amber -- time. amber types, the glass was just cumbersome enough as a technique that they were replaced by paper photographic prints by the end of the 1850s, 1860s. these are demonstration pieces. so that's why i'm using my bare hands to touch them. usually we would have the wonderful white gloves. >> this is a 9th plate. this is a six plate. this is called a quarter plate. this one, you have four union soldiers on lookout mountain, tennessee. that's the tennessee river, a big bend. there was aphotographer named -- a photographer named lynn down there. the lynn brothers, i believe. they had set up camp taking pictures of the army of the cumberland when they were down there. there are quite a few photographs taken from this particular spot. i think what a viewer sees here when they look at this exhibit is the humanity of the war that walt whitman discovered. the young men, their wives, their children, you know, who did the fighting and dying. you know, you can see in the expressions. this expression

how amber beat the odds to grow her economy, gi automotive. and the owner of a candle company puts personal heart ache aside to pitch to get her product on the shelves of sam's club. let's grow fast and work smart. that's all coming up next on "your business." >>> hey, everyone. i'm jj ramberg, and welcome to "your business", the show dedicated to helping your growing business. when amber started gi automotive, a one-stop shop for maintenance, detailing, and tuning luxury cars sherve, she y 25 years old and had no background in the fiercely competitive male-dominated car industry. she had an uphill journey, and there were roadblocks and constant ridicule around every corner. she faced every fear head on. she never played the female card as an excuse for tough times, she says. and now gi automotive has become one of the top spots for high-end car enthusiasts in southern california. ♪ >> the doors come up like that. >> this is entirely different than the car i drive at home. for amber, founder of gi automotive, the super exotic and the ultimate

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when amber started g.i.omotive, one-stop shop for maintenance, detailing and tuning luxury cars, she was only 25 years old and she had no background in the fiercely competitive male-dominated car industry. she had an uphill journey. and there were roadblocks and constant ridicule around every corner. she faced every fear head on. she never played the female card as an excuse for tough times, she says. and now g.i. automotive has become one of the top spots for high-end car enthusists in southern california. ♪ >> the doors come up like that. >> this is entirely different than the car i drive at home. >> for amber, founder of g.i. automotive, the super exotic and the ultimate in luxury are what fuel her passion. i wasn't prepared for that. >> g.i. automotive is one of the top service and repair destinations in los angeles. from tuning the finest engines to crafting exquisite extear yors, amber's team handles everything from the inside out, for many of the city's priciest cars. >> this is the ferrari f-12, adde

, and amberwarning in the midlands, east anglia, northern england, and amber warning in force.s the snow could be disruptive first thing on sunday morning. many of us will be waking up morning. many of us will be waking up to snow already lying on the ground. it could be further north or south. the thinking is across the south. the thinking is across the south of the country it'll be too warm for snow. look at the

no surprise, met 0ffice amber be prepared warning in force. this is the amber warning area, force.you can see if extending further south—east in towards east anglia, on the hills, down to 20 centimetres. we have seen more than that in north wales. good news is this will continue to weaken as we head on towards the afternoon, fragment, become a bit lighter. there will be some snow in the area so roads will be treacherous. rural communities could be cut off for a while. southern parts of england, in the south—west, bristol channel, gale force winds, maybe eight to —— 80 mph. disruption from wind, snow, across the north, it will be largely dry, very cold, but lots of crisp sunshine, some wintry showers across the north highlands. 0utbreaks sunshine, some wintry showers across the north highlands. outbreaks of sleet and snow continuing through central areas, clearing through the course of the night but it will leave a hazardous ice risk across northern areas. watch out for that. town and city values here. lower than that over the snowfields across scotland, maybe —12 in places. this ca

that's where this amber warning comes in?ar have been hit and miss. at up—and—coming in so far have been hitand miss. i at up—and—coming in so far have been hit and miss. i love the road is dry in some places have had and heavy. with this amber warning, with this band of rain coming in from the south west, as it bumps into the really cold air, the rain is increasingly going to turn into heavy and persistent snow across quite a wide region, through parts of the midlands, into northern england, and into wales. that is the areas most likely. for other parts, the southern half, it is more likely to fall as rain. but there was a fine margin between rain, sleet and snow. it could be that some of that snow. it could be that some of that snow might fall further south. and the rest of the week, looking u nsettled 7 the rest of the week, looking unsettled? yes, we have this heavy snowfall around through sunday, it looks like it will ease during the day tomorrow. it stays cold into the early hours of monday, so be prepared for an icy mo

