i'm david webb. thanks for cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m.es at this hour, as we get ready to close out 2019 and roll into new year's eve, get ready to celebrate your money because it's been a blockbuster year and a decade for the markets. we have all the numbers for you. lauren: a dramatic development overnight. carlos ghosn fleeing house arrest in tokyo. where he is now and what his lawyer is saying this morning. cheryl: resolution time. millions of americans set out to achieve new goals for the you new year, it's costing big bucks. we're diving into the big business of new year's resolutions. it is tuesday, december 31st. it is new year's eve and "fbn:

. [♪] david: good evening, i'm david webb sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.ashington remains motionless as we head into the new year. house speaker nancy pelosi clutching on to the radical left's articles of impeachment against president trump showing no signs of making headway with the senate. but the standoff that started last week is unlikely to see movement until next year. republicans are coalescing even further behind the president. >> everybody knows it will end in acquittal. we don't tell the house of representatives how to run our business, they shouldn't be telling us how to run our business. >> we need to wrap it up. >> the result of a fair trial, the impeachment claims will be thrown out. david: the longer pelosi waits, the more she exposes her party's indecision about moving forward as nothing more than a spiteful partisan exercise. a new report says senate dems are bracing for the president to seek acquittal. a unified republican party waiting out nancy pelosi, his administration taking decisive action overseas. the fall foliage authorizing in t

. >>> we are heading back to work, and back to school let's check in with meteorologist vanessa webb> are you guys ready for some rain >> i guess we are ready or not, here we come >> it is generally going to be consistent across the north and northeast. it's already starting to brew this morning from chicago all the way into new york city right now it's on the light side but will continue to rev up in the next 24 hours. and this extends allhe afternoon look at new york city to boston. up to 2 to 3 inches. this won't be a ton of rain. but it will definitely be consistent now let's talk about the good a tae of warmth isn. it's a warm front associated with this next storm system. look at these daytime highs. charleston, west virginia, a high o 2 degrees today will continue to be in the single digits for the upper midwest. 57 for new york city >> the trade-off, warmer temperatures, but i promise you i will show you when that cold is headed our way. >> it's bound to come back all right, janessa, thank you. >>> there is a new queen of the universe >> new miss universe is south africa >> fr

let me bring in jennifer cavanaugh along with oliver darcy and amy webb.is the author of "the big nine, how the tech titans and their thinking machines could warp humanity." we're going to talk about the thinking machines. first to you, jennifer, on truth decay. what are the main drivers of truth decay? >> it starts with cognitive bias. we're predisposed to believe false information and to really cling that information once we believe it the first time. that's always been around. that's not really the main driver. the main driver that we point to in our book is changes in the media landscape. this would include the rise of social media which makes it really easy to spread disinformation as well as the diversity of sources that are available. it's really easy for people to find information that confirms what they believe regardless of what they believe. >> and this book "truth decay" came out a year ago? >> 2018. >> it crystallizes the idea of what we're living through. the political, social polar ryization. oliver, to what do you put most of the blame on t

webb recently found housing in cupertino after being homeless for nearly nine years. >> it's so tough to be able to crawl up out of that pit, out of that lifestyle. it's a culture shock to go from a homeless to having my own studio apartment. >> since opening six months ago, the clinic has seen a 99.7% success rate in keeping its clients off the streets. >> i feel really lucky to be able to do this work every day. i go home feeling like i really helped people in my community. >> much of the bay area has shifted toward a housingstwhir when paired with s gaticeres st success. this year saw the opening of second street studios in san jose, the region's largest permanent supportive housing development for formally homeless people.ts started moving into a similar project called villas on the park. hope clinic medical director grew up in san jose and was homeless for a time as a child. the work he does here is personally meaningful. >> having the exflibit room to of patients the way that we would really want tot there a ie connecting all these services that we actually could do this. >> bre

