allies, israel and our first is about supporting its allies, israeland ourair allies, israel and our air francethem to bolster them against iran, the muslim brotherhood and islamic jihadist terrorism and i think thatis jihadist terrorism and i think that is where they're going to 90, that is where they're going to go, they're going to work outside in eventually in regard to the cease—fire —— our arab friends. to the cease-fire -- our arab friends. ., ., , , friends. that would represent . uite friends. that would represent uuite a friends. that would represent quite a change _ friends. that would represent quite a change in _ friends. that would represent quite a change in us - friends. that would represent quite a change in us policy. l quite a change in us policy. we've heard president trump state last night in the oval office that he is not confident that this current phase of the cease—fire would hold, given what you've been saying they are, do you think we will see president trump himself getting involved in the region in terms of pushing through to get that cease—fire to hold and to get t

continent dragging some very slightly cooler airfrom continent dragging some very slightly cooler air from france with light winds although low pressure is trying to push into western area so more of a breeze on the weather front is trying to make inroads on sunday. tonight, largely cloudy, some holes in the cloud, knows his gotin, north wales, north—east england. the cloud across england and wales very thin, temperatures will fall close to freezing, a touch of frost, not so close across western areas, tomorrow, mostly dry, it will start grey with mist here and there. sunshine will appear in western england, wales, northern ireland, none in scotland, elsewhere rather gloomy temperatures four to 6 degrees. the weather front tries to make inroads on sunday, could bring rain to northern ireland and western scotland later in the day, much the same on sunday, dense fog for england and wales, the midlands and southern and eastern england. sunshine across northern and eastern areas but rain pushing into the far north—west later on. 10 degrees for belfast, a chilly day to come for most of eastern scotlan

interestingly, over the coming days we lose the south—westerly wind and draw in the cold air across the low countries, frances will start to dip away. and so temperatures actually will start to dip away and it will be quite chilly, probably the coldest day being sunday. and the fog of course is a real issue for travellers. this was nuneaton earlier on. it's taken a long time for that fog to clear through the morning. in contrast, llandrindod wells in powys enjoying lots of sunshine. as i say, it is really contrasting our weather today. we've got hazy sunshine as well across scotland, parts of northern ireland and even some glimmers of sunshine coming through under this cloud band in the south. but generally it's rather grey, but plenty of sunshine for much of the midlands, wales and northern england. it's not helping our temperatures. of course, we haven't got much strength from the sun at this time of year, just 4 or 5 degrees where the low cloud lingers. seven in the sunshine. the highest temperatures with the milder air. the southwesterly wind in the north and west, which will escalate a little further as

few days, we lose our southwesterly wind and we start to draw in this colder air currently across the low countries, frances actually will start to dip away and it will be quite chilly, probably the coldest day being sunday. and the fog of course is a real issue for travellers. this was nuneaton earlier on. it's taken a long time for that fog to clear through the morning. in contrast, llandrindod wells in powys enjoying lots of sunshine. as i say, it is really contrasting our weather today. we've got hazy sunshine as well across scotland, parts of northern ireland and even some glimmers of sunshine coming through under this cloud band in the south. but generally it's rather grey, but plenty of sunshine for much of the midlands, wales and northern england. it's not helping our temperatures. of course, we haven't got much strength from the sun at this time of year, just 4 or 5 degrees where the low cloud lingers. seven in the sunshine. the highest temperatures with temperatures with the milder air. the southwesterly wind in the north and west, which will escalate a little further as we go through the night,

great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britain urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft radius war. secretary, winston churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any visit square weapons were found burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to sized all day and recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the mediaeval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crush. however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized bustle, the 1st as the king of a rack, and gave part of the power to representatives of the local population. v a ra

