as he called it, a stress—free christmas! he came in yesterday and got it. in a show of gratitude, he gave nobby a generous tip. drinks on him. time for the weather. snow and iceepared for snow across parts of the country as we head through the early part of tomorrow, because the night, things will turn very cold, with a cold and widespread frost. pennines, parts of lancashire, in towards west yorkshire. here, we could see up to 15 centimetres of snow on high ground, and even at low levels, a fair covering. further south, it is all about the rain. temperatures starting to climb in the south west. two for newcastle and glasgow. even some snow to lower levels for scotla nd. and glasgow. even some snow to lower levels for scotland. elsewhere, brightness and windy. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: at least a1 people are killed in a bomb attack in a cultural centre in the afghan capital kabul — so—called islamic state says it was responsible. police say a woman was murdered in a public park as she made her way home on christmas eve. the body of 22—year—old barmaid iuliana tudos was found yesterday. no arrests have been made. britain braces itself as forecas

this is unfortunately the reason we were playing cold as ice temperature remain well below normal. 30hington this is scored heir any and looking at negative numbers in canada and parts of united states as well. minus 23 interests nagal falls and minus 7 minneapolis and minus one in chicago and lots of minus 20 somethings in canada and all this arctic air will get tapped and generally pushed in our direction here and next couple days. our temperatures get cold and re main well below normal next several days. little cloud deck. it's holding temperatures up and holds as a blanket in the atmosphere. clearing now to west. we will get clear x it will be a nice looking day less windy than yesterday and breezy and less windy with daytime highs mid up toer 30s next arctic front later tonight and might kick up a flurry or two. computer models giving us a flurry or two today 3 and by tomorrow rest of week daytime highs at or below freezing and overnight lows in teens. many models giving us single digits. and snow chances friday, saturday, not real good chances but we'll watch carefully and cold

it is a mass of thick ice that moves under the force of its own weight. like a slow river into the sea. but as melt water moves through the ice, it softens it, draining to the bed where it then lubricates the movement of the glacier. we got a rare close-up view of one of greenland's fastest moving glaciers, named hel heim after a viking, it is fast and unforgiving. >> this is one of the most productive glaciers in greenland. it's about three golden gate bridges wide. it graidrains almost an astronol amount of water in is delivering from high on the ice sheets down into the sea. >> between august of last year and august of this year, new york university scientists say it retreated a whopping two miles, the furthest retreat inland they have seen in a du decade. you can see vast chunks of it crashing into the water. a process called caving. >> what does that mean for the sea? >> there's hundreds of glaciers like this in greenland and many have doubled in speed. t it has really gone up in ways that surprise the science community. >> it's not only scientists who have been surprised. 56-year-old toe

cold as ice is totally appropriate for today. ad morning high temperatures around 9, 10 o'clock when we were in the 40's. we've seen it dropping ever since and we're down to 37 degrees as you see a mix of clouds and sun out there. it's only 31 in gaithersburg, frederick 34, hagerstown down to 29 degrees. winchester 32 so obviously it's going to be a cold night. something that has improved, though, are those big wind gusts that we had earlier today. it was sustained winds are now much better and very few people are getting gusts over 20 miles an hour but the winds are still out of the northwest. that's a cold direction for us. as they continue to get lighter as we go through the evening it means we'll be getting colder. just a check of wind chills because as you saw with our temperatures mostly 30's but wind chills are widespread in the 20's. hagerstown feels like 21, cumberland 21, winchester 25, d.c. feels like 30 so if you're heading out tonight while the wind won't be huge it will be a night coat handy the scarves, the gloves w

as that falls on cold surfaces, that could give some ice. ght travel issues. through the day, the snow will move north and peter out. still some rain and sleet mixing intimate as we go through the day. further south, something brighter, and a few showers towards the south coast. temperatures starting to climb in the south—west corner, ii celsius in plymouth. 0n friday night, another system moves in. it will bring snow over the highest hills, but we will mostly see rain from it, we suspect. the skies should brighton on saturday, spells of sunshine and showery rain. in the south, wet weather likely to be making its way into the far south that times. still mild to the south, colder to the north. quite windy on new year's eve. still cold enough potentially for snow on high ground in the north. milder by this stage, temperatures of 5—13dc. if you are celebrating at midnight, there will bea celebrating at midnight, there will be a lot of dry weather, and clear spells around. a small chance of showers. temperatures don't look particularly low but th

