by the early 1960s, 2,000 are fleeing into west berlin. the east german leader tries to escape by going on the airwaves and saying, and this is a quote, no one has any intention of building a wall. one month later that is exactly what he does. what starts as a brick wall eventually becomes a 12-foot high 3 feet thick wall with a top to prevent wire mesh, electrical fencing, tripwires, searchlights and sandwich makes it easy to spot the footprints. it stretches over 100 miles in circlinencircling berlin and ske country. one year later in 1962 to the great disappointment his youngest son is ordered to be a border guard to serve at the berlin wall. within the building oattend a bl and 61 and the default in the ed nine come almost 150 people would be shocked trying to escape. some 1,000 others killed while trying to cross the border elsewhere while drowning in the baltic sea or the river. the berlin wall is clearly built to keep people in that the east german leadership tells its people it is built to keep subversives out, subversives on the we

the border between east and west germany is cured in berlin due to the interconnected nature of the city, people are still able to escape into west berlin but by now there are rumors the regime and to someday build a structure, perhaps a wall, to permanently separate west berlin from the east, cutting off the last hope of escape. by the early 1960s, 2000 east germans a day are fleeing into west berlin. the east german leader tried to go on the airwaves and say, this is a quote, no one has any intention of building a wall. but one month later that is exactly what he does. what starts as a barbed wire and brick wall becomes a 12 foot high, 3 foot thick concrete wall with a rounded top to prevent grasping, wire mesh, electrical fencing, tripwires, searchlight and a death strip, 100 yard wide gauntlet of carefully rigged fans that make it easy to spot the footprints of escapees. the wall stretches over 100 miles completely encircling berlin and sealed the country. one year later in 1962, to my grandparents, his youngest son, my uncle is ordered to be a border guard to serve at the berlin wal

lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 3 roads are wet and slick this morningroads have been treated. watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure. the snow and icy roads caused dozens of accidents across southeastern wisconsin. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from washington county with a closer look at the conditons this morning. kyle? we are in slinger this morning.... where the roadways appear to be wet. i'll step out of the way and give you a

the u.s. army military headquarters in west germany. .. reading their mail, listening in on conversations, tracking their movements, gathering compromising details in an attempt to learn people's witnesses so that can be exploited. in the book i talk about how they try to get the family to inform on each other and even send my grandparents to the west on a second spy mission to find out about and his work and her new husband, my father, who is a u.s. army intelligence officer stationed at the headquarters. this is the last time my mother would see her parents. in the east they ramp up the use of informants using its own citizens to work as spies who report on their neighbors, classmates, colleagues, teachers, even teachers, even their own family members. the program is a success because no one can be trusted and no one knows who the informants are. it could be your friend, the person you share an office with, a teammate on a on a sports team, the janitor in your apartment complex. the program of using informants would have eventually have o

lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. s night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 roads are wet and slick this morningroads have been treated. watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41 s the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave

winds will also be strong ag of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 w: 30 27 to 33 we certainly pyour isf to a go. goomorng ami is next. and we'll be back with a local ws update in about 20inutes.als! a warm front will be pushing good morning america is next. and we'll be back with a local news update in about 20 minutes. also make sure to join us at eleven for the kcrg- tv9 news at midday. have a great >>> good morning, america. trail of destruction. this twister in florida caught on camera as deadly t

it makes the west look foolish and stupid. e putin have a coherent policy but he has picked a target and he has won. if it's the rules of grozny, which means nothing much left, he's still won and people pay attention to that. i think the timing of the fall of aleppo could not be worse for president 0bama, because it will overshadow his last month in the white house. we may see some action from him in the next few weeks over russia's involvement and the hacking which is separate but connected, given russian involvement. the timing is interesting. i think around the world people are in wait and see mode waiting for the new administration to take their seats in the white house. obviously, the actions in the last few weeks by the russian backed assault in aleppo was about getting facts on the ground, rushing as quickly as possible to get that situation in so we have a fait accompli, if you like, in the city before donald trump takes over. there are still rebel strongholds throughout the country so this is by no means over. it may i