. >> let's bring in nbc meteorologist janessa webb on more of what we can expect a mess out there. >> it is a mess. it'll expand from the plains to the northeast. this setup right now is just the beginning for kansas city to st. lou louis. we've already had report of 13 inches kind of seeing a lull in the weather pattern, but things will rev up once again. on the southern side of this system is severe weather we're going to be under a heightened risk for tornadoes from louisiana to mississippi. 62 million under winter weather advisories to winter storm warnings this morning. this will expand to boston, northern new england we could increase up to 80 million people due to the system. >> holiday errands will not get done hopefully people stay safe. >>> congressman jeff van drew is facing an exodus over saying he may switch parties over impeachment. six staffers announced resignation so far they say in part, quote, the decision does not align with the values we brought to this job. his legislative director and communications director are among those departing. the democratic congressiona

nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with our latest forecast good morning i'll get that out. >> good morning. this is a very impressive and messy system that is impacting the southeast and now portions of the mid-atlantic. south carolina, charleston, to north carolina, you're on our radar, along with atlanta. so we are going to see these major hubs like atlanta, jacksonville, florida, deal with the possible delays today, as this system continues to make its way through. we are talking about wind gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour across coastal areas of the carolinas into atlanta as well so make sure you're packing your patience as this system continues to make its way through. it should push offshore by tuesday. also pacific northwest, l.a.x. to san diego, watching another storm system as well >> sounds good thank you. >>> capitol hill is quiet amid the holiday break but the buzz around impeachment is still building there is new information about the now infamous day last july when president trump called ukraine's leader asking for a favor. a trove of previously unreleased emails h

>> all right so he says plenty of cold left how much is plenty here's nbc's meteorologist janessa webbing the storm. good morning, janessa. >> good morning. it continues to wreak havoc across the south with over 37 tornadoes in the last 24 hours the squall line continues to brew, but really starting to let up on the northern side of the system, you can see the pink, that's freezing rain, a little bit of gropple in pittsburgh and new york city, on top that of snow cleveland to buffalo. that's where you'll see the significant snowfall in the next 24 hours accumulation up to 6 to 8 inches new york city, pittsburgh, central pennsylvania, you're not seeing that much snow, but the ice accumulation is going to be a very detrimental and treacherous this morning as people are venturing out for their early morning commute. make sure you're taking it slow. >> wise words. thank you, janessa >>> all right, another setback for boeing this morning. the aircraft maker has announced it is temporarily shutting down production of the troubled 737-max. the plane has been grounded worldwide since march aft

. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with our holiday travel forecast. good morning to you, janessa. >> good morning. pacific northwest, we're seeing another storm system that's starting to brew, but we are unfortunately dealing with flood advisories and warnings taking place in miami right now the band of moisture will start to make its way out, and things will start to dry out, finally, for your christmas eve another wave of rain though for los angeles to san diego that's going to cause flood concern, at least throughout the afternoon. all the way to the bay area. even the cascades, we are forecasting potential up to 6 to 9 inches then look at all this snow it is going to be for the higher elevations above 7,000 feet. 9 to 12 inches of snow you'll be playing in it for your christmas eve ane sunshine to s off your morning before that storm system makes its way in for california i'm kind of excited to see this. look at all the snow >> christmas. >> for the higher elevations skiers, get to it. >> all right >> sounds like a plan. thanks, janessa. >>> ahead

us through the holiday season, motivational speaker rick rigs bi, rick ungar and fox news's david webbing dinner here. why are you bothering us? charles: rick never buys. what do you guys, what are you guys going to do when the topic of politics comes up? >> i tell david what i always tell him, i'm right, you're wrong, shut up. >> look at history of the charles payne show for the last how many episodes somehow david webb turns out to be right. >> i agreed with you once. >> you agreed with me three times in a row. you know what? i'm going to engage in it. don't be afraid to talk politics at the table. have it out. charles: i seen you and rick go at it. you guys remain friends. people don't have the ability to do that. why not? people become like the hatfields and the mccoast. you go through periods where you didn't call each owes for couple weeks? >> what is not doing that? face it, liberal side of this, when you get,. >> no, no. >> let me finish, exclude rick from this. rick will at least talk to you afterwards. he will talk to his republican friends but a lot of these kids on the left