getting ready for wednesday morning, it is cold as ice, as for nerve since, one every your traffic jams, what gets you going on a cold wednesday morning? how about some lottery numbers and sue has the forecast coming up next. >> brr, bitter cold, you think these temperatures are bad, just wait. yes, sue has something to tell you. it will get worse before it get better. >>> out in the cold. families forced to flee this massive apartment fire with nothing but the clothes on their backs. how the community now rallying to help them out. >> spinning site, the new attraction going around and around in atlantic city, guaranteeing to give tourists quite the view from above. and there is an added feature to that spinning wheel. tell but coming up in just a moment. great to have you with us this wednesday morning, thomas drayton, karen off, bob kelly, sue serio, everyone. >> not sure if i want to be on the ferris wheel early at 19 degrees out. little windy out there. >> it will make the experience warm and cozy. >> okay. all right. >> bob? >> that way it is year around. summertime. >> the frostbi

as it falls on cold surfaces, that could give ice. tomorrow morning could bring travel issues. sleet mixing into it as we go through the day. further south, a few showers towards the south coast, and temperatures starting to climb, a leading celsius in plymouth. 0n friday night, another weather system ru ns friday night, another weather system runs in. that could bring snow over high hills, but it will mostly be rain. 0n high hills, but it will mostly be rain. on saturday, spells of sunshine and showery rain at times. some wet weather in the south. still mild in the south, cult of the north. i windy day on new year's eve as well. areas of rain, still potentially cold enough for snow on high ground in the north. —— colder in the north. there will be a lot of dry weather out there at midnight if you're celebrating. a small chance of showers. temperatures don't look particularly low but there is likely to bea particularly low but there is likely to be a fairly strong and chilly breeze. hello. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: at least 41 people killed ina bomb headlines: at l

it's cold as ice and that's what we have for you. it is numbing outside and, again, you need to dress for that wind. that wind will make these numbers seem much colder. actual air temperature 15 in philadelphia now. 16 millville. 12 in blue bell. allentown, 1 degree in the poke yoes. 18 degrees in wildwood. feels like temperatures, 5 degrees in wildwood. 3 degrees in philadelphia. 12 in blue bell. 16 in the poconos today. you get the feeling here it's not going to be one of our warmer days. 0 to 7 degrees for much of the day des temperature readings in the 20s and upper teens. dress in layers at the eagles game. a lot of you will be tailgating having a good time. be prepared for it and adequately hydrated. tonight low temperatures falling. 7 in philadelphia. 5 in coatesville. i'll walk you through the mummers day forecast. the upcoming first week of 2017. rosemary? >>> braving the extreme elements at the linc this afternoon. a live look inside financial field. the birds have a chance for a record for wins. randy gyllenhaal is live wi

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the headlines at 11:00: the met office issues 15 weather warnings, as snow and ice cause problems inonary here, on the a14, not going anywhere. i've been here for five hours, and... so have these! and the runway at stansted airport was closed twice, with some passengers spending hours on planes, stuck on runways. the first of a group of critically ill syrian children, are allowed to leave a rebel held area of damascus. laura plummer, the britonjailed in egypt for drug offences, has been moved to a different egyptian prison. also in the next hour: prince harry takes a turn editing the today programme on radio 4. he interviewed the former us president, barack obama,

cold as ice. this bitter blast isn't letting up. now we're going to add snow to the mix. good evening, i'm keith jones. that could lead to a slippery start for the week. let's get an update on the timing and totals for your neighborhood. >> this won't amount to a whole lot. because the ground is so cold it will stick. that's why we have a first alert out for that. and also the dangerously cold weather that will follow. the snow starts five to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the cold lasts through tuesday at 8:00 a.m. we have coating to two inches of snow on saturday. slippery untreated surfaces and sub 0 windchills. even in the philadelphia area. if r new years eve and day. even worse than what we have seen so far. this is the area of snow it's coming through ohio, west virginia, it is now officially snowing in pennsylvania. and causing slippery conditions in and around the pittsburg area. as this snow moves in, it will quickly start to cause some slippery conditions because of the cold nature of the ground. it's not real heavy snow or else it would be a darker blue. it's a s

