laura scott, bbc news in norfolk.r a warning that the freezing temperatures mean supplies are concerningly low. centrica, which owns british gas and has the country's largest gas storage facility, said reserves were down 26% compared with the same period last year. energy analysts say top—up supplies could be bought from europe and other countries, but the price would be higher because of increased demand. tonight looks set to becoming the coldest night of the winter so far in the uk. the met office says a hamlet in northern scotland has dropped to —17.3 celsius as the winter cold snap continues. in the lake district, there are concerns that people will take to the hills without being properly prepared. here's danny savage. as the freeze continues, the mountains of the lake district have turned into a winter playground. under blue skies, walkers have been tempted onto the fells, but climbing organisations and mountain rescue are urging people to be properly prepared. it's really easy to see what the attraction of thes

en norfolk, ante un juez se presentÓ un individuo al que encontraron bombas caseras por parte del fbias caseras en la historia del fbi. encontraron objetos destinados para este propÓsito. el hombre vivÍa con su familia en el noroeste de norfolk, virginia, y fue delatado por un amigo. >> definitivamente es una persona peligrosa y sospechosa. y debe estar arrestada. eso no es normal. la gente no hace explosivos caseros, sino que lo hacen para hacerle daÑo a otras personas. reportero: el hombre fue arrestado por posesiÓn ilegal de armas de fuego, tambiÉn encontraron un rifle. pero todavÍa no se ha descubierto evidencias de que estaba fabricando estos explosivos para fines violentos. el hombre no tiene antecedentes criminales. sus abogados dijeron que su cliente jamÁs intentÓ causar daÑo y amenazar a nadie. >> tenÍa un chaleco con explosivos dentro. ya estaba practicando disparando a una foto de biden. reportera: el hombre fue liberado y un juez le dio arresto domiciliario en casa de su madre mientras se presentan nuevas evidencias y nuevos cargos. todavÍa no hay evidencias o conexiÓn ent

we are still looking at another 2 to 4 inches of snow from savannah, georgia, all the way up to norfolk through tomorrow. that moves out but we've also got dangerous ice from southern georgia, into northern florida, dangerous commute for tomorrow morning and the temperatures, we are talking about 178 million people, look at these wind chills, tomorrow morning, it'll feel like 17 in chicago, nine in baton rouge, 20 in houston, the good news is, a slow, gradual warm-up, lester, as we get to friday, look at temperatures, upper 20s, but end up in the mid to upper 30s. >>> two weeks after the start of the deadly wildfires in southern california, some scary moments again, as new fires broke out. this time, no damage was reported. it comes as some finally go back to their homes, for the first time. >> firefighters racing to put out multiple brushfires igniting across southern california. the fryer fire threatening a mall and several homes after the lilac fire forced evacuations overnight. and two weeks after the devastating eaton fire and palisades fire, fema said it has received more than 97,

still looking at two to four inches from savanna georgia to norfolk tomorrow. that moves out, but we also have dangerous ice from southern georgia into northern florida. dangerous commute tomorrow morning. and the temperatures, we're talking about 178 million people. look at the wind chills. tomorrow morning feels like 17 in chicago, 9 in baton rouge, 4 in new york city, 20 in houston. the good news is a slow and gradual warm up towards friday. a look at temperatures starting in the upper 20s, but end in the mid to upper 30s. >> thank you. >>> two weeks after the start of the deadly wildfires in southern california, some scary moments again as new fires broke out, but this time no damage was reported. this comes as some finally go back to their homes for the first time. liz kreutz tells us more. >> reporter: tonight firefighters racing to put out multiple brush fires igniting across southern california. the yer fire in san diego threatening a mall and several homes after the lilac fire forced evacuations overnight. and now, two weeks after the devastating eaton

robert, and independent in norfolk, virginia, minutes away from the speaker vote and the opening of the 119th congress, day one. what's your message to lawmakers? >> i want to see them get together tonight to go ahead and vote in mike johnson. the election is over. we need to get the country together. i want to see congress get to work expanding tax cuts. get the prices in the stores down. food and everything is too high. i want to see them get into deregulation responsibly. and also, get back to it independence. we need to use everything we can use to get -- use and use it responsibly. those are the few things i really want to seek about early this year. host: robert with the to do list for this republican majority in the house and senate and control of the white house. chuck in connecticut, democratic caller. hello, chuck. caller: thank you for taking my call. there is a problem solvers caucus that i am very supportive of. the caucus has an opportunity to use some of the democrats ability to vote for the speakers , for speaker johnson is a way of encouraging bipartisan republican part

