta ke skies in place, temperatures will take a tumble. again, we are looking at frost patches developing. not just in the countryside, but in the towns and cities. we are likely to see some mist and fog patches forming as we go through the night as well. there is uncertainty about where the worst of the fog could be for wednesday morning, but for some of us, you might wake up to these scenes as you start your day tomorrow. any mist fog and may take a long time to clear out of the way, but most of england and wales should have some bright or sunny spells. a lot of dry weather. again, further north and west, we run into more in the way of cloud for northern ireland and scotland and indeed, for the western isles, we could well see a few spots of rain arriving here. but in stornoway with the s

northern virginia chief shows us what to do when your car starts to slid. >> reporter: welcome to black top boot camp created by a law enforcement officer. they use this skid car to show drivers what it's like to fishtail or spin out on a slick road. his first reminder about winter driving. >> four wheel drive does not equal four wheel transaction. a car with all wheel drive can't stop or turn any better than a car without. >> reporter: if your vehicle does start to fishtail resist breaking at least at first. >> you want to look where you want the car to go and steer into the direction of the skid. applying brakes can sometimes cause the car -- the weight the car and unload the back more. >> reporter: if you haven't controlled the skid after the rear of the car goes back and forth about three times you got to use another approach. >> at that point we have a saying called both feet in where you smash the brake pedal to the floor and hold it. >> reporter: you might hit something but it will be at a slower speed and keeping speeds down in snow and ice, that's the key. news 4. >>> you can s

breezy in northern ireland. winds using. windy also for parts of england, particularly in the west.shine. 6—9d if you are lucky. this evening, quieter across scotland. showers fading. patchy rainfora time. scotland. showers fading. patchy rain for a time. winds lighter. major towns and cities, london, cardiff, degree above freezing, but in rural spots, —5 or even minus six. a bright start to today. lots of sunshine. frost could linger well into the afternoon, but all in all, decent. polite winds and sunshine for many places. showers are rare and a vast improvement on today. sunshine for many, 6—7d. tuesday into wednesday, high pressure is in charge. fog forming by dawn on wednesday morning. some quite dense and slow to clear. it mailing get into the afternoon. temperatures 2-3d. into the afternoon. temperatures 2—3d. try. variable cloud and lingering fog. a bit of rain toward the western isles. dry weather mid week and a bit of fog. this is bbc news. the headlines at midday: tributes to the singer george michael — one of the biggest stars in british music — who has died at the age o

that pushes all of the arctic air up into northern canada, so no signs of that coming at us.s point it looks like coldest air, stays still to the north and west every us, western half of the us. below average temperatures. looks like the warmth starts to push little further south. so, generally, near average for the start of january. today, though, 48 degrees, real nice. sunshine, extended forecast, couple of shower chances, monday, tuesday, and thursday. highs, not that bad. into new years eve, 42 degrees on saturday. rahel, back to you. >> you know after that dig at santa, we know you are not getting anything next year. >> oh, i'm getting coal. >> you better enjoy your gift this year. >> time now 8:47. let's go back and check the roads with amanda mueller at the cbs traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> good morning, good news for christmas, still all clear on the road whales. only lane restrictions, what we are taking a look at, columbus boulevard southbound queen street. two lanes closed from water main break from yesterday. traffic still getting by. shouldn't cause yo

that development in the better streets plan project they saved us space for a nonprofit organization national anthem and turned out the northernifornia fund they accepted us into the real estate program to see if we could withstand the stress and after the program was in full swinging skinning they brought up the litigation fund and the grants were made we applied for that we received a one thousand dollars granted and that grant allowed us to move in to the space to finish the space as we needed it to furniture is for classes the building opened on schedule on march 18, 2016 and by july we were teaching classed here. >> which we found out we were going to have to leave it was overwhelm didn't know anything about commercial real estate we suggested to a bunch of people to look at the nonprofits displacement mitigation program you have access to commercial real estate either city owned or city leased and a city lease space become available there is a $946,000 grant that is provided through the mayor's office of economic workforce development and that's going to go towards boulder the space covers a little bit less than half the

