any snow over the hills in the south turns back to bit of sleet.turns back to bit of sleet. any snow over the hills and the rain :urns back to bit of sleet. any snow over the hills and the rain tends lack to bit of sleet. any snow over the hills and the rain tends to k to off rain, and the rain tends to ease off later, but wintry showers in eastern parts of scotland and over the irish sea towards northern ireland to stop m -arts of northern ireland more to d a frost. a trust. temperatures close a trust. temperatures close to bavea frost. . temperaturescloseto freezing for england and or above freezing for england and wales. the day, some wintry wales. through the day, some wintry showers for eastern scotland, sunshine in west, and more sunshine in the west, and more showers coming into northern ireland. it becomes a bit less wet for england and wales. snow levels it's going to be mostly iaiiing through iaiiihg through the day. but rain falling through the day, but and cold, four to six. it cloudy and cold, four to six. it up cloudy and cold, four t

emily brooks, house reporter with the hill. emily brooks, start on that plane and helicopter crash here in washington, d.c. what is the latest in terms of how congress is reacting, whether there will be a congressional investigation, whether they are devising legislation in response to this? guest: absolutely, congress will be looking into this. my colleagues have already found that the heads of the transportation committee in the house have all the received briefings about this. certainly something that lawmakers, who fly in and out of reagan national airport all the time, are certainly very concerned about the safety implications there. congress will absolutely play a role. it is a little bit interesting, though, in this congress versus last, now with washington under total republican trifecta control. the republican-controlled house and senate are giving more leeway and room for the trump administration to investigate and provide information, both to congress, and publicly what is going on. a little bit of a change in the pow

the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 224, the disabled veterans housing support act, introduced by my good friend from texas, congresswoman monica de la cruz. it's been said that what the american people desire is not bigger government, but a much better and more effective government. the reforms proposed in this bill will accomplish just that. this bill will reform a program meant to assist those in need, h.u.d., housing and urban development's community development block grant program. this includes helping our nation's low income veterans with the housing challenges that many of them face across our nation. however, the bureaucratic obstacles at h.u.d. know no bounds. mr. speaker, today veterans are being turned away from this very positive cdbg program. how is that? well, the formula h.u.d. tells communities to use to see if veterans qualify as low income and

again, thick enough for the odd spit and spot of sleet or snow, mainly over the hills. sunshine. again, probably the best of it in the north west. sunday promises to be perhaps a bit brighter, again, there will be some rather grey and cold spots, particularly northeast england, eastern scotland, but the wind up a degree or so in the south,, , ,,, , , as we head through the new week, it stays cold. further sleet and snow flurries at times, but mainly dry thanks to high pressure. where you're going. for the us to take control of gaza. and to hold an urgent summit. we'll get the latest from our washington correspondent and our gaza correspondent. — donald trump's nominee for fbi director. the bank of england cuts interest rates — the pace of climate change. a new karting initiative to get more women and and welcome to bbc news. also in the past few minutes the afp news agency, arab countries to resist the pressure from the us mr trump posted details of his thinking

officially the worst hill? fast, busy road, and it's the steepest one on the a30. r hill because there's a mcdonald's at the bottom of it. so we'll get a run—up. all right, down we go. 0h, is that smoky? yeah, it is a bit, isn't it? what's in there? that's a new one. that smells more like oil than... yeah. we have worked it hard. maybe there's. .. yeah, i shouldn't have been giving him full beans on those last hills, maybe. cautiously saying... so is the diagnosis...? yeah, go on. ..we don't have a problem. there's no problem? hmm. it's just... as we're standing here, like, completely covered in sweat! "nothing's wrong, honest!" nothing's wrong! a bit of excess oil and heat. i will buy that, steve. i'll buy it. oh, dear. that doesn't sound good. 0h... bleep. no, that's really not good. so what's not happening there? back to the back of the car. this time, the ignition won't start. and the way the engine is turning over, it doesn't sound like it's got any compression. we haven't got any water. which would indicate a head gasket. bleep. yeah. we're currently desperate