a passion for supporting local communities and pioneering in norfolk to ask for can science and technology projects. how beautiful, how glorious engines commitment to israel and ending the ukraine was on the home and on the beach with microscope and migrants rushed to enter the us despite and immigration crank done by donald trump. the thanks for joining us to cease 5 between us and israel event, it is the 5th day, a trucks are arriving as part of the deal more than $3250.00 event and since the cx 5 began, but many policy was in concert, remain on the brink of starvation and are enjoying desperate conditions. topic obviously and has this report from rafa in southern gaza. a 100 people are missing in garza, almost 5000 of them, women and children. that's in addition to the almost 50000 people killed the men, mana, i hope i can bring them out and bury them in a gray. if that's all i want from this world, i don't want them to build the house. so give me anything. all i want is a grave for them to get them out and bury them. probably. the world health organization has documented at least 650,

from panama city to jacksonville to norfolk, virginia. we're looking at the snow falling, that's where you see the white and blue. we could see heavy rain in southern florida today. but for the most part that snow will be offcoast by 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. extreme cold watches and warnings are out. and this is why. at temperatures even in the south cold today. into the 30s in new orleans. 33 in mobile with lots of sunshine. all right. that's your wednesday forecast. >> what a brutally cold winter we've been having so far. thank you. >>> a new set of pinstripes are coming to cooperstown. >> hello, how you doing? >> i'm doing fine. and you'll be doing fine, too, in about two seconds. voters have elected you to the national baseball hall of fame, congratulations. >> thank you. >> cc sabathia was elected to the baseball hall of fame in the first year of eligibility. he is joined by billy wagner, and of course ichiro suzuki. the three will be inducted in a ceremony in july. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with the trump administration's half

snow in additi to what we've already seen, but could see some in charleston, kill devil hills up to norfolk. and we're looking at a chill, a dangerous chill,l, for most of . we'll talk more about that coming up. >> michelle, thanks. >>> now to the latest actions of the trump administration. as of this morning, all federal employees with dei roles will be placed on paid leave. agencies have been directed to draw up plans to fire these workers. this comes as president trump defends his decision to pardon violent criminals. here's peter alexander. >> eporter: the president's facing new backlash for pardoning or commuting the sentences of everyone convicted for their actions on january 6th and those still under investigation. >> these are the hostages. approximately 1500 for a pardon. full pardon. >> reporter: including those found guilty of assaulting police officers. four years ago, president trump condemned the violence. >> to those who engaged in the acts of violence and destruction, you do not represent our country. and, to those who broke the law, you will pay. >> reporter: the president'

this answer from norfolk shade with the ornament as a whole implies the continuation of life. if it came as a result, this treat is this about the number of families. how many buddy new lives there are, and so on the front, on the one hand, the design decorates the dress on the other. it's actually the main idea behind it . uh huh. well talking about when in medina i've noticed it's in a lot of the women's dresses. they have the so long gates of almost winged like features. what are they full coverage for the male cost? you often features a long gated sleeves as well all bait for an entirely different purpose. this is an authentic ciocca by the way. is this the voice because it's supposed to cover the risk when the hand points down a man's wrist is meant to hold weapons or rains when riding a horse. it's another way to that, but there are times when these elements all come together during the dams and choreography more. they did have a circle dance where women can't touch the men's wrists with their bare hands. and the elongated slaves serve not as battle where, but rather as

he and the queen departed london for the peace and solitude of sandringham in norfolk.efore they left, after a dash from california, there was a 45—minute face—to—face meeting with prince harry — theirfirst for months. prince william now had a sick father and a wife recovering from major surgery. your royal highness, how grateful are you for the public support you've received in recent weeks? we really appreciate everyone's kind messages. thank you. events such as this gala in support of the air ambulance were carried out alone. i'd like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for catherine and for my father, especially in recent days. it means a great deal to us all. there was a 45—minute face—to—face meeting with prince harry — theirfirst for months. prince william now had a sick father and a wife recovering from major surgery. your royal highness, how grateful are you for the public support you've received in recent weeks? we really appreciate everyone's kind messages. thank you. events such as this gala in support of the air a

and lester, we're looking from norfolk l the way to dallas, anywhere from a tenth of an inch of ice tole bit less, going to cause some major problems on roads. >> all right, al, thanks very much. >>> and coming up, the next struggle for many in los angeles. navigating insurance after the fires. what to know, after the break. what to know, after the break. disease... ...gritty eyes could be more than a rough patch. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. sidigestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a