took this picture in northern montgomery county. send us your pics. love seeing your photos and sharing on tv. tomorrow upper 40s with increasing clouds and rain looks likely on monday morning for the commute through mid day monday and then sun back monday afternoon. monday the warmest day for the foreseeable future. it may be 50 degrees and after that near 40 on tuesday and dry and then our first chance of accumulating snow this season may be on wednesday afternoon into wednesday evening. temperatures may be a little bit above freezing so maybe sort of a wet snow, mostly accumulating on grassy areas and light ak accumulations are possible wednesday afternoon into the evening and then cold down near 20 the latter part of the afternoon and then it will be very cold on friday only maybe just a little above freezing and another chance for accumulating snow that's going to be a week from today. that one may actually be a little more snow than wednesday and then it does look like it may change over to sleet and then rain late on saturday and lingering rain

creeping its way into northern ireland. many of us will creep up into double figures. thern england, parts of england and wales. behind it cold air, behind into midnight. some showers in scotland, relatively mild and the south—east. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7:30pm: president putin says he will resist calls to retaliate against america's expulsion of 35 russian diplomats. the us has accused the kremlin of hacking and publishing the emails of senior democrats during the us presidential campaign. mr putin also said that positive developments in relations between russia and the uk would be mutually beneficial. russia asks the un security council to consider a new resolution to endorse the ceasefire in syria that came into force last night. a postmortem examination into the cause of george michael's death has proved "inconclusive". the singer was found dead by his partner at home on christmas day. drivers have been told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the mao in oxfordshire injuring 17 people. now it's time for sportsday.

countries go a certain way and electoral arrangements have always been different in northern ireland to the mainland. in the us are a high political measures. they must register to forms of id. that is in northern ireland. —— that in america. in america it has been done to reduce certain types of people voting in the election. in the uk we wa nt voting in the election. in the uk we want a system of integrity. until that has been established and the evidence comes forward we worry that the high price of this so—called safety measures will be outweighed by the number of decent, honest footers who will not be able to vote on election day. thank you very much. the author of watership down, richard adams has died, aged 96. his tale about a family of rabbits was a bestseller and also became a celebrated film. a statement from his family said he died on christmas eve. nick higham looks back at his life. they seem sad, like trees in november. it became a worldwide bestseller and animated film and made its creator a millionaire. not bad for a story about intrepid rabbits originally devised by a civil servant to enterta

where they will get hit hard with the blizzard is northern new england, the low develops too late for us and becomes a powerhouse storm east of new england bringing 1 to 2 feet of snow in northern new england. just in winter weather advisories for the poconos. here is the precipitation with the front early tomorrow morning before it transfers it's energy to a new low developing off the east coast of boston. starting at 5:00 p.m. through 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. they see 1 to 3 inches int

feeling called a further north in the wind and the wet weather and some coming across northern areas overnight, taking usbe very mild. temperatures of 1a, perhaps even 15. strong and gusty winds over to the east of the hills, and a lot of clout, this weather front providing the focus for some rain, moving slowly southward, ahead of it, mild error, to the north, cold air, if there is a white christmas, it could be late in the day in northern scotland. that cold air here they will push its way south across the whole of the country eventually, behind that weather front, the main country eventually, behind that weatherfront, the main driving force in the area of low pressure, this of course is storm corner, this is the position on boxing day, running between scotland and iceland, and it is boxing day it is closest to the uk. we have an amber wind warning in the far north—east, chiefly the northern isles, with the elsewhere in scotland, frequent showers, much like windows we had further south where it should try with sunshine, after boxing day we will fight the settling down, high pressure building, light win

clearer to start monday night in scotland and northern ireland, some more of us picking up a frost.rts of england and wales. some of us here at seeing rain, a bit more sunshine further east across england and look to the north—west, here comes the first weather front from ourfirst deeper area of low pressure and that brings some gales and some heavy rain and that will spread south—east, weakening as it does so on tuesday night and into wednesday, as it runs into high pressure. maybe for england and wales on wednesday, not a lot of rain. sunshine and northern ireland, some of them turning wintry, giving some snow in the hills into scotland, and a few spots in lower levels. a pulse of energy running along the weather front in england and wales on wednesday night may give some heavy rain for a time. a lot of uncertainty, so we will follow it and keep you updated. in thursday it will clear, the cold flow and some of those showers will be wintry, notjust on the hills. thursday night, high—pressure starting to try and build into the southern areas, may be some frost and foggy patches anot