i mean, for the last few years, when we had split power on the hill, done, you can't pass legislationll of that. and now when you have one party in control of the white house and both houses on the hill, and they can do things and then the other party is like, oh no, we don't want that. given the way the system is set up here. to me is that some of the members of the republican party on the hill are uncomfortable with what's happening there as well. use executive powers to shutter an agency or merge it with another one? and, you know, there is this kind of sense, does president trump have now? and as you say, democrats are protesting it or launching but it seems like that's the limit. they don't have a leader. they don't have someone who is kind of going head to head with donald trump. who's in charge here now of our party? where's our party going? resistance this time, as these lawsuits are launched against various executive orders that we've seen from donald trump, for example, on birthright citizenship, which we've discussed in previous episodes. with a number of high ranking democ

bludgeoned to death near the university of north carolina in chapel hill. or nine long years, investigators tried to figure out who could have been responsible. and then a routine traffic stop ended in the arrest of a surprising suspect. >> he still lives in my heart and in my mind all the time. >> faith hedgepeth father wondered if he'd lived to see the day police would arrest someone for his daughter's vicious death. it would take nine years. but finally, the case blew wide open. >> sometimes justice is swift. >> other times it takes longer. >> a lot longer. for almost a decade, police couldn't tie any evidence to the original persons of interest, including faith's roommate karina rosario, or her ex-boyfriend eric macoy jones. >> today, after nine years in a week, an arrest has been made in the murder of faith hedgepeth. >> cops arrest a man whose name had never been dropped in their case files. miguel enrique salguero olivares. >> when i cried. >> with tears of joy. tears of relief. knowing that someone had been arrested in the case. >> that's right. a ma

and some move to the scenic, secluded hill area where lush california vegetation softens the and valleys for miles and every direction and breezes clean through native growth and increasingly strong during the late four months of the santa ana and dangerously dry when there has been no rain. it is during this unstable period that firemen most fear the potential the potential of 134 square miles of thick, dry chaparral and oak, all within the city boundaries of los angeles. classed experts as the fastest burning groundcover in the western hemisphere hemisphere. and nestled in that cover, one of the greatest concentrations of high value homes in american. i'm serious problem in fire protection under even the best of conditions. on the morning of november six, 1961. fire department dispatchers conditions fire from the best santa ana winds strong gusty humidity and moisture content of the brush rock bottom. fire danger. extreme extreme. at 8:03 a.m. a condition of high hazard is declared throughout the department. standby companies moved up to stations near brush areas to strengthen the circ

as that water just takes a long time roll down the hill creeks and streams and rivers around the bay are going to continue to flood outside the clouds rolling in light showers so far. >> things are going to be picking up tonight, though, some heavy rain moving in with some very gusty winds overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. they some damaging winds overnight. tonight, some winds gusting 70, maybe 80 miles an hour. definitely keep all your flashlights ready to go. and that heavy rain leading the possibilities from flooding by tomorrow morning, especially on the roadways. that morning commute is going to be extremely difficult. maybe some debris on the roads to from all the blowing winds. we're talking maybe 2, maybe 6 inches of rain the wettest spots in the mountains, especially the santa cruz mountains. very heavy rainfall moving right now. just beginning to see some light showers moving into the state. but so far this is what we're waiting for, the brunt of that storm. and that is a significant storm. now just keeping off the coastline and strengthening, of course, south

the cca. c's up a hill, 8 kilometers from the town. what really strikes you 1st, like it's a massive block of concrete. it's sunbaked, it's so hot. it's just, you know, there's very little vegetation inside the account and also so much surveillance. when we went in for the official opening, we were able to go inside the containers where people are living and there are cameras in the core doors. there's also cameras on some of the taller pools. people have report and drone usage and where the data is going and who is being shared with is not exactly clear. so what does it like to leave the really came from syria and was moved from the old camp to the c. c. i see you see the wires that count realized the security to get it to police like where i don't mind. i am the one time i'm going out. sometimes i was exiting my container to take it for a ship like a. i can not be in this box. you look here like there is a time that you're looking at like there is a come, you turn like this, that is it coming. and then decided that like a way to the