weather france are moving in. deco cloud. mild air being pushed in by the strong breeze.ing. a lot milder further north—west. monday: mild, breezy, cloudy, wet for scotland and northern ireland. localised flooding with ice and snow. england and wales: a chilly start. sunshine, variable cloud. in western areas and pushing south—east. five or 6 euros in the south—east. most places should start to see snow and smelting. heading into monday night, the weather front weakens across england and wales as it heads into the high pressure areas. the legacy of cloud. nissan phone. a chilly night across the extreme south green places start the day on tuesday ranging between four and 10 degrees. tuesday, a bit of cloud in the mix across northern and western areas. breezy. some light rain and drizzle. dry the central and southern england. a bit of sunshine. by this point, milder air right across the uk. temperature is above average for scotland and northern ireland. low teens play average for england and wales. little change on wednesday, thursday, and ready. high pressured in the south

frances. >> still many moving parts up in the air. claudio, thank you. >>> president biden also spoke about that cease-fire deal rom the oval office last night. but the purpose of the speech was to reflect on his 50 years of public service and to say farewell. >> how it's your turn to stand guard. may you all be the keeper of the flame. may you keep the faith. i love america. you love it, too. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. thank you for this great honor. >> nbc's chris pollone joins me now from d.c. hi, chris, good morning. the president reflected on his legacy but issued warnings about america's future. >> reporter: yeah, president biden described his achievements as seeds that will bloom for decades. he spoke about investments in infrastructure and clean energy, improving access to healthcare and creating jobs, and of course that cease-fire deal, but he also issued a series of warnings about what he called a dangerous power and the rise of misinformation. >> today, an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme

access never full throughout the outs and the, the generally an area of austria, the cold air reach south coast of france. monetary for example, dropped from its average of 14 down to about 10. it'd be there right by saturday. so oil change and you're not safe, and i'm sorry, there's an emphasis on increasing winds here. and this wind direction has meant it's been really very warm in a good part of west africa. you seen record high temperatures in nigeria, for example, 57 to maxine ford. hawk up, but mainly it's going to be this increase in the breeze being dusty weather to most countries in this a how. how does more sherry stuff for out you area the israel's war on god that continues the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the concept. turn me fatima, but to in conversation with a range of gas. as we connect the adults and reveal its impact on the palestinian people by response to f street phase of intimidation is doing more, i will not stop until the system of oppression is dispense of entire refrain. coming soon on the 0 a. terry davies and the kimberly in western australia or indigenous comm

frances? >> claudio, thank you. >>> new this morning, the u.s. air force says it will keep using a training video featuring the all-black tuskegee airmen along with a video about women pilots and world war ii. both films were stopped pending review to see if they were in compliance with president trump's anti-dei plan. mr. trump and pete hegseth have pledged to purge the military of diversity, equity and inclusion movement. >>> several people were injured after a car drove through a crowd in north philadelphia, police say. it happened as people were celebrating the victory over the commanders. a suspect is in custody. their identity has not been released, and it's not clear what charges they could face. the crash does not appear to have been intentional. >>> in los angeles, a storm is threatening flooding and mudslides in areas already hit hard by this year's wildfires. residents were advised to take precautions with several locations handing out free sandbags. christian cakhazares has more. >> reporter: it's a race against the clock for families lik

frances. we're watching the storm today. also watching really cold air from the northern plains, central plains into the southern plains. waking up this morning to below-zero temperatures. the wind chills are going to be rough today as well. we're looking at lower elevation rain, some higher elevation snow in the pacific northwest. also light snow into the rockies. as we look towards wednesday, we are looking at well-below-average temperatures throughout the midwest, ohio valley into the northeast and new england. the lake-effect snow machine still churning on central plains, cold, too, in the northeast, mid atlantic, portions of the ohio valley. that will set the stage for some snow and a lot of it in some spots. all right, that's your monday forecast. >> okay, thanks so much, michelle. >>> it was touted as a clash of juggernauts. but one team, just one, emerged as the true king of the nfc north. >> got an opening. the acceleration! jahmyr gibbs, touchdown detroit! >> the detroit lions locked up the division and the top seed in the conference for the fi