we have to remind you of this progress of norfolk, it was still on the 5th of series was declared. the almost 3 is boston by the president of the republic in order to allow the army to 10 to 14 of this suggestion, and also to stop the move where they bid them above the, beside all these syllables, fortunately to move and they gave them more ground this is why many people are just probably so now expressing the apple funds on the ongoing situation for now. situation and no more than by that thing called a really big companies government, how many phone minnesota front you decide your phone, economy, phone communication fraud at the menu for all those products of age on these things that i can say to that i tend to the company is governance personally, who the presented security? i think he must reside mazda brask. uh, i think to be honest, don't be difficult with the way you run the country. specifically, at this moment when that country is facing a serious problem, if the president should be humbled and tries to meet other ladies who can help him to resolve this ongoing situation.

helen from norfolk, hell or heaven. these classes we love you get in touch.nd money needs to be spent in order to delay doing anything about it? my nursing career include experience of working in three years in the last labour government and everything in the garden was not rosy for the bigger problems of social care are not rapidly dealt with, emergency services won't improve. it does not matter how much funding is directed towards hospitals if beds are occupied by patients who need to be in the community? helen, who is from the front line of nursing, asks how much more time is needed. everybody agrees that we are past time, everybody tells us that they are beds in hospitals which are used wrongly for social care provision. wes streeting is clearly trying to walk the line. this is how he defended the criticism and white is going to take so long another three years of what they need to do. action is needed this week. i announced to money through the grants... i right now, as for the casey- commission, i am delighted by the way, we have got one of whitehall, b

but whether it's from shetland to cornwall, enniskillen to norfolk, our emergency response teams ared other voluntary community sector organisations to help people support them and respond where we're needed. let's ta ke let's take it to the south korean capital of seoul. we are seeing thousands of people out on the streets. these are protesters who are opposed to the preached president. there are supporters of him gathered there. these other protesters who say that his arrest take place as soon as possible after his impeachment. this is bbc news. hello. the wintry weather through this weekend could well cause some significant disruption. the met office have issued amber warnings across parts of england and wales for snow and for ice too. we could see problems on the roads, the rail network, perhaps the airports, potential for power cuts as well. so do be prepared for some disruptive weather, particularly tonight into tomorrow. we've got a couple of amber warnings — the first one for wales into the midlands for snow and ice, valid from 6pm. 9pm then a second amber warning comes into

homeless centres in southwark last night, but whether it's from shetland to cornwall, enniskillen to norfolkcal authorities, emergency services and other voluntary community sector organisations to help people support them and respond where we're needed. and just a final piece of advice... if people are at home, the temptation when you're cold is to sort of huddle down. but actually moving might be counterintuitive but sensible. if able to do so, please keep moving and keep yourself warm, fit, and active as much as possible. that's not an option for everyone. so again, if if you need more advice, look on our website to see what the advice is. but really keep as active as possible. keep keep your body moving and try and keep. think about all the different things that you can keep warm this weekend while we brace ourselves for the impact of this weather. the bbc news website has a live page “p the bbc news website has a live page up and running and will tell you all about what is forecast in different parts of the country and in particular, which areas are under those amber and yellow weather

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and the council, or from norfolk seals know the rule, large the natal numbers these or are your atlantic's body's not your region. once i go to see a store course you, your customer helps those who was you want to take control of your illness. the you able to have plenty sleep. okay. yes or are you interested in preserving the atlantic structure solution dr. to the native, dominate it to go to the under sewage zone alone and go down to the north eastern part of the radio is a more promising origin from the point of view of the economy and the infrastructure where some projects can be implemented as these cute where we have them as global logistics player to more and uh should switch infrastructure of prospect. so that leaves us easy. does need to one, where does your spend one to choose grew to bring still to these a road like a big region, continental the, the into this and your atlantic to these across construction. glenn, spelt them back and also i want to go with them that you think the else can be a good set to leave. that's it really does up well security in the lower atlantic region

