darkness fell over new england.tes met once again with their supporters and anxiously waited for the first returns of the primary season. >> jimmy carter took a long lead tonight in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. he won the new hampshire primary handler. >> when the official results were announced jimmy carter had won 30% of the total popular vote. fmr. pres. carter: the new hampshire results show that in new england the south was not the handicap many people thought it would be. >> we are number one! >> other victory celebrations will follow, but few would be as satisfying for the dark horse from georgia. fmr. pres. carter: i remember when we cannot find the microphone. [applause] >> the primaries came in rapid succession, like on the fourth of july. ♪ fmr. pres. carter: this year we have had 30 state primaries. more than ever before. making it possible to take our campaign directly to the people of america. to homes and shopping centers, the factory lines and colleges, the beauty parlors and

as darkness fell over new england, candidates met once again with their supporters and anxiously waited the first returns of the primary season. >> jimmy carter took a long lead tonight in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. winning the new hampshire primary handily. >> when the official results were announced, jimmy carter had won 30% of the total popular vote. >> showing that a new england being from the south was not the handicap many people thought it would be. >> other victory celebrations would follow but few would be as gratifying to the dark horse candidate. >> i remember when we could not find a microphone. >> the primaries came in rapid succession like firecrackers on the fourth of july. ♪ [applause] >> this year we have had 30 state primaries. more than ever before, making it possible to take our campaign directly to the people of america. the homes and shopping centers, the colleges, the beauty parlors and barbershops, the farmers markets and union halls. this is a long and personal campaign. a kind of humbling experience. reminding us that ultimate politica

as darkness fell over new england candidates met once again with their supporters and waited for the rst returns of the primary season. >> jimmy carter took a long lead in the race for the democratic nomination. he won the new hampshire primary handily. >> when the results were announced jimmy carter had won 30% of the total popular vote. >> the new hampshire results show in new england being from the south was not the handy cap many thought it would be. >> thank you for coming by [chants of we are number one] >> other victory celebrations would follow but few would be as tkwrat fighting to the dark horse candidate from georgia. >> i remember we couldn't find a microphone. >> the primaries came in rapid succession like firecrackers on the 4th of july. ♪ >> this year we had 30 state primaries. more than ever before. making it possible to take our campaign directly to the people of america. to homes and shopping centers, to factory lines and colleges, to beauty parlors and barber shops, to farmer markets and union halls. this has been a long not a personal campaign, a kind of humbling e

the new era for the england _ for this man. the new era for the england man's _ for this man. under the england man's side under the leadership of maro itoje. spencer was the starting scrum half at the beginning of the autumn he is not in the squad and dan cole is that the last time we see one of the great servants of english rugby in an england shirt. tom willis rewarded for his excellent club form. but noel holick has been denied his time. they have hit the headlines for the wrong reasons, insisting it has not been a distraction, but the pressure is on for england to win, they didn't win enough games in 2024, what a start they have it doesn't get much harder than ireland away in dublin on one february. world number onejudd trump is through to the quarter finals of the masters after a 6—1win over barry hawkins. the two—time champion pounced on his opponent's mistakes — hawkins scored just 59 points in the first five frames. trump finished in style with a break of 112 and will face ding junhui next. and in tuesday's late match, 2018 champion mark allen came through 6—2 against

the victory caused new england to drop in the top choice in the upcoming draft to the fourth pick.m also announced the firing of rookie head coach jerod mayo shortly after the me. the upset by the pats allowed the three-win tennessee titans to secure the first overall pick in the draft followed by the cleveland browns and new york giants at two and three respectively. >>> when we come back, more and more unemployed people are struggling to find work. and chick-fil-a customers are left with a bad taste in their mouth. premier protein, my ride or die. boom! if you know, you know. let's go. this stuff changed my life. so good. high protein. check. one gram of sugar. oh, yeah. and a flavor for every vibe. (♪♪) (♪♪) premier protein. sweeten the journey. we're in a limestone cave, letting extreme residue build up to put finish jet dry to the test. dishwashers are designed to use jet dry to defend against tough residues for a practically spotless shine. always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated

we can't abandon traditional energy sources that in new england our people are relying on.s why they cannot afford their home heating tanks. we're facing blackouts. this is a tragedy and a direct result of this administration policy. we were energy independent. chris pappas has cut the neck off of that industry. i will unleash our domestic energy on day one. >> that's not true. the fact is we became a net exporter at the end of the obama administration and we still are today. i want to take concrete steps beyond talking points that can help new englanders, granite staters this winter. that's why urging the vitamins to produce exports for body flexibility for shipping in this country with the wafer for something called the jones act will help the resources and front-end cost in addition to assistance want to provide to granite staters. i am focused and the fact is we need energy today as we transition to a clean energy economy tomorrow and i support oil and gas per we had clean energy to use go but we don't today because of the policies you supported every step of the way ov

new york on, july 4th, 1804. trumbull has just back to the united states from a in england. so he goes to the july 4th banquet and. aaron burr and alexander, of course, are both there as members and they will fight their duel. and a week and they're the only people apart from their seconds who know going to happen. so trumbull has the best account we have. you know, what were they like the eve of the duel? and he said, burr was was silent and sour and he left and hamilton was effervescent and he sang, saying all soldier's songs. so so that's the one detail from his memoir, which is beyond biographical. so, richard, we do have some questions for sure. and one viewer would like to know how did the trouble leave us any sketchbooks of during the war or? were his paintings done from no sketches from war time? we do have that. he made one of the paintings in the series that. we have we have the most sketches of and i think it's just happenstance as they happened to survive is is his painting of princeton the battle of death of general mercer at princeton and you can really see how

it was an effort to bring two fleets together from new england to the caribbean, and it was a remarkablevergence. ro rochambeault are the mounted french officers on the left side of the painting. on the right side of the painting lafayette is the second man in from the left of the mounted officers and he here is an american officer. he's a major general in the continental army. most of the french who fight with us are doing it for politic. this is a way to get back at england at over a century of conflicts that the two countries have had, but lafayette is doing it for principle. he's doing it to fight for liberty. he believes that's the american cause. he's devoted to it. and the man to his -- to the right of him is stoyvan who, maybe surprisingly is also an idealistic american ally. he will move to america after the war. he'll die in utica, new york, so this professional soldier decides that liberty is also his cause. the sword is being surrendered not to george washington who is on the brown horse and right of center. that's because lord cornwallace isn't in the painting and he's sulki

in parts of new england already, a different system, a house under construction collapsing.lsewhere in the region, four stories of scaffolding also coming down in quincy, massachusetts. there could be more coming. severe storms expected across the south on thursday, then heavy rain from d.c. to philadelphia, all the way to new york and new england, potentially. >>> for the first time ever, a civilian jet breaking the sound barrier over the continental u.s. the xb already 1 jet taking off in california's mojave desert. the pilot going supersonic two more times during that flight. >>> when we come back here tonight, is the mona lisa moving? what the french president came out and said today about all this talk. “billathi askara” by björn jason lindh ♪ [metal creaking] [camera zooming] ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock clicks shut] nothing makes a gathering great like eggland's best eggs. they're just so delicious. with better nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's be

the history of new indies, new france, new holland, new england. a history many races, including one that was nearly extinguished in the writing of the history for in the 16th century. it was a history conquest of new lands that were taken in the name of god, but plundered in the interests of men. it was to take another 200 years to bring forth a nation in this new world can conceived in strife and bloodshed it was born in the image of men's dreams. the library has, the words by which the dreams were made, realities. and pictures of the dreamers who were later called statesmen. jefferson, franklin, washington. these are the records of a nation in labor. its progenitors, its heroes, and this the fruit of their struggle are the articles of confederation was a blueprint for our republic. the bill of rights, a set rules by which the people of a new nation might live in peace and personal. a freedom enjoyed today by millions whose grandfathers were not even born when this ink was wet. the union was once attacked and had to be defended. men like abraham a