frances. we're watching a lot today. as you mentioned, the bitterly cold air. temperatures well below average for this time of year.to 30 degrees below what is typical for january. also looking at snow developing along the gulf coast states into the southeast and watching that increased fire danger returning to southern california today through wednesday. 60 million americans under winter alerts, 193 under cold alerts. you can see most of the country under a cold alert from the northern plains, the upper midwest down to the southern plains and also the southeast. it's going to be cold today for the inauguration weather. we're looking at temperatures only in the 20s. winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour. it will feel like 5-10 degrees there. and cold pretty much everywhere else. that jet stream so far to the south, letting that arctic air in. look at the south. houston just 41 today. it will feel like 32. feeling like 36 in new orleans. and boston, you're goingng to fl like 12 degrees. temperatures in the the souther plains, southeast. only in the 20s in nashville. memphis, little rock, oklahoma city. 41 in mobile.

frances. back to you. >> alice, thank you. >>> new this morning, the u.s. air force says it will keep using a training video featuring the all-black tuskegee airmen along with a video about women pilots in world war ii. both were stopped to see if they were in compliance with president trump's diversity, equity and inclusion policies. >>> the first major crisis of the cease-fire between israel and hamas now easing up. qatar announced an agreement has been reached to release israeli hostage arbel yehud and allow palestinians to return to northern gaza. president trump suggested egypt and jordan should be among the countries to accept more refugees, adding palestinians should leave the gaza strip to, quote, just clean out that whole thing. claudio lavanga joins me. good morning, claudio. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. over the weekend, israel accused hamas of violating the cease-fire agreement after arbel yehud was not among the hostages released saturday. as a consequence, it stopped hundreds of thousands of palestinians who were trying to get

it's a key beyond that, you also have representatives from the us, france and italy, as well as the secretary general of the air of leading the secretary general of the gulf cooperation council, as well as the un special envoy on serious what the syrians would like out of today's meeting is an agreement to try to get sanctions lifted. those very crippling sanctions on syria lifted more and more in the past several weeks. as this blurry of diplomatic activity has been carried out in damascus. you've had the leaders in syria specifically to shut out the head of the new series administration . and they've been calling on the international community to ensure that the sanctions on syria can be lifted. also, of course, serial wants to see more diplomatic recognition and more diplomatic supports to ensure that this country has more security, more guarantees going forward. now this is seen as a continuation of the meetings that took place on december 14th in october in jordan. at those meetings, you had many error point ministers, members of the arab league, in which they were pledging more support to serious specific

france and all there is no coal for a rethink. and swift sections released in some areas to make life simpler for syrians like air travel and jet fuel to ease travel between europe and syria, and potentially to speed up future refugee returns. then you exports of some high volume goods like vehicles and oil and gas technology to improve ailing energy infrastructure. lastly, opening some european banking channels to spare on investment. the state se oldest should be reversible, innovate to retain, leverage over serious new leaders. but some experts were in that step by step approach may missed the mark. okay, one to promote the transition and if you want to back up the new care taken government, there's more that you need to do. so i'm merely see this as symbolic gestures. but the bind for the in you, of course is how far to go with the new care take a government which has this land is the roots and which might also participates in for the human rights violations. and the rental group, leading that new interim government is still labeled a terrorist organizations by the united nations. something the you can't change a little, it's a

city, these air and the bay of doing this bomb at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiations the bartow trade, he concluded with a colonialist, establishing a project to rid of france, overton easier. however, the people lived in easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the islamic clergy, the june easy as rose to a holy war against the invaders. the soldiers of the bays army also joined the resistance. the french troops did not get an easy walk. the air, a patriot spot desperately, but failed to.