we ought to remind to view of this province of norfolk, it was still on the 5th of says it was declared. the almost 3 is boston by the president of the republic in order to allow the army to technical total distribution and also to stop, to move what they've been doing. but beside all these syllables, fortunate to move and they gave them more ground. this is why many people are just probably some know expressing vehicle some on the ongoing situation for now. situation no more than 5, that's a good, a good. they got somebody is governors. how many front? minnesota front. you decide your phone code on the front communication front at the menu for all those products of age. so the only thing that i can say was that i tend to, the company is governance personally. who the present security. i think he must reside while you're broke. uh, i think to be honest, don't be difficult with the way you run the country. specifically, at this moment when a country is facing a serious problem and the president should be humble and tries to meet other ladies who can help him to resolve this ongoing situa

cold weather advisories from new orleans all the way to norfolk.o, waking up tomorrow morning, you're looking at wind chills that are going to be in the teens and 20s. and then, it's sub-zero from minneapolis all the way to maine. yes, there's moderation, but it's painfully slow. it's like pulling teeth. it's cold through the end of the week. we do have moderation by the weekend. houston could go from snow yesterday to 60s and thunderstorms by the time we get to sunday. now, out west. fueling that new hughes fire, it's winds gusting in the mountains over 65 miles an hour. the red flag warnings will take us into thursday. maybe some relief over the weekend. david? >> david: lee goldberg back with us tonight, thank you. >>> there has been a deadly high school shooting in the nashville area. students barricading themselves in classrooms. the horror playing out at antioch high school. heavily armed officers rushing to the school. tonight, the harrowing images from inside the school. abc's alex perez on the scene for us. >> reporter: tonight, this is th

there. norfolk streams in the us environment. having seen a bit of rooms go through new york, well, the you will start to get colder for you, and snow is on its way. on the pacific coast, there is rain work is way down through california readily. it turns disciplinary land in the mountains. the, the, the black part is easy is a made as for the african coco farmer had a consent for couldn't see much around the world. the international coke organization reported a 14.2 percent dropped for the 20232024 season. resulting in the lowest copay, august 22 years, produces here. say, climate change is making things worse. as a result from us, what we're describing with high cost of front lasers and pesticides, i'm moving to other cups, like rubber circle, i notice a high production costs and promised diversifying drive across. we'll continue to offer output this in 10 would likely mean a shop price in the price of manufactured coke of product life calculate a meeting of minds you need to compose fragments. architecture becomes in a reno in

>> norfolk, virginia. >> steve: right near capital city of the united states. >> yes. >> steve: what do you think? >> looking good, very exciting. >> steve: its america is watching. i hope fox is a channel you watch from time to time. >> everyday. >> steve: we love that more. what is your name? >> beth. >> steve: let's step over here. what is your name? >> jack. >> steve: over here so steven can put the billboard behind us. what are you most excited about? >> to see us get our country back on track and have united states to be a position of power again. >> steve: sounds like you come from a patriotic family. >> yes. my son is midshipman at merchant marine academy, very proud of him, very excited about his consideration of joining the armed forces. >> steve: how old are you? >> 18. >> steve: old enough to watch fox news. i hope you do. >> i do, everyday. >> steve: good man. thank you for stopping by. ainsley and brian and lawrence, remind everybody like its there, catch inauguration of 47th president of the united states, donald trump. you don't have to come to

that cold air continues tomorrow with windchills of 7 in kansas city, 26 in norfolk.tle rock. new york city upper 20s to low 30s. out west we've got 18 million people at risk with weather watches. red flag warnings, wind gusts 50 to 80 miles an hour, extreme fire behavior is possible, stretching all the way down to temecula. strong santa ana winds tuesday into wednesday. out with some fog and some clouds in some spots, and some peeks of sunshine for the afternoon, with highs in the inland areas near 60 degrees a little bit warmer. the r rest of the week, with mid 60s expected by tomorrow into wednesday, and the rest of the week is nice and sunny, with at times some breezy winds kicking up and near the coast and in san francisco will be watching those waves near weather. guys? >> all right, al, thanks. >>> coming up, your morning boost is on the way. first, look at her, baby hippo stealing hearts at the virginia zoo. we are all ready to learn her name. fans voted. she is with us live. >> maybe not awake, but alive. >> someone wake her up. >> little baby hoda. >> right

ironclad you remember this the battle of hampton roads taken back to march 8, 1862 a port blockade of norfolk and richmond the confederate ironclad it was called virginia but it was formerly the uss merrimack they covered it with iron and fitted with an ability of wooden ships they destroyed the congress, they destroyed the uss cumberland and were on the verge of attacking the uss minnesota which were underground it was defenseless but the it became dark and the time change in virginia returned report, march 9 virginia came to finish the job but the ironclad was met by another ironclad which move the position to save and protect minnesota they fought for three hours, virtually a standstill. that same day navies over the world said will never make another wooden hall worship again that's the back story, it is fascinating and detailed decision-making and execution. the monitor is among three designs for consideration for president lincoln and others. as you can see it was totally different unlike anything, according to the primary backer of the monitor president lincoln was fascinated by gadget

