just a little bit damp. had light snowfall coming down in spots but it seems to be melting on the roads. we've been above freezing. patco on a modified schedule until at least 2 o'clock. trains are running every 10 to 15 minutes or so dave. >> we're now seeing increasing indication of that next wave coming from the west. it is starting to produce little bands of snow out by harrisburg, lancaster, pottsville, reading not too far away from one of those and chester county and parts of new castle county delaware also starting to see that next batch coming in from the west. temperatures right now are well above freezing across most of the region however so we do expect this to be main a wet road maker in and around i-95 and through most of south jersey and delaware. in the upper elevations of the northern and western suburbs, though, you could see some slick spots there developing as that snow comes in. that band from the west. temperatures are going to stay rather cold today. we'll see a high of 37 degrees. i'm l

>>> high def doppler out there and to the east, see a bit of a stronger rain heading towards stockton that passed through antioc and discovery bay and drying up and all that's really left of the overnight storm. it was a pretty week one and -- weak one and came through and didn't bring much measurable precipitation, a tenth of an inch to two tenths of an inch. continue to see very light drizzle so san francisco, in the bay down to less than a mile as if all oakland airports impacted this morning. visibility down through four and napa, santa rosa, fairfield and dense fog advisory through san juaquin and kern counties and look how low visibility is and pacing along interstate 5 through the area and may impact your commute this morning if you are going that way. but it's obviously not covering the bay bridge and see a nice view there, san francisco 54 and rivermore a bit warmer and high surface on the coastline and all of that information coming up. jaquline. >> it's getting busy out there already for 5:00 a.m.. a live look at ride along interstate 80 and right at highway 4 as you are he

a bit above that in center city. sitting at the freezing mark in hammonton cinnaminson vineland fortescue so you could see a slick spot or two widespread problems. storm tracker6 live double scan showing here's the next little batch of snow we see forming so you're getting some snowfall there in coatesville near the 30 bypass, near 322 in reading near 422 in pottstown but not in the city at the moment matt. >> thanks karen. here's new video of a collision that damaged part of the base of the cira center in university city. the crash took down a traffic light and sent an suv up against a coffee house located on the first floor of the highrise. it happened at midnight at 30th and chestnut streets. no one was seriously hurt. >>> cell phone video captured a brawl at a denny's restaurant in vineland, new jersey. you can see teenagers tossing plates and hurling chairs inside the dining room early saturday morning. police say the fight involved about 15 people. the teens fled as police arrived at 3 a.m. authorities made one

the air gets a bit colder. wards the south—east of the uk where perhaps we will seek a touch of frost. a dry and bright day but increasing amounts of cloud. we will see some rain eventually in the south—west. temperatures six to 8 degrees, turning colder in midweek. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: police confirm two 16—year—old boys and a 17—year—old boy were killed in west london last night when a car ploughed into them as they waited near a bus stop. all current rape and serious sexual assault cases in england and wales are to be reviewed after the collapse of several recent trials. at least 95 people have been killed and 160 injured in a taliban bomb attack in the afghan capital, kabul. also this hour: paris is on high alert for possible flooding. water levels are continuing to rise along the river seine in paris, following some of the heaviest rain for a century. and denmark's caroline wozniacki wins her first major tennis title

a bit of wiki us and japan. seng on the front foot in hong kong, but it seems with the japanese stocks weighing on the benchmark overall, those trading lower on a stronger yen. overall, emissary asian-pacific index flat. -- overall, the msci asia-pacific index flat. trump favored a stronger dollar. that boosted the greenback in yesterday's session. dollar weakness is back in today's session. i have a couple of technical to show you. the dollar is heading for a weekly loss, but this is showing that the bloomberg dollar index has broken the key 50% fibonacci retracement level. after we get past here, there is not a lot of long-term support until we get to 5% lower from here. aat is a little bit of bearish outlook. these indicators can sometimes contradict each other. it's look at another one. the relative strength index is showing the bloomberg dollar -- bloomberg dollar spot index the most oversold in five years. that doesn't mean we will see it rally from here, but it is something to keep an eye on. the weaker d