doing what it's supposed to do, bringing cold air with it now long it this, the front itself is a spill of heavy rain, strong winds, which will reach northern france, belgium, the netherlands, northern jeremy and head of course the baltic states are following quite a strong, noisily wind, which winter to state. and the contrasting temperature is $12.00 to $5.00. this is the change we're going to feel as this comes through. that's the size of it. the winds picking up too, so where it's been for me persistently saving some parts of northern europe, that our staff to change it actually fairly rapidly to the costs steering to state thursday, the whole lot sink size that come with the producers. now even even low ground impulse of germany sitting here with a high grad throughout the outs and beyond. and that's the contrast because the size that is being quiet and miles is not turning colder with some snow loss of rain and following the sun over to him, but in much colder conditions. in contrast, north africa has seen while the hottest far east places reported on the last day of the b one or 2 paces 3 or 4 degrees above average. and that's going to be t

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air to the northiner cleveland. some showers in the forecast in philadelphia. upper 30s and mostly sunny conditions in boston today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. you. >> thanks, angie. "early today" is back in a moment with why president biden may soon block a multi-billion dollar deal to sell u.s. steel. >>> and how much iphone owners could get after apple settles a suit over privacy. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. olay body wash & lotion. discover yours. ♪♪ every parent knows when it's time to go into... protect mode. kill 99.9% of bacteria when you add lysol ladry sanitizer to your laundry routine. ♪♪ >>> apple paying to settle a siri lawsuit. and first, president biden is gearing up to block the sale of u.s. steel. charlotte reed is re with

frances. so cold across the country. today we are looking at temperatures 10, 30 degrees below normal. the winds are blowing, too. we're seeing that cold air going over the warmer lake waters. they're not frozen over yet. so we're seeing the banding of snow setting up. that's blue showing up on the radar there, as we go throughout the day, we're going to watch the snow falling, the lake effect snowshowers falling. winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. and we're not really going to see a change tomorrow as we go throughout wednesday and thursday. and the highest mounts cold in new england, the northeast, down to the mid atlantic. temperatures only in the 30s. 32 in philadelphia. all right, that's your tuesday forecast. >> thanks, michelle. >>> coming up, the fda rolls out new rus lefor lead in baby food. and the effect of fluoride on kids' iqs. when your clothes come out looking newer, longer... you get to take them for a spin. again... ...and again... ...and again. persil cleans and helps keep clothes looking newer, longer. get that new clothes feeling. wash with persil. as the people you love get older, their risk of severe flu get thand

france, romania, the u.k. and u.s. have found creative ways to train ukrainian pilots. ukraine partners have provided broad and sustained support from patriot and hawk air defense systems, to thousands of armored vehicles. so all told contact group members committed more than 126 billion dollars in security assistant to ukraine. they expanded production comment and they to keep ukraine's equipment in the fight. so this coalition has become the arsenal of ukrainian democracy. it has become an engine of global security. and this contact group has become the most con sequential global coalition in more than 30 years. today 14 countries and ukraine lead these important coalitions. theyey focus on ukraine's air force, armor, artillery, reminding, drones, information technology, integrated air and missile defense, and maritime security. and today ministers of defense here endorsed each of the coalitions road map for ukraine's future force. now each road map lays out an efficient and sustain able approach to helping meet ukraine's long-term and near-term capability needs. that is how this contact group has produced so much progress. by working together for our

canada denmark france romania uk in the usa have found creative ways to train and ukrainian troops. ukraine's partners have provided broad and sustained support from patriot and hot airense systems to thousands of armored vehicles. so all told contact group members have committed more than $126 billion in security assistance to ukraine. they have expanded production capacity in factories around the world and they have raced in sustainment capabilities to keep ukraine's equipment in the fight. so this coalition has become the arsenal of ukrainian democracy. it has become an engine of global security and this contact group has become the most consequential global coalition in more than 30 years. the contact group's mission is now driven by its capability coalitions with support from the national armaments directors. and today 14 countries and ukraine lead these important coalitions. they focus on ukraine's air force, armor, artillery, the mining, drones information technology, integrated air and missile defense in maritime security. and today the ministers of defense here endorsed each of these coalitions roadmaps for ukraine's future force. now each roadmap lays out a