and she joins us via skype from northern namibia. who better to talk to about these unhappy findings? great to have you with us on "dw news." we hear about the threat to the world elephant and rhino populations. why hasn't the threat to the world's cheetahs thin on the radar? >> i t think with the isissues h elephants and rhihinos are so perfect. ththe way the poaching occurs. that is what gets a lot of media attention. although we have been working towards cheetah conservation for myself over 40 years, and many of us over the last decade in putting together the data for this kind d of reporort that has come out to shshow where thehe cheetahs are, and the primary problem is that they are living outside protected areas. christopher: and that brings them into conflict with humans, small farmersrs, for i instance. >> that's s right. they becomome conflict animals wiwi livestock, goats and sheep. they don't do well in protected areas because the areas are too small. with that, developing programs to work together with communities and real

the i-team found three northern virginia workers used these cars to fill up their own personal rides. surveillance video shows one of the men in the act. that's bobby harris. and those are the gas pumps on base at ft. meyer. the thing is the feds say that's not his work car but his personal lincoln navigator. investigators say harris misused his card so frequently over two years he made off with at least $5,000 worth. special agent general services administration office of inspector general helped investigate harris' case. >> taxpayers funds paying for the gas. and as a steward of taxpayer dollars, we need to make sure it's spent on what it's intended for. >> harris pleaded guilty and has been order to repay the government, but the i-team has learned harris isn't alone. two employees at the u.s. army corps of engineers center in alexandria have admitted fraudulently using their cards. john diggs filled up at this sunoco station among other gas stations in alexandria but they say he was fueling personal cars including a mercedes-benz which is not his work car. he was sentenced 2 twenty

the weather front slipping slowly south across scotland, creeping into northern ireland through the afternoon. many of usn england, parts of wales. behind, colderair. around night. cold enough for snow showers. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president putin says he will resist calls to retaliate against america's expulsion of 35 russian diplomats. the us has accused the kremlin of hacking and publishing the emails of senior democrats during the us presidential campaign. mr putin also said that positive developments in relations

operating within syria that that left a lot people outside it, the kurdish groups operating in northern syria, what we usedpressed its fight against this ceasefire. some of whom operate in the ceasefire. those in the ceasefire had said i should stop this, this ceasefire is over. it is clearly a shaky ceasefire. you have explained the complicated situation very well. you have to wonder how, in those circumstances, you can never set up a process, epo, that can survive the fact that there are so many factions, many of whom, as you say, are outside that deal. i think it is extraordinarily difficult. you can wait for some to exhaust themselves, frankly, and thatis exhaust themselves, frankly, and that is they will be that the world will stop. other groups, will be picked off by international actors. deals are done on a bilateral basis. you might see soviet splitting up into different zones of influence. at the moment it is very difficult to see it as a total ceasefire. politically, diplomatically, dublin seven politically, diplomatically, dublin seve n saves politically, diplomatically, dublin seven saves in al

she is live in northern liberty for us tonight. >> reporter: rick and monica, this package thief pickedrong house, he was caught in the act right on camera, but these were not typical holiday gifts he stole. he walked away with coats donated for needy kids. there he is the package thief in action on the 800 block of north lawrence liberties, he walked up and walk add way with three of four packages on the front step left by ups. >> it's a bold move 4:20 p.m. broad daylight. >> daniel did not realize they were missing until two days later until she saw the tracking. one was a christmas gift she purchased the others she took were coat donations for kids. >> it was disappointing, because i knew the packages weren't things i bought. when i found out what was in the boxes, i realize that three less kids are getting a coat now. she is collecting winter gear from friends on social media. she is giving them to needy children in south philadelphia. >> it's a huge bummer

barack obama, announcing he's permanently banning oil and gas drilling in the "vast majority" of us—owned northern the northern atlantic and the arctic. it's not just it's notjust arctic it's not just arctic waters, northern waters. these areas have always been of particular concern because of disasters such as the exxon valdez oil spill in 1989. two years ago, a shell drilling rig ran aground in the arctic, that highlighted that this is a high risk environment. although there was no spill in that case. this is the reaction of the american petroleum institute which lobbies for the oil and gas industries. that is a reference to donald trump. this is pretty late in the day for president obama to be issuing bands like this. —— bans. here's matt mcgrath on why that might be. it's more about the future, there are projects in the arctic which will continue but no company is drilling there. they have leases, sheu drilling there. they have leases, shell has one existing lease but they tried a couple of years ago. it's all about the future. at this moment, nobody thinks those companies will go there, which