we're going to unpack that with david webb, the host of reality check with david webb and joins us tonighttell me, look, no one has ar. ever accused me of being a genius. maybe can you explain this to me. they are telling us in outraged tones that the democratic primary electorate, disproportionately female african-americans is racist against women of color. how does that work? >> um, you got me. maybe you are the genius here between the two of us. >> tucker: no. >> they actually have a very diverse field. have you got an old jewish guy. you got a born irish kid joe biden, tulsi gabbard, booker is still in it last time i checked. look at pete buttigieg. you have a gay white male, younger man. and you have got, well, i'm going to say it a native american running and a female all wrapped into one. so they are diverse. look, let's be serious here. they have been pushing this fake narrative on america as long as the party has been around in its modern form that we're all racist. but now they're the ones casting the votes. they are the ones being polled. they are the ones picking your point abo

the country deserves the right trial, david webb is absolutely right. information is being disseminated. we should see a real trial. i would agree with david but i disagree with lindsey graham. should be expeditions expeditie should make sure people hear the facts and there are people that are testifying. i think also more importantly, we don't know how the republicans are going to vote nor the democrats. i actually think there could be four or five republicans voting to convict. >> you really think that at this point right now? like who? >> i don't need to say names, there will be 45. there could be others. we don't know what ambassador bolton knows that we are making up all of the stuff we think we know. we don't know and that's why there should be a trial. >> i do agree that the way the house has run this is an absolute sham. they were supposed to allow republicans to have a minority witness and they didn't do that. they are slamming this through as fast as they possibly can. >> that's why the democrats won the house so they would be checks and balan

i'm david webb. thanks for joining us and have a happy new year, everyone.joe biden backtracking big time. i'm david asman in for trish regan. house speaker nancy pelosi enjoys her winter break sitting on sending the articles of impeachment over to the senate. in iowa over the course of 24 hours, democrat frontrunner joe biden did a flip-flop on whether he we testify in front of a senate impeachment trial. listen. >> can you extend by your earlier statements that you wouldn't comply with a subpo

webb, val, distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen. i appreciate your president having made me a visiting honorary professor, and i assure you my first lecture will be very brief. i am delighted to be here, and i am particularly delighted to be here on this occasion. we meet at a college noted for knowledge, in a city noted for progress in a state noted for strength and we stand in need of all three, for we meet in an hour of change and challenge, in a decade of hope and fear, in an age of both knowledge and ignorance. the greater our knowledge increases, the greater our ignorance unfolds. despite the striking fact that most of the scientists that the world has ever known are alive and working today, despite the fact that this nation's own scientific manpower is doubling every 12 years in a rate of growth more than three times that of our population as a whole, despite that, the vast stretches of the unknown, and the unanswered, and the unfinished, still are far beyond our comprehension. no man can fully grasp how far and how fast we h

david webb, host of reality check with david webb is here. brad is here.f gotham government relations. brad, nancy pelosi was saying that she was handling this prayerfully. she put her hand up during the vote between the two articles. don't cheer. who doesn't get a message like that within the party? >> there are some people in the democratic party that were happy with the 2016 elections. they wanted to change it. the used impeachment as a vehicle to do it. as a democrat, i was disappointed that nancy pelosi caved in and went through this process. it makes no sense. i side with alan dershowitz as an attorney as to whether or not this is an impeachable offense at all. plus, there is he said-she said involved. it doesn't add up. when democrats decide they are going to be gleeful or they are going to cheer, this is not the moment to cheer for using the nuclear button for presidencies. i do agree with the president himself when he says it's an extreme situation. that's what the framers of the constitution. >> harris: david. >> why am i here? i agree with him 1

activist investor david webb will be here later this hour. o memberong kong legc michael chen joins us. paul: this week may set the tone for emerging markets heading into 2020. we will have more on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "daybreak: asia." i'm paul allen in sydney. kathleen: i'm kathleen hays in new york. another busy week for global economic data. in addition to potential tariff increases, investors will be looking at signals from the last fed decision for the year. from chinese inflation data -- margaret. now is as we step back, fed is going to meet. they probably are done cutting rates. ecb's going to meet. maybe they cannot do more. with so much going on in the world, is this a pivotal week for emerging markets? margaret: good morning, yes. this is -- this is going to be a busy week for asian markets. sorry, i'm hearing my own voice as well, so it's a bit disturbing. kathleen: let's see if we can get that fixed. i've had that happen. it is definitely discouraging. you sit tight. we will take care of that. i