houston at 43. 28 in norfolk. chicago, 23 degrees, as maggie said. it'll warm up. it's still 8 degrees below average. tomorrow morning, one more night of record lows from the gulf coast all the way to the carolinas. a windchill of 6 tomorrow morning in boston. 18 in st. louis. 26 in houston. but we will see a gradual warmup. 40s in louisville by saturday. 30 in new york city. 39 in kansas city. and we still have 13 milli people in winter weather alerts. that storm system moving away. the good news is it pulls off. you can see the radar bringing that snow off the coast and the morning rain. the cold temperatures, though, in central florida, if you are at universal, you will have to bundle up because it is awfully chilly. guys? >> we will come back to you in a few moments. >>> breaking overnight, nine people have been detained for questioning after that deadly hotel fire at a popular ski resort in northwest turkey. 76 people were killed when flamed ripped through the hotel early in the morning. 50 others were hurt. the building, as you can see there, engulfed in smok

following one of these arrests, arrow boston issued an immigration detainer against charles with the norfolkections in massachusetts. however, the correctional facility released him october 20th of 2023 without honoring the immigration detainer. hose are the kinds of insane policies in democrat cities that people are, like, enough is enough. charlie: right. rachel: by the way, i spoke earlier on the show about these crackdowns and especially the terrorist designation that a donald trump has now given to the cartels. listen. >> one signature, president trump just brought with counter-transnational crime to the highest levels of national security. and he's using very sound concepts like threat convergence, like conflicts of -- things that were once only discussed in the halls of the ivy tower and the intelligence community are now, with executive power, and what he's going to do is use that executive power to dismantle these terrorist organizations. this is a top priority of the trump administration for the time being. i think that we're going to go after these gangs with all the force of the

westward and we are now seeing the potential for not only snow but ice in and around richmond, toward norfolknoke and that's the dangerous part of this. you can't be on the roadways when you have got ice. there is the live radar and current conditions sleep right now. delay at the airport. certainly throughout the morning and afternoon. continue to keep you up to date on this. keep going up as it moves towards heavily populated areas like the washington, d.c. area. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. of course, steve, over to you. >> steve: you mentioned my beloved kansas. talking to my sister she says she has never seen as much snow in central kansas. >> janice: for some people it's a lifetime event. certainly. >> steve: janice, thank you very much for the warning about the terrible weather today. suspect with 87 prior arrests now accused of two subway attacks. while the career criminal was each allowed on the streets. that story coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and s

investigators discovered more than 150 devices, mostly pipe bombs, on a property outside norfolk. they also found pipe bombs in the man's house loosely stuffed in a backpack that bore a patch shaped like a hand grenade and a logo reading #nolivesmatter. this is how america rings in a new year. and there is nothing happy about it. in the wake of the new orleans attack, the sugar bowl was postponed and rescheduled for today. notre dame and georgia faced off this afternoon in the college football quarterfinal. the flags outside the superdome flew at half staff. how quickly life goes on because life must go on. but also were those spectators and workers safe? the thing is, crime is actually down in america year over year. but it doesn't feel safe in this, the most violent non-war-torn country on earth. we're frankly terrorized -- numb and terrorized at the same damn time. joining me now is charles blow, "the new york times" alcohol "the new york times" columnist. mr. mayor, i want to start with you. we know there's an interfaith prayer service for the victims and their families. that'

you know, it is the largest single day snowfall we've had in over 25 years here in norfolk as the storm delayed or cancelled more than 7000 flights on mondays. some people adopted new modes of transportation. i just wanted to get out at it. i had to go out and get some coffee. i loved being out in the snow, so i just wanted to come check it out. see how the roads work. the storm blanketed some areas with 50 centimeters of snow. it's being blamed for a handful of traffic related deaths in kansas and missouri. and in indiana, national guard troops have deployed to health stranded motorist here in the nation's capital. it is the biggest snowfall in 2 years, and schools are closed, making it a snow day with children and some adults celebrating with some serious sledding snowball fights. we're also in order. i do not come here to make friends that are many parts of the country are forecast to continued experience freezing temperatures well into the week ahead. heidi joe castro, elders 0 washington. also a heads on al jazeera, elite forwards in technology report from the world's largest exhib