colder than that in northern ireland in scotland. the cold air will be behind usse are the temperatures first thing on the big day itself. christmas day, quite windy. a lot of cloud around. this cold front will go south during the day. bringing wet weather for northern ireland, the north of england, and north wales. the south is still quite mild. temperatures, 111—15 in the mildest spots. further north, cold air moving in. that means late in the day some of us could see a white christmas. the chance of getting a bit of snow in the hills of northern scotland. for boxing day, remember connor? i showed you that on the satellite. it is bringing strong winds to the northern isles of scotland where we have an amber weather warning. gale force gusts for the northern half of the uk. further south, quite windy. a lot of dry weather with sunshine. temperatures between 7—8. later next week, the weather should calm down and we will see a return of night—time frosts. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting at home and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: the un securi

mae ew s high-level clouds, not the types of clouds that bring us rain over northern california rightow. but during the day tomorrow into tuesday, we see that moisture begin to deepen as the first storm arrives on tuesday. so for tomorrow morning, 30s and 40s. another cool day around the bay area. highs in the mid-to upper 50s in san jose which is high for this time of year. tri-valley temperatures, 56, livermore. the same if you head over to san francisco, mostly cloudy, cool conditions at times and in the north bay, highs in the low 50 p not for monday but mid-morning on tuesday, it kind of hangs out north of san francisco, all the way tuesday evening into wednesday. nothing yet in the south bay. the focus for the first round certainly seems to be hung up here across the north bay. that's where we see the heaviest rain totals through wednesday afternoon and the system picks up in intensity on thursday as it aims in on the bay area. that could boost our rainfall rates with that thursday system and friday chilly conditions as the system tracks off towards the east. let's look at the s

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the problem, most of it for now will clip along to the north of us, meaning just northern edge of snow potential. later as we move overnight, that's when the warm front will push warm moisture into the rest of the area. although i'm looking at some of the snow that's starting to move through parts of maryland, creeping near delaware. be surprised with the temperatures we had if we saw a flake or two try to make it to the ground. break apart as it moves closer in will that's something we'll be watching through the morning here. a closer look with the clouds. we will stay cloudy at least throughout the entire day. sunday is going to be a great day. as we move forward sunday into monday, notice changeover conditions. look at today, 37 in philadelphia, 36 suburbs. cloudiness across the board, a peak at the shore. mostly snow we're looking at. in the afternoon you can see that snow is heading to the west of us. overnight it pushes in warm air. for most of us that changes over to rain. philadelphia to suburbs. we'll start with snow overnight in the suburbs and may see icing. burks county nea

northern border. so i think we had this discussion yesterday. i think the right word i'd use is i'm concerned about the northern border and the threats there. again,ly go back to the threat-based intelligence driven, operational focus approach that we need to have. what we need to do is make sure we're focused on threats not just numbers. so the number we all know i don't think is a great measure. if we apprehended 100 gang members or 100,000 six years old the if we're april pr -- i want to make sure that in all we do our allocation of resources, our request for requirements and resources, our measures in metrics, that first and foremost it's focused on the so what, the threat, and not just on the activity, numbers going forward, i think we need to continue to strengthen that. >> thank you. thank you both for what you do for the country. appreciate it. >> senator booker. >> thank you. first of all i want to thank you both for your service to our country, the jobs that you do, it's awesome responsibility. i stand in humble gratitude to both of you for what you do on a daily ba

. >> reporter: his aunt and uncle used to live in northern virginia aen and when they move the medals must have ended up in a donation pile. >> they're very happy they've been returned. >> i never expected we would find the family so quickly. i'm pleased, shocked, but pleased. it's a good day. >> reporter: he got to see those medals that had been lost for so long. >> i wanted to show you the medals. i've got them here with me and i hope that you can see these. >> oh, man. yes. very nice. >> we're excited to get them back to you. >> reporter: as it turns out the ceo of goodwill will be in south carolina next week so she plans to return these medals to the family in person. news 4. >>> to the vatican where pope a special cake was baked in his honor by a pastry chef in rome. he told the cardinals that the scarey thought of old age was on his mind. >> happy birthday to him. >>> you're telling folks to give it to noon to head out. >> we've heard multiple accidents that are causing backups. you don't want to get involved in that. stay warm and toasty with the nbc washington app. there's sto