it's just over the hill there. and it is very, very different from, from this one in 2021. thousands of refugees were moved to the new close control access center. will see, see i see much better living conditions. but at the same time, increase security provisions for the benefit for suddenly sick is of the benefit of the stop and of the benefits of the local communities. the c. c. a c's up a hill, a kilometers from the town. what really strikes you 1st, like it's a massive block of concrete. it's sunbaked, it's so hot. it's just, you know, there's very little vegetation inside the account. and also so much surveillance is when we went in for the official openings, we were able to go inside the containers where people are living and there are cameras in the core doors. there's also cameras on some of the taller pools. people have reported drone usage and where the data is going and who is being shared with is not exactly clear. so what does it like to leave the really came from syria and was moved from the old camp

nestled in the lush green hills of southern india, it's not easy for us to reach the small village of guddanahalli. this is where rakshitha raju was born. translation: when i was two years old, i lost my mother. i at ten years, i lost my father. their disabilities meant they formed a strong bond. translation: she is disabled and so am i. i people said many things to me, but my grandma asked me to not worry or think too much. with you always." as different, even inferior, and they found a way to tell each other that they were not. while at rakshitha's home, her brother helped bridge the language barrier. translation: my grandmother says, growing up, she didn't- have parents. neither did rakshitha. she says she doesn't want rakshitha to end up like her. rakshitha thrived on this strength. where she could access better resources. but to compete on the world stage, what she needed the most was a dedicated guide runner. "and cannot see the track?" she needed to put full faith in her guide and in the tether that would bind and protect them as they ran full throttle. translation: i can't see

we've got a wintry mix of weather settling snow will be mainly confined to the hills, reverting back s north out of iberia, squeezing the isobars together, bringing the windy weather. across the country for this weekend, so a little less cold before more cold weather returns around this area of high pressure for next week on an easterly wind. so this evening and overnight, cloudy skies for large parts areas, but we'll see accumulating snow across the hills of wales — 1—5cm here — and some snow, perhaps, for the pennines, some of this snow getting in a little bit further north but the rest of scotland and northern ireland a little less cold further south and east, where we have the cloud, the breeze and the rain. so for saturday, it's a rather grey picture. we'll have further spots of rain maybe some wintry showers for eastern scotland. the best of the sunshine, again, developing across the south—east later in the day. temperatures range from around six to eight or nine degrees. so that's how saturday is looking. through saturday night, it looks like that cloud spells to develop. acros

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i mean, you're looking at up to five inches of rain in the hills, 1 to 3. at the lower elevations. we are seeing gusty winds right now. big rock ridge, 40 miles an hour on our storm impact scale. this is a level one tonight. rain continues. slippery roads gusty in the hills. tomorrow it becomes a level two as that atmospheric river arrives. heavy rain and gusty winds accompanies it. minor urban flooding is expected. i'll be back with a full look at that hourly timeline for your weekend. and even beyond that, we have some wet weather, so i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> all right, we'll check back. thank you. sandhya. some roads are flooded in the north bay, causing closures and dangerous conditions for certain low lying roads. detours are in place. last november, a driver lost his life after driving through flooded maze canyon road in guerneville, the second such drowning fatality in two years. >> we are always encouraging folks to, if they see the road closed, road flooded signs and the red or yellow tape across the roads to, you know, turn around and not drown. >> road wo

the hills in the maze of bricks and concrete that mix up plus senior results, largest 5 ballot for slum the heat is suffocated. right side of the house is a peck tightly together. the streets are narrow and there are no trees to cool. the air on top of that we face water shortages for villa is divided into 6 is in each one and he gets 3 days with a 4th to the 4th replenished. 70 year old. and he's upset by a boss that is one of thousands of people facing another day without water. the taps in her neighborhood have run dry. she has no choice but to make several trips down the hill to collect water from friends and family will have some despair. it's exhausting to truck up and down carrying all these bottles. it's so hot and people need water for everything, drinking bathing. you have to make a choice either get the water or risk dehydration and getting sick. more than 80000 people call us see a home and many like it is apache or desperate for the sheep waived and scorching temperatures and southern brazil have 4 schools to close. real students tell us, many of their classmates went home