for us anyway the balance of this twelve thousand tongue ice breaker rides up all over the ice for ensuring that as well that. the power crunching through the sea ice. ok comes another enormous chunk to see how this one if it is up to the bowels of the academy they called pushed out of the so i. the next stop is it one of the smallest audience on this leg of the voyage just five football pitches inside schools on and is washed out of above why. and in stormy conditions at successive only by helicopter. it's too windswept for seabirds to nice to hear that like an en masse do grow in the cracked volcanic rocks. hopefully with the moss in the soil we're going to find interesting that just not here is how the animals are cope through not any i guess climate change the past explicitly natural but also how they may move and adapt. you know facing the future. before we can be flown off the island back to the ship there's a sudden change in the with. the helicopters clearly being grounded on the ship they're not able to return to the island to break us up we have enough equipment with us. ten ten and ratio

ice. of totally gone. as a performer i always have to know exactly what i'll be doing before i dive under one time underwater it's difficult to communicate. his friend and camera man you so metal will be busy with his underwater camera under the most taxing conditions. you get. above the ice as takes care of the props. and crazy to do this in the middle of nowhere. it is no not at all. but it has. and it's fun. acrobatic talent is a must and both performer and camera man have trained for this for a long time. the diving gear provides enough buoyancy none the less excellent orientation and perfect balance are required to work upside down under the frozen surface. suddenly up becomes down on the bottom of the icy surface transforms into a bizarre film set. north of nature are turned on their head as the team plays tricks on our perception. bubbles no longer float upwards but slowly sink to the ground. meanwhile the viewing figures of the crazy videos from finland keep rising they've gone at more than five milli

as the water that he used to fight the flames, it was essentially turning to ice. >>> new from overnight, at least one person is hurt after a car slammed into the back of a septa bus. id happened in delaware county. rescue crews had to free the driver if the mangled car. no one else was hurt on board the bus. >>> to chester county now where a ninth grade student was shot at a dunkin' donuts. students and staff can but sort one another. pamela oz born is live this morning with more on the story tnd the search for the shooter. >> well, it's actually winter breaker if state of the unions but as you said, the high school listen opening doors today to make sure for student and staff to support one another through difficult time. that last grieve student was taken an t the hospital. this is vid-i don't have police k aing for evidence of him at the scene. police are still searching for the shooter. they didn't know the de-dales of what happened but that their thoughts and prayers with with his student and his clads mates. doors with open her at 10:00 a.m. nbc 10 nice. >> thank you, pam. fill ul

for us anyway the balance of this twelve thousand ton ice breaker rides up all over the ice for i'm showing there as well that. the power from the chamber through the sea ice. ok comes another enormous chunk let's see how this what if is under the boughs of the academy they called pushed out of the so i. the next opposite one of the smallest islands on this leg of the voyage just five football pitches inside scott on and is washed over by why. and in stormy conditions at sixty seven only by helicopter. its two winds whip for seabirds tánaiste that lie can and must to grow in the correct volcanic rocks. and hopefully with the mostest oil we're going to find interesting that you just not hear of how the animals of coke three not many i guess climate change the past which most natural but also how they my belief in it definitely you know facing the future. before we can be flown off the island back to the ship there's a sudden change in the winter. helicopters clearly being grounded on the ship they are not able to return to the island to take us out and we have enough equipment with us now ten ten and

britain braces itself as forecasters predict the coldest night of the year — it comes as ice and sub—zerotures cause treacherous driving conditions in some parts. now on bbc news, from the engagement of prince harry and meghan markle, to the retirement from royal duties of the duke of edinburgh, sarah campbell looks back on the key events in review 2017: the royal year. reporter: congratulations from all of us! how are you both feeling? thrilled! this was the year in which prince harry introduced his new leading lady, the american actress, meghan markle. the fact that i fell in love with meghan so incredibly quickly, was sort of confirmation to me that everything, all the stars were aligned, everything was just perfect. after 70 years of public service, the duke of edinburgh, britain's longest—serving royal consort, hung up his hat and retired from royal duties. prince george had his own milestone moment — his first day of school. and flexing their royal muscles in an effort to put the issue of mental health firmly on the national agenda. after weeks of fevered speculation came confirmati