well, obviously, in the amber warning region we are incredibly busy.ord, doncaster. motorists are finding it quite hazardous on the road. we are also attending a lot of people who have had minor accidents and those whose vehicles just aren't starting, because it is too cold and killed their battery. elsewhere, we are very busy in scotland. it is largely affected around the central region. but it is very busy across the way. and then in swansea, the valleys, and then through into bristol and bath where we are seeing heavy rain fall and hail stones. so it is pretty severe every where and high winds are making driving hazardous. always a busy time of yearfor hazardous. always a busy time of year for people like yourself, is this a particularly busy in term of number of emergency call—outs? absolutely. the last few days we have been seeing very high volumes and when that is largely attending people who are travelling back from christmas break or perhaps just doing a visit to the shops to see the sales, we have less people actually commuting and normal comm

amber? with every word they say. [ laughter ] that's how you know they really mean it. like who needs to snap to music when you have your opinions? peanut butter cookies are the best cookies! [ laughter ] >> seth: chocolate chip or die! >> this is totally off-topic. >> uh, what? >> seth: what? >> off-topic. >> seth: oh, there we go, now i got it. [ laughter ] moving on! ♪ trump tweeted that "time" approached him to probably be person of the year. but it would require a lot of extra work, so he passed. is this another distraction? ally? >> it's another example of why he's the biggest idiot on the planet. you cannot overstate the level of this man's pure all narcissism. i hope "time" picks someone who will drive him crazy like hillary or robert mueller or his not ivanka daughter, tiffany. [ audience aws ] >> seth: tiffany for person of the year, what do you think, amber? >> oh, let me guess, amber, you're just going to say something crazy. >> actually, ally, no. i agree with you. >> you -- you

vote amber ruffin, baby!ers and applause ] >> seth: amber ruffin, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] house speaker, paul ryan today repeated his statement that accused alabama senate candidate, roy moore, should drop out of the race. and moore repeated his statement that his girlfriend should drop out of high school. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] i also don't want him in the news. fitness tracker fitbit recently added over 60 new apps to its smart watch, including lyft and yelp. by the way, lyft and yelp is also my workout. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] today was letter-writing day. betsy devos is finally trying lower case "g." [ laughter ] starbucks is serving a new limited-edition christmas-tree frappuccino that has peppermint in the syrup, mocha sauce, topped with green whipped cream, candied cranberry, a strawberry and caramel drizzle. and like a real christmas tree, anyone who drinks it will be dead by december 25th. [ applause ] and finally, this is very exciting. all this week, we have been intr

boris wants that clean break have to like liam fox and michael gove, people like philip hammond and amber rudd what a much closer relationship with the eu. finding a compromise between those will be quite difficult. in the times story they've said this meeting is not going to be about shouting, trying to win arguments, it'll be about everybody laying out their positions and explaining where they come from. the key figure in this will be michael gove. doing the broadcast around speaking on behalf of the prime minister this morning. the man talking about taking back control, the democratic liberalisation of a concept he's the one saying it's great giving £35 billion to the eu, just what we wanted. which way he falls on this decision, do we remain close to europe or go far away? he'll be the deciding factor on how you broker the second phase of the talks. this indicates more about what mrs may's position is. if she is softer... the story says she wants to confront borisjohnson on this issue. she is clear in her is interesting. i don't think we've had back clarity until now. it's amazing when