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. >>> rail company norfolk southern and the community of east palestine, ohio, have reached a $22 millionillage, forcing the people to evacuate. 11 of those train cars were carrying hazardous materials. official said the money will be used for start up priorities identified by the village in connection with the train derailment. >>> israel and hamas are taking an important step in maintaining their cease-fire. >> nbc news has learned the two sides have begun discussions on the second phase of the deal and it comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet with president trump at the white house in one week. netanyahu is the first foreign leader to meet with mr. trump during his second term. joining us now, nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons in tel aviv. first off, what do we know about these negotiations so far and is it an encouraging sign that talks have already started at this point? >> well i think that tends to beginnings but i guess it is encouraging. we understand from senior regional diplomat, president trump's envoy for the middle east has been i

extreme cold warning in the hot pink from places like new orleans to jacksonville, myrtle beach, norfolk>> and it is. >> chilly this morning. temperatures in. >> the negative numbers. in duluth. >> it feels like -25. so basically. >> from. >> the rockies all the way to the east, we're looking at another cold day. we're going to be cold once again tomorrow before we start to see a gradual warming into the weekend. memphis 26 degrees right now, 27, in new orleans. so the temperatures into the 20s below freezing up the southeast and the gulf coast states as well. the jet stream is so far down to the south. so that's just letting this arctic air spill in. and we're looking at temperatures not going very far as we go throughout this thursday. we're looking at temperatures anywhere from ten to 20. >> to. >> 20 degrees below what is typical for this time of year, but better than the 5540 degrees below what we had a couple days ago. denver 32 today that 16 degrees below average. nashville 4239. in mobile we're looking at cold also along the east coast, below freezing once again in new york city.

he took sand from a beach down by norfolk point comfort of sand that he described as being very white and then he also you sand that he got from pounded freestone what i mean by that is he took that same acquired stone that we saw the cellar took blocks of that and had the enslaved workers pound it back into sand and then sieve it out. so it was nice and fine and then he tested that against that white sand from the beach and he liked the free stone better because of course, it made the house look like it's made out of the local building. stone, which is a quiet sandstone, which is the same sandstone that they're using to build the us capitol and the white house at about the same time in the 1790s, washington loved this stone as president, he the us government purchased the quarry for this stone because it was our local dmv, the building stone. and so he wanted his houses to look the same and he was quite proud of that fact. so let's take a tour of the mansion, as you probably never seen it if you visited here. and what i mean by as you have never seen it, is that it's a construction z

you all know if i buy third, toys with the norfolk southern training during hazardous make materials derailed and east of houston, ohio a controlled burn was also ignited during these chemicals into the air and sparking health concerns for ohioans and pennsylvanians alike. what occurred two years following no one should'veo had to deal with the horror and the fallout of such a disastrous dis- realm it that it's impact to impact that community. after being a member of congress for less than a month was and she dishabille with my colleague, a bipartisan bill for democrats and republicans the rail act the piece of legislation to address the needs of the community. we heard from folks in east palestine, ohio probably heard from labort unions. we heard from stakeholders we put this bill together hoping we can address the issue of rail safety. one of those provisions specifically came for governor mike dewine which on the temperature threshold with the firste responders they had no idea what they're doing with. i bring that up because the work that many of us have done for my colleague fro

norfolk, buffalo with single-digit windchills. 39 in houston. that will go into next week. now we have another storm that's coming. we have winter storm watches for texas, oklahoma, arkansas and louisiana. this low-pressure system, the american model brings it down through the south. but look at all this snow in dallas. we could be looking at 4 to 5 inches of snow which could crack their top ten. this is the american model. that moves up and away. the american and canadians models keep it to the south. however, the heaviest know more away from the northeast. so it is a battle between the two systems. we will be watching this very closely. but either way, down to the south, a lot of stormy weather and into the mid atlantic states, it will be iffy. as we head into the weekend, guys. >> all right, al. we'll check back in just a little bit. >>> now let's go to the breaking news we're following. a powerful earthquake rocked parts of western china and nepal overnight. the death toll and injuries mounting amid the search for survivors. nbc's janis mackey frayer is in beijing. she