quite windy, the south—west wind bringing in milderairand quite wet for the north and west. tchy rain and drizzle for the western coasts and hills, but further east breaks in the cloud, sunshine coming through. still chilly in the south—east, fog lingering, with the south—west breeze, in the north and west, double figures. new year's eve, that weather front still there across scotland, edging south, getting into northern ireland. patchy rain for the west of england, try on new year's eve, not quite so—called in the london area. towards midnight, that whether fund clearing from scotla nd that whether fund clearing from scotland and northern ireland, moving south into northern england and north wales. in the south, relatively mild, about eight agrees, to the north of that, turning colder, that thing continuing into the new year. weatherfront colder, that thing continuing into the new year. weather front heading south, cold are following behind. all the way from the arctic, as we get into new year's day, expect some lower temperatures and some snow showers, mainly in the north o

or in the west? >> much more robust. i mean, far more robust. the israeli media does not hold back on political issues or issues of settlements like this. polling has showed about 60% of israelis are full settlements for security issues. what some people may not realize is many settlers are exempt from military service. if you're israeli, you have to serve. but for religious reasons, many settlers don't serve in the military. this settlement still needs protection. so somebody from the israeli army or unit has to be stationed deep in the west bank in order to protect that settlement. that is a major political problem in israel. >> so the bottom line is why in this particular case do you think it's been so hard to bring these two sides about resolving some issues? >> for the israeli politicians, especially this administration, the administration of benjamin netanyahu, it's a security issue. they view settlements as necessary for israel. israel proper here's security. they view these settlements as the front line. this has become the new front line

subversives from the west out. the family in the east knows it and those in east germans might be fooled millions of others know exactly why the wall is built. from now my grandmother has built a wall of her own and even gave it a name, the family wall. i would like to read another excerpt of the book, the safe haven she had begun to create the day the soviet stepped foot to shelter her family from the suffocation of the regime now had a name. she declared the family wall a sanctuary, refuge where the family would preserve their souls by keeping it out. the children followed the lead and the concept took hold. inside the family wall the children let down their guard, the fabric of east german society began to pray under the you of an orwellian climate of oppression and families wondered if they could trust their spouses, parents or siblings. she demanded family trust and loyalty. behind closed doors, she insisted they foster the idea of the family wall to have a chance against the regime out to crush the spirit of i

now, at the same time, we have to be clear about what is happening in the west bank. the israeli prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution but his current coalition is the most right wing in israeli history with an agenda driven by the most extreme elements. the result is that policies of this government which the prime minister himself just described has more committed to settlements than any in israel's history, are leaning in the opposite direction. they are leaning towards one state. in fact, israel is increasingly consolidated control over much of the west bank for its own purposes, effectively reversing the transitions to greater palestinian civil authority that were called for by the oslo accords. i don't think most people in israel, certainly in the world, have any idea how broad and systematic the process has become, but the facts speak for themselves. the number of settlers in the roughly 130 israeli settlements each of the 1967 lines has steadily grown. the settler population in the west bank alone, not including east jerusalem, has increased by

winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w -20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35o1night: clou: recountsnrway thisrning in wiscn a recount is underway this after last month's presidential election. president-elect donald trump won that state in a close race with democrat hillary clinton. election workers in 72 counties across the state started recounting ballots at 9:00 this morning. the workers have until next thursday to finish counting. green party candidate jill stein requested the recount in wisconsin as well as pennsylvania and michigan. she raised millions of dollars to hold the recounts in the those states. poli

now, at the same time we have to be careful about what is happening in the west bank. sraeli prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution, but his current coalition is the most right wing in israeli history with an agenda driven by the most extreme elements. the result is that policies of this government which the prime minister himself just described has more more commit today settlement than any in israel's history, our leading in the opposite direction, they're leading towards one state. in fact, israel has increasingly consolidated control over much of the west bank for its own purposes. effectively reversing the transitions to greater palestinian civil authority that were called for by the accords. i don't think most people in israel and certainly in the world have any idea how broad and systematic the process has become. but the facts speak for themselves. the number of settlers in the roughly 130 israeli settlement east of the 1967 lines has steadily ground. the settler population in the west bank alone not including east jerusalem has increased by nearl