the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. some roads will be better than others, and with any forecast, it can change, so keep an eye on what is on the media and we will do our best to keep what we can open, but there will be problems. borisjohnson is expected to meet iran's president this morning as he continues efforts to win the freedom of the british woman, nazanin zagari—ratcliffe. students could save thousands of pounds on tuition fees with a proposal for shorter, two—year degree courses. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9:35, this mornings reviewers are penny smith and david wooding. good morning and welcome to bbc news. heavy snowfalls across parts of the uk are causing widespread disruption this morning. snow is falling across wales, the midlands and southern england, with the met office urging people to brace themselves for transport problems. almost 20 centimetres have fallen in powys in mid wales. an amber weather alert has been issued, and there's a warni

that's where this amber warning comes in that's right. we have a change in wind direction.eady have been fairly hit and miss. mile up have been fairly hit and miss. mile up the road has been dry and then some places have had a pasting. what we are seeing with this amber warning is a band of rain initially coming in from the south—west but as it bumps into that cold air the rain is increasingly going to be turning to heavy and persistent snow across a wide region too, through parts of the midlands, into parts of northern england across wales too. that's the areas most likely. for other parts of the southern half of the uk it's more likely to befalling as rain but there is a fine margin between rain, sleet and snow. it could be that some of that snow could befalling further south. the rest of the week is looking unsettled? that's right. we have this heavy snowfall through the course of sunday. it looks like it will be easing later in the day during tomorrow. stays cold into the early hours of monday. be prepared foran early hours of monday. be prepared for an icy monday morni

a very heavy snow leading to disruption with met office amber warning.the afternoon goes on. severe gale force winds across the south and south—west also easing down to the afternoon, whereas across the north, lots of fine, dry weather for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, bar a fuse snow showers in the north of scotland. snow showers will continue across central parts of england and wales, it will be a cold day, but a little bit miles across the south—west. further sleet and snow continuing to these southern areas, going overnight and then ice will be a significant risk than danny country, temperatures will befall the wagering the overnight period, even lower than this in rural places. the headlines: an amber weather warning has been issued for many parts of the uk as more snow is expected. airports and rail services have been affected and more travel disruption is predicted. the foreign secretary has met the president of iran on his second day of talks in a bid to win the freedom of the british woman, nazanin zagari—ratcliffe. propo

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so much so that the met office have issued an amber warning 01’ office have issued an amber warning ora warning or a small area of the south pennines, around the peak district where there could be up to 15 centimetres of snow. it is likely to settle in lower levels in southern scotland, northern england and the midlands and parts of wales on friday morning. in the south it will be mostly rain, some sleet and wet snow for a time. and ice will be a hazard because the rain will be falling on frozen surfaces after a cold night. this heavy snow will ease through the morning and by lunchtime most of it will have cleared but leaving treacherous conditions so take care if you're going out. windy weather with gales in the south but sunshine and showers to follow, a bit milder in southern areas, but still cold in northern england and parts of scotla nd northern england and parts of scotland with further snow particularly in the hills. the low pressure m oves particularly in the hills. the low pressure moves away and heading into friday night and saturday it looks like some more low—pressure movin

daÑndoles la fiesta de fin de aÑo a soÑadores como amber pinto.amber pinto, united we dream este gobierno ha jugado con lo que es nuestras vidas. lo ha hecho desde la campaña hasta ahora en un tweet el presidente escribi: se les dijo a los demcratas que no puede haber daca sin el desesperadament e necesitado muro en la frontera sur y sin el fin de las horribles cadenas migratorias y el ridculo sistema de lotera de visas los dos temas- de inters para sandra vera. ella no solo tiene amigos que estn aqu gracias a la lotera de visas, sino que ella misma se ha beneficiado del sistema migratorio basado en lazos familiares. s/juliana monsalve, @julianamons y es que sandra llegó de perú con su residencia en mano, gracias a que su esposo la patrocinó y a él lo ayudó su hermano. son las llamadas cadenas migratorias de las que habla trump. hay que recalcar que la casa blanca no quiere acabar con la inmigracin en cadena del nucleo familiar, sea cnyuges e hijos- sino con la de la familia extendida que incluye padres, hermanos, tos y sobrinos. s/ sandra vera, i