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a bit of a messy morning.dea to call ahead on flight tracker and you can see we've got a number of school delays down there running at the bottom of your screen. >> even this morning's minor snowfall has some philadelphia residents worried about how that will impact their trash pickup. they have been complaining about a backlog from the snowstorms earlier this month which was somewhat compounded by monday's federal holiday. >> this should not be a bad event, should not affect pickups of recycling or trash collection, so within the next week we should be back back to that schedule. >> the streets departments reminds residents to call 311 if they're still waiting for their and scheduled trash collection. >> 4:57. our coverage of the wintry mix goes on. we'll tell you how it could impact your morning commute. >> bright light streaks through the sky cause something shaking to go on inside some homes. >> fans getting ready for the eagles to take on the vikings this weekend. local law enforcement officials are getti

wind blowing a little bit in spots. that keeps the air temperature up a little bit. but obviously makes it more uncomfortable with the windchill factor, a lot of single digits out there tonight with fair skies and the winds will die off a bit. we're headed down to about 13 degrees tonight. fredericksburg seven, culpeper another really cold night for you guys. not quite as cold as last night. but i think about five degrees or so. that's hard to say. jim and marina, >> cold water heater, we learned that lesson >> we have team touch on the cold weather >> cori coffin live in northwest with more. what's going on? >> reporter: yes, so i heard gary talk about that windchill factor, we get a little bit of a blustery wind coming through every once in awhile in dupont circle. take a look at the temperature gauge, 13 currently and we're talking about the city's cold emergency plan they've got shelters open and available for people to stay so they don't have to stay outside. there's the frost bite warning still in effect. hand and toe warmers go a long way and let me tell you if

a little bit of delay moving by right now. and also there's a special schedule for papco for 6:30 until 8:50 this morning. starting at 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 this afternoon trains will be running every 15 minutes. >>> planning a super bowl party? there may be something you didn't think to put on your to-do list. next how to cover your back if something goes wrong. >>> now one south jersey bus driver is getting am ride of his life thanks to students. thanks to surprise of lifelong eagles fan that he'll never forget. >>> ladies and gentlemen, this is vai sikahema at nbc 10, the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. >> yep, the flight attendant let him do that. that's vai taking his eagles spirit and taking over the loudspeaker. and the party continued when you landed. tell us what happened? >> absolutely, tracy. as soon as we walked off the plane and into the waiting area, take a look at this. >> go birds. >> yeah, that crowd had good taste when it comes to the super bowl teams. and eagles fans here in minnesota,

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the city itself picking up a little bit of a wet snowflake. the farther east you go, the thicker the snow is right now. most of our roads wet so far but the northern and western suburbs as as a second round of snow moves in later this morning could get a little slippery. i'll have details on all that and give you your complete accuweather forecast coming up. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] >> 10-year-old damon wear and his parents are headed to minneapolis. we introduced you to the fourth grader from cape may courthouse last week. he's battling cancer. he says he wanted to go to the game but didn't have tickets. a very generous "action news" viewer saw the story and decided to make his dream come true, surprising the family with airfare, hotel and three of the most coveted tickets in town. >> that is wonderful. >> that is great. some people are very generous. >> they are indeed. >> all right, so we got a little bit of snow out there this morning. it's mostly to the east of philadelphia but out west we're beginning to see hints of that second band c

pick -- a bit of a pullback.pped as much as 11% in the session on news that south korea might be considering outlawing bitcoin on exchanges. we've seen some declines in other cryptocurrencies also. if you were worried you'd never see volatility again, all have to do is to curtail into that water. china has cracked down on cryptocurrency more than any other major economy. the founder of the world's 12th largest digital currency says that beijing is unlikely to take the rules of another -- up another notch. >> i think the regulation is already very strict. i don't see any more strict regulations coming. the miners are leaving because they are subsidized by some local governments for mining by claiming they are doing cloud computing or similar things. now the local governments or patching in those subsidies. i don't expect more strict regulations coming. beatty: how do you feel about the speculation going on in cryptocurrency? >> it's a very speculative market. some claim it's the biggest bubble in human history. i

icons on this seven-day forecast are nothing but sunshine with just a little bit of cloud cover. at's because this is going to set us up for a nice drying trend. it looks like we will be ending the last week of january with little to no rain at least until february, that is. so we definitely needed this storm. we always need the rain in california, but i bet the commuters are having a much better morning. >>> that's right, much better than yesterday. the richmond-san rafael bridge a little puddly and some sheen on the roadways, so before that sun can dry everything out you might still encounter a little slick spots on the on and off ramps there. no major issues, that crash still affecting the off ramp from 23rd off of northbound 880. also fog registering for parts of the north bay, then maybe some mist and maybe some drizzle. likely not a major factor for your morning commute. great drive north bay down to the south bay, silicon valley. your travel times on the rails, no delays for their transit agencies either. a great opportunity to try that out on friday, a little bit lighter c

