theresa may was even in brussels. proposals for northern ireland. we will not accept any form of regulatory diverging switch separates northern ireland economically or politically from the re st of economically or politically from the rest of the uk. a dramatic intervention and back to stalemate. after more late—night talks, finally, a breakthrough. for now at least. sufficient progress has now been made on the terms of the divorce. this was a difficult negotiation for the european union as well as for the united kingdom. you can say that again, jean—claude. that is what it was all about.” very much welcome the prospect of moving ahead to the next phase. will you be separated, mr barnier, cracking open the champagne? i'm still working. the chief negotiator wasn't quite jumping for i°y- ultimate arbiter, put about in your pipe and smoke it. back home, critics like him would sell rating either. amazing isn't it british by minister has to fly through the middle of the night to meet some unelected bureaucrats who patted o

leaders that she is in a political spot very they may need to respond to this, or they may choose toeye and except affect that it is the cost of doing business with theresa may. vonnie: what is better for the conservative party, being led by theresa may or not for the future? john: it is far from me to comment on the list above the anty, but if you are likeious party who might to imagine himself or herself asking in the front door prime minister, i think this is not the time to do it. what you are seeing is a strategy to let her do the hard part and it is a long road and long nights of negotiations ahead, not over the next 15 months but over the next two or three years. we are already hearing parts of the conservative party say it may be longer than that. you are seeing a lot of opportunistic conservative members in the background biding now my not but be the time to force her out given there are so many difficult issues. mark: we were ambushed by theresa may, and i don't want to this wonderfuln piece. trump wins second term. that stands out. john: that is one of the provocative ones

it comes out on may 11th. i did not know on may 1st what we were going to ahear. we had to have very difficult conversations with the mayor regarding a negative $20 million. i think this is a good example of why it would be very challenging if the board had had to make a cut that large in such a short period of time. similarly, i know the controller mentioned that -- and actually be budget analysts -- this conversation has happened in the past. one of the outcomes of that is that we actually do, in a year when budgets are all open, we do propose a significant portion of the budget already on may 1st. it's not just underpriced apartments. we proposed 36% of the budget or 3.5 billion and 13 departments on may 1st. we look forward discussing with this committee which apartments will be introduced. do i not anticipate any challenge with departments moving forward on may 1st. this committee will have much more work in may than last year when we had five departments with closed budgets, and that's why we had not proposed any may 1st budgets last year. similarly, i just

you may also see support.hey did push the timetable back and they did try and support theresa may as much as they could, so that when she came here on friday it was all smiles and theresa may was up after being down and now she's down again so they will perhaps put an arm around her despite the concerns. in fact, i've just seen some of the comments from the luxembourg mp who hasjust come into the building, who said westminster shouldn't start even before we are having these negotiations trying to intervene. theresa may will do her best for the uk and there should be some trust. trust is really the operative word. there needs to be trust between the eu and uk and also there will have to be an awful lot of trust between the government and backbenchers. christian fraser for the moment, thank you. now let's check on the weather prospects with darren bett. it is pretty chilly out there today but some areas in the south—east and east anglia, more showers elsewhere, coming down from southern scotland into northern en

we may even have to have a new election.ately is it going to change the bigger picture which is that in germany you have a political for asus for the need constructive response to emmanuel macron's proposals from france? i don't think so and therefore i continue to believe that the are a good window of opportunity for beginning the process of more and deeper reform of the euro area. vonnie: thank you. jacob is senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics. let's check in on the first word news. republicansl hill will try to hash out the differences between the house and senate versions of the text. each bill calls for the corporate tax rate to be slashed. president trump has endorsed republican senate candidate roy moore. he has been accused of raping multiple underage girls. the president tweeted out refusal to lose even one vote for tax cuts. yemen, a new turn it in the civil war. rebels have killed their longtime ally, former yemeni president. more thanemen for three decades before being ousted in 20

the simple reality for theresa may is that she can't please eve ryo ne theresa may is that she can'tole nature of the politics of delivering brexit is to encourage as many people to remain close to her argument as often as is possible and it is inevitable as she goes to the process that they will be some people all the time wanting to complain. is the dup getting all the money it was promised in the deal it made with the prime minister? it hasn't yet, but you can see the power they have got today. that was chris, answer your questions, and i will be back in a couple of minutes. —— answering. another winter storm moved into the western side of the united states at the end of last week and has continued its journey to the east, across central and northern parts of the us into the great lakes as we richmond amg say, gale force winds and heavy rain —— as we reach. across the west, it is looking fine after the weather system has moved through but it will be cold despite the sunshine, looking at a frosty start to the day on monday and tuesday for vancouver, seattle and portland. into the s