as that falls on cold surfaces, that could give some ice. north through the day and peter out. rain and sleet mixing into it through the day. a few showers towards the south coast, and the temperature is starting to climb in the south—west, 11 celsius. 0n friday night, another weather system moves in. it will mostly bring rain. as that clears, the sky should brighton on saturday, leaving spells of sunshine. some showery rain at times, particularly down to the south. wet weather likely to fringe its way into the far south. mild to the south, cold to the north. quite windy, and the same on new year's eve. still potentially cold enough for snow on high ground in the north, but generally milder at this stage, with temperatures of faith is —— temperatures of 5—13dc. temperatures don't look particularly low but there is likely to be a strong and chilly breeze. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 7: at least a1 people are killed in a bomb attack in a cultural centre in the afghan capital kabul — so—called islamic state says it

it comes as ice and subzero temperatures cause treacherous driving conditions in some parts.ectives investigating the murder of a 22—year—old woman found dead in a north london park, say she was stabbed and had suffered a head injury. no arrests have been made. two men have been charged with terror offences by police investigating an alleged plot for an attack over christmas. a 31—year—old man from chesterfield, and a 22—year—old man from sheffield, will appear before magistrates tomorrow. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster, david davies, and journalist, dina hamdy. to the thank you very much for coming in. —— nice to have you both here. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the times, which reports that the best paid family doctors can earn up to £700,000 a year. the telegraph reports that the minister for the constitution has accused jeremy corbyn of trying to rig the next election by planning to block proposed reforms to constituency boundaries. the i leads with a suggestion that drunk revellers s

and the weather kept ground crews busy, as planes had to be constantly de—iced.of central and southern england was worst affected, from gloucestershire, to warwickshire, to the chilterns. and it didn'tjust lead to hazardous driving conditions. thousands of homes lost power, too. obviously the snow came in, it settles on our overhead conductor. then, with the cold wind chill, that freezes into ice and therefore that takes the conductors down. likewise, it's the same with tree branches. normally they would not be near the line but they've taken our conductors down. as the snow started to melt, there was a new danger... flood warnings followed the thaw as streams became swollen and rivers started to rise. that meant more hazards to negotiate, and not everyone made it... it's really been a difficult day. here in warwickshire they've had flooding, snow and power cuts. to get around, you've really needed a specialist vehicle. and tonight, there's another warning as temperatures have fallen, the snow and slush has begun to freeze. phil mackie, bbc news, warwickshire. th

but recent years the ice is being retreating faster in the summer but also in the winter as well. so that instead of her continuous cover across the arctic you now have -- you have seas in some of events which has changed everything. they've changed nature of the ocean itself. and has produced a lot of feedback effect, and one with, first part of my book is actually concerned with this because when you sew this sea ice retreating and thinner ice and less of the the temptation to say this is a curiosity. it's obl global warming has caused this. but it's just that a curiosity like disappearance of last few years from kilimanjaro but what we're finding is that the loss of ice from the arctic is having much bigger efnghts elsewhere in the climate systems. so we can't just think of arctic sea ice retreat by itself. it's affecting whole climate system. to greater extent than the loss of isoopen quarter is giving us that warming of the world. and it's causing warmer air to spreads over the green lapd ice sheets and that's making greenland melt faster which is giving us an increase in the

c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a america's ice by cable television companies. t's brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. next, we'll spend some time at looking at this year's holiday tree lighting and some other festivities starting making first lady decorations with children. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look awesome. beautiful. beautiful. doing?t are you are you? >> hi. [indecipherable voices] mrs. mr. trump: it's beautiful. [indiscernible] back? pulled it [laughter] .> here you go >> take some pictures of me. >> here! here. [laughter] >> thank you. >> yes. >> good morning. >> how about you? what's your name? >> hello. >> it beautiful. >> you are doing a great job. >> that's very nice. [indiscernible] mrs. mr. trump: is mine. do you like it? >> we're making -- >> right here. [laughter] >> it is a tradition. a tradition. >> i don't know. >> oh. >> it is beautiful. >> what did you say? which one? >> i don't have one. >> right? exits beautiful. >> i like to four hobbies. >> that's beautiful. >> right. >> beautiful. are you going to take this on? >> ye