that's a little bit of a lighter snow. still enough to cause a nuisance but not as dangerous and treacherous as areas farther to the south. this continues through the early afternoon hours but notice by about 2:00 starting to recede some. so now we're getting breaks in the snow. already light through the i-95 corridor and steadier south. now it's pulling out of philly. still a little bit on the shoreline, but this will be moving off as well. let's look at those projected snow totals. 8 to 12 inches against the shoreline. philly right on that line between 2 to 4 and 4 to 6 inches. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! amazing produce prices. only at giant. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over hel

ira: i think a little bit. ne of the things i like to do is break out the cpi inflation report into high volatility and low volatility segments. and when you look at low volatility segments, a lot of them are service industry jobs. the price pressures there are increasing, where as the energy and food-related commodities and sectors that are jumping up and down and are very highly volatile. those have not rebounded to the same extent. i think inflation next year will be higher partially because of wages. julie: julianne, what are you julien what are you looking , at given the jobs growth we have seen, if not the wage growth we have seen? what is your expectation for the fed going into 2018? how many interest rate increases are we going to get and how much is that going to matter for the treasury market? julien: sure. right now, the fed is forecasting they can raise rates an additional three times in 2018. the market is expecting about two additional rate hikes. we think that is a relatively fair market. if we ha

a little bit above industrial production a little bit stronger. notable on the negatives we should bear in mind. we had a couple of weeks were we in newumber of data stories coming out from the provinces in china. that raises questions about the validity of some of this data. you have the questions around the continuing pace of this credit crackdown in china. and what that will mean for 2018 growth. most think it will start down the estimates for growth in 2018 around 6.4%. you have questions about the monetary policy scenario and how the pboc reacts. the base case is not that we get a benchmark rate rise in 2018, that is done to be questioned. the focus seems to be on moving the rates up in the money market. anna: thank you. will be 6.9% according to the premier. thanks for giving us the latest on the chinese data. our guest is with us in the studio. start with china. it is good when we see growth coming in better than was estimated out of china. this does open up more opportunities to deliver the economy. is that the subtext on growth? right whe

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south jersey the temperature is a little bit warm. they're coming down, too, but it is going to take some time. it's going to take a few hours at least for those temperatures to come down a little bit more and for the grounds temperature to get cold enough to see a little bit of an accumulation. but that's going to be a slow cool down. so we're not expecting much of an accumulation in new jersey. 35 right now in vorhees, bridgeten, lummerten, 35. the winds bringing in that colder air. they're blowing this morning, and they'll even be blowing this afternoon. 13, 14 mile an hour winds, 16 mile an hour winds for wilmington. it is going to be colder than yesterday. so much of what is on the ground, it's a positive for this system it's going to be staying put unless it's clear or treat said. just enough to make things slippery during the morning commute, which is why we've issued the first alert. getting light snow now in new castle county, delaware. that's just rain at the shore. but look how that edge is making progress pushing into new j

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little rain, growers are switching on irrigation systems and no one is panicking yet, warmers are a bit information about how the year is starting out. going into the drought, we figured we'd have one dry year. we got two but a five year type of draught is fairly unknown in this area of california. we are gun shy. >> for an eye of the dryness, near knock ton, the area stockton, the area usually gets three and aen inch and last month got if i have hundredths of an in. >> december was one of the driest months of december we've experienced and good news in january, starting to see a weather pattern change. that does mean a couple storms on the way. things opening up for a very thirsty california. green on the screen off the coast but means it's inching its way slowly but surely towards the bay area. not much rain fall until about 3, 4 in the morning. when i see you back here tomorrow, more of this moving its way toward the state and we need it. january will hopefully be a wetter month than experienced. today mostly cloudy and likely see the bright glow of super moon and live look at san jo