live look at the hill. 10:00 a.m. eastern. the doge subcommittee holds its first hearing calling it the war on government waste. we could see fireworks. some democrats have predicted that. they are throwing the kitchen sunk at musk and his mission. >> dana: bleeper button probably should be ready. peter doocy. >> mr. musk is taking democratic criticisms of the doge effort head on. >> some of the things that i say will be incorrect and should be corrected. so nobody is going to bat 1,000. we will make mistakes but quickly correct any mistakes. >> democrats continue complaining about musk's new influence in the trump white house. >> everyone knows there is waste in government and should be cut. but doge is using a meat axe and cutting things efficient and effective. if you want to make cuts, then you do it through a debate in congress, not lawlessly by just implementing them. >> musk and trump are hoping to keep the public on their side flagging things that just seem impractical like the analog system for processing federal retir

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good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that knows plenty about working late nights on capitol hill. bring your celsius, guys. i'm ali vitali on this thursday, february 6th and we'll start with the news. elon musk's department of government. efficiency now has restricted their access to information in the treasury department's payment system. attorneys for the. >> justice department. >> agreed to temporary limits late last night, but it comes after a group of union members and retirees. sued the treasury department. >> they were. >> alleging that doj's access to the federal government's massive payment and collection system, as well as the personal data housed within it, violated federal privacy laws. the order would allow exceptions for two special government employees at the treasury, tom krause and marco velez, saying they're permitted access as needed to perform their duties, provided that such access to payment records will be read only. >> now. >> wired has. >> more reporting on ellis, who's a 25 year old engineer. he previously worked for two musk companies, and multiple sour

benjamin netanyahu making the rounds on capitol hill expected there shortly to meet with speaker johnson. house foreign affairs committee chairman brian mast met with him yesterday and joins us next. tempur-pedic designed the ergo-pro smart base, to help you fall asleep — more easily. it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 now on select adjustable mattress sets. my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. now i have skyrizi. ♪ i've got places to go and i'm feeling free. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi helped visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 3 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get ch

you know, that rondo duke of york has 10000 men, and he march them up to the hill top of the hill any march them down again. and that might be what stop our is do it. but one way or another, if we say $10000.00 soldiers into the mall of the ukraine walk, they will be subject to attack and given the power of the auto shang miss out, for example, they could all be destroyed in a single stripe, not on one if i was not a picture if i did not care about the lives of our soldiers, i'd say bring it on, but i am a patriot and i do care. and so i very much hope that the style my resume will abandon this idea even watch saskia. generals are starting to see because we have so few soldiers will have to come young working class men to go and fill these shoes. these books on the ground. and i have promised the leader of the workers party and the note to natal movement in prison. we will write any constriction class, just like we read the poll tax in the 19 eighties and brought down margaret thought john, i was one of the leaders of the movement. we will bring star mcdonough and rec area to do consc

same time joe shelby has started his men north and they run into each other around the warren hill house and start fighting. so skirmishing on active skirmishing going on shelby outnumbers the federals and so he slowly pushes them back north, north and north until blunt crosses rush creek. he's where he started because. he was outnumbered and was being flanked. and geoff thompson, brigadier general shelby's iron brigade commander, my whole command advanced and soon drove them from all their defenses into westport the men were now thoroughly accessible and had we not had to wait more ammunition. i we could have taken westport. there's a lull in the fighting the confederate the fighting has been pretty severe and they're low on ammunition. they have to wait to be resupply. and there's more than an hour where nothing's happening in this area in this part the field and the federals take advantage of this time to get reinforced it's in place and to get reorganize for another attack. but something happens also at this time. a civilian shows up, talks to curtis and tells him. i know what