highs in the mid 20s. west winds 15 to 20 mph.thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 3 roads are wet and slick this morningwatch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the our top story at 6 -- the milwaukee county district attorney's office will ?not? file charges against the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed jay anderson. the shooting happened back in june at madison park.the wauwatosa police department has now released dash cam video of the shooting-- the video so many people have been waiting to see. cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann? has been covering this story since he joins us live from the wauwatosa police department to show you the video. 28 seconds. that's how long the video released by the tosa police department is.we do want to warn you the video is disturbing. the officer involved activated the c

that was used against the west and the united states suggesting that president obama and the west inaccuratelyt me fe emphasize, had something to do with the assassination. >> i think we have to make clear that, no matter what we do, it will be misconstrued and turned into propaganda. i don't think that we can try to tailor our actions in u.s.-russia policy to avoid it being used in propaganda efforts. right now, putin, given the weak state of his economy relies on anti-americanism in order to prop himself up. so whether we engaged in sanctions or we let this interference in u.s. elections go, putin's only path to remaining in power is to create a boogie man, the straw man, of america on the other side. i am not as concerned about that. they'll always try to twist what we do to create us as a convenient enemy to sustain his popularity inside russia. >> senator, there have been sanctions against russia since the annexation of crimea. all that did was dissuade vladimir putin to interfere in our elections. what evidence is there that any sanctions work on putin? >> i think we have to understand t

trends indicate a comprehensive effort to take the west bank land for israel. and prevent any palestinian development there. today, the 60% of the west bank known as area c, much of which was supposed to be transferred to palestinian control long ago under the's lower courts, much -- the oslo accords much of it , is effectively off-limits to palestinian development. most today has essentially been taken for exclusive use by israel, simply by unilaterally designating it as state land or including it within the jurisdiction of regional settlement councils. israeli farms flourish in the jordan river valley, and israeli resorts the shores of the dead sea. a lot of people do not realize this. they line the shore of the dead sea where palestinian development is not allowed. in fact, almost no private palestinian building is approved in area c at all. only one permit was issued by israel in all of 2014 and 2015. while approvals for hundreds of settlement units were advanced during the same time. moreover, palestinian structures in area c that do not have a permit from

now at the same time, we have to be clear about what is happening in the west bank. the israeli prime minister publicly supports a two state solution. but his current coalition is the most right wing in is really -- in israeli history with an agenda driven by the most extreme elements. the result is that policies of this government, which the prime minister just described as more committed to settlements than any in israel's history are leading in the opposite direction. they are leading towards one state. in fact, israel has increasingly consolidated control over much of the west bank for its own purposes, effectively reversing the transitions to greater civil -- palestinian civil authority that were called for by the oslo accords. i don't think most people in israel and certainly in the world have any idea how broad and systematic the process has become. but facts speak for themselves. the number of settlers in the roughly 130 israeli settlements east of the 1967 lines has steadily grown. the settler population in the west bank alone, not including east jerusalem, h

lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 forecast...today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 30s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. toss back to mike 3 36 people are known dead and the death toll may rise after sunday's warehouse fire in oakland california. edward lawrence has the latest on one of the year's worst fire disasters. (package scrip

highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 3 roads are wet and slick this morningroads have been treated. watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will 3 a trooper wound up in the hospital after a car slammed into his cruiser yesterday during the storm. it happened on i-41 ?in washington county?just north of slinger. state patrol tells us the trooper was on scene of ?another? crash when it happened.a family from michigan was in the other car... the mother a

he was a person that represented the freedom of the west, the rugged individualism of the west. he had a strong job and -- strong jaw and bright eyes and reminded people what it was like to live in the western united states. through his presidential theaign, and his work in united states senate, he was a person who represented the interests of the west to the general population and presented a new idea of what the west could be. the first material we will look at today is this lovely handwritten ledger which presents the first minutes of the arizona territorial normal school. father was thes first president of the territorial school. you can see his signature at the bottom of the first minutes of the normal school on july of 1885. so being a leading citizen he saw the great opportunity to bring a great educational institution to tempe. normalhen, attended the and went on to stanford university. u.s.came our first 1912 thentive in became an important member of the united states senate. i have selected some materials from the haden papers -- hayden papers. this file has to do with