the man who used to be the head of northern command, general genes, he tells us how the environment has1 we have seen the change in the number of threats and sophistication of threats that dod has increased its participation. >> so it really has changed in the intervening years. there is a massive military presence along with the secret service and protecting any president and true for president obama. it will be even altered if president trump spends as much time in new york as he intends to spend here. we'll are more on nightly news. there is a plan according to a senior military intelligence officials to have a drone of a reaper, circulating new york city that we won't be able to see. also, it could shoot down plane or missile if necessary. a drone that's armed or not just a drone that we think of photography drones. >> this is a military drone that would be able to take out a threat. >> and give realtime intelligence of those protecting. >> we have always known of the secret service involved. the extend of it since 9/11 is extraordinary. >> we have all the details. >> tonight "night

winds increase when you get into scotland and then blowing that severe gale across the northern isles. for most of use this — maybe minus the horse. let's a have a look at europe, then, how our friends are doing during the course of boxing day, not particularly cold. in paris around 12 degrees. not far off that in rome, with some sunshine. look at that, even moscow only —1 so not exactly a deep freeze across europe. here's tuesday — a big area if high pressure builds and that means a touch of frost in the morning across a large chunk of the uk maybe not in the far north—west — here a bit more of a breeze and thicker clouds. but those temperatures into single figures and now closer to what they should be this time of the year. the high—pressure is going to stick around for most of the week. in fact, into the run up to the new year. with the high pressure sticking around, that spells more frost and some fog as well so wednesday morning could be quite foggy in a few areas. chilly where the fog persists through the day so bear that in mind that the fog could be quite persistant across parts of england an

break ground under time on which water is seen as a great fortune and particularly for northern california. we also use this as an opportunity to again, break ground with a partnership that has demonstrated particularly with vista belmont, a relationship building that will go on for many many generations. this is what i'm most proud of. i'm proud of all the different agencies that got together whether it was our housing office, are recreation and park department are municipal transportation agency's among our partner with the transbay transit center and all of the different advocates including our supervisors to say let's do this right. let's have a development that is a model development that touches upon so many things that we constantly want to make sure progresses in our city. i am happy to see the official-go back up again on the site. that is of course, the claim but i am also happy to say that with that comes a foundation for a very strong relationship building between the company that is well respected in china and now is going to be because of these contributions, well respected right here in

northern border. so i think we had this discussion yesterday. i think the right word i'd use is i'm concerned about the northern border and the threats there. again, i go back to the threat-based intelligence driven, operational focus approach that we need to have. what we need to do is make sure we're focused on threats not just numbers. so the number we all know i don't think is a great measure. if we apprehended 100 gang members or 100,000 six years old the output measure would be the same. but we're not talking about the so what behind it. i want to make sure that in all we do our allocation of resources, our request for requirements and resources, our measures in metrics, that first and foremost it's focused on the so what, the threat, and not just on the activity, numbers going forward, i think we need to continue to strengthen that. >> thank you. thank you both for what you do for the country. appreciate it. >> senator booker. >> thank you. first of all i want to thank you both for your service to our country, the jobs that you do, it's awesome responsibility. i stand

us. northern syria and airspace over it is a congested area. we are finding our way through that right now, through the deconstruction process. this is something and we are very concerned about supporting our military objectives. we are concerned about supporting and keeping our forces safe. thatll look at how we do if there are some changes and how we do this. michael: over here please. thank you for the opportunity to speak. there was a question concerning iran again. there have been reports that iran is advancing not the military ways but their influence of politics and culture in america. -- latin america. what are the plans to counter this is nice -- advance? gen. votel: i think that question is probably better answered by -- this i think highlights the concern about iran. -- wek we have to look at can't confine our look at iran through just a nuclear program or this or that. we have to look at what they are attempting to do. iran has a place in the world and a place in the region. but when that plays out in the line ways and ways that cre