nbc news meteorologist janessa webb has the latest. >> people are trying to head home, richard and theylt with the same thing when they were leaving for thanksgiving. now another storm system coast to coast storm that's making its way across the northeast. on the back edge, chicago dealing with major delays due to a rain and snow mixture, but our forecast has predominantly changed for the northeast due to a squall that is starting to set up across philadelphia, and that is really going to impact the area for the next 24 to 36 hours. i do want to show you the advisories, now we currently have 44 million under winter weather storm warnings, winter storm watches or advisories, until tuesday afternoon. so major delays going to be happening already for jfk to laguardia, newark seeing delays up to two hours, so if you're headed to the northeast, expect delays and cancellations for your monday to tuesday afternoon. i want to show you the change in the forecast, just in the last hour. we were thinking interior new york to northern new england, we're going to see the bulk of this system still fo

. >> reporter: david webb is getting checked out by the santa clara valley medical center hope clinicary care, mental health and social services to people who have or are experiencing homelessness. webb recently found housing in cupertino after being homeless for nearly nine years. >> it's so tough to be able to crawl up out of that pit, out of that lifestyle, and it's culture shock to go from homeless to having my own studio apartment. >> reporter: since opening six months ago, only one of the clinic's more than 350 patients have returned to the streets. medical director dr. no grew up in san jose and was homeless for a time as a child. the work he does here is personally meaningful. >> having the flexibility, that kind of room to -- to just take care of patients the way that we would really want to. and to know that there's a county here connecting all these services that we actually could do this. >> reporter: much of the bay area has shifted toward a housing-first approach which supporters say when paired with supportive services sets the hopeless up for greater stability and succ

. >> let's hand it over to janessa webb with the holiday forecast merry christmas. >> we're going totinue to see that warm air building across the midwest and the plains today we're starting off kind of a cool start for the northeast new york city 35 degrees for philadelphia you're below the freezing mark but i promise you that warm air is going to start to shift well to the east. 71 for tulsa, so some of these spots today are going to be 25 degrees above average. well above average for december sta standar standards. here's a closer look at your day ahead. >> the cloud coverage plays from central texas into new orleans, a high of 69 i'm still kind of split in between, you know, i wanted a white christmas but i'll take all this warm air. >> mild weather. >> a mild christmas is fine. if you're not going to have snow, i'll take it all day long. >> it's a beautiful day. >> silver lining, it's christmas. >> just ahead, the ultimate encore for the singer who stole our hearts on america's got talent >> and still a disaster months after dorian we return to the island where they're strugglin

. >> keep a close eye with janessa webb about who is going to be in the path >> it is a double-sided system we have severe weather and the northern side that is snow, rain and ice for parts of the midwest and northeast. radar pretty lit up across ohio valley to washington that will continue to slide into the northeast in the next few hours. this is a large swath of winter weather advisories now impacting 42 million snowfall forecast here is not significant snow but it will be the accumulation of ice, rain, sloppy mixture for northern new england up to 4 to 6 inches. watching this closely and coming up we'll talk about the severe side to the south. >> thank you >>> in two days, the house will take the historic vote of impeachment. filing a 658-page report of their articles of impeachment. mr. trump is doubling down on his defense spending much of the weekend attacking political rivals suggesting that house speaker pelosi's teeth were falling out. and continued to refer to the matter as a hoax tracie potts joins us with the latest from d.c. >> as we have seen, this is quite a process b