norfolk, 28. providence feels like 11.ill of 19 in new york city. it will feel like 38 in austin. kansas city, 23 degrees. as we head into the weekend, these chilly temperatures hang around. upper 20s in chicago. mid to upper 20s in lexington. mid 30s in new york. and little rock will see temp start to the day. nice and sunny. and it's not as windy as it was yesterday evening. eventually the wind will continue to calm down in the hills. it's still pretty gusty. and as we take a look at our highs for this afternoon, we're headed for the mid 60s and well above normal temperatures will continue as we take a look at what to expect. more sunshine and no chances of rain through at lea >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right. thanks, al. >> thank you, buddy. >>> still ahead, a new move in a long standing battle over what should be florida's state bird. it is ruffling a lot of feathers this morning. we will have that story and ho's can't-miss morning boost, right after this. [card reader beeps] ♪♪ well, a little like this.

boston, norfolk, all below average. then we move tomorrow, still stays a little warmer than average with temperatures making their way to the east, but then, boom, we drop the hammer. minneapolis by monday, minus 4. those are air temperatures. 10 in champaign. d.c. on inaugural day, 25. and then we go into the mid part of the week, and you can see those temperatures just plummeting. windchills make it feel even worse, like below zero. in new york, chicago and kansas city. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. n you file by 2/18. all tax forms all 100% free now this is taxes. file free in the app by 2/18 when you switch to turbotax do-it-yourself. advisory will be in effect for these areas shaded in blue until 9:00. that includes santa clara valley, the tri-valley to the delta, as well as some of our north bay valleys. temperatures are down to freezing, even below freezing now in danville at 30 degrees. and after that cold start, we're headed for the upper 60s again today, and then back down t

. ♪♪ >> here from norfolk, virginia, on my 35th birthday. >> a shoutout to new york. >> on a girls' tripg with us. let me tell you, the folks who come out this time of year, they are the die hard fans. die hard fans. speaking of fans, we are heading into a huge weekend in the nfl. the road to the super bowl down to the final four. tomorrow on "today" we are throwing pep rallies for all four teams. >> this is going to be a really fun morning. we had so much fun with this last year. we decided to do it again so the super fans will be joining us live from these four cities -- kansas city, buffalo, philadelphia, and washington. i was waiting for al to do it, pump up their teams. craig, you and i, we're going head-to-head in the kitchen. i'm going to cook a dish that i hope is an homage to the eagles in philadelphia. you're making one for the commanders. >> yes. >> carson and al will be the judges. it's going to be a lot of fun. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> we have a wager going. >> yes. >> you're voting on what the wager will be. we'll have an update in "popstart." >> lots to get to in fo

sykes: as you know february 3, 2023, with a norfolk southern train carrying hazardous materials de derailed with hazardous chemicals and it started to burn and sparked health concerns. what occurred in the two years following no one should have had to deal with the horror and fallout of a disastrous deratement which impacted this community and continues to impact this community. one of the things i did after being a member of congress in less than a month was introduce a bill with my colleagues from democrats and republicans from ohio, the rail act, which was a piece of legislation to address the needs of the community, we hear from folks from east palace teen ohio and heard from labor unions and stakeholders and put this bill together to address the issue of rail safety. one of those provisions came from our governor, mike dewine, around the temperature threshold requirements for safety placards which we found in the subsequent report is the first responders went looking for the placards but they had melted and had no idea what they were dealing with. and you heard with my colleagues fromm

it's known for campaigns in norfolk southern r&b global and barry global among others. u.s.ss than 2/10 percent stake in the company, and cora already batting that down, saying, hey, you gave us a tight deadline for a nominee and we're amassing a meaningful stake as we speak. so let's let the drama unfold here. >> we you have seen activist investors with very small percentages that have been successful rarely in the past. but against exxonmobil, there was the case where that situation played out and they were successful in going through with it. there are so many accusations about how every side is compromised in this, from the management side to the activist investors and what what are they saying that they were involved with cleveland-cliffs before? >> yes. so and let me just also say that later today we are going to have alan kestenbaum, who is the ceo, nominee. nominee by and cora on closing bell overtime exclusively. so we're going to dig into all of this further with him. but kestenbaum actually took over the stelco assets, which are former u.s. steel assets up in cana

robert, and independent in norfolk, virginia, minutes away from the speaker vote and the opening of the19th congress, day one. what's your message to lawmakers? >> i want to see them get together tonight to go ahead and vote in mike johnson. the election is over. we need to get the country together. i want to see congress get to work expanding tax cuts. get the prices in the stores down. food and everything is too high. i want to see them get into deregulation responsibly. and also, get back to it independence. we need to use everything we can use to get -- use and use it responsibly. those are the few things i really want to seek about early this year. host: robert with the to do list for this republican majority in the house and senate and control of the white house. chuck in connecticut, democratic caller. hello, chuck. caller: thank you for taking my call. there is a problem solvers caucus that i am very supportive of. the caucus has an opportunity to use some of the democrats ability to vote for the speakers , for speaker johnson is a way of encouraging bipartisan republican party.