the winds increasing when you get into scotland and blowing severe gale across the northern isles. for most of usourse of boxing day, not particularly cold. in paris around 12 degrees. not far off that in rome, with some sunshine. and moscow —1 so not exactly a deep freeze in europe. 0n moscow —1 so not exactly a deep freeze in europe. on tuesday, a touch of frost in the morning across a large chunk of the uk maybe not in the north with more of a breeze and thick clouds. temperatures closer to what they should be this time of year. the high—pressure should stick around for most of the week. that's willsmore frost and some fault as well so wednesday morning could be quite foggy in a few areas full of chilly. where that in mind that the fault could be persisted across parts of england and wales so rather than the wind being a problem, it could well be the thick fog. the latest headlines from bbc news. the singer george michael has died. his publicist said he passed away peacefully at home. he was 53. he rose to fame in the 1980s as a member of the duo wham! police said there were no suspicious circ

walked out of the assembly again, a sign of the sheer political heat about this issue in northern ireland. for many of usnt in, there's from perth just an hour ago. rather misty and great but still nevertheless beautiful. this is how much cloud is across the country. the best of the sunshine really through much of northern ireland and parts of western scotla nd ireland and parts of western scotland as well. through the night to night the cloud and showery rain will drift westwards but we will keep those clear skies for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures falling away down below freezing and perhaps as low as —4 but things will change dramatically through the day. the wind and rain increasing, perhaps even storm force winds in the final. further south

winds increase when you get into scotland and then blowing that severe gale across the northern isles. for most of ussomething like this, maybe minus the horse. let's a have a look at europe, then, how our friends are doing during the course of boxing day. not particularly cold. in paris around 12 degrees. not far off that in rome, with some sunshine. look at that, even moscow only —1, so not exactly a deep freeze across europe. here's tuesday — a big area of high pressure builds, which means a touch of frost in the morning across a large chunk of the uk maybe not in the far north—west. here, a bit more of a breeze and thicker clouds. but those temperatures into single figures and now closer to what they should be this time of the year. the high—pressure is going to stick around for most of the week. in fact, into the run up to the new year. with the high pressure sticking around, that spells more frost and some fog as well, so wednesday morning could be quite foggy in a few areas. chilly where the fog persists through the day, so bear that in mind — that the fog could be quite persistant across part

colder than that in northern ireland in scotland. the cold air will be behind uson the big day itself. christmas day, quite windy. a lot of cloud around. this cold front will go south during the day. bringing wet weather for northern ireland, the north of england, and north wales. the south is still quite mild. temperatures, 14—15 in the mildest spots. further north, cold air moving in. that means late in the day some of us could see a white christmas. the chance of getting a bit of snow in the hills of northern scotland. for boxing day, remember connor? i showed you that on the satellite. it is bringing strong winds to the northern isles of scotland where we have an amber weather warning. gale force gusts for the northern half of the uk. further south, quite windy. a lot of dry weather with sunshine. temperatures between 7—8. later next week, the weather should calm down and we will see a return of night—time frosts. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: the un security council passes

where they will get hit hard with the blizzard is northern new england, the low develops too late for us and becomes a powerhouse storm east of new england bringing 1 to 2 feet of snow in northern new england. just in winter weather advisories for the poconos. here is the precipitation with the front early tomorrow morning before it transfers it's energy to a new low developing off the east coast of boston. starting at 5:00 p.m. through 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. they see 1 to 3 inches into your thursday, and all of this arrives for the rush tomorrow. 7:30 a.m. and the majority in the green. the northern berks county and northern bucks could briefly begin at wet snow before this flips over to rain even that far north. what to expect it begins around down a .25 to .50 inch of rain breach snow at allentown and reading and then it all turns to rain and ends early afternoon. we'll show you the numbers before it turns to snow and the seven day into the new year coming up in just a bit. >> thank you adam. with snow possible, check back often at 6abc.com/weather the power of stormtracker 6 live double

freezing across northern areas with wintry showers, hailand northern areas with wintry showers, hail and thunder. storm conor deal to enough of us met office, windy conditions across scotland. lovely boxing day in england, but temperatures lower. in scotland, 10 degrees colder than today. in the following days, fog could be a problem for travel. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: the queen pays tribute to unsung heroes who do "small acts of goodness" in her christmas message. i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours. but she's forced to miss the christmas day church service at sandringham because of a heavy cold. 11 bodies have been recovered from the black sea after a russian military plane crashes, killing all 92 people on board. also in the next hour, in his christmas day sermon the archbishop of canterbury says the last year has left the world "awash with division and fear". pope francis calls for a new effort for peace between israel and the palestinians, at his christmas mass