. >> let's bring in nns gentleman necessary is a webb tracking it all for you sog a fluctuation in oun into predominantly snow across the northeast in the next few airport delays my last check, we had over 600 across the northeast if you're at jfk and laguardia, over an hour delay with over a foot of snow expected for interior new york into northern new england, major delays will continue the next 24 hours. still people trying to get home from cleveland to albany where we will see 6 to 8 inches and behind that is colder air and i'll show you snow totals coming up. >> thank you. >> the house judiciary committee holds its first hearings on wednesday witnesses will testify. jerry nadler had invited the white house to participate and last night he goatico. in a chairman, white house counsel wrote, in part, quote. note that the white house only mentioned wednesday's hearing. leaving the door open for future participation. nbc kelly o'donnell has a preview of what to expect. >> reporter: leaving florida sunshine behind, president trump heading back into the storm of impeachment. a critical w

skydiver tristan webb had just exited his plane. >> in the space of about 45 seconds, which is the length of free-falling, it had grown to what i can best describe as a huge cloud enveloping the island completely. >> reporter: first responders rescued people by boat and helicopter. paramedics called it a shocking sight. >> everything was blanketed in ash. >> reporter: the prime minister hugged emergency personnel and delivered a solemn statement about the missing. >> no signs of life have been seen at any point. >> reporter: newlyweds lauren and matthew were honeymooning aboard the royal caribbean and both suffered burns in the eruption. >> had my daughter known there was any risk involved, she wouldn't have gone. >> reporter: geologists warned of recent seismic activity and lauren's parents say the excursion never should have taken place. >> this was an accident waiting to happen and it happened. >> reporter: barbara and rick are trying to get to new zealand and say the cruise line has not contacted them at all. royal caribbean said in a statement we're communicating with our guests and

nbc's janessa webb. >>>. >>> new details on the london bridge. british media is identifying one of the victims killed on friday as a 25-year-old graduate of the university of cambridge. merritt's father described him as a beautiful spirit who took the side of the underdog. merritt helped to organize the prisoner reform conference where the stabbings began. police have declined to confirm his identity, saying they are rating a coroner's report and forensic teams are still collecting the evidence from the scene. we are learn tag president trump has called prime minister boris johnson. what more you can tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah that phone call happened in the wake of the london bridge attack. meanwhile, you know, there is political fallout here in the uk from what unfolded at the london bridge earlier in the week. keep in mind that the general election here is just 12 days away and the attack has quickly become political. at issue, the fact that the convicted terrorist of a suspect at the heart of the attack was out of prison only servi

no matter how close webb simpson could get, it wasn't enough. he and patrick reid lost this match, so the americans are down 10-8. first country to 15.5 wins the whole thing. >>> shout out, stanford women's volleyball beat utah in 5 sets to get the ncaa regional final. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is captioning sponsored by cbs >> president trump is already preparing for a senate trial. he is now clashing with the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. trump wants a "dramatic event." mccconnell, though, is pushing back, making it clear, no, he wants to get it over with quickly. >> you are watching c-span3. happy 100th birthday. up next, president donald trump and mitch mcconnell spar over impeachment strategies. ♪ ♪ ( laughter )

. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb joining us there. we saw the snow there and earlier, as well, impacting travel it'll be messy out there. >> right this is a powerful storm, and it starts to rev up by the noon hour, 2:00, then it will expand throughout your evening. right now, satellite composite banding. we have a change in our forecast we potentially could have a band set up from new york city to philadelphia that's about a 200-mile difference we're waiting on our models to come to 6 inches across highs in the mid 50s also, seattle dealing with some rain throughout your afternoon so some uncertainty, but this is definitely a hefty system that's going to cause major delays. >> as we've seen before thanksgiving, after and even now. janessa, thank you. >>> it is officially christmas at the white house first lady melania trump revealed the white house decorations. the theme is spirit of america the first lady sweeting out this video showing multiple rooms in the white house filled with christmas trees decorated are bulbs, lightlights, ri

i don't think he's criticizing conservatives or lee webb riber. i think he's saying this is the difference. if you say we should seek out who disagrees with us and try to learn from them. you are talking about a certain segment of people's opinion of america. you are talking about a liberal side. >> it is also seen to be true that how open we are to disagree t we are and how f in political s. if you create the right environment, conservatives will open up and seek other opinions. the key though it is not just about creating a logical rational argument for them. it is billiuilding a neutral sp of people come and go and bringing ideas to the table and hashing it out instead of having a threatening environment that tends to be the case. >> you are moving from twitter to whatnot of something far more interesting. we appreciate you being with us. your book is "why are we yelling." thank you for being w >>> that's our show for this week, my fanthanks to my guests thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. my parents never taught me anything ab