it started with a journalist at the times called andrew norfolk. he first encountered the grooming gangsin first encountered the grooming gangs in 2003, when labour mp ann cryer revealed local concerns about asian men targeting teenage girls outside school gates. he admitted later that a story about ethnic minorities targeting white girls felt like a far right fantasy. liberal guilt kicked in, so he wrote one story and dropped it. but over the years, he kept encountering similar stories. his conscience nagged him, and in 2010, he began to research court records. what he found was a pattern. abusers would meet girls in public places. they would give them gifts or take them out on joyrides until they felt like the man was their boyfriend. then they'd give them alcohol or drugs and rape them. often they trafficked the girls between their family and friends to be raped by them too. the girls were mostly white, the abusers mainly pakistani. when andrew norfolk approached the authorities, they all refused to speak to him. finally, he found a group who wo

but this morning we've also heard from the former chief reporter of the times newspaper, andrew norfolke man who really broke this scandal nationwide in 2011. he said that we still don't understand the origins of this crisis. he also said that alexis jay's report shied away from assessing many of those causes. he said that many people still fear being called islamophobic for getting involved in this sort of discussion, and that comes after the prime minister, sir keir starmer, on monday said that people calling for a national pubuc people calling for a national public inquiry were jumping on the bandwagon and the poison of the bandwagon and the poison of the far right. another government intervention that has caused so much anger. also, as jess phillips, the safeguarding minister, has defended the government last night, saying that their decision to implement new 1526 00:10:21,856 --

and finally, more than 3200 grey seal pups have been counted at the norfolk coastal breeding grounds.hile numbers remain high, this year's final count was 370 less than last year, possibly due to the seals finding new breeding grounds elsewhere. the pupping season generally starts at the beginning of november and finishes by the end of january, attracting thousands of visitors each winter. so if you're in the area, keep an eye out. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'll be back in half an houn now. i'll be back in half an hour. for now, it's back to dawn. >> thank you very much. now let's get straight into today's stories because we do have a very, very busy show for you. we are starting with the weather because the british what we do and it is january. snow and rain have battered britain today, with most of northern and central england remaining under an amber weather alert. liverpool and manchester airports have been forced to close their runways, while drivers have been warned to make minimal trips and take emergency provisions with them. but the weather is also takin

now, more than 3200 grey seal pups have been counted at the norfolk coastal breeding ground. while numbers remain high, this year's final count was 370 less than last year, possibly due to the seals finding new breeding grounds elsewhere. the pupping season generally starts at the beginning of november and finishes by the end of january, attracting thousands of visitors each year. so keep an eye out if you're in the area. and finally, tomiko itooka, the world's oldest person, has died at the remarkable age of 116 years old in japan, according to guinness world records. the japanese woman was the oldest living person following the death of 117 year old maria branyas last yeah 117 year old maria branyas last year. city officials say she died on the 29th of december in a care home in central japan. she was born on the 23rd of may 1908, and it said her favourite things were bananas and a japanese flavoured yoghurt. those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'll be back in an hour, but now it's back to michael. >> for the very latest gb

the statement is false and defamatory, and suggest it hurt her chances of re—election in south—west norfolke dispute focuses on the aftermath of truss's mini—budget in september 2022, which of course caused market turmoil but did not lead to an economic crash, according to her team. they highlight a report stating the economy actually, they say, grew faster after the mini—budget. liz truss is now demanding that starmer stops repeating the claims or face further legal action. and turning to the latest developments in los angeles, where they are battling a most, the most destructive wildfires in its history. with six blazes now raging out of control and five lives sadly lost, high winds of up to 100 miles an hour have spread flames across more than 26,000 acres and forcing more than 137 evacuations. it's also left hollywood streets in gridlock under thick smoke. firefighters face water shortages, taking supplies from swimming pools, while the mayor has defended cutting £17 million from fire budgets last summer. overnight, new fires also erupted in hollywood hills and in acton, with more evacu