createoriginal idea to this group was to give a gift act to the use of the pueblos in northern new mexico. pueblos were the ones who originated the hoop dance in its original form. over the years and generations it has been lost. in it's original form it was a healing ceremony. if you were out of balance physically, spiritually, or emotionally, it was a ceremony that the medicine man would perform to bring you back to balance. when the youth lose connection with their culture, we find they get lost a lot. in this busy world, with the internet and technology, it is a , native american dance that is part of their cultural heritage that has given them the confidence, self-esteem, and pride as they go through their lives of high school, college, and beyond. we feel that to give them this arrow and quiver is something that they will be able to take pride in and to represent themselves and their cold background and people. this stance, it celebrates and reminds us of the beautiful things in nature. during the performance, we see hoops inren leavweave designs from nature. they are doing air and

break ground under time on which water is seen as a great fortune and particularly for northern california. we also use this as an opportunity to again, break ground with a partnership that has demonstrated particularly with vista belmont, a relationship building that will go on for many many generations. this is what i'm most proud of. i'm proud of all the different agencies that got together whether it was our housing office, are recreation and park department are municipal transportation agency's among our partner with the transbay transit center and all of the different advocates including our supervisors to say let's do this right. let's have a development that is a model development that touches upon so many things that we constantly want to make sure progresses in our city. i am happy to see the official-go back up again on the site. that is of course, the claim but i am also happy to say that with that comes a foundation for a very strong relationship building between the company that is well respected in china and now is going to be because of these contributions, well respected right here in

gears now, we take you to northern japan where people there are dealing with a winter storm, quite a contrast from the sunny weather we're having in tokyo. robert speda joins us with the details. >> a big difference from northern japan down towards central japan and the west. japan has been seeing cloudy skies all morning. where you're seeing the rough weather is the sea of japan coastline. that's really stopping a lot of that moisture from making it over towards tokyo. it's exceptionally dry, sunny weather, but the rough weather is back to the north. some areas of hokkaido have been looking at fairly gusty winds, winds gusting up to 123 kilometers per hour. and the big thing, when we're talking about blizzard conditions, there's the snow of course, you need that snowfall, but it's the wind combined with it that reduces visibility and causes dangerous windchill out here and that is still going to be one of the big issues as we go through the next 12 hours. we have high pressure ridging in from the west. that's clearing things up from western japan. but in the north, we still have that additional pressure gradient and wins gusting up to 120 miles an hour. the

colder than that in northern ireland in scotland. the cold air will be behind us on christmas day.ig day itself. christmas day, quite windy. are a lot of cloud around. this cold front will go south during the day. wet weather for northern ireland, the north of england, and north wales. the south is still quite mild. temperatures, 14-15 in is still quite mild. temperatures, 14—15 in the mildest spots. further north, cold air moving in. that means late in the day some of us could see a white christmas. the chance of getting a bit of snow in the hills of northern scotland. boxing day. remember connor? i showed do that on the satellite. it is bringing strong winds to the northern isles of scotland where we have an amber weather warning. gale force gusts for the northern half of the uk. further south, force gusts for the northern half of the uk. furthersouth, quite force gusts for the northern half of the uk. further south, quite windy. sunshine. temperatures between 7—8. later next week, the weather should turn down and we will see a return of night—time frost. the headlines on bbc new

northern california. this video coming to us from redding. that system is moving towards washington and oregon. abc's rob marciano explains why that could cause problems for the northwest. >> the problem with this cold air in place we have storms coming in from the pacific so snow event for portland and seattle could see 2 to 5 inches in those cities and they don't do well with that amount of snow. >> all of this comes as people in north dakota are digging out from a blizzard. here's an impact giving new meaning to the term snowed in. this is glen berg. they had a seven-foot snowdrift there that molded right into their front door. i think the kids had ray snow day. >>> breaking overnight two major manhunts under way this morning in the south. south carolina prison officials are looking williamsson who say they broke out of mccormick correctional institution serving life in prison. now, police say williamsson may be the same man who stabbed a police officer rat a columbia walmart a few hours later. the officer was responding to a shoplifting call when an attacker stuck her several times with a k