america, solar4america ice, but you can attend the practices as well.obert: yeah. now, to give people an idea of which one might be most appropriate or the best fit for them, what are the different categories, the different sessions? john: well, us figure skating will have five levels, you know, from the juvenile, to the intermediate, to the novice, to the juniors. and solar4america ice will have those competitions december 29 through january 3. and then the championship, which is january 3 through 7. and there's four disciplines, the ladies single, the mens, pairs, and the ice dance. so, 20 champions will be crowned over a 10-day period. robert: and one great thing about these kind of events is they're so big that people can kind of participate even if they don't go to the primary event, right? john: oh, of course. you know, in support of the event, us olympic committee will bring their winter fest to the sap center on saturday, january 6. so, it's an interactive festival at the arena green right next to the sap center. and then the favorite's sunday,

on and he's desperately trying to force the ice, bang it with his fist and of course else' also breaking it. >> oh no. >> eventually it happens, he goes in as well. the person who was helping behind him manages to get out of the ice but he clearly refuses to give up, manhandling this woman out onto the ice, who is then dragged to the other side >> she seems helpless. she can't offer any assistance. >> if it wasn't for the people around she never would have gotten out of the river. while waiting for emergency services to turn up they were taking too lock. he took her back to his house, warmed her up, called the relatives and changed his clothes, had a hot shower, gave himself some ginger tea, jumped back on his bike and went to work. >> oh my goodness, this guy saved her life and he did it like -- >> a hero, this one. ♪ >>> oli, your best imitation of americans. >> speaking really loudly in an airport. >> hey, everybody, how are you doing? it's good to see you, in the middle of a restaurant, everyone's there and having a really hard conversation. ha, ha, ha! that's americans. >> wow, okay. well, everybody's got an opinion. >> my best impress

hundreds of schools are closed and thousands have no power as snow and ice cover much of the uk — tonightschools are shut today and the threat of an even colder nights to come. police in new york are responding to an explosion in central manhattan — it's thought one person is injured and is now in custody. six months after the grenfell tower fire — survivors are told that great importance will be placed on their stories at the public inquiry. a big breakthrough in huntington's disease research — scientists say there's hope the deadly condition can be stopped. coming up on afternoon live all the sport.

ice will be a risk across the far north of scotland and into northern ireland as snow clears through. it will be very windy. most of this noble clearer way, becoming confined to scotland and the north of england, where father showers will bring further accumulations. some heavy showers, maybe thundery, in the south—west. the low pressure clears away and we see another area of low pressure moves through, this time across england and wales, bringing wet and windy weather. we will start off rather wet and great across central, northern and eastern parts on saturday morning. and it will brighten up nicely, very windy with gales across the south, pushing into the south—west. less cold across the north. a few wintry showers across the hills of scotland. new year's eve will look like another sunshine and showers today. mild in the south, less cold across the north. there is an east— west split. is take care with the snow and ice tomorrow morning. —— ta ke snow and ice tomorrow morning. —— take care. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 6:00: ice and sub—zero temperatures

the arctic sea-ice has shrunk by half over the past 25 years due to rising temperatures. ashe ice thaws, so-called melt ponds are formed, then the ice breaks up. the darker water in the ponds absorbs solar radiation more strongly than the light-colored ice, launching a fatal spiral of events. in 40 to 50 years, the north pole may be completely ice-free in the summer -- with enormous consequences for other parts of the world. on this trip, the researchers didn't encounter any large clouds, but they did collect some useful data. their analysis will take years -- years in which temperatures will continue to climb. kim: many of the things we associate with svalbard are changing. and to that extent, it is detrimental to the svalbard we know. reporter: the mild weather is certainly detrimental to dog sledding. people in lonyearbyen worry that one day the dogs here will no longer pull sleds, but carts all year round. michelle: while norway is considered a leader in climate change policy, poland is actively opposing measures to combat global warming. the government is reluctant to g