the west knows what he's look. the other image is the 19 -- the man -- he is also "time's" man of the year in 1942. in his office within the dark towered kremlin in his office within the dark towered kremlin, josef stalin workedas his desk 16 to 18 hours a day. he kept a globe in front of him showing the course of campaigns. he defended heroically in the civil wars of 1917 to 1920. this time he again defended it and mostly by willpower. new streaks of gray in his hair and etching of fatigue on his granite face but no break in his hold on russia and none long neglected of his responsibilities outside the soviet borders. is this the same guy? you have the dilemma of how do you deal with -- before world war ii, communism is fired much more than fascism. now he is -- this country is now your ally. how do you deal with it? the decision was, we're going to base this on shared values and not enemy is my enemy. so there's a massive information campaign that turned joe stalin into ronald reagan. and what you end up with is -

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports versus center. >> they are on a great stretch. can you believe it, the wizards have actually won their sixth consecutive game at the verizon center. the bucs handed the wizards their worst loss of the year. washington trying not threat that happen again, especially at home. wizards are good, not just lucky at the verizon center this season. rolling the dice again second quarter, john wall a pass to morris. 18 points for morris, the wizards are down four at the half. fourth quarter. wall wizards down 4, steps back. now the wizards within two. bucs back up. kicks it out to bradley beal, number 3 knocks it down for three. that brings the wizards within one. with under one minute to play ball worked to otto juniporter. >>> the redskins are going to finish with back to back winning seasons for the first time in almost 20 years but the injuries, a suspension, throw in a tie ball game, gruden says this has been a crazy year

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that may be the highest 40 in elkins, west virginia. on the other side of that front down to virginia beach coming in close to 60 degrees. you can see where that cold air is, all the way down towards the coastline. going to continue to be there. now, i mentioned the cold. above 1500 feet. that's why we have winter weather advisories here. we're talking winter weather advisory for hardy, morgan county, allegheny county, western allegheny under an ice storm warning. you've got kids going up to frostburg, might as well give them a call and mess. garrett county, maryland, now under a winter storm warning out there. that is once again for ice related to that of what's happening. now, as far as the traffic is concerned, we'll continue to see that extremely heavy rain all across our region through 7:00, 8:00. when i come back to you guys in about the next 15 to 20 minutes, we're going to talk about the end of this rain and then the beginning of the arctic cold moving on in. see you then. >> there's good news. >>> president-elect donald trump is

winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 thanks britley is helping to calm a series of wildfires in eastern tennessee today. that's allowing authorities to get a better picture of the damage and consider opening communities that were evacuated the mayor of gatlinburg says officials are discussing the possibility of re-opening the town on friday. officials say they believe a person caused the fire. they say seven people have died. the fire has destroyed or dama

stalin did not understand the west at all. peaceably did not understand things like the atlantic charter. and youyou will you you are you and that the west went to war to try you and you will to bring are in democratic values and the united nations, a different and he and vision of the post you world war. he did not believe it at all. he had a totally different vision of the post-war world. yeltsin gives an do this. for security and clinical know your will and a ideological and, he felt he needed to acquire space and he needed to maintain absolute control and no country, especially not germany, you whatever ever be able to the and you kind of turnaround in the future. so he began with his inroads into central europe. will a you a each country followed a similar but not identical pattern because stalin was trying to keep up and appearances of coalition governments and so on. you he did not want to provoke and the west into reacting. but as i mentioned earlier, he had hand-picked communist leaders who had worked in moscow during

south winds up to 5 mph shifting to the west 5 to15 mph in the afternoon. tonight...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. westwinds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. mostly cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. westwinds 10 to 15 mph with gusts to around 30 mph. wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. west winds10 to 15 mph. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. west winds 15 to 20 mph.thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. friday...partly sunny. highs 3 3 roads are wet and slick this morningwatch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and closed at our top story at 5 -- the milwaukee county district and killed jay anderson.the shooting happened in june at madison park.and following the d-a's decision... the wauwatosa police department has released dash cam video of the incident. cbs 58's kyle aevermann has been covering the story since the morning of the shooting. he joins us live from the wauwatosa police department with the video... kyle? 28 seconds. that's how long the video released by the tosa police department is.we do want to warn you thde dist