the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. this is by far the worst i've ever seen, probably the worst snow i've ever seen to be honest. there has been travel disruption, some airports are dealing with long backlogs of flights. nazanin zagari—ratcliffe, the british woman imprisoned in iran, will not have to appear in court today, following talks between boris johnson and the iranian government. disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford has died in hospital at the age of 7a. he had been serving an eight—year sentence for historical sex offences. the brexit secretary has warned that the uk could still refuse to pay its divorce bill if it doesn't get a trade deal with the eu. captain wayne rooney scored from the penalty spot as everton came from behind to earn a draw against a dominant liverpool side in the merseyside derby. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. an amber weather warning has been issued for much of england and wales as heavy snow continues to cause disruption for travell

the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. some roads will be better than others and with any forecast it can change. it's a case of keeching your eye on the media and we will do our best to keep what we can open but with the free that's forecast there will be problems. there's been travel disruption across the country. birmingham and stanstead airports have been closed because of heavy snow. the foreign secretary has left iran following a meeting with president hassan rouhani without any deal to free the british woman nazanin zagari—ratcliffe. the brexit secretary has warned that the uk could still refuse to pay its divorce bill if it doesn't get a trade deal with the eu so number one. no deal means that we won't be paying the money. disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford has died in hospital at the age of 7a. he had been serving an eight—year sentence for historical sex offences. students could save thousands of pounds on tuition fees with a proposal for shorter two—year degree co

the met office continue with their amber be prepared warning.the latter part of the afternoon. the snowfall will continue, becoming lighter, but still heavy for the boss sandra wells and the west —— heavy falls across. and then through the bristol channel, severe gale force to the morning, slowing it down into the afternoon. to the north, you will wonder what the fuss is about. bartley try, very cold and lots of sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, the north viglen. when tariq salas continuing there. now temperatures in double figures. it will continue down for the southampton versus arsenal match but for the manchester derby, there could be the odd snowflake in the air, it will remain cold. as we had to the evening and overnight, further snow flurries across central and eastern part of england, a cold come with a risk of these art towns and city values. rural places could be down to minus 12. that area of low pressure clears away and then into south, this storm will latter pa rt into south, this storm will latter part of france as we had to

we have an amber weather warning out for snow for the north midlands and northern england.ed falling as snow and this is where we have it currently. you will find the snow will push off into the north sea this morning but will continue across southern and central scotland, into the highlands and grampians. the warning for be snow across the midlands, north midlands, and across northern england expires in an hour. we had a band of rain and wind moving from the west to east across southern parts of england and wales. thunder and lightning, and also some hail. as it clears, it will brighten up, but it will lead

an amber weather alert is in place for wales, the midlands and southern england.to 28cm of snow has been recorded in some areas. police are warning of treacherous driving conditions, while birmingham and stansted airports have closed due to heavy snowfall. we'll be live in some of the affected areas shortly and also get an update on the travel implications. but first, this report from simon clemison. it could be a scene from the snowman. white the new green, as you fly over parts of wales. sledge down it, sculpt it, throw it. it might not look any different to the snow which has already fallen in shropshire, but it is coming from a different place, and that could mean it has a much bigger effect. a band of rain, this time persistent, is drifting in from the south—west and is set to push against the cold air, potentially leading to heavy and continuous falls across wide areas of wales, the midlands, and into northern england, with the possibility of 20 centimetres accumulating in some spots. it could also go further south than originally thought. scotland and north

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the headlines: the uk is facing more heavy snow with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are told to be prepared. there's been travel disruption across the country — some airports are dealing with long backlogs of flights. i left work early after a night shift to get here because of the snow, and then to find out my flight has been cancelled. i wish they had told us before we left home. borisjohnson tries to secure the release of britons in iranian jails, after talks in tehran. disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford dies in hospital at the age of 7a. he had been serving an eight—year sentence for historical sex offences. the qatari government is buying 2a typhoon jets from bae systems.