this may be.e in the european commission building while theresa may was having her power lunch and then had this phone call from the leader of the dup, they described her as having suddenly two guns to her head. on one side, the dup say no way can we accept northern ireland having different regulations to the re st of having different regulations to the rest of the united kingdom. on the other side, another uk coming from scotland, wales and london, saying we want different rules to the rest of the uk when it. this two governments to theresa may's head, none of them to do with us here at the eu this, so what can we do? what i think has changed is that the eu and uk are more aligned now. this is domestic problems for theresa may. but i think what has shipped it is the eu feels that theresa may is now more committed in the brexit process. there has been a mood change there. tonight, everyone here saying despite the brave noises about we will pick up where we left off, they are not sure what will hap

here is a live look at conditions in cape may right now. it's been snowing here since yesterday actually. and we do have team coverage this morning. >> first alert meteorologist bill henley and krystal klei are keeping watch of the track of the storm, the snow totals that are expected neighborhood by neighborhood. and we begin with bill. >> yeah, and we did expect that snow to accumulate at the shore and in southern delaware to begin with. and it is going to spread across the rest of the area. our first alert is in effect for the first snow of the season for the entire area. it's going to be spreading in during the morning hours. but the first alert is until midnight tonight, late tonight, that's when this one will really taper off. during the day that's when we'll see slowly accumulating snow. the snow arrives this morning. and then a steady snow for just about everybody this afternoon. that will give us potential by the time it tapers off late tonight of 2 to 6 inches on, especially on those colder surfaces in delaware and south jersey. t

airily or theresa may try to stamp out the rebellion for though she may have been better targeting to those seated behind her but what can i say to the honorable lady that she says that it should be parliament that makes the decision about membership of the single market actually this parliament gave that decision about our membership of the european union to the people i think want this country who have to see it to be to your opinion and this government put it never for the people to study i mean she soon now that may would rather not have parliament tying her time to his intense negotiations with the european union the contribution but any end to the rebels who are unmarried but that is your way the law is and to reason me was staring at her first major defeat over breaks in the eyes of it the eyes of it all all weekend she now heads for crunch talks to where else but brussels. of more of the story we're joined by d.w. corresponded to get mass who is following the talks in london good morning walk us through yesterday's vote there in london what exactly did the parliament there dec

brix it at some point in the future may need to be refilled. again. or we begin the day with the biggest trump over trump that the world have seen voters in the u.s. state of alabama last night elected a democrat as their new u.s. senator his name is doug jones now this was a political earthquake alabama is a republican stronghold and it hasn't sent a democrat to the u.s. senate in twenty five years voters rejected the republican candidate roy moore who was accused of sexually molesting teenage girls decades ago most republicans in congress had joined democrats in denouncing moore's candidacy but not us president donald trump he gave a full throated endorsement of moore and his advisors steve bannon went to alabama and declared the election another clash of the people against the establishment it didn't work the stunning loss plus trump's recent double entendre tweet attacking a female u.s. senator kiersten gillibrand prompted the editors at usa today to publish what has to be the most damning and disturbing commentary about the us president they writ

most of us may not have seen it.ness danielle did. >> made it the brightest and the best of all. >> thanks to danielle. >> reporter: joe fryer, nbc news, california. >>> what a beautiful tribute to a life cut short. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> it happened in alabama, but the results continue to resinate every where. >> oh my god. i'm so -- i'm so relieved. >> so i want you all to open your suitcases. >> george clooney calls his

up next, theresa may heads to brussels. the challenge of aleppo time -- challenge of a lifetime. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is 3:30 in tokyo. yen.ollar against the not helping the stock market in japan. we see weakness on the nikkei this morning. we are half an hour away from the start of the european market open. let's get a market update with guy johnson. guy: let's talk about what is going on in terms of markets. this is what is happening in japan, which is an anomaly this morning. is the are dealing with market is not dealing with the .olitics in the united sta

vonnie: vertical deals may or may not.hand it's bringing to parts of distribution network. on the other hand, maybe there is less competition? abigail: it is probably more likely to help -- that's the case cvs and aetna will hate. as amazon does come in to the health care space, it will mean amazon cannot have a monopoly and possibly cheaper health care , lester spence health care options and also in their favor weather goes to the doj or ftc. dojly the d.o.t. handles -- handles insurance. hop into the bloomberg and look at the supply chain function. easy to seetirely up year, but these are the suppliers to aetna. there is cvs, 11% of the revenue. we see there are a working together. that may favor these two companies in whether the doj or ability to see these companies have been working together in the past and have benefited u.s. consumers. it will come down to that at&t time warner deal as to whether of that -- whether or not that is a line in the sand of vertical deals. vonnie: lots of lawyers have an sharpening their