air filters often and to wear n95 or p-100 respirators outside. jay gray joins us live from the hard-hit pacific palisades. good morning, jay. >> reporter: yeah, frances. good morning. and the devastation across this area overwhelming, unimaginable in some places, and it stretches for miles. areas like this, where it looks like a bomb actually went off. it has destroyed. it has devastated. and there are other areas where there is literally nothing left. no clue of what stood before the flames rolled through and growing concern about the potential for another firestorm here. over the last 24 hours, a dip in the winds and progress along the front lines of the l.a. wildfires. >> hand crews, engine companies out there scouring the edge. we continue to put those control lines in to make sure that we have no fire progression or limit it as much as possible. >> reporter: but the fight here is anything but over. santa ana winds forecast to pick up again through at least wednesday. some areas could see gusts of 50 miles per hour or more, igniting and scattering embers. >> we're focussed on two things. containing the fires and saving lives and presenting proper

france. people toasted to the new year and that beautiful, beautiful scene there. this is berlin, germany, residents attending a massive open airarty at the brandenburg gate, led the countdown to sydney's stunning display. ..three, two, one, happy new year! the city's harbour bridge the focal point of its 2025 welcome party. in tokyo's takutai temple, crowds line up to ring in the new year by striking the temple bell. cheering happy new year! as the clock struck midnight in hong kong, fireworks illuminated the sky above the victoria harbour. beijing held its huge annual gala to start the new year. taiwan welcomed 2025 with an impressive fireworks display, using all 500m of taipei 101. midnight in india was marked by a firework display in mumbai. in the uae, fireworks are set off from the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa in dubai. and in new york, the times square ball makes its way to the top of its pole, ready for the big apple's curtain to rise on 2025. nickjohnson, bbc news. we'll continue to follow those new year's celebrations as they happen around the world. presidentjoe biden says the us will offer federal assi

france and across the channel. any of the rain that pushes a little bit further northwards into southern england is likely to cause a bump into the cold airnow, maybe over the moors of southwest the moors of southwest england and the downs. i think we're just looking at a dusting here. this could be a little bit further northwards or further southwards. you have to stay tuned to the forecast for this. so these are the two risk areas, uh, along with ice of course, pretty much anywhere where we've got these very low temperatures. what about the rest of the week look like? it's a slow improvement. temperatures close to —20 across some of the snow fields of scotland, maybe northern england. i think we're realistically closer to around —15, —i6. we'll have to wait and see if we do hit —20. still so cold. it is cold, but we've got the perfect setup for it. with clear skies overhead. snow field light lying on the ground. temperatures just plummet when the temperatures fall overnight under the clear skies. it's a perfect recipe for very cold nights to come. nothing unusual for midwinter, but the rest of the week is looking better. it's slowly tur

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air quality in one of europe's most polluted cities. ivory coast has announced french troops will no longer be deployed in the country. until now it was home to france'sin west africa. senegal has said it will also end military cooperation by the end of 2025. new year's day is always busy for support. now it's time for a look at today's sport with john watson. hello from bbc sport. we begin with football. european transfer windows are open as of the new year and already real madrid have made a move. they are chasing this man, trent alexander—arnold but liverpool have quickly rejected the approach. real have asked about doing a deal now to take the player to spain, but his representatives have said he's not looking to go anywhere this month. they could still get him on a free transfer at the end of the season when he's out of contract and will be a free agent. kicking off 2025 will be arsenal who continue their pursuit of liverpool who top the table at the halfway stage, when they face brentford later in what is the only game in the premier league today. we have to continue to be like a hammer. be there every day, every day, every day. and i mean, if s