farther up the hill that mud slide caused severe damage to this home on deer trail road. you can see the second floor of the home starting to cave in because of the shear force of the debris flow. in sonoma county, several neighborhoods remain under water today. take a look at the tractors here. in some places, all you can see are the roofs of what looked like barns. you can't even see the road to get to the farm where the water looks to be halfway up the greenhouses. >>> many communities around the low lying areas of the russian river remain under flood warning. one neighbor giving their neighbors rides through the flooded streets of their neighborhood. the flood warning is going to stay in effect through tomorrow morning. residents have been through severe flooding events before, and that they know the drill. >> we just had a boat and then all the stuff that's down low in the first section. >> and down on mill court are elevated. they're lifted up. so the homes are fine, but you just can't get out unless you have a paddle board or a canoe. >> the firefighters in the area

some sleet and snow over the hills. southwest of england. from the west, but it's running up against our area of high pressure. so this front not making much progress. a few brighter glimpses, equally a few bits so that weather front not expected to make much progress. a bit of rain out towards the west. a bit more in the way of sunshine as we head towards the weekend. imports with a 25% tariff, as a global trade war escalates. the =-=e egg impact of dona - threatened _ 9t; efltifit'fl “te?“ “(fang-d threatened steel trump's threatened—steet ”7777.77.77, on the uk. hello and

and talk to the best minds of industry and on the hill and the guys who launches rockets into space when they come back home i'm going to talk to that guy as well it would be malpractice if i didn't and lefties lose their minds when they want to move at the speed of trump or elon musk they want us to move at the speed of bureaucrats the woke policy is gone safety first and reforming air-traffic control not just make the system safer but more efficient so you won't have cancelled or delayed flights you will have an air-traffic control system which works. i talked to elon musk if we could do this into a half or three years and he said no, we could do this in a one-year when you have these 22-year-old young people who were smart and engaged in give us good advice will move at the speed of business as opposed to the speed up bureaucracy and government. >> speaker-01: to be air-traffic controller you need really critical skills. you need to be able to multitask like nobody else. make fast decisions and be very smart. and i kept reading all these stories about people getting a hundred per

the us a l. i can tell you not very well when it comes to democratic senators on capitol hill. in fact, chris coons reacting here in the united states, a top senator saying that the comments are alarming. and in fact, this is just a complete and stunning reversal of us policy that has occurred. you will have to remember that the bodily ministration was doing just the exact opposite when it comes to the positioning of us policy with regard to russia. what the policy was was to isolate the united states from russia. but what we've had on the hills of the talks and re add and the discussions that took place between the us secretary state and the russian foreign minister was now to as embrace russia. and so when the, you see the rush, us president essentially blaming you, praying for rushes, invasion of you frame that is a completely in line with that narrative of essentially what we have here is that reversal of policy. so this is really in line with what we've seen though, historically from donald trump, when it, whether it's this administration or his previous administration. wha

a cold day, but when you factor in that strong easterly wind for england and wales, mainly over the hills best of it in the north west. sunday promises to be perhaps a bit brighter, should be a little bit lighter and temperatures may be coming further sleet and snow flurries at times, but mainly dry thanks to high pressure. don't forget to check out the bbc weather app for the weather, for where you are, live from london. advised to have an abortion by nottingham university hospitals nhs trust. donald trump doubles down on his plans — and hold an urgent summit. and gaza correspondents. the bank of england cuts interest rates — by quarter of one percentage point. new data shows — last month was the world's the pace of climate change. girls into motorsports. we start this hour with an exclusive story. advised to have an abortion by nottingham university