south winds up to 5 mph shifting to the west tonight...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. westwinds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. mostly cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. westwinds 10 to 15 mph with gusts to around 30 mph. wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. west winds10 to 15 mph. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. west winds 15 to 20 mph.thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 new this morning ... a car crashes into a house in west allis overnight. it happened near 60th and orchard around 10 p.m.west front porch of the house.they say alcohol does appear to be a factor in the crash.we spoke with a woman living in the house who says she was sleeping when this happened. 3:34:21:03 - 3:34:28:00 i thought my granddaughter fell out of bed at first ...and i was just going to go back to sleep and she called and said somebody hit the house." 3 she says the some of the siding of the house was damaged.police say they have no information on injuries yet. 3 3 the milwaukee county d-a ?wo

. >> tonight the un security council eats to consider a resolution on israeli settlements in the west bank. after that, russian president holds a news conference in moscow where he is asked about topics, occluding the u.s. election and the war in syria. on friday, the un security council passed a resolution that calls for an end to israeli settlements in the west bank. the u.s. was the only country to abstain from the vote, while the rest of the council voted in favor. forward by new zealand, malaysia, venezuela, and senegal, is the first on israel to be adopted in nearly eight years.

in the name of restaurant in west allis opened about 30 minutes ago. the newest wisconsin location is on highway 100. many people camped out overnightbecausethe first ?100 customers? in line will win free chick-fil a for a year. customers were fil a for a year. customers were let into the new restaurant on a red carpet for their achievement. packers great ... donald driver will be in our area today .. .taking donations for a good cause. driver will be a celebrity donation attendant at goodwill in west allis on oklahoma avenue. he will be there as people drop off items. giving you 80 reasons to stop on by to donate ...around 9:45 this morning. bmo harris bank will make a major announcement today about its downtown office space. space.the announcement is happening at 11 this morning . ile the company hasn't released any details yet... harris will build a 25-story office tower... next to its current office buildi on water street downtown.stay with cbs 58 for the latest on this story. 3 still ahead ... a rock wrapped in leather....the unbelievable gift that

winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 thanks britley. family and friends of one of the people killed in a ash on 3 llotogether today for a neght vigil.-year-old martrl ts his passenger, 22-year-old kaitlyn hall, died in the crash this past weekend. night's viifor watson and his family. it will start at 7 at 1119 3rd street sw in cedar rapids. watson leaves behind a 5-year-old daughter. kaitlyn hall's mother says watson and hall were also expecting a child together. cedar rapids police say

the west is far too weak to present a solid front that it used to have. to terms with its own crisis. 2017 will not see the end of that. the case for a cold war. we discussed this before. for there being some kind of new cold war in this continent of ours, is ukraine, which you have pointed out is a matter of great sensitivity to russia. as you know, the baltic nations, sweden for example is reinforcing islands in the baltic that they withdrew troops from 25 years ago. it is doing extraordinary things. real sensitivities in the baltic states as well so how do you see the relations between putin and the west, particularly nato? relations between putin and the west will be terrible because nato is not only closing to the borders, it is actually increasing military presence right on the border and anyone who knows the real situation in europe would laugh at the assumption that russia is planning to attack the baltics or poland 01’ anybody else in europe. hadn‘t russian generals thought aloud about the possibility of, i'm quoting here, a limited nuclear war i

the west virginia shot down over 20 japanese planes. west virginia. bomb fragment spiralled out and hit him in the stomach. he was there and continue to command his ship. a call men patched up, but he died on the deck of his ship 2.5 hours later.|j guess in the wake of all of this, we should all welcome reconciliation, that the japanese and americans have struck a strong alliance. president 0bama visited hiroshima for a ceremony there. is your concern that this current episode is being used in some way for political gain? well, i think the events should be respected in their own right, even if 75 years have passed. 0f respected in their own right, even if 75 years have passed. of course well over 2000 people were killed. the original attack was unprovoked. there may have been embargo ‘s earlier and ahistorical spiralling towards war, but it was an unprovoked attack, and well over 2000 people died —— embargo a snag. that's sad reality and the fact that we of course went on to four years of war there after, just as later we had hiroshima a