the met office have issued an amber "be prepared" warning for the extent of the snow. the region where we are most likely to see that destructive snow, through central wales, the midlands, northern england, five to ten centimetres pretty widely but we could see more than that. this band of rain, sleet and snow, on the southern edge mostly falling as rain but there could be some sleet or snow mixed in. further north toward sheffield we're likely to see significant snowfall, and the wind is a real feature. gusts of around 60 mph. the northern half of the country much quieter, still a few wintry showers the northern scotland but try elsewhere. it will feel bitterly cold once again, temperatures in glasgow at around —2, the top temperature through the day. it will be turning milder further south as the sleet and snow turns increasingly back in to rain. ice once again a problem as we head through sunday. monday morning could be quite tricky, some slippery surfaces. this low—pressure system is what we will keep an eye on on monday, causing disruption across spain, france and

an amber weather warning out have an amber weather warning out for snow for the north midlands and northern england. we expect snow up to 15 inches at high levels and between three and five at lower levels. as it engaged with the cold air it started falling as snow and this is where we have it currently. you will find the snow will push off into the north sea this morning but will continue across southern and central scotland, into the highlands and grampians. the warning for be snow gci’oss and grampians. the warning for be snow across the midlands, north midlands, and across northern england expires in an hour. we had a band of rain and wind moving from the west to east across southern parts of england and wales. thunder and lightning, and also some hail. as it clears, it will brighten up, but it will lead to further showers that could have a wintry element and thunder and lightning. this morning, there goes the snow, continuing gci’oss there goes the snow, continuing across scotland. still quite windy, but not as windy as this morning and afair bit but not as windy as this morning and a

>> reporter: amber answered her own question.nd will be a freshman at cal in the fall. from college to graduation to career, dreams fulfilled when we return. (music u(music up...full screen graphic & animation) *sra cg-sherry hu (stand up open) sot-once in college, many sra students face differ n the end, >>> once in college many sra students face different struggles, but in the end college diploma in hand they are rewarded and we are, too, once we see the kind of young women and men they become. ys come from poverty cycles and my parents moved here with little to nothing and we've always been taught to live with what we have and be grateful for what we have. (nat sound u rising abo her office is in the heart of silicon valley. she graduated yale, class of 2016, but far from making a six figure salary, alicea ponce diaz works at able works, a small nonprofit in east palo alto. >> i've always wanted to come back and live in east palo alto and work with east palo alto kids and now that i can do that it's amazing to me because i can

the met office amber weather warning for heavy snow will gradually lapse through the evening hours aslighter. transport disruption will be ongoing, especially considering we have seen over the foot of snow in some parts in some parts of wales. and it continues to fall. patchy into the evening across wales, the midlands, parts of the south and east. not as bad as earlier in the day. still some rain showers across the southernmost counties. the severe gales slowly easing. we go into the evening with clear skies. a few showers dotted around the north will become more extensive through the night. some parts of scotland didn't get above freezing all day long. ice will become a major issue here, and of course where we are seeing snow lying through the night into tomorrow morning. temperatures likely below freezing into monday morning. we could see temperatures as low as —10 to —12 in one or two spots. especially where the snow is lying. into monday morning, we have to keep an eye on this area of low pressure as it pushes across, giving problems in france, spain and portugal. also we have a

do you think the president sees perhaps that, amber, playing out and sees political cover here?solutely. absolutely. i think he wants -- he can say he won the election fair and square with all his dirt out there. he has an election in four years which is a very long time from the harvey weinstein scandal. we always say an eternity in politics. i think to some degree in politics, it's fair to be more cautious about these allegations of sexual harassment because as selena pointed out these people are popularly elected. so, you know, even women's experts i talked to who consider themselves fully on the side of the women making these accusations say it's fine to have some caution before we kick out a popular elected official in congress. that being said, it's undeniable that especially in congress, there are rules that benefit the person -- the accused rather than the accuser. and until that changes i think you're absolutely right, poppy, the president has a lot of cover to kind of bunker down and hope this blows over by his next election. >> amber phillips, selena zito, thank you.