luckily, all the homes at the top of the hill are safe right now. the east bay, there have been lots of wind and rain today. >> yeah, you can see it in the video behind us. really, it's nothing compared to tuesday's really strong gusts and heavy rain. abc seven news reporter anser hassan joining us live now from the oakland hills high answer. >> hey, guys. yeah, the rain has been on and off much of the afternoon. just a light drizzle coming down right now. but the city of oakland says the past week they've been working really hard on storm prep to get ahead of this storm. midday in orinda was a mix of on and off rain, but not the moderate to heavy downpours the east bay saw on tuesday. in oakland, public works got an early start on storm preps in anticipation of thursday's rain. the drainage division crews cleared out gutters along wood street in west oakland. the city says in addition to clearing out storm drains, workers are laying down sandbags and tarps in areas prone to mudslides. they're also coordinating their efforts with other local agencie

i think that shifts the whole dynamic of the world, and i think it's worth it. that's a hill worth dying on. >> i mean. >> appeasing autocracy was the theme of the week in munich on the part of the trump administration this week. >> so but okay, so here's what pete hegseth, our new secretary of defense, said. he said, returning to. just the name, apparently. >> it's the words together. >> yeah. >> he said, returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective, which to me is just surrender. and again, we can argue about whether that's true or not. united states is not. believe also that nato membership is for ukraine is realistic. and trump said, you know, it's when when biden let them say, we're going to want to join nato. that's when the trouble started. there's some truth to that. the other side of this is then how does the war end? ukraine beats russia without any help from any other country, if thank you, one guy. i'm just putting it out there because i don't know, it's so easy to sit here and go. principles. the principle of. and then somebody on the groun

and we'll bring you the latest from capitol hill, following key votes yesterday on two of the president's most controversial nominees. the question is, did republican senators cave to pressure from trump and his allies? it's way. >> too early. >> for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is finding some inspiration in the aftermath of. >> those terrible la wildfires fires. >> we'll tell you why. >> straight ahead. >> i'm ali vitali on this wednesday. >> february 5th, and. >> we'll start. >> with the news. we begin this morning. >> with president trump's brazen proposal. >> for gaza. >> yesterday. >> the president announced. >> the united states should seek. >> control of the enclave. >> and that the nearly 2 million palestinians living there should relocate to egypt or jordan, a move. >> that both. >> countries, by the way, have opposed. the president made the comment during a joint press conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the two leaders met at the white house yesterday. it comes as negotiators are discussing the next phase of the israel-h

mainly rain, central and southern areas, but we'll see accumulating snow across the hills of wales — nines, some of this snow getting in a little bit further north as well, perhaps southern scotland at times. will see clear skies, a sharp frost in places. a little less cold further south and east, so for saturday, it's a rather grey picture. we'll have further spots of rain across england some wintry showers for eastern scotland. the best of the sunshine, again, across this north—west corner, and perhaps some brightness developing across the south—east later in the day. one or two rain showers here. and the winds lighter across the board on saturday temperatures range from around 6—9 degrees. so that's how saturday is looking. through saturday night, it looks like that cloud starts to thin and break, allowing more clear spells to develop. there'll still be a few spots of rain and hill snow across northern england and into southern scotland. where skies are clear, then we're likely to see frost and maybe some fog, because the winds will be lighter. where we hold on to the cloud, then g

issues with flooding, mudslides, a home came down the hill into the russian river. trees have been falling. one hit a person that person had to go to the hospital. yeah. others fallen on top of cars and golden gate park. we're seeing issues like this all across. >> the bay area, heavy wind and rain also caused issues at our local airports today. we're talking more nearly than 200 flights delayed. we have team coverage on these storms tonight. but first, we want to start out with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he's, of course, tracking this from the get-go, lawrence? yeah, guys, boy, what a storm it has been and it's not done with this quite yet for some of the bay area's that rain bepin to back off. someone's seen a little sunshine. >> to get a poke in between some of those clouds. but boy, what a storm it has been producing some gusts as high as 80 plus miles per hour. that is something else. and of course, that not to mention the rain out there. here's a look out toward the bay bridge right now. kind of a nice shot. the clouds begin to break just a little bi