people worry about is susan collins who a guest to her credit remains do only republican out of new englandrown can get in and he might run in new hampshire and have a good chance there. susan collins lisa and your presidents sir mitch mcconnell have you spoken with those three? >> i speak to most regularly and the job i had prior is the whip in the senate on any given day over the last couple for years we were playing defense more than often's now it's moving the agenda now we're rolling in the same direction with more conversations and only republican in new england the only one who can win in the state of maine so they'll bring their own views to this and they tell senators your vote is your vote and be with the team whenever you can. and they try and make sure pulling everything together as there is more than an incentive than ever before we've a presidential came with a big mandate and responding to what the american people are telling us. and is they are tired of left-leaning progress when it comes to cultural issues and 90% of the american public says it's wrong and whatever you come

the long island express that killed like 600 people in new england. it tore this church apart, but they rebuilt it as he had designed it, and the pastor said, when he was measuring the sanctuary for covid compliance, he found if you multiply the length by the width, it equals 1776. of course, that is deliberate. people took those numerical things very seriously. i had a yale being difficult he can, i leave them to harvard instead. now, this is the source of a campus legend, which heard that such clause exists in his that you know, if yale ever monkeyed with the conditions would get the painting's not true because because wadsworth back off you know and then the harvard scheme ended and one of his stipulations was that he be buried beneath his standing portrait of washing sand after the battle of trenton. and he and his wife were and the gallery has been moved twice since he first built a and each time they are have been respectfully disinterred and reburied. so if you go to the art gallery now colonel trumbull is there and and his wife sarah in the ba

and jerod mayo lasted just one season as new england patriots head coach after replacing the legendaryatriots finished their season with a victory over the buffalo bills, but won just four matches, losing 13. owner robert kraft said firing mayo was one of the hardest decisions he's ever made. the oklahoma city thunder won a franchise record 15th successive win in the nba, beating the boston celtics 105 points to 92. that extended oklahoma's lead at the top of the western conference and improved their record to 30 wins and just 5 losses. elsewhere there were wins for cleveland, sacramento, new orleans, utah jazz and the houston rockets — who held on for a 119 to 115 win over the los angeles lakers thanks to 33 points from jalen green. there was also a vital steal late on from fred vanvleet to help the rockets hang on. spare a thought for mark williams... the three—time world snooker champion posted this picture of himself on social media as he required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, as lhasa — where he was

and so you know people new englanders among the founders tended to believe that the model that they inherited from england which was if religious is if religion is important then it deserves state support. and that's model that england has carried through today with the church of england being the established church there and many of the founders. john adams, samuel adams, george believed that there should continue to be at least at state level a, role for the state, promoting the interests religion, hopefully not persecute anyone but, promoting the interests of. and it was widely assumed it would be some christian protestant denomination would would be the denomination that received favorable treatment. but there were others, madison and jefferson most obviously who believed that religion and christianity would do better and flourish better if there was no state involvement, and that that was coming from traditions of the enlightened that was that arguing for religious people like john locke. but it was also coming from. the council of religious dissenter in the american going back to people

now, some big nfl news for you — the new england patriots have named former player mike vrabel as their vrabel, who was a member of three super bowl—winning teams with the patriots, has spent this season on the coaching staff of the cleveland browns. no details of his contract have been revealed, but it's been reported that he signed a multi—year contract. just a reminder that the australian open tennis, that continues, we've had the first day's play. you can stay right up to date with day 2 on the bbc sport website. all eyes are going to be on the rod laver arena later where the duo of novak djokovic and andy murray will be put through theirfirst grand slam paces as player and coach. murray in djokovic's box, the ten—time australian open champion kicking off his quest for a record 25th grand slam singles title against the american nishesh basavareddy. keep across that on your bbc sport app as well. lots more other sports on there as well. but from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello there. you'll be pleased to hear this really cold spell of weather is at an end. now, if i show

playing for the new england patriots, it's terrible hearing your daughter say chiefs all the time., it gives us a conversation point. she loves learning about it. >> ainsley: what about tom brady? seven times won a super bowl. do you think it will be hard for him and want to be on the field? >> he will be very fired up and probably be imagining himself in these situations. i think it's going to be a great -- a great -- a great performance by him. he gets to show us inside looks to things that only he knows that patrick mahomes is going through. >> brian: they say you can't go meet with the teams because he is on owner now. is he forced to -- does he not get the same access as everybody else? >> i don't know those particular laws or regulations. but i'm sure, you know, he can figure it out on his own and i'm pretty confident that coaches and players of the other team don't mind talking to tom brady. >> steve: can we point out you have a big role. forget about fox at the super bowl. you are actually in a commercial for angel soft. we don't have -- we have a little teaser about your p