webb. and applause] steve: they are excited to be in from the cold. ainsley: they gave him a chance. they gave him another chance and he decided to move the tryout to another location. >> look, colin kaepernick made his own decision. he is not a victim. he walked away with millions. here is some basic in sports. when you lose -- when the leader of the team loses the locker room, which is what he did. no one wants you back. no nfl team wants you back. steve: what do you mean he lost the locker room. >> when the locker room doesn't want to play with you. you go out as a team. when we went out as a team, no matter the sport we went out to win together. we didn't worry about anything else. we were united. you can't have that kind of leader like the kaepernick in the locker room or on the field. the nfl had their opportunity and roger goodell who has managed it badly seized his moment. when nobody showed an interest in colin kaepernick for the very reason i said the very basic reason, whether th

rhys webb has signed a two—year deal to rejoin the 0spreys from next season which could see him backlon who have agreed to release him from the final year of his contract forfamily reasons. he left 0spreys last year to join the french side for three years which ruled him out of international test selection but his return makes him available to new wales coach wayne pivac. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. let's get more now on how the devastating bushfires across large parts of australia have claimed two more lives. david jeffery runs a b&b in mallacoota and had to seek refuge on the beach when the fires struck. he gave us an update on the situation. well, it's evening now, so things are... ..people are settling a little bit. behind us, there's still active fire. that there is fire trucks filling up from the inland here, a bit of salt water and everything, still driving around trying to douse the fires. 0ccasionally, another house goes, unfortunately. not just another house, its people we love and care about and it's their

. >>> let's get a check with nbc meteorologist janessa webb to see what she is watching. >> good morningcific northwest under winter weather advisories for the upper midwest. this is a strong cold front making its way through it'll continue to deteriorate throughout the afternoon from bismarck to international falls. unfortunately, the temperatures will not climb back. day time highs today, minneapolis, a h highs, only in 40s for seattle to portland. quiet for now, but another storm system about to hit seattle. i'll show you when coming up. >> here we go. thank you, janessa. >>> still ahead, celine dion takes a tumble off the charts. >>> taylor swift is ki ttanghem over, snags a new title in the process. filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean

nbc's janessa webb, with all you need to know >> we have the southern storm that's been acting up since christmas eve. it's starting to finally exit. behind that system is some scattered snowfall right now northern new england, boston still dealing with that kind of wintry mix that will skirt out of here by this afternoon. we've already seen half an inch of accumulation. now, snow for the higher elevations still forecasting for toda up toy, >>> what i can promise you, though, is things will start to dry out. we'll take a look at that 2020 forecast coming up >> great outlook for the start of the new year. new decade, too. thank you, janessa in today's quick hits, after 12 years of hosting the cma awards, carrie underwood is stepping aside. she said one of the highlights of last year -- this year hosting with reba mcintyre it's time to pass the torch. >> arnold schwarzenegger hit the slopes he shared it on instagram. they have been friends for decades. >> and the final test of the world famous times square crystal ball ahead of tonight's ball drop. more than a million people are equity an

. >>> some ups and downs weather wise here is nbc's janessa webb talking about some of the temperatures, too. >> right pretty good sleeping weather people saying with all the rain they're seeing across the northeast and midwest, right now we're going to see kind of a lull in the weather pattern then the rain stars to pick up once again. also, the big headline today is we have a narrow band of snow that's starting to develop around dallas to little rock it will cause little to accumulation this morning into your afternoon could pick up significant accumulation for parts of the south going in later tonight so accumulation for rain, once again, that will start to rev out throughout your afternoon. to up to an inch more out to th el paso, high of 57 with the cloud cover in place for texas we'll talk about this snow forecast coming up when the 60s will start to fade away. >> that's what's up. >> yeah, right snow and bye-bye to 60s. >> can't wait for that thanks, janessa. >>> today's quick hits pet smart shoppers in louisiana were in for an unexpected surprise when miss ffit walked . >>> a 20