—— if theresa may gets her way. of the eu, we must take each rule step— by—step the eu, we must take each rule step—by—step and obey it. the argument is probably can get to an open border by going a different route. is that you're reading of it? pretty much, that was fairly comprehensive! i wasn't quite sure where the can was at one point, but i'm with you otherwise! rattling around the curve in nigel‘s head... is itan around the curve in nigel‘s head... is it an irish road? an irish lane? it's now a phase two lay— by. is it an irish road? an irish lane? it's now a phase two lay-by. lovely, as long as we're not going up a cul—de—sac. as long as we're not going up a cul-de-sac. the mail on sunday, i think i may have said borisjohnson in the intro but i didn't mean it, i meant mr hammond. this is lovely. never mind cabinet brexit truce threatens to unravel... this is gavin williams, some may not be familiar with him. he is the new defence secretary. he allegedly went head—to—head with philip hammond and had a furious

kensington palace says prince harry and megan markle will marry on 18th may next year. on 19th may nextell, christian fraser has been following developments for us through the day from brussels. it has been a roller—coaster year in terms of the brexit negotiation, evenin terms of the brexit negotiation, even in the last two weeks, we have had ups and downs. but perhaps as the leaders go off into the night at the leaders go off into the night at the end of this last summit of the year, it has finish on a fairly positive note. just looking at donald tusk‘s tweet today, clearly they thought there had been enough progress on the first stage of the negotiation, but the congratulations for that given to the prime minister. they have helped her along, there has been some give and ta ke along, there has been some give and take on both sides, they have reset deadlines. i think what we take away from this summit is that the eu side really does want a deal with theresa may. they see her as their best chance for a smooth brexit. and also they think that with her they can enjoy that there aren't the

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we don't know all the other times he may have lied. we don't know who else may have lied. we only know this as a tool used by robert mueller and its investigators to get to the bottom of everything that going on. it's more what we don't know. we have found incidents time after time after time where people in this administration are caught in bald-faced lies. like lying is something that happens with a fair amount of ease in this organization. so again, lying in itself is not necessarily illegal. but if you are covering something up, if you are consistently lying in order to cover something up. and the big question is, why did michael flynn lie about these -- his connections to ambassador kislyak. what was he trying to cover up at that time that was going on in order to -- in the first plaus? >> i worked in the white house. if you have k.t. mcfarland and jared kushner calling the plays on what should be commune kated with sergey kislyak, a meeting has been had. and the only question -- and the only question is, was the president in the room? >> yeah. >> it's pretty much the

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it may be high time to revolt against may's brexit strategy.ay be a watershed moment. boris said wrecks it was unstoppable, but the events of this week have raise the brexitlity that may's can be changed and stopped. a rupert -- rupert harrison is with us. would you translate this for our global audience? and what is boris doing this weekend to help his prime minister? boris: i am not sure what is doing, but staying quiet would probably be the best thing. the translation of what you read out is wishful thinking. the prime minister lost in a moment this week. she had a very narrow majority. it was an amendment that would codify, in law, something the prime minister and the government had offered verbally, which was to have a meaningful parliament before this deal was able mentored and the exit takes place. it was not an amendment that would be able to stop exit. happens, the choice will be the deal or no deal. the idea the parliament will vote on no deal is small. parliament has some control over the details of brexit. that is probably a positiv

be careful when you driving you may get slick spots.ard extension southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway. this will surely jam up later, but for now, mr. matt, it's good to go on your favorite day. >> thank you very much, karen. time for a look at business at the big board. bitcoin futures are spiking. the price of the digital currency has soared this year jumping up above $19,000. up 10% overnight leading financial executives and economists to see the price of bitcoin in a speculative bubble and ready to burst, but people are buying it. stocks rose as a result of better than expected jobs report. >>> british car maker said the newest edition to its series a cena is a track car legalized for the road, only five hundred are expected to be made. >> 4:53 a.m., new jersey officials have extended the state's bear hunt to an extra four days this week. hunters can head back to the woods from wednesday until after sunset saturday. the preliminary total of 382 bears have been taken during a 6 day segment in october and decem