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arecan see that the risks to move a fair bit higher. ing in higher interest rates, they seem to be moving higher in the very short term. what does the curve and up up lookingke -- end like? >> there is a very powerful anchoring affect from the -40 rates. end can see the front move dramatically higher. manus: i think she is thinking about -- she found a great article on the bloomberg. the emerging european economies are not afraid of the qe. economies areour in much better shape than when investors fled our economy in 2008. talk me through the market .6.equences of a break at higher fors yields the right reason. when you look at what happened before, yields went higher because they received poor credit. higher for the right reason. that is not the issue now. anna: it is a reflection of higher inflation expectations. thank you very much. manus: up next, china's appetite has led to aer surprise increase in the demand for global clean energy investment. where are the dollar is being thested -- where are dollars being invested? we will talk a

a little bit cooler right now. as we take a look at again that wide view on radar, you can see the rain breaking up a little bit off to the north in places like reading and allentown and probably clearing out late this morning up here probably not until early afternoon in philadelphia and in wilmington. as we go through the rest of the way, 50 degrees by 11:00, by 1:00, 50. your high today is 51 degrees with rain tapering off around philadelphia and sliding into the mid 40s and overnight low 38 degrees. a little bit cooler overnight tonight. you still have that flood watch up along the delaware river. it's still that 4 miles of ice jam that's still trying to melt and get on through the river so some flooding on either side of the river there. this is expected to expire at 4:00 this afternoon. but we'll see. they'll probably take another look at it and see whether it needs to be extended. two shots of additional precipitation later this week in the workweek and they could at times be snow. i'll have all the details c

harm: yeah, it helps a little bit or hurts a little bit. the u.s. d for a big closed economy if you want compared to smaller countries which do more trade here at it's not that much of a support factor for the u.s. scarlet: put this all together. you're likely going to raise interest rates in march, will that be your first move or hold off and wait to see how things shake out? harm: the overall approach looks right given the uncertainties that we have. we have ramped up the pace of rate hikes last year. we look for another three hikes this year. that is our forecast. i think it makes a lot of sense. the question is, do they raise in march? i don't know. scarlet: why? harm: i think they want to wait for inflation to pick up a little bit weird we have seen in the minutes and also today that -- let's see what's going on. we have a forecast for the inflation rate, but we have been disappointed for several years now. let's wait a little bit and see if inflation picks up and do a little more. but doing the hike in march, it's mostly about pulling the -- or

a bit more ofa go in think everton might have a bit more of a go in the league game.e past, how much pressure will there be on the players and, for you, how does it compare to rest of your history? growing up in this country, the fa cup was massive for me, so i always dreamt about it. we didn't do it at wembley but at the millennium stadium because wembley was being redone, but i look back on it with great pride. i think playing for liverpool, there is pressure every game, and you are ultimatelyjudged, because it's a great club, an silverware, so there is a pressure when they walk on this pitch in a cup game against local rivals to win. some players deal with it better than others. every time i watch liverpool, they play with a freedom and smile on their face generally, and i don't see a difference tonight. i think they'll have a go at everton, but everton have a go at everton, but everton have quality too. it will be a good game. i fancy liverpool to have quality too. it will be a good game. ifancy liverpool to make amends for the league game. predicted scoreline? i'

hide it, again a fair bit of cloud around. stion mark as to the timing of clearance from eastern england. we think at this stage through the afternoon it will hang around across north—east scotla nd will hang around across north—east scotland and the northern isles for longer. behind it, much righter skies. more of us will see some sunshine through the course of tomorrow. temperature—wise, still ten across the south—west. still looking at four in glasgow, so no heat wave in prospect. as we go through the end of the week we are looking at fault, especially on wednesday night in the thursday morning across east wales, the midlands and southern england. that could take its time to clear during thursday. some of it will lift into low cloud anyway. behind that there will be some breaks in that cloud. there will also be some sunshine, and there will also be a lot of dry weather around. temperature still on the low side in the north. we are looking at eight or nine, so coming down a touch in the south. a quick look at what friday hold

because we have seen a bit of a breakeven rates.ke a look at the chart next to me, that shows some breakeven rates across a couple of 10 years. i think 10-year and 30 year there. ticking above 2% for the first time since march. we have seen some economic data from around the world showing a little bit of an uptick in inflation. for instance, we had some of the pmi's coming out this week suggesting that maybe pricing increases will be gaining over the next year or so. what is your take on the market's positioning for inflation? is that the wildcard for 2018? ray: certainly any really big upward surprise in inflation would be a shock to markets. but i do not think the rise we have seen so far in breakevens is altogether that large or surprising. it makes sense with the growth data, the new tax plan in the u.s., all of that, to imagine that the continuing strength of the u.s. economy would add some degree of inflationary pressure. we have inflation forecast to rise between now and the end of the year. i think the other factor here is o