we could see up to 15 centimetres of snow for the amber warning.see rain towards the south—east it'll fall on cold surfaces, giving icy stretches into places. going through the day rain, sleet and snow will move north into scotland. tending to fizzle away as it goes. things will brighten up through the day, a scattering of showers. windy wherever you are. to the south—west, 10 degrees in newcastle, cold air holding an proven. as i move through friday night into saturday, another frontal system moves in from the atlantic. still mostly of high ground at this stage. further south, brighter skies, rain flirting with the far south of england, in the channel islands. they range of temperatures as well, four in north—east scotland, 13th in the south of england and south wales. what areas of wet weather at times. spells of sunshine, too. that mild feel in the south, chile in the north. if you are celebrating at midnight it looks largely dry. dry spells around, one or two showers. temperatures on the face of it don't look particularly low but there will bea

i believe about two thirds of the collection are amber types. and they were inside a little frame that full you can read the case manufacturer here. varies nicely done. >> it's actually photograph on a piece of glass. that's the piece that would have been in the camera. as soon as you put a dark behind it, now you can recognize it's a man with pink, painted cheeks. it is then added a brass matte cover for protection and there would have been a cover sheet of glass, too, all in a decorative case, often with beautiful velvet on one side so that it becomes a precious object, like a jewelled portrait, i think. can you tell from the size of my hands, it's something you can hold close? it's also a very intimate portrait. this is a typical example of a young soldier. one of the new additions to the collection. >> this is really a neat photograph. this soldier is -- he's holding -- a cavalry soldier holding a very rare gun. it's a colt pistol with a detachable stock on the back. then he's got another colt 44 in his belt. he's got his cavalry sword right

k p0p k pop star amber liu. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. be looking at how internet regulation in the us could be about to change. and before we go, a baby king penguin has made its first public appearance in singapore's jurong bird park. the two—month—old is called maru, which means round injapanese. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. after a very brief mild spell, those temperatures are coming down again for the next few days and into the start of the weekend. for thursday, low pressure dominates the scene. tightly packed isoba rs low pressure dominates the scene. tightly packed isobars across the country meaning fairly windy and they'll be blowing in lots of showers, particularly to western areas of the country. the showers will be of a wintry mix during the overnight period and first thing on thursday. some snow to the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales, maybe the south—west of england and some wet sleepiness down to low levels for a time. first thing on thursday we are again looking at an ic

met office and amber warning for heavy snow. be prepared.ringing into northern england and parts of the northern england and parts of the northern home counties. five to ten centimetres of snow. double that on the hills. if you are travelling cross—country expect problems tomorrow. snow develops quickly through the morning in these areas. heaviest in the morning, turning patchier and lighter into the afternoon. the northern edge, uncertainty how far north it will get and on the southern edge, it will be a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but southern counties of england and the far south and south—west of wales, mainly rain. the winds can be the big problem. severe gales around the bristol channel and through the english channel and through the english channel later on, but it's here you're into the mild air. the midlands, mid—wales and northwards struggling to get above freezing. scotla nd struggling to get above freezing. scotland and northern ireland away from the showers, this is where we will have a dry and sunny sunday. ice quickly for

the met office has just issued an amber be prepared warning for parts of the pennine region, york, leedsbradford, harrogate, could see perhaps more than ten centimetres of snow tomorrow morning. it could cause some disruption here. northern england and southern scotland quite a bit of snow through the morning. elsewhere across southern areas a few brighter skies but some heavy showers moving through. milder in the south at colder still further north. bye—bye. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. motorists are being warned of treacherous driving conditions across large parts of the uk, with sub—zero temperatures. hundreds of people have spent the night at stansted airport after flights were cancelled or delayed. the un's special envoy to syria says he fears children who desperately need to leave a rebel—held area of damascus are being used as "bargaining chips". the health secretary has told bbc news he would like nhs funding in england to be planned much more in advance. jeremy hunt said ten—year spending reviews would be better for those working in the health service. at least a0 pe

glad that amber came forward. you admitted to not off? of my phone. it was pretty surprising that he ignored the phone and he just kept talking over it like it was no big deal. if your wife is missing, any phone call could be the phone call and he didn't seem to care which just seems to show he didn't have much concern over lacey was but if that was a phone call that may have given them information, he wasn't interested in hearing it. >> okay. you can ask the question again. >> he looks to me too be very, very free to pay attention to the interview. is like a coproducer of the interview. he sang look, all get back to the question and you'll get it on tape so he's not emotional, that's for sure. >> really, that's the most important thing in that moment when your wife is missing? you want to continue with an interview and not answer the phone to find out what he has to say. >> i went over the question and he went right into his rehearsed answer and we went on from there. >> tell me about lacey. >> i think you can sum it up looking at her photograph with