there are reports that four of the victims may be british.intelligence. after three days of political protests — iran‘s revolutionary guards warn demonstrators they face the nation‘s ‘iron fist‘. sport now, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. it could be a record—breaking day for manchester city. in 45 minutes time they come up against crystal palace. victory could see them equal a record set by pep guardiola during his time with bayern munich of 19 consecutive victories. a win will also see them go 16 points clear at the top of the premier league. always talk about the numbers and the records, that is a consequence of what we do on the pitch. i‘m not here to comment about the record because it is simple to say yes or no whether we break it or not. it isn‘t what counts. what counts is what we have to do against crystal palace to continue this amazing cycle we have. chelsea have moved up to second after a 5—0 thrashing of stoke, which piles more pressure on their manager mark hughes. antonio rudiger had given the home side a lead be

or may not be prime minister.d sensibly accountable to parliament. thank you both very much indeed. remember safe sex? almost half of all under 25s do not use a condom when they are having sex with a new partner. that shocking figure is from a new survey by public health england and yougov. it's probably why last year there were more than 141,000 chlamydia and gonorrhoea diagnoses in people between the ages of 16 and 24. both stis, if not treated, can lead to infertility. such is the problem that the government is about to launch its first sexual health campaign in eight years. it's all a lot to take in when most of us thought things had moved on. look what we had to put up with. i called it geronimo, my friend. compared with the condoms of today, it was like wearing the inner tube of a cycle. it wasn't disposable, like the modern condoms. it was designed to be used again and again! noah is a college student, and ella harvey is the welfare representative at queen mary's students' union. good evening to both of you

may also look at mcfarland.esident obama announced sanctions against russia e-mailed what she thought wouldn't be read saying sanctions could make it harder for trump to ease tensions with russia which has just thrown the usa election to him. not clear if mcfarland was literally saying the election was thrown or paraphrasing democratic argument. worked with jim comey at fbi and msnbc contributor, recently left trump administration where he had been acting dea head and betsy woodruff, all over the russian story reporting on the mueller team. what does this reporting tell you about bob mueller you know? >> smiled to myself when you talked about small talk and bob mueller. i interviewed with director mueller in '02, joined him in fbi, and rounding up, interview was about 30 seconds. not a lot of small talk with bob mueller. >> all business. >> all the time. >> betsy. >> beyond the "post"'s reporting, one member of the team has been to justice since the probe was put together. overseen a lot of the manafort portion

"may axes her deputy over porn lies" is the headline.has a slightly more sympathetic take on the news, describing it as a "sad way to go". the paper says the pm is unhappy with the metropolitan police over the initial parliamentary raid and leaks made to the media. south korean troops have opened fire at north korean soldiers hunting a defector, who crossed the heavily fortified demilitarised zone between the two countries. reports from south korea say the troops fired around 20 shots, when north koreans came close to the fence marking the boundary of the dmz. the defector apparently managed to escape when fog covered the area. he is the fourth north korean soldier to defect this year. president trump is celebrating his first major legislative win — both houses of the us congress have passed a bill bringing in the biggest changes to the tax system in three decades. the bill slashes taxes for corporations, and republicans say it will boost economic growth and create jobs, helping millions of people. democrats argue it will inflate the def

his old friend theresa may's deputy in government — not anymore.ht downing street investigate you? the allegations are completely false. he has always denied doing anything wrong, but number ten asked for an investigation into him after claims from a female journalist that he behaved inappropriately to her, and allegations he had downloaded pornography on his computer in parliament. he still denies he had anything to do with the pornography the police found when they raided his office in 2008. but the inquiry found, and he accepts, he wasn't honest when he said he knew nothing about it, admitting his lawyers had been told in 2008, and it was raised again in a phone call in 2013. he wrote tonight, i regret i've been asked to resign from the government following breaches of the ministerial code. i've been clear i did not download or view pornography. and, on kate maltby‘s belief that he made unwanted advances, the report found it impossible to reach a conclusion, she wouldn't comment on either. herfamily said they were proud of her for speaking out.