rhys webb's signed a two—year deal to rejoin the 0spreys from next season which could see him returnside. the scrum half's returning to wales after toulon agreed to release him from the final year of his contract for family reasons. he left 0spreys in 2018 to join the french side for three years which ruled him out of test selection for his country but his return will make him available to new wales coach wayne pivac. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. let's ta ke let's take you to baghdad, iraqi security forces have been firing tear gas at militiamen, these are the pictures live. we are told a us ambassador had embassy staff evacuated from the building, protesters have been gathering to condemn air strikes carried out by the us on a rainy and backed militia bases on sunday. —— iranians. better time and mass protests are challenging iraq's entire political system. the attack on sunday was in response to the killing of an american civilian contractor in a rocket attack on an iraqi military base. foreign military officials quo

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rhys webb has signed a two—year deal to rejoin ospreys from next season which could also see him returno have agreed to release him from the final year of his contract forfamily reasons. he left ospreys last year to join the french side and that ruled him out of test selection, but he'll be eligible again for the new wales coach wayne pivac. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there are a few premier league press conferences, nine fixtures in all tomorrow. i will be back with sports at around tomorrow. i will be back with sports ataround 6:20pm. see you then. thank you for that. the united states is expected to temporarily send additional troops to its embassy in baghdad, following violent demonstrations outside the compound. crowds of demonstrators attacked the american embassy in baghdad, during a protest against us air strikes on an iraqi militia group. earlier our middle east analyst alan johnston explained the context to these protests in baghdad. this small army seems to walk through the checkpoints, suggesting there was o

rhys webb has signed a two—year deal to rejoin the 0spreys from next season, which could see him back to release him from the final year of his contract forfamily reasons. he left 0spreys last year to join the french side for three years, which ruled him out of international test selection, but his return makes him available to new wales coach wayne pivac. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the labour mp richard burgon has announced that he will be standing to be deputy leader of the labour party. the mp for east leeds and shadowjustice secretary made the announcement on twitter this afternoon. 0ur political correspondent mark lobel is here with me now. he isa he is a figure well known in labour party circles and may not be that no one well outside the labour party but he is getting quite early. don't forget this is to fill because tom watson left just before forget this is to fill because tom watson leftjust before the election for personal not political reasons. we have since learned party officials conceal the death rate t

. >> janessa webb joins us with the holiday forecast janessa, good morning. >> good morning.erry christmas. and merry christmas to everybody. we're going to continue to see very warm temperatures across the midwest into the northeast this morning waking up to a little bit of a chill. you need a light coat handy. temperatures new york city 35 degrees. boston currently at 33 we'll continue to see warm air, though, make its way across chicago into st. louis as well not seeing a white christmas just an abundance of sunshine. high of 68 for today many of these temperatures, folks, are about 20 to 25 degrees above average. even pittsburgh a high midwest. lots of sunshine for the central texas. a high of 73 you know, phillip was asking me is it kind of a quiet weather pattern? giving me a break. that's a nice gift thank you. >> all is quiet. it's not going to be a white christmas, i think mild temperatures are the second best thing, second best way to go thanks, janessa. >>> so thanks to two heroic firemen it will be a very merry christmas for a lucky dog. this poor pup fell through

rhys webb has signed a two—year deal to rejoin the 0spreys from next season, which could see him backlf has been at toulon, who have agreed to release him from the final year of his contract forfamily reasons. he left 0spreys last year to join the french side for three years, which ruled him out of international test selection, but his return makes him available to new wales coach wayne pivac. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. just some news coming in from the met office, some breaking news about a possible new record, high temperature for december. 18.7 degrees was recorded in scotland on the 28th of december. it will be quality controlled. they must carry out further checks to make sure the equipment got the figure right but if validated it would be the highest temperature officially recorded in the uk during december. 18.7 degrees on the 28th of december. the united states is expected to temporarily send additional troops to its embassy in baghdad, following violent demonstrations outside the compound. crowds of demonstra