pressure sits across france bringing us fairly brisk south—westerly winds, some weather fronts grazing northern and western areas, but all the while we will be drawing up this milder airk, certainly across scotland and northern ireland, double figures here, and with high—pressure nearby it will stay sunny with a bit of mist and fog around. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... an overnight curfew is in force in parts of los angeles worst—hit by wildfires which have left at least 11 people dead. new evacuations have been issued in the pacific palisades area as it continues to burn. 0ur neighbourhood and neighbours have been eviscerated. it's devastating to see people's lives and livelihoods completely wiped out. rachel reeves has become the most senior official from the uk to visit china for 7 years. the chancellor has announced trade agreements with beijing worth £600 million to the uk over the next five years. a french woman whose father was convicted last month in a mass rape trial says he should never be released from jail. caroleen darian — the daughter of gisele pelicot — spoke to the bbc in her first broadcast interview since the trial. hello. let's retu

france and others, no call for re think. and swift sections released in some areas to make life simpler for syrians. like air travel and jet fuel to ease travel between europe and syria, and potentially to speed up future refugee returns. then you exports of some high volume goods like vehicles, and oil and gas technology to improve aly energy infrastructure. lastly, opening some european banking channels to spare on investment the state se oldest, she'd be reversible, innovate to retain, leverage over series, new leaders. but some experts were in that step by step approach may miss the mark . okay, want to promote the transition and if you want to backups the new care taken government, there's more that you need to do. so i'm merely see this as symbolic gestures. but the bind for the in you, of course is how far to go with the new care take. a government which has a slam is the roots and which live also participates in for the human rights violations. and the rental group leading not to new interim government, is still labeled a terrorist organizations by the united nations. something the you can't change a

air quality in one of europe's most polluted cities. ivory coast has announced french troops will no longer be deployed in the country. until now it was home to france'sso end military cooperation by the end of 2025. the celebrations into the new year continue in london as the annual new year's day parade takes place later in the capital. despite weather concerns, the event organisers are confident it will all go ahead. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen joined some of those taking part in the parade earlier this morning. you are watching the kilgore college rangerettes, and they are some of the 8,000 performers who've come from 26 countries around the world to take part in today's london's new year's parade. now, they are bracing the rain, they are bracing the wind. there are weather warnings in place. but the parade is still set to go ahead, even though it is a little bit blustery now. the parade route will start around here in piccadilly. it will be three kilometres and will be ending up in westminster. well, i'mjoined by the captain, alyssa, thank you forjoining us. yes, ma'am. this is the liveliest new year's day morning i've had for a while. just tell us

pressure sits across france bringing us fairly brisk south—westerly winds, some weather fronts grazing northern and western areas, but all the while we will be drawing up this milder aird. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. more evacuation orders are issued as huge wildfires across los angeles continue to rage —— destroying an estimated twelve thousand buildings. our neighbourhood and neighbours have been eviscerated. it's devastating to see people's lives and livelihoods completely wiped out. as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze, strong winds forecast for saturday and sunday could whip up flames further. president biden has called it a �*war scene.�* rachel reeves has become the most senior official from the uk to visit china for 7 years —— reaching trade agreements worth 600 million pounds. a french woman whose father was convicted last month in a mass rape trial tells the bbc he should never be released from jail. i was so close to my father. you can't imagine how hurt i felt. it is... it

air strikes were launched that the printing energy facilities connected to the military and weapons deaf those 2, several army units equipped with western supplied vehicles on our tillery were destroyed during the latest frontline in france with moscow saying ukraine had lost, over 1500 troops in the past, they meanwhile, a ukrainian journalist noted the states all the men dying for kids were at 1st. and those who are not the media there you now we hear from people that the children of deputies should fight to, to. and after that, they will leave, you know, my darlings, but this is a democratic state in a democratic states, the common man dies for the states. if we want the aristocracy to die for the state, then we must live in a futile state to the group. as things were before the french revolution by side, the desire to be equal to someone must be paid for, including with one's own life. altering nationalist ukrainian officers are attempting to justify is a lend speech drive to send more us citizens to award that. it's losing the commander of the ring, branded as off battalion has detailed the disastrous situation of the front while pushing for teenagers to be mobilized. the principal or the situation is complete. it's