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>> you can look at the tax as icing on the cake.e strong, not just throughout the year but also recently that's a testament to what i would call global togoldilocks condition, you're seeing it across the world, europe, japan, china stlesh china, they have shown signs of acceleration so tax reform is clearly helpful. you can see that in the small cap and high tax indexes you have seen them rally and outperform the last two, three weeks. i think it's icing on the cake as we look at this ram lly, we'e up almost 20%. >> what part of the tax reform bill are you most excited about? the reduction in the corporate tax rate talk about the repatriation? the standard deduction which part excites you >> as a strategist where you have to -- where you're challenged to come up with earnings estimates for the s&p 500 from a top-down basis, i think it's clear there's a boost to earnings. it's a material one. it may not be quite what one might have hoped earlier in the year, but clearly it's strong. in terms of whether it's really -- that will roll i

the arctic sea-ice has shrunk by half over the past 25 years due to rising temperatures. ashe ice thaws, so-called melt ponds are formed, then the ice breaks up. the darker water in the ponds absorbs solar radiation more strongly than the light-colored ice, launching a fatal spiral of events. in 40 to 50 years, the north pole may be completely ice-free in the summer -- with enormous consequences for other parts of the world. on this trip, the researchers didn't encounter any large clouds, but they did collect some useful data. their analysis will take years -- years in which temperatures will continue to climb. kim: many of the things we associate with svalbard are changing. and to that extent, it is detrimental to the svalbard we know. reporter: the mild weather is certainly detrimental to dog sledding. people in lonyearbyen worry that one day the dogs here will no longer pull sleds, but carts all year round. michelle: while norway is considered a leader in climate change policy, poland is actively opposing measures to combat global warming. e government is reluctant to giv

and it absolutely is. >> mann explains that as arctic ice, the world's refrigerator has melted, that lerated the overall warming of the planet. the world's oceans have warmed by more than one degree fahrenheit and as the ocean surface heats, it allows more moisture into the atmosphere, making hurricanes like harvey and irma stronger with more potential to flood. the vast majority of climate scientists agree that without significant cuts to carbon emissions, temperatures will continue to climb and the problem will only get worse. >> the analogy i like to use, we're stepping out on to a minefield and we don't know exactly where those mines are. but we know as we set them off, we're going to see catastrophic impacts. >> and norfolk, virginia, knows that better than most. since 2003, enough ices has melted off greenland to fill committees peek bay 50 times. that melt water is the main contributor to the more than 14 inches of sea level rise here in the last century. it may be fun for the kids, but it is a real concern for residents like kate melhish. >> so how how does it water get here?

it's cold as ice outside this morning. let's tell you if it's cold as ice in the markets u.s.y futures looking better we'll call it close to unch across the board nasdaq looking down about 2 points s&p up 3 points. and we tried prot secoy ied then the break. you could tell the difference. >> of course you can >> just because of the color you could. >> that's because you have champagne taste. probably >> would you like prosecco better. >> i don't judge they're all delicious. >> not everybody can afford a 250 bottle of champagne, the cristal. 90% of all wines sold in america are under $15 a bottle if i had not seen the color, i think i might not have -- i would have been happy. >> is this all a ploy to get two glasses in front of you? >> i would have been very happy. i thought that app thing was fantastic. everybody now -- i don't know if this is cynical. you get a bottle of wine for the holidays, you take an app, they put it on the label to figure out how much did this person spend on this. >> exactly >> christmas eve i'm hosting 15, 20 people at my house. everybody is exchangi

>> so absolutely today we're making ice cream as part of chocolate and ice cream winter break camp.ids out of school, always something fun going on here, my friend here sarah and jess are helping us to make ice cream with the same material we just saw over there, very, very quickly for all of our campers today. so we start with our basic ingredient. >> say, hi, campers. yep, all of the campers here. they're excited. >> are you guys excited for ice cream for breakfast? >> yes, super excited for that. >> so, basically take the ingredient, start off with heavy cream. >> okay. >> we add a little bit of milk, it is all, what, one to one to one. use your grandmother's recipe if you have a specific one, we add little bit of sugar, vanilla, and ingredients, czar,a can you help us out? we actually add l nitrogen. add to the bowl there. >> this is the freezing stuff that we just saw in the otherel. the stuff that makes things very cold, very, very quickly. >> oh,. >> so w that cloud. >> looks like >> okay. >> we can see there these two have actually made, what is this, plane van all today? ex