in the distance there, you can see the debris from a house that had slid down the hill. w it was around 1230 this afternoon when authorities say they got a 9-1-1 call about a massive landslide. and when they arrived, they saw that a house that was on the steep hillside there had slid down the hill into the russian river. now we're told that that street is west hill drive, and that house was empty at the time, according to authorities. apparently it is a vacation rental. needless to say, though, they evacuated several homes in the area, 8 or 9 homes in the area, and then they launched a crew member on a jet ski, who then searched the water for the house and the debris. and again this afternoon, there was nobody in the house. no one was hurt, no one was missing. but we do know that that area is very unsteady because of all the rain that has been coming down in that area seems to be shifting. so that's why they have evacuated the area. so back here now, we can tell you again that that is just a remarkable sight to see because of all the heavy rainfall. this is the latest dam

you don't go fall in, you know, die on the hill of foreign aid, which i voted for. foreign aid. foreign aid is important. i said on the defense committee. i know how important those aid programs are. but with all the stuff going on, you're going to amplify that. they want to cut foreign aid. i just think that's a huge strategic mistake, because now you look like you're defending government spending. even when people in youngstown, ohio don't have a meal, costs are up. can't buy eggs x, y, z. you're ship. you're still shipping. >> talking about usaid, which is that was the big story last week. that's the first thing they went after. and this is the problem is that you're talking about two guys who both have a mental problem. i would. >> say, wait a second, wait a second. isn't that. >> they just they have no mechanism when they feel personally slighted not to just go for utter revenge. i mean, there's a way to have done this that would have been smart and would have not looked cruel and just gleeful at this. usaid, i'm sure, does have corruption in it, as every agency does. but to

mechanical lifting from the coastal hills. t the story is wednesday night into thursday, especially wednesday night, midnight to about thursday lunchtime, there'll be a pretty decent wallop of wind and rain, snow in the mountains. we're going to see everything. we're going to see a winter weather advisory. we'll see the flood watches. we might even see an urban and small stream flood advisory. we'll see winter storm warnings in the mountains. i could see them closing 50 or 80 over the passes. it's just going to be a good solid storm. but like i said earlier, we've had plenty of rain. right? and so in the last few weeks or so and so the rain is going to percolate up. so we're going to see some standing water, but we're not seeing a lot before this and we're not seeing a lot after it. so it's essentially 30 hours 36 hours of some real weather and then done so we can manage that. but there will be issues, as you know, especially on that thursday morning commute. when i come back, we'll line it up with the model. see you back here.

air through part of next week, and any snow we do see will be fairly insignificant and mainly on the hills develop a bit more widely and could turn a little bit wintry over the higher ground. here, a keen breeze, though, gusting 30—a0 miles out of the sunshine. across parts of wales, central and southern england. flurries as well. further north and west, clearest of the skies, lowest of the temperatures tonight and a widespread frost here into tomorrow morning. but here best favoured again for the sunshine through tomorrow. lots of cloud for england and wales. cold rain, a little bit of sleet, a little bit of hill snow. should brighten up to the south—east corner later, up to around eight degrees, but a chilly day by and large for those heading off to italy for the wales—italy match some rain at times. it is going to be one of those days where the rain will come and go in the form of showers. it's all linked into a developing area of low and northern ireland. temperatures should lift a little bit as well. live from london. this is bbc news. the president has also doubled down on his plan f

. >> i thought it was brush or tree sliding down the hill. i didn't know it was the whole house. the other transformer popped and it sounded like a gun going off. >> reporter: one neighbor said they did not realize exactly what had happened until someone told him to go look at the hillside from the bridge. >> they said there was a mud slide. i didn't know it was a house in a river. >> oh look, it's in the tree. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: others watched in disbelief as a large portion of the homemade their way down the river, and the county is just now beginning to assess what comes next at the site of the slide. >> right now it's kind of one of those we're still trying to determine, trying to get all the resources up here. we did evacuate the people up here on it had hillside because obviously there is a landslide, and we are just predicting another landslide to occur, and we want to get people out of harm's way. >> all right. take a look at the house now from above. think about where we showed you earlier. lay of the land, you can see the slide occurred maybe towards what would

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