morgan gibbs white says he didn't even realise the new england coach, thomas tuchel, was watching onhe inspired nottingham forest to a clinical win at wolves. he's played a key part in forest's excellent form this season with the 3 nil victory at wolves taking them level on points with second placed arsenal. they're currently six points behind the league leaders liverpool who they play next week at the city ground. i think it is down tojust a belief_ i think it is down tojust a belief in_ i think it is down tojust a belief in the squad at the moment everyone believes in each — moment everyone believes in each other. everyone believes in what — each other. everyone believes in what the manager wants. i think— in what the manager wants. i think we _ in what the manager wants. i think we have said that for the whole — think we have said that for the whole of— think we have said that for the whole of the season and it is really — whole of the season and it is really paying off. i am delighted that the boys are doing — delighted that the boys are doing so well. i hope we can keep— doing s

they came with the new england immigrant to kansas. so they were in the early years, the bleeding kansas years before, the war. she wrote letters back and articles and sent them back to new england, telling them all about the ugliest stuff that was happening here. yeah. and i make a big point of saying that because as journalism, that's in the mail sphere, women aren't to be doing that. okay. this is as per supposedly a of the family of buddy bill anderson with his sisters who were caught up in one of the rounds where they were they actually started imprisoning the family members of people that they knew were doing naughty things and put them in jail. and one of the jails in kansas city was a union prison. it belonged to george bingham, the painter who had used the floor as a studio of his. there's multiple stories as to what happened, but bottom line is, the structure was compromised and afternoon it collapsed with a lot of people inside and some of those were the sisters and cousins of, william quantrill and bloody ville anderson. an

there's also the number one pick in the next draft to be sorted with the new england patriots the mostd after having a lead on that one for a while, they do now trail against their division rivals. still one match to come in this round of premier league fixtures as nuno espirito santo takes his high—flying nottingham forest team back to his old stomping ground of molineux to face wolves. forest are third in the table, thanks in part to the rich goal—scoring form of forward chris wood. 0ur reporter charlie slater caught up with the striker ahead of monday's game. fresh from one of the best goal—scoring years of his life, chris wood, 33 years old, is one of the premier league's top scorers. i always felt that i can score goals and always have potentially scored goals. over the last few weeks, i have said i am not a man that will beat one or two players, i rely on service, and if they can't supply me i can't score, so i owe a lot to them to supply me and then i have to do my business of trying to score. until recently, only cole palmer, mo salah and erling haaland had scored more goals th

and this particularly true because in new england, yankee women, the descendants of the puritans and the white anglo-saxon protest, had embraced family planning and birth control. and we're having much, many fewer children. and earlier in our stories, in the days of anne hutchinson and, salem and john brown, people were having lots and lots of children. and as a result, there was some concern that the anglo-saxon race, as they would put it, was committing race, suicide with low birth rates at a time when who had a million children are millions. an exaggerio in their view. children were into the country. allight. and feeling besieged in new england, many people who were the descendants of the puritans doubled downn at they believed was importance of their or anglo-saxon heritage and their heritage as the original americans. and it will see the birth an organization and it's no coincidence that it's born in 1892. daughters of the american revolution, an organization where you would join to celebrate the fact that you had an ancestor who fought in the american revolution which you need

i mean, the first unitarian church in new england opened in 1787. it was called king's chapel, and then unitarianism became very popular sort of in boston and in greater boston in that part of new england, there were some people who thought it would take over america. thomas jefferson was one of them. he said he thought it would be the faith of america, but in fact, it was swamped by the rise of evangelical protestantism in the first half of the 19th century. so the methodists, the baptists, the disciples of christ, they just mushroomed at an incredible rate. and the new england creeds, they didn't go away. but they kind of were overtaken by other ones. emerson was not an evangelical in any way, but i think there are interesting connections between his idea that your connection to god should be direct and not mediated. so there's a there's a complicated stew cooking there the whole time. what emerson retained of christianity would would be the unitarian brand, i think. i do think of something else, which is how much of this collection did you were y