frankford at tyson, i expect ice there as well. still watching a crash in college villa long 29 at 422 by the movie. police are helping you around that. a nasty morning on the septa regional rails, our infrastructure does not do well with temperatures this cold. not as bad this afternoon in that all the lines are running but many are running with 10 and 20 and 30 minute delays. good chance your train will be late and good chance you don't want to stand on the platform any longer than you have to. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> still to come on "action news" tonight. saying good-bye to 2017 by shredding the paperwork from the

hundreds of schools are closed and thousands have no power as snow and ice cover much of the uk. we'll have the latest on the disruption it's causing. snow continues to fall in some places. temperatures could fall to —12. also this lunchtime. six months after the grenfell tower fire, survivors are told that great importance will be placed on their stories at the public inquiry. huntigton‘s, a devastating and deadly disease, now scientists trying to halt it think they may be close to the biggest breakthrough for 50 years. russia's president putin makes a surprise visit to syria and orders his forces there to start a partial withdrawal. one of the biggest wildfires in california's history, thousands more people are moved from their homes as the flames get close to santa barbara. chelsea will have to get past lionel messi and barcelona in the champions league last 16, we will have the latest on today's draw. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. motorists have been facing "treacherous" road conditions after snow turned to ice across parts of the uk. hundreds of schools

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ice creme! >> we were watching as the ice cream truck pulled up. >> what are you guys doing?oms and i were balls of nerves. >> you guys ever been in an ice cream truck? >> no. i want to go in. >> come on, guys. >> reporter: we were shocked as hudson, then malcolm climbed into the truck. >> oh, you want to climb? >> oh. >> this is cool! >> right? >> yes! >> reporter: my son hung back. >> is this really the ice cream truck? >> yeah. >> reporter: but then, he couldn't resist. >> my gosh. >> i'm like partly almost crying but at the same time, i can't believe that. >> all right. you got it, buddy. >> thanks. >> it's hard. i think he slammed those doors right. >> and off. >> reporter: once off the truck. >> bye, guys. >> reporter: josh seemed to know that he did something wrong. >> guys, you know what i didn't trust that man. >> how come? >> 'cause my dad told me that, um, do you know what, that could have been a stranger trying to get you in and trying to kidnap you. >> hey, look, we got ice cream. >> reporter: then i came outside and told them what was up. >> i want to talk to yo

just be aware, there is black ice as well as snow and the flood water.s also to pack things like a shovel. some motorists might think thatis shovel. some motorists might think that is excessive. but if you get stuck that could be essential. yes. prepare for the worst and you will be glad. hopefully you will never need it. but pack plenty of warm clothing and waterproof clothing and a shovel and some food and a hot drink. all of these things will be a god send if you break down and get stuck somewhere. thank you very much. a fire has swept through an apartment building in new york — killing at least twelve people — including a one year—old baby. the emergency services said at least 15 people were also injured — some of them critically. jon ironmonger reports. it is new york's deadliest blaze for decades. fire broke out on the first floor of the 5—storey apartment building and spread rapidly, sparking panic among residents in a busy corner of the bronx district. fire crews arrived at the scene within three minutes, but it was too late for many of the resid

cold as ice. this is a good place to be, the blue cross river rink here. dress accordingly.ou can get outside today. today's road conditions better than yesterday at this time. here's what to know about the cold. it's a brutal and bitter blast of it here lasting all the way through monday morning. the really tough stuff. now we will see cold temperatures through tuesday and wednesday. i do think dangerous conditions last now through monday morning. cover all skin -- layers, layers, layers. people, pets, and pipes in this weather. and being that we have another third round of the arctic blast coming late next week you really need to take those things into consideration. 18 in avalon. 17. 21 in cape may points. feels like temperatures, again, this is what you need to dress for this morning, feeling like single digit cold right now. 13 below in mt. pocono. 4 above in millville. 17 in the marina in atlantic city. here is how you plan the day. temperatures feeling like the single digits in philadelphia, the suburbs down through the lehigh valley, the jersey shore in delaware. buy