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nbc meteorologist janessa webb is watching where it's headed tonight. janessa? >> peter, this is an intensifying storm system that has already dropped about a half a foot of snow across the upper midwest. right now the northeast dealing with that wintery mix along with widespread rain. it's the ice accumulation that's going to be pretty much widespread across boston to northern new england where we could see upwards of a quarter inch of ice. on top of that, 12 to 15 inches, but the back side across the midwest, things will start to look a lot better for your monday. now, ice will continue to be a problem along with gusty wind, but by tuesday, the storm system pushes offshore. cooler temperatures behind the front. >> janessa, thanks so much. >>> overseas now to australia where tens of thousands are fleeing deadly wildfires that keep growing there. they have been burning for months, killing at least nine people, and officials now fear thousands of koalas too. in sydney tonight, new outrage that the famed new year's fireworks show will go on. matt bradley has the d

thank you, louise webb and lily, i am pleased that lily is on the mend.to come on and talk about this — both yesterday and this morning. a few minutes ago they got back to us to say they can't provide anyone. we can't talk now to the shadow health secretary, jonathan ashworth, in our westminster studios. —— we can talk now. personal nhs stories often come up under election campaigns, it has happened and a labour government. the case of jack, shocking, the case of how long lily had to wait, not ideal. does it tell us had to wait, not ideal. does it tell us anything new? our hearts go out to the families ofjack and lily, there is a story on the front page of the independent about a 12—year—old who waited 57 hours in a&e for a specialist bed, our hearts go out to them, it is disgraceful. i ama go out to them, it is disgraceful. i am a father of two young children andi am a father of two young children and i would be livid and angry in this situation. we have had 17,000 nhs bed skirt under the conservatives, if we are elected on thursday we will end the tory

rhys webb's signed a two—year deal to rejoin the ospreys from next season, which could see him returnto wales after toulon agreed to release him from the final year of his contract forfamily reasons. he left ospreys in 2018 to join the french side for three years, which ruled him out of test selection for his country, but his return will make him available to new wales coach wayne pivac. there's been a boost for england in their preparatiosn ahead of the second test with south africa in three days' time. ollie pope says he's ready to go if selected after recovering from the illness which ruled him out of the first—test defeat. the sickness has now affected 11 players in the camp. couldn't be worse timing really, with the test match but luckily feeling all right now. been feeling good for the last few days, so i'm on the mend and ready to go. i was a bit more feverish. for the first two days, i sort of stayed in bed, really. i think probably quartet off broad and those guys who missed about a week of the warm up games, which wasn't ideal. it swept through pretty much the whole camp so

scrum—half rhys webb could play for wales again, after toulon agreed to release him early from his contracts. he'll leave france at the end of the season . ospreys, cardiff blues, scarlets and dragons are possible destinations for his return. after defeat in the first test against south africa, england's cricketers are preparing for the second test in cape town which starts on friday. but the sickness which has affected the camp is still having an impact. here's adam mountford. open are is the latest player to develop symptoms, making it 11 members who have suffered illness on the tour plus six backroom staff. it is worrying for england that new cases continue to develop with the cape town test only four days away. there is some better news with chris woa kes and jack looked there is some better news with chris woakes and jack looked out of quarantine while joe woakes and jack looked out of quarantine whilejoe root and jos buttler also improving and root is reported to have no injury issues. he looked in pain yesterday after being struck several times on the hand. the england squad flight t

2 of the activists are lawyer kevin these an academic and pine earlier my colleague rosanna locke webb spoke with em. what's being claimed here is that the u.s. is not recognizing majeure as venezuela's leader and this is somehow playing a part in a trial how could this happen in a trial in the united states and all the u.s. is sort of very strange rules in their courts one is that if the president says somebody is the president and the other country that person is a president the matter what is the facts are so if the president from said mickey mouse was the president of venezuela and is a bastard it was donald duck and donald duck were just to leave and that was an order that we had the court will accept it's a very bizarre thing every sentence everybody in that courtroom. and in the government knows that would dural is the president and has always been the president use aleck to the president and he still the president come back to niger and why is it that you have lost faith in this trial well it's clear that it's that the conditions of the trial are unfair we are not going to be a