wintry weather and winter alerts from the appalachians to new england.expands the next couple days. the rain for southeast today a little bit of the snow for the northeast. that's really the least impactful of the two systems we will see. this next low starts to work up the coast tomorrow. notice that snow is going to spread from the mid-atlantic up to new england. we see it across the i-95 corridor. when we see that line of rain to snow and where that sets up, that's going to be the big question. right now, we could get moderate snowfall from boston with the higher elevations will pick up pockets of heavier snow. that's the weather across the those low clouds and patchy fog right now through about the middle of the morning will break into some mostly sunny skies later on this afternoon and keep it at a high of about 56. so chilly day there staying at the coast. just be careful. we do have this beach hazard statement that goes into effect later today, lasting through monday with those sneaker waves. never turn your back to the oce >>> and that's a look a

and jerod mayo lasted just one season as new england patriots head coach after replacing the legendarylichick. the patriots finished their season with a victory over the buffalo bills, but won just four matches, losing 13. owner robert kraft said firing mayo was one of the hardest decisions he's ever made. south africa need to make just 58 runs to win the second test against pakistan in cape town. pakistan were bowled out for a78 in their second innings after south africa posted a huge first innings total of 615. shan masood top scored for the visitors with 145. south africa are 38 for 0 having already won the first of the two match series. they need 26 runs to win. —— they need 19 runs to win. england's women are in australia for the ashes. batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour with a warm up game this week before the one day series starts at the weekend. we are going to take confidence from what happened in that ashes but we are starting a new ashes obviously, it's in their conditions, as well. so, yeah, we all know how good the aussies are, they

national monuments, preserving hundreds of millions of acres of lands and water across america, new england to minnesota, texas to arizona and alaska. i've also created the first natural marine sanctuary in the u.s. by united states imposed by indigenous communities and thank you for your push. it stretches 116 miles along the california coast, 116 miles to protect the natural and cultural resources while also supporting our progress on offshore wind, i might add. and today i'm proud to use my authority under the antiquities act to dedicate two national monument in california. first, chuckwalla national monument. the southern california desert. this monument will protect more than 624,000 acres of wildlife habitat and sacred ancestoral lands. together with prior designations we'll create a continuous corridor along the colorado river of over 18 million acres of protected land, the largest in the lower 48 states. he those at home listening, that's bigger than the entire state of west virginia. it's called the moab mojave national corridor. we'll protect desert valleys and stunning peaks tuck

toby, you are originally from boston and i bring that up because right now in the new england area we are seeing about 75% of all electricity production right now coming from natural gas, nuclear, energy that is mostly natural gas. only 7% of all electricity right now is being generated by wind and a couple of percent is being created by trash or burning trees. >> yikes. >> burning trees and trash to make energy. we talked about this before, toby. we have a new administration. do you think 2025 will finally be the year we get more pipelines built in the united states so we can stop burning trees to make electricity? >> yes. what you just mentioned is something that everybody has been looking at the energy systems that have been developed over the last 5 or 10 years in this era of renewables and they are scratching their heads. you know, why we burning trash to generate power? we are sitting next to the biggest gas field in the world less than a couple hundred miles away. why are people in new england paying six times their energy needs when they could use natural gas to heat their hom

significant winter storm coming in from texas all way to the middle of the co sign . eventually, new england will see upwards of probably 1015 centimeters worth of snow in texas, and that's a really big deal for them. they're down the southern us, they don't see snow that often to get it possible. snowfall is one thing to get problem snowfall and then ice and freezing rain to as another. and that's kind of what it's looking like right now. so texas could see a really bad storm and we're kind of waiting to see how bad it is at this point. yeah, more on the why matthew, to put you in washington. they say thanks so much. thank you. or. alright, here's the look at some of the stories making headlines. this l u. s. congress has formerly certified donald trump's victory and the vendors presidential election. joint session was presided over by vice president campbell, a harris. it comes on the 4th anniversary of the storming of the capital when trump support has tried to stop the bottom certification, as we know the 2020 election lebanese army has released footage of its units entering the board of

