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we want to go now to correspondent on elisa betts mortagne she joins us from paris on these vets do we know anything yet about how this accident happened. we know that the bus was a stark or a level crossing of the one of the lowest level crossings in the country there are increasingly replaced by bridges or colonels but not enough. that has been speculation that they will have to study the remains for some reason it stalled and could not start again and then the train hit it it hit the back of the gulf but the bus was was split in two and. this happened about four hours ago at four o'clock in paris. they're still trying to tease unpacked. to to get people out of the remains of the man who was completely crushed into into rescued from which you have to extract the young people. train itself is retool training it was travelling at about sixty or seventy you know which is that. it will do this new year inkling that the train was doing anything that was. and we know that this is an accident that shocked the entire country what kind of reaction are you hearing to the accident there in fran

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darren bett is here to tell us all. more snow?en cold in southern parts of scotland, where we've had sleet and snow, especially over the hills, but it's an all or nothing sort of day because large parts are enjoying some sunshine. kent, for example, and here in the south—east, much of the south—east, east anglia and the midlands, staying dry with some sunshine this afternoon. a lot of showers elsewhere. that wintry mix has been affecting southern scotland is heading southwards into northern england as —— and as we head into this evening will find behind that the temperatures dropping away in scotland, a frost already for eastern parts of the country. more wintry showers in western areas, more showers for northern ireland, where it's also very windy. that mixture of rain, sleet and primarily held snow will be pushing across northern england, perhaps into wales, a few heavy and blustery showers across south wales and into the south—west of england, but through this evening still largely dry. still quite cold for many eastern parts o

here's darren bett with a look at this morning's weather. weekend. rather than blue skies and wintry showers we have got more cloud this weekend and the cloud is thick and will give us rain and drizzle from time to time. a dull picture with cloudy skies for many through the morning. rain and drizzle across east anglia and south east, fading away and damp towards the south—west. rain coming in towards the north of scotland. we will hang on to cloudy skies and some drizzly showers across wales. also the south—west and into the midlands perhaps. temperatures struggling up the eastern side of england, especially southeast and east anglia, five or six celsius, quite cold. sunshine perhaps north—eastern part of england and east pennines and the scotland a glimmer of brightness, and northern ireland, too, and some rain and stronger winds for the northernmost pa rt stronger winds for the northernmost part of scotland. wetter weather over the highlands. what happens this evening and overnight is patchy, mostly light rain sinking further south, moves

now here's the weather, with darren bett. that are in the night, starlet dylan will be approaching from the body, with the greatest impact across northern parts of northern ireland and south—west scotland. before the pick—up, we have heavy rain in the south—west of the uk. that will get pushed into the uk. that will get pushed into the cold air in scotland, and icy conditions will be in the northern half of the country, very much rather further south. the winds will have an impact. stronger winds moving across southern scotland, perhaps a far north of england. things come down