the weather front creeps into the north west of scotla nd front creeps into the north west of scotlande rain in the western hills of scotland. further south, some brightness coming in but watch out for the fog personal thing and later we may have thicker cloud in the east counties for the odd spot of rain. fog is the real issue at the moment but for many it is get out and get on with it. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at midday: ahead of a strike on southern rail tomorrow, the rmt leader, mick cash, denies accusations his union is using the dispute to take on the government. for us it's all about safety, it's our absolute priority and that's what we're seeking to do and we are very frustrated that we can't get a deal. in the last hour, fresh hope for civilians trapped without supplies in the syrian city of aleppo, as rescue efforts begin again after two days of disruption. swearing an oath to british values — a government plan to make all public sector workers pledge to commit to values like democracy, equality and freedom of speech. also in the next hour, ore odu

from the west lawn of the u.s. capital, this is 15 minutes. >> good evening. welcome to our annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. [applause] i am stephen ayers, the architect of the capitol and i am excited this evening to serve as your master of ceremonies. first i would like to extend a big thank you to the united states air force ceremonial brass band under the direction of captain dustin doyle. let's give them a round of applause. thank you. in 1964 the eighth architect of the capitol, george stewart, had the suggestion from the speaker of the house, john mccormick, established the annual tradition and by 1970g a tree the united states forest service joined in the holiday cheer by providing a capitol christmas tree from one of america's spectacular and inspiring national forests. year, ladies and gentlemen, the payette national forest in , theygraciously graciously provided this magnificent ingle min spruce behind me to serve as the 2016 capitol christmas tree. , theeping with tradition speaker of the house, the honorable pa

there's the winds from the west in the teens, giving us windchills in the mid to upper 20s. a coat required this morning. keep it handy this afternoon, as well. we'll see temperatures on the cool side, 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 40 by noon. 41 by 1:30. it will be windy which will add to the chilly feel. winds will gust 30 to 40 miles per hour. the windchills will make it feel like the 20s at the best of times this afternoon. the complete updated forecast for the weekend, it's looking good, matt, details coming up. traffic is looking good so far this morning, as well. we'll take it, good morning mr. murphy, we're live along the vine street expressway, construction cleared out early this morning, the crews won't return until tuesday night. you're good to go on 676 the vine expressway between the schuylkill expressway and i-95. speaking of those two, no extra overnight construction on i-95 or the schuylkill expressway, blue route looks good. let's check out this spot, queen village where we had the water main break last tuesday, every since they were doing the repairs you're witho

and stalin did not understand the west at all. simply did not understand things like the atlantic charter. that the west was at war to try to bring democratic values and the united nations, to bring a different vision of the post world war into fruition. he did not believe it at all. he had a totally different vision of the post-war world. tehran,nto, -- and yalta, and potsdam gives vision to this. four political and bilateral politicalfor and ideological reasons he felt , he needed to acquire space and he needed to maintain absolute control and no country, especially not germany, would ever be able to the kind of turnaround in the future. so he began with his inroads into central europe. each country followed a similar but not identical pattern , because stalin really was still trying to keep up the appearance of reelections, coalition, and so on. he did not want to provoke the west into reacting. but as i mentioned earlier, in each of these countries he had , hand-picked communist leaders who had lived in moscow during the war.

the core of the strongest winds looked like being across the far north—west of scotland, the north—westthe western and northern isles, gusts of 80, possibly 90 miles an hour, enough to cause significant power disruption —— travel disruption and power outages. be prepared for significant disruption as we had through tomorrow evening. the strongest of the winds relent but a good old gale blowing as we headed to christmas eve across the north, frequent wintry showers, snow down to quite low levels. further south on christmas eve are bright and breezy day, plenty of sunshine. most of the action is further north. more rain arriving by the christmas eve across the far north—west of scotland and into northern ireland as the next system arrives. following a similar track, the low pressure not as intense. the winds will be just as strong but watch this space. within the system and there is relatively warm air, we could get into mid—teens in one or two black —— one places on christmas day. a band of rain on the cold front sweeps southeast with later on on christmas day, a band of rain, following