the big news in here england have a new captain, maro itoje replacing jamie george in the role. the age of 3a and with pressure for his replacing some players he has moved in a different direction. maro itoje tipped as england's captain for ages, he led the under 20s to a junior world championship in 2014, a mainstay of the side since 2016, barely missing a game, has barely a second of action. for some reason he had not been the permanent england skipper, but at the age of 30 he is now the captain, at his club saracens, the feeling is now it is time. there always a number of factors to consider these decisions, in really good team i have been involved in you have a number of excellent leaders and we are developing that within the squad. maro itoje is a guy he is a world—class player. an incredible professional he is very respectful and i feel we are developing a good depth of leadership in the squad. of all the games maro started, 86 games, he only came off twice which is an incredible figure for a player. and he is a guy i have a lot of respect for, a guy overseen really develo

significant winter storm coming in from texas all way in the middle at the co sign. eventually, new england will see upwards of probably 1015 centimeters worth of snow in texas, and that's a really big deal for them. they're down the southern us. they don't see snow that often to get a cloud of snowfall is one thing to get problem. snowfall and then ice and freezing rain to as another. and that's kind of what it's looking like right now. so texas could see a really bad storm and we're kind of waiting to see how bad it is at this point. yeah, more on the why matthew can put you in washington. they say, thanks so much. i thank you. and that's where we leave it for this hour. coming up next on the general planet, i looking at why a swedish city had to pump a giant cave full of boiling water. yes, a coming up off of the break. i'm anthony out in belinda. i figured the website is there at all times a day if you need to. definitely dot com will be back in 45 minutes with another both. excellent. the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center. and the straight people's screens the

i'm not a patriot samper ensure the folks in new england love you. no, i thought of remarkable. it's going to have to make a go and change my -- not going to use the hearing to drill into that. i do want to talk about a report, you are very well published in very impressive list of writings. what i want you to spend maybe a minute or two on is the spending taxes and certainty roadmap a 4% gdp. in your current role how would you cut through the noise we have right now and emphasize what we think we have to do to build the momentum to actually get to a sustainable 4% gdp growth? >> thank you, senator. it's essential if you were to move forward and make policy changes we need to get higher growth, that we have to build consensus by having rigorous modeling that draws on empirical evidence and is -- >> but is the tax both, regulatory policy? what are the top point understand that do not have expertise? >> thank you for referencing the specific article that are number of challenges. look at the long run a budget balance and help remove uncertainty about what the future holds. because

storm warnings are going into effect today in the deep south, just as a snowstorm moves out through new england. this is a live look at snowy hartford, connecticut. roads were covered with some areas outside new york city getting up to eight inches today. bitter cold temperatures for about half the country. meanwhile, houston's two airports will be closed tomorrow, with the area expected to get up to five inches of snow. that storm will move across the entire south. let's get some forecast details now from accuweather's jeff cornish. jeff good morning. >> good morning. we've got a cold week monday through friday. cold all week long, 15 to 25 degrees below the historical averages. so this is doctor martin luther king junior day very cold all the way down to the gulf coast. also inauguration day a biting breeze, windy out there 25 degrees. accuweather. real feel temperature of 12. it's an indoor inauguration in washington, d.c. because of the weather. but look at this. this is going to be a huge shutdown for traffic and life into places like houston, lake charles, into new orleans, snow and ice i

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. >> we're back with images of the magnitude 3.8 earthquake which rattled new england. the monday morning rumbling was felt from boston to portland, maine. the quake was centered in in york harbor, maine. scientists say it likely was not related to the magnitude 2.4 earthquake that shook the new york city area on friday afternoon. >> an investigation is underway this morning into a deadly incident at a track and field event involving a spectator. a dad, described as a devoted father, was killed in a tragic accident that is raising a lot of questions about safety. a colorado family is in mourning after a tragic accident at a track meet. >> it was just horrible for everybody. >> 57 year old wade langston was at a field house in colorado springs watching his son when a competitor in the weight throwing event lost control of a 25 pound weight like the one seen here, the weight flying over a safety net, striking langston in the bleachers. >> mountain lion field house for medical attention. >> he was pronounced dead at the scene. his family says langston was a truly wonderful