a bit of a mixed day on sunday.plete washout. that's something to be pleased about! thanks. the family of a 13—year—old who was shot and killed after handling an air rifle want to see tighter controls around the type of guns that killed their son. ben wragge died in 2016. his family want changes in the way the public perceives air rifles. graham satchell reports. he was a lovely lad. very, very kindhearted. peter wragge's grandson died in a tragic accident. he was playing with some friends at a friend's house. they got hold of an air rifle. it went off. just a terrible tragedy. ben wragge was just 13 when he died. the airgun belonged to his friends dad. the air guns seem to be treated as boy's toys, but it proves they are lethal weapons and they need treating and looking after as such. this is the north wales shooting school. brett davis the instructor here. the death of ben wragge has prompted a review of the rules in england and wales. do you think this is a dangerous weapon? no, i don't think it's a dangerous wea

you see a bit of a wintry mix. some rain, in some places snow, a little bit of icing out there and at the bottom of your screen you see all of those school delays and closings. we're at about the 200 mark. a lot of people deciding to give a little extra time before the school buses hit the road this morning. >> even this morning's minor snowfall has some philadelphia residents worried about how that will impact their trash pickup. they have been complaining about a backlog from snowstorms earlier this month which was compounded by monday's federal holiday. officials say it should be on track in a week. the streets department reminds residents to call 311 if they're still waiting for their scheduled trash collection. >> it's 5:57. a septa rider's incredible story of survival. details on this woman's unlikely outcome despite a brush with death on the broad street line. >> snow sweeping across the south leading to conditions residents there hardly ever see. >> ♪ with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wra

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a very mild weekend will give way to something a bit chilly over the next few days. pushing its way southwards overnight. some heavy rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england and north wales. to the south, a bit cloudy with blustery winds. very mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty w

analysts areerall, a bit mixed. i look at the commercial momentum at the margins, then it might be that we have done better than what analysts have said. on the other side, we have had a congestion of both our restructurings, our investment program, and there it was somewhat higher. i think that is the part where we have not performed according to the analyst's estimates. theink more importantly, commercial momentum is somewhat better. matt: we appreciate your time this morning. spending so much for a few minutes with us. let's get the bloomberg first word news from around the world. for that we go to hong kong and juliette saly. juliette: donald trump has delivered his first state of the union speech, telling congress and the rest of the world that "new americane, moment." he promised to unify the country and hailed the tax cuts as helping the u.s. compete globally. president trump: we slashed the business tax rate all the way that american companies can compete and win against anywhere else anywhere in the world.

yousef: you have quite a bit of financial muscle. ve not shied away from investing and making a few acquisitions. is there anything on your radar. i know you are always considering things to come. alain: everything. arabia we did the negotiation in bahrain on the cinema front. we continue to look at opportunities is a rise in the market. we will announce them when they come. yousef: will you be more aggressive and acquisitions? alain: we will be the same. risks thatterms of exist, we just heard the state of the union from president donald trump and he did not weaker a stronger or dollar, what does that do to your business and your bottom line, ultimately. do you prefer the weakening, probably not because it reduces consumer spending power. alain: we have seen the impact of the dollar in the past year. i think the region has taking -- taken a number of things. now there is a kind of come back with prices. i think president trump has been delivering, both in davos and the state of the union, a different kind of speech that we were used

northern suburbs have filed piled up a little bit more. ly snow amounts is from north catasauqua to the north of allentown and you're at about 1.9-inches as of 3:30 and probably more than that now. snow starting to lessen a little bit but definitely impacting the early part of the morning commute and probably not totally getting out of here until between about 8 o'clock and 9 o'clock this morning. 34 degrees right now in philadelphia. but don't be fooled. there are some spots that haven't been treated. they're a little bit cooler in and around these areas so even though we've got numbers just above the freezing mark there could be some icy patches and definitely possible as you go up north where we've gotten that snow coverage, some partially snow covered roads. 35 degrees in millville, 34 in cape may, still raining down there. as we roll through the day, it looks like we're going to be close to the freezing mark most of the time. i'm actually going to allow for us to bounce back up to about 34 briefly around lunchtime but you will be below