while eastern aleppo fell, the west was a bystander. has now failed completely. aleppo, though, looks to be a turning point. tonight, the foreign secretary of britain said that bashar al—assad must go again. but the downfall of the president looks like a hollow tree it. the president has not done it. earlier in the war there was a chance to do it, but that chance is gone now that he is russia's man. it will not be easy to move to victory in syria, but now they have the momentum. jeremy bowen, bbc news. vladimir putin has called donald trump to call for better relations. the russian president said he did not want a new arms race to the west after donald trump suggested he would expand the nuclear arsenal of america. he also rejected allegations they intervened in the election. he is always confident, but is he a little confused? as vladimir putin met the worlds media today, there was mixed signals from across the atlantic. donald trump, sabre rattling one moment and stalking friendship the next. the kremlin leader said he hoped he and ame

mostly sunny skies in the desert and the west... and temps will stay below normal until later this weekend. we'll check the winds and bigger cool down coming. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the rodeo is back. over the 10-days... about 1-hundred 70-thousand town for the national finals rodeo -- taking place inside the thomas and mack. but before the main event -- the doors will be open for cowboy christmas. at the las vegas convention center... and that's where we find michael stevens in the center of all the action. hey michael? ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten... earlier, we checked out the stables... and animals at the thomas and mack... but now we've moved over to center... where cowboy christmas just opened to the public. for those not familiar... it started back in 19-86... and brings in over 4-hundred vendors from across the country and canada to las vegas. think about it... this entire floor 4-hundred and 40-thousand square feet... packed with western wear... we're talking boots... spurs... furniture... art... and of course hats... hundre

on the other side, the west administered by the nato allies and is based on democracy and freedom. as the as they begin to develop the west thats soviets stripped the east everything from railroad tracks to farm machinery to toilets even doorknobs, entire cities and towns are gutted. factors are dismantled to be reassembled in the soviet union. food is to be turned in. divided equally among the people, which is either slow to happen or does not happen at all in the communist authorities called the state private land, private property and the soviets and communists impose rules which essentially amounts to

it has arrived across the far west of scotla nd has arrived across the far west of scotland and we hade snow across the highlands. but it is the wind thatis the highlands. but it is the wind that is the issue through today gci’oss that is the issue through today across the north west. the gusts in excess across the north west. the gusts in excess of a0 or 50 miles an hour at developing at the moment so some severe gales could be likely. at the same time we have a band of rain moving down into the midlands and gradually moving into the south west. but the real issue is those showers across the north west, involving some hail, sleet and snow put up feeling quite cool out there as well. the cloud and rain sit gci’oss as well. the cloud and rain sit across the midlands and down into the south west. but across south—east england not a bad afternoon. most of the rain not arriving until after dark. then that d rifts arriving until after dark. then that drifts further south and east and we could see some frost. the showers keep on going into the far north—west, we could have an issue with ice

that wind will still be gusty out of the west. so despite temperatures in the 30s, this is what it's going to feel like when you head to work and school around 7:00 in the morning. feeling like the mid 20s to the mid 30s. we'll take a closer look at the weekend forecast coming up. >> thanks sarah. new at 4:30, u.s. marshals arrest a fugitive wanted for a murder in keene, new hampshire. jere boston. shot someone back in september and has been on the run ever since. he tried to escape from a second floor window at a home in winchester court in keene last night. but they were able to arrest him. >> the united nations is stressing the need to stop the stigma of those living with aids worldwide in honor of world aids day. it's estimated 37 million people are infected with hiv right now. a new vaccine trial is kicked off this week in west africa. patients need care, and protection. >> talking about the trple threat young women face not knowing their hv status, life saving treatment and notings about in power to protect herself. >> britai

as this weather front from the north—west. as this weather fro nt ta kes from the north—west. he air gets colder behind it, possibly cold enough for a late white christmas in scotland. but otherwise, very mild and after christmas, the wind drops, should become dry with some frost. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 8.00pm: police say anis amri, the chief suspect in the berlin market truck attack, left finger prints on the vehicle. today the christmas market, scene of so much carnage on monday, has reopened. chancellor angela merkel commended the public for their response to the attack. i must say that i have been very proud of the calmness and composure shown by people and also of course by the officers that have been at work here. two men have been found guilty of manslaughter, after a tipper truck crashed in bath last year, killing four people including a young girl. up to 80 inmates have reportedly taken control of a wing at a category b training prison, on the isle of sheppey in kent.