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kind of quiet in cape may, but we're going to see more snow developing in cape may. some of the higher totals that we're expecting during the day today coming in this afternoon will be central and northern delaware and into south jersey. taking a closer look at this area and what you can expect during the day, meteorologist krystal klei is standing by. krystal. >> yeah,

a live look at cape may.of the first places in our area, you can see it coming down right there just in those street lights. seeing snow tonight. nbc 10 is in new jersey where we found people hitting an aldis star stocking store stocking up. >> we're fanned out getting you prepared for the considerable snowfall some neighborhoods will be. steve is tracking how much snow woul s you'll see depending on your neighborhood. >> tammie souza is tracking when you'll feel the impact. >> we're feeling the impact in some places, south jersey, cape may, southern delaware. we have a first alert in effect. this is for the pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey and delaware. that's where we'll see the steady snowfall. when? from now to about 2:00 in the morning, that's far south jersey and delaware. between 2:00 and 7:00 tomorrow morning we'll see it starting in philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs. this is what you have to consider. this is going to be a long event. this is going to be 18 hours. tonight through sunday night

and then you may see mrs may coming through with a clearer vision brexit and she has given so far, andthe cabinet. tonight, this latest chapter in the story of brexit looks like becoming a cliffhanger. john, once again, many thanks. a man has appeared in court, accused of plotting to kill the prime minister, in a bomb and knife attack on downing street. naa'imur zakariyah rahman, who's 20 and from north london, is alleged to have planned to bomb the security gates, before attacking number 10. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. counterterrorism detectives moved in on two men last week. yesterday, they were charged, and this morning, amid high security, came their first court appearance. one is accused of planning to strike at the heart of the british government and assassinate theresa may. he's naa'imur zakariyah rahman, on the left. in the dock with him was mohammed aqib imran. in court came the outline of the prosecution case. naa'imur zakariyah rahman is 20 years old and told the court he was bangladeshi british. he is accused of planning to detonate an improvised exp

but then, theresa may seemed to lose her way. cry. ..in what were a series of unforced errors. # ..dreams of going to # which, with any luck, will never come true. there was that u—turn on social care. you have just announced a significant change to what was offered in your manifesto, saying there will now be the possibility of a cap on social care — that was not in the plans that were announced just four days ago. 0ur social care system will collapse unless we address this problem. nothing has changed! nothing has changed. then she refused to take part in any head—to—head televised debate. the prime minister is not here tonight. she can't be bothered, so why should you? in fact, bake 0ff is on bbc two next. it wasn't bake off, but she did go on the tv to talk about the bins, and it all seemed a bit cringy. well, there is give and take in every marriage isn't there? of course. i get to decide when i take the bins out, not if i take the bins out. there are boyjobs and girljobs, you see. there's boyjobs and girljobs? and then there

it may be included.dingllins has been out because you want separate legislation to support individual health care mandate. vonnie: of the eight senators we did not know, five we knew change their

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prime minister to resign may speaking there we know that john called younger saying the e.u. commission is ready to work on a second phase of bragg's that negotiations he added that the u.k. has committed to avoiding a hard border in ireland but said that there was still work to do as for theresa may she describes some agreement when it comes to citizens rights she said that e.u. citizens living in britain and british citizens living in the e.u. will continue as they do today for more let's bring in our brussels correspondent barbara vessel who has been watching this press conference she is standing by briber what do you make of what we just heard. it seems sorrow that the northern ireland problem was somehow postponed to the future because what series a may in fact said was that the future deal between the european union and the united kingdom and she hoped it would be so similar to what we have now all that it could satisfy demand so violent that means that the regulation within the u.k. would stay so close to that of the european union that a border between northern irelan

pm may: thank you, mister speaker. this week marks the six-month anniversary of the grenfell tower fire. i will be attending the national memorial service tomorrow, and i'm sure i speak for members across the house when i say it remains at the forefornt of our minds as a truly unimaginable tragedy that should never have happened. many who survived the fire lost everything that night. i assure the house that we do everything we can to support those affected, and take the necessary steps to make sure it can never happen again. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties, i purposesve out such later. >> the prime minister will be able to take to that memorial service. the thoughts and prayers of every single member in this house are with her. saidnorable friend has that this is the end of the brexit process. numbers of parliament will have the opportunity to vote on the deal. confirm that it is still her intention to hold such a vote? >> i am happy to confirm t

most of us may not have seen it. thank goodness danielle did. >> made it the brightest and the best of all. >> thanks to danielle. >> reporter: joe fryer, nbc news, california. >>> what a beautiful tribute to a life cut short. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. oakland. after countless hours and days of negotiating, there is finally some labor peace. >>> we're following breaking news this evening in oakland opinion after countless hours and days of negotiations, there's labor peace. two labor yunions have ratified with the city of oakland. they have agreed to two year deals. these deals give workers a 6% raise over the next couple of years. the agreements will be given to city council next week for final ratification. as you height now the city and unions have been at odds for more than a week which included a city wide strike. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good