headlines at 9: warnings of ‘likely‘ delays to road, rail and air travel and possible power cuts as snow and iceects large parts of the uk. this is the scene in huddersfield in west yorkshire where conditions are deteriorating quickly — drivers are being advised to carefully plan theirjourney and take extra precautions. at least 12 people are dead — including a baby — after a fire at an apartment block in new york's bronx. apple apologises for deliberately slowing down ageing iphones — it says the move was intended to prolong the life of the phones. also easing the impact of excessive drinking on busy a&e units. the nhs considers making mobile drunk tanks a permanent feature in england. and the click team indulges in 2017's most desirable gear in half an hour. good morning and welcome to bbc news. snow and ice are expected to cause more disruption in parts of the uk today. the met office says delays to road, rail and air travel are "likely" and is warning of possible power cuts. a yellow warning is in place for snow and ice in northern ireland and parts of england and southern scotland throughou

what we want to know is, how far the algae can spread under the greenland ice as the climate warms. ration of sea—level rise. over the last 20 years, greenland has been losing more ice than it gains. scientists want to work out how much the meltwater will raise sea levels — and its impact on communities around the globe. extreme weather also hit the headlines. from a deadly hurricane season causing widespread devastation across the caribbean, to catastrophic flooding in south asia. and wildfires burning across southern europe. 2017 was forecasted to be one of the top three warmest years on record, making tackling climate change a priority. two years earlier, in paris, the world came to a landmark agreement to limit temperature rise. but this summer, us president donald trump dealt the deal a devastating blow. in order to fulfil my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. he claimed the deal did not put america first, and penalised the country's workers. this agreement is less about the climate, and more about othe

cold as ice. sends your suggestions, tweet us at fox 29 ♪ uring are the break.they ama synch on.k about, bill, we got cold weather, and weare y dropping. let's take a live look what's s is coming down outside of our studio, sticking instantly folks are bundled up. it's coating the rlook, 19 degr the feels like temperature ise ultimate doppler. here's that clipper kind of rapidly moving through the who sections of delaware, that is end, as we watch what's happening around philadelphia, center city,reor snow as moving sections of mt. laurel, cinnaminson moving towardsmoorestown, glassboro, deptford looking at some of tha through early afternoon, so we'll watch for a couple of and done but we'll go hour by hour, you can see it issues after about noon, it's not going to snow all day. and it will be we're looking at inch-inch and a half or philadelphia, and once againing pretty uniform snowfall totals across the area. lo the teens right now, quakertown be . 18, chadds ford 17. south jersey rig n we're lookin moorestown checking in at 19. t 28 degrees, tomorrow, 22 a look forecast for

so, by thursday morning, the risk of a bit of light snow and, again, ice as temperatures fall away. little bit of travel disruption. and then, as we head on into thursday day, it looks quite a messy picture. quite windy, once again, plenty of showers moving into northern and western areas. again, these wintry over the higher ground of the north. and we could even see some substantial snow across central parts of scotland through the day, so this could cause some disruption and, generally speaking, those temperatures are a bit lower than wednesday. and then, as that area of low pressure moves away on friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic north, so it looks like it will be very cold to end the week. you can see the blue colours extending right across the british isles, ever as far south as france and northern spain. so it does mean that friday is going to be a cold one. could have a little bit of ice to watch out for it in places. a few wintry showers across coastal areas but, that said, plenty of sunshine too. but you will need to wrap up, it's going to be cold. hello th

the mask that's not too bad in the pool although it's annoying so i will but under the ice it will be a real problem as it will be a mile. under the ice i only have a thin line to guide me and it's a lot darker there's light in the pool and the black guy trip is easy to see even with water in my mask i. make plans to use the weeks leading up to his world record attempt to eliminate problems like this. exploring caves in the black forest. land on my stocks with my name is axel three and i'm thirty eight and a technical director i try to dive as far down as possible in caves so to rex in open water using the latest cutting edge equipment mittens of i think it has to come first so what's in this rail tunnel. and there's a whole letting him go to there you can clearly see and open it than try and. we want to find out whether there's a cave there or if it's just a recess or a stoplight i'm following quotes all spoke to him in the implied safely. economy i started diving in egypt in one thousand nine hundred ninety three from the very first dive i felt it was something special i thought wow this is a totally