news. england's local roads have been branded "a national embarrassment" by the head of an influential selects are being put at risk by highways riddled with potholes. charlotte gallagher reports. they're despised by drivers and a danger to cyclists and pedestrians. but potholes continue to plague our roads. a damning report says highways in england are a national embarrassment that are putting people at risk. it says the department for transport hasn't taken responsibility for its role in how roads have deteriorated. fiona jack is one driver who's become used to a bumpy ride. the whole road down here is horrific. she even burst her tyre on one of them. that one there is the one that did my car. and then you've got all these extra ones. and for cyclist becky hamilton, the cost of hitting a pothole was more than financial. it was just like the equivalent of hitting a kerb, smack, and ijust thought, this is it, this is my time. i was heading towards the oncoming car, on my helmet, just towards this oncoming car, which managed to swerve to avoid me. so i was very lucky. the rac says there are at

nantucket sound is the primary corridor corridor for new england. it's the most heavily utilized boating corridor in the northeast. and it's a big mistake, i think, for environmentalists or other people say that the only wilderness that's worth preserving is in the rocky mountains. i you know, we ought to be looking to preserve wilderness, experience for that nearest our cities, for the for the most the people can experience them. and and for cops and firemen and worcester, springfield and boston and people who enjoy the party, they you know that that means nantucket sound and horseshoe shoals and and they ought to be able to to visit those areas which are publicly owned and, have been publicly invested for generations without going into an industrial site. we can put those wind farms there. we should just put them five miles further out the way that the competitors, all his competitors are doing. you have quite a relationship with indian point nuclear power plant. and in your book. you talk about the nuclear regulatory commission. our next guest is

joe linsky, bbc news. englandng defeat against world champions india in the first t20 in kolkata. the new era in white—ball cricket under brendon mccullum starts with a loss. jofra archer impressed with two for 21 in india's chase — but the hosts still romped to a seven—wicket victory with 43 balls to spare — england's heaviest t20 defeat in terms of deliveries remaining. the second t20 in the five—match series is on saturday in chennai. more on all those stories — plus lewis hamilton's first time on the track, with ferrari — over on the bbc sport website. olly foster's here with sportsday, at 1830 too. that's all the sport from us for now. i need to. —— anita. official figures showed a surge in uk public sector borrowing last month. the gap between revenues and spending that had to be covered by borrowing it was £17.8 billion in december. ms. reeves has been speaking to our economics editor faisal islam in devils, and he asked her how she could spur on economic growth. we're reforming the planning system. we've g

snow squall alerts upstate new york and new england.cause whiteout conditions. so that's going to be a problem. and then we have the lake-effect snow machine that's up and running bringing more snow to these areas that have seen feet and feet and feet all season long. and that's going to be ongoing and see an additional 1 feet to 2 feet especially for parts of upstate new york and michigan. zooming on in. buffalo, water town usual places that get lake-effect snow but they have seen a lot. next storm system moves out of the rockies. potential for severe storms. going to be a slow mover. not only severe weather. could see the potential for very heavy rain and of course flooding. this is the area that got the snow storm, right? additional snow melt will cause the potential for more flooding and there's the severe storm threat wednesday, thursday, again hail, damaging, winds we could see isolated tornadoes and quite a bit of rainfall that could cause flash flooding. the other big story is the temperatures. i mean we are talking about march,

into new york city by lunch time and new england through the evening before being out monday morning.otals could reach three to six inches, higher amounts further inland. this is reinforced by cold air leading to the potential for black ice making it dangerous on the road for drivers and on monday during the inauguration, temperatures will feel like the single digits. >> a lot of problems. thank you. >>> turning to politics and cities across the country bracing for a large immigration crackdown after the inauguration. trump officials calling them targeted enforcement operations, which could begin in chicago and then include other major cities. all of this as officials scramble to move the inauguration indoors because of subfreezing temperatures. >> reporter: tonight, president-elect donald trump touching down in the nation's capital ahead of his inauguration. promising he has plans for his first day in office. he will sign a number of executive orders to roll back president biden's emission and pollution standards and on immigration. cities should prepare for immigration raids as soon