armies may not use landmines, but armed groups do.mosul, they left home—made devices behind them. the big problem today is non— state actors. many of these conflate what we see on the news and in the newspapers every day. they are high up newspapers every day. they are high up there. we see that much more improvised landmines, so, home—made artists —— artisinal mines, are being used than we can clear. and millions of landmines deployed decades ago still contaminate countries from cambodia to zimbabwe. many will ease the 2025 to get set for clearance. —— miss. despite the support of the ban, the effects of landmines will be with us for years to come. bbc news. sky gazers around the world have been treated to a spectacular sight, with the moon appearing far bigger and brighter than usual. the super—moon, or "cold moon," as it's traditionally named in december, happens when the earth is closer than usual in its orbit. andrew plant's been taking a look. it has become known as a super—moon, seen it has become known as a super—moon, seen he

theresa may will hope to move on from this.ory about misconduct at westminster. and tonight we have learned that a junior minister has been cleared of misconduct. he was accused of using inappropriate language towards a parliamentary secretary and at one point, asking her to go and buy six toys. he has apologised. the pressure for higher standards at westminster, that will not stop. but big problem still lie ahead. —— sex toys. thanks very much. the international red cross says the total number of suspected cholera cases in yemen has reached one million. this is yet more evidence of the humanitarian crisis in a country caught up in a brutal war, where more than eighty per cent of the population lack food, clean water and access to health care. our correspondent nawal al—maghafi has been to the capital sanaa — and sent this report — parts of which you may find distressing. crying. this is ii—month—old abdillahi, exhausted and beyond despair, he'sjust one of yemen's starving children. with his belly swollen from malnutrition, the

it will be where trucks are, and you may see trucks on 880. it looks like a normal commute, it's backed up to the maze, it got slow and we're having hope as it gets closer to christmas, it will stop dropping off. we are not expecting a big commute at all unless there are incidents on the roads of course. traffic in palo alto is gone, traffic in san jose, that commute is light and we have slow traffic on the area over here down towards freemont. steve i didn't forget about you. >> sal, we mix it up a little bit. >> it's cold enough, i think tomorrow would be colder, there's some locations up in the 30s and 40s, and 28 sleepy hollow, chris kimball with that, forrest hill 29 and sebastopol 29, underneath that, this is 29 degrees, can we find out. and sleepy maruga. >>> and the wind chill is 27. and 50 sfo, there's a breeze holding them up. i saw in kenwood which can be very cold, they're 45, 48 degrees, they have a north wind. that's what's holding them up. san jose is 37, on the peninsula, 31, 41 wood side. there's a breeze in foster. >> and 33

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may topped out yesterday. may,elegraph says theresa the government may fall without a deal.ou have other newspapers talking about the difficulties that this administration are having. let's bring in alberto. the irish are causing theresa may untold problems. the guardian says there are 48 hours to agree. there areaph says fears that theresa may's government may collapse. how do you read the tea leaves? we think the market is not prepared for this scenario. after brexit comes potentially a new prime minister or a new elections. in's mean probability of a labor win. elections mean there is a probability of a labor win. at the moment the market is pricing a relatively low tail risk. we need to keep in mind that settling the divorce bill is the easiest thing to do. the issue is how do you square up the freedom of movement for people and at the same time, as prime minister, you need to keep happy the right wing part of your party. so far, theresa may has been trying to do that, but it is a very difficult operation. manus: she is trying to keep all factions happy. the markets are

theresa may from what has happened.mmons and the difficult time she will have bringing leave and remain supporters together. they think she was instrumental in getting the deal along the line. have helped along the way as well which tells us that you do want a deal. there were concessions made on the eu said. concessions also on the uk said. a lot of credit going to theresa may and she got a round of polite applause in the room last night. we can now speak to maria demertzis is deputy director at the brussels—based economics think—thank bruegel. good to see you. they have got past rubber—stamping the agreement right at the beginning of the two—hour meeting and now they move on to the next pa rt meeting and now they move on to the next part of the discussion, setting the terms for the next phase of negotiation and principally the transition. what do you expect they will agree on? in terms of options available to us, i think there are two options. the first is the kind of relationship that we have with canada, but the onl