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this is a bit of a daily mail headline, this. you read the small print, it's only 4% of recycling. but it had gone up from 1. 7% in 2011. so the trend... yes, but this is giving the impression that it's a waste of time to recycle because it's being thrown away or burned. that's not the case. what i would like is them to bring back the bottle return system, where you could take them back and get your 5p. remember that, and blue bottles asa 5p. remember that, and blue bottles as a kid for 10p. you supplement your sweet money. you didn't realise your sweet money. you didn't realise you were recycling. you didn't. your pocket money. flesh it out for penny sweets, if such things still exist, i have no idea. let's finish with the guardian, woman has baby, on the front page. she's making light of it too. this is the prime minister of new zealand. she's going to take six weeks off while she has this baby in june she says and then get back to work. it's obviously a brilliant good news story for equality of the sexes, because itjust, it fu

the shore will be a bit cooler. you see that same southerly wind but that's coming off a chillier ocean. 20s at the shore. and cold in delaware, too. 20s, low 20s to start with. upper 30s by lunchtime, and that southerly wind, 9 miles an hour. and at 4:00, 40 degrees. and goes even warmer tomorrow. your weekend forecast looking really nice on saturday. sunshine and 57 in philadelphia. delaware up to 57 degrees. even those cooler neighborhoods at the shore, 51 degrees and seeing some sunshine. rain is due in sunday morning with temperatures staying in the 50s. so it's only going to be rain on sunday. there is some colder air coming in next week, and that's when we have a shot of some snow. i'll show you when to expect that and a look at how much, too, when i back with the ten day on ten. >>> it's that time of morning where we start to see things crop up on the road. >> we have a couple of new crashes. one of them i learned about on the vine street expressway on philadelphia is westbound around 22nd street involves sev

but what i liked about it, firstly, it is a bit anarchic, a bit ramshackle. going. it seems to switch genres at certain times. it always keeps you on your toes. i mean, a boxing movie should do. it is a film which dances around you and keeps you alert. i enjoyed it. it's not perfect, but it's a pretty solid thriller with some sort of social things to say, as well. ok, yeah, that's interesting. good to bring us something that i certainly didn't know too much about. ifeel like i've read a lot about three billboards. i'm a huge frances mcdormand fan. me, too. so talented. and a big martin mcdonagh fan. so this is the latest from martin mcdonagh who, of course, made in bruges. frances mcdormand probably still most famous for fargo. 0h! fantastic. an extraordinary cv. so, like darkest hour, this is shaping up to be a major oscar contender. it's a western—inflected tragicomedy. frances mcdormand is a grieving mother. her daughter was abducted and killed. and the local police force, headed up by woody harrelson as the chief, hasn't made any arrests. in a state of de

a bit of a phoney war going on., which we will come to. this is how it was before the sun went down. a lot of cloud yet again across the british isles. i'm sure some of you are fed up with this. one odd two gaps around, not all doom and gloom but the phoney war and the quiet speu but the phoney war and the quiet spell is beginning to come to an end. out towards the west, we have quite a bit of cloud, some breeze as well. not such a widespread problem with fog as a consequence tonight and quite windy across the north—eastern quarter of scotland, and a supply of showers overnight. what news of the weekend? wet from the word go across parts of west devon and cornwall and towards the isles of scilly. the breeze noticeable here, and also temperature in the western fringes of scotland. further east, a quiet start to the day, not too much in terms of breeze. but we turn on the fan has become towards the northern quarter of scotland, where we have that supply of showers running up on the south—easterly wind. elsewhere, limi

and then there's a little bit, and i just mean a little bit of maybe light snow flying, maybe a littleit of a light front. obviously where the winds and the temperatures are just a little bit colder, all right. so, you still have a chance for some rain coming up i-95 and off to the eastern shore. probably for the next few hours. we'll have rain pushing on off to the east of us. the bigger picture will show there is the potential for more snow back out to the west and up to the north of us. i do not think in any way, shape or form, there's any problem with snow for us. again, you might see a few flurries or flakes around and that's about it. once the drier air comes in and takes over, you're not going to see that at all. so, here is the deal today. falling temperatures pretty much all day long as temperatures -- we're in the 30's now. we're going to fall right on through the 30's into the upper 20's and the low 30's by later on this afternoon. it will stay windy. wind gusts will be 25, 30, maybe even some 35 miles per hour gusts as well on these northwesterly winds and overnight tonight