. >>> an hour ago i spoke by phone with amber lee who covered many stories about ed lee. she talked about his upbringing and also how he would want to be remembered. >> reporter: he came from immigrant parents who came from a small, world village in southern china. they settled in seattle. he is a native of seattle. he ended up at uc berkeley where he went to law school and got a law degree. he grew up living in public housing in seattle. he told me that was why he was so passionate about one project that was underway. it was the renovation of all public housing in san francisco. he said it was always his goal, also, to provide more affordable housing. i found him off-camera to be extremely humble. he had a great sense of humor. he told me that his big thing was never to make money. it was always to help people. he worked hard for that reason. i am absolutely stunned. he looked to be in great health the last time i saw him. it was not that long ago. i asked him what he wanted to be known for. he said he wanted to be known as the proud son of immigrant parents who learned

the headlines at three: the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. some roads will be better than others and with any forecast, it can change. so i think it's a case of keeping your eye on what's on the media and we will do our best to keep what we can open, but with the snow that is forecast, there will be problems. there's been travel disruption across the country — birmingham and stansted airports have closed because of heavy snow. the bbc has learnt that nazanin zagari—ratcliffe the british woman imprisoned in iran, will not have to appear in court today. it follows recent talks between boris johnson and the iranian president earlier today. the brexit secretary has warned that the uk could still refuse to pay its divorce bill if it doesn't get a trade deal with the eu. so, number one, no deal means that we wa nt so, number one, no deal means that we want became the money. a fact won't be paying the money. disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford has died in hospital at the age o

the met office have issued an amber warning for that snow.t disruption, especially through mid and north wales and parts of northern england, especially in the midlands as well, where we could see five or ten centimetres at low levels, 20 centimetres possible over the hills, certainly enough to cause disruption to travel. during the day, some uncertainty about exactly how far north that snow gets. further south it will be a mixture of snow, sleet, and probably turning back to rain later in the day. the winds are also going to be an added hazard, gusting 60 miles an hour or more through the english channel and the blistered —— wsdl channel as well. a quieter picture across the further northern half of the country. bahrain few wintry showers in the far north it will be drier here, though temperatures will struggle even to get to freezing during the day. milder further south, but certainly disruptive snow, which will ease away later in the day. sunday night and into monday morning, is could be a problem once again as those temperatures plummet o

amber snow warnings have been issued there, in the midlands and in northern and eastern england.n a moment we'll be speaking to our reporters in the worst affected areas, first this report from lee milner. this was the scene on the m25 in buckinghamshire today. heavy snow brought motorists to a standstill. in llangollen in wales there was no chance of people getting anywhere today. this is by far the worst i've ever seen. it's probably the worst snow i've ever seen, to be honest, certainly about a foot deep and still coming in. the rac says it is currently dealing with five breakdowns a minute and expecting around 7500 by the end of the day. with ten to 20 centimetres falling in some parts of the uk, quitters have been replaced with ploughs in areas like redditch in worcestershire. as snow continues to fall, the met office has issued an number whether morning made dan ackerman for the east of england and wales. passengers are burning and other airports have been warned about delays and cancellations. 20 flights have been cancelled from sta nsted. flying over wales it could be a s

glad that amber came forward. you admitted to not off? of my phone.ht it was off. >> it was pretty surprising that he ignored the phone and he just kept talking over it like it was no big deal. if your wife is missing, any phone call could be the phone call and he didn't seem to care which just seems to show he didt have muchoncern over lacey was but if that was a pallhone c that may have given them information, he wasn't interested in hearing it. >> okay. you can ask the question again. >> he looks to me too be very, very free to pay attention to the interview. is like a coproducer of the interview. he sang look, all get back to the question and you'll get it on tape so he's not emotional, that's for sure. >> really, that's the most important thing in that moment when your wife is missing? you want to continue with an interview and not answer the phone to find out what he has to say. >> i went over the question and he went right into his rehearsed answer and we went on from there. >> tell me about lacey. >> i think you can sum it up looking at her ph

amber warnings in place across mid and north wales and much of the midlands.ere between five and 20 centimetres of snow possible, the northern edge of the uncertain but is are very close in the morning. the southern edge will bea the morning. the southern edge will be a mixture of rain, snow, and back to rain through the day. the southernmost counties of england we will see mainly rain. a different issue here, it will be the strength of the wind. severe gale force winds. that could cause disruption of its own. this starts to beat out of its own. this starts to beat out of it, turning lighter and patchy into the afternoon. far north, scotland, northern ireland, if you wintry showers but most will have a dry and sunny sunday. temperatures struggling to get above freezing. in the south, the strong winds will temper the feel, but we could get temperatures into double digits. ice will be the risk as we go into sunday and monday, further snow showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland and widespread frost. temperatures in city centres, minus double digits in

police issuing an amber alert.olice are looking for a woman who might pass the baby off as their own. we'll have the latest on the desperate search coming up at 7:00 a.m. with the "g.m.a." first look i'm marcus moore, houston texas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that moment when who you're going wh is more important an where you're going. wherever life takes us, we go together. interwoven... ...exclusively at kay, jared and zales. >> in the morning buzz, all you can say is poor tree, some described it as mangy, like a toilet brush, it cost $57,000 on display in the beautiful city of rome. since it was installed the tree has been dropping its needles. they have taken to the social media a to mock the poor tree. some are bringing flowers to the dieing tree. they should bring up the charlie brown tree and show how they loved it. >> ♪ o holy night ♪ the stars are brightly shining. >>> this police officer in portland maine is getting attention for his stunning on impromptu skinning of o holy night. turner said people walking by stopped and

amber lee reports more on his legacy that started years before he became mayor. >> reporter: it's a somber procession as mayor ed lee's body was moved to the medical examiner's office. >> reporter: the board of supervisors president delivered the news moments after she was sworn in as acting mayor. lee had been grocery shopping with his wife and he collapsed  on monday night around 10:30. >> he just fell down and had some kind of heart attack or something. so we were trying to help him. we even like called the ambulance and asked them to help. he was happy. he was like smiling and all that. >> reporter: the 65-year-old mayor was rushed to the hospital and doctors were unable to save him. he was pronounced dead at 1:11 tuesday morning. >> everyone is shocked and trying to reconcile this and the city will move on. but it's -- we're all devastated. >> reporter: a visibly shaken gavin newsom was -- >> i was in his office and they boxed everything up. >> reporter: this afternoon, two officers on motorcycles escorted the hearse carrying the mayor's body to the mortuary. firefighters stood on an

amber is in oakland hills with more on that warning. but first bill martin to tell us about the winds.>>> they are coming up tonight. as we look outside we have cool temperatures. numbers in the 40s. they will warm up tonight. low pressure system that went through and brought us clouds. what we see right now is a pressure gradient tightening up. it is setting us up with winds tomorrow gusting at 25-35 miles per hour at higher elevations. they issued a red flag warning starting an hour ago. through basically saturday morning. he will see two nights of very strong winds. especially in the higher elevations. they will keep temperatures warmer out they are. instead of below freezing like it was in napa. temperatures will be a little bit warmer. the other side benefit of the strong winds coming are going to be the air-quality. we have had spare the air days. not an issue with air-quality. the winds will mix out the pollutants in the particulate matter. we will get more sunshine. we will get better air-quality. we are going to see the winds p

the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the countryme roads will be better than others and with any forecast it can change. it's a case of keeching your eye on the media and we will do our best to keep what we can open but with the free that's forecast there will be problems. there's been travel disruption across the country. birmingham and stanstead airports have been closed because of heavy snow. the foreign secretary has left iran following a meeting with president hassan rouhani without any deal to free the british woman nazanin zagari—ratcliffe. the brexit secretary has warned that the uk could still refuse to pay its divorce bill if it doesn't get a trade deal with the eu so number one. no deal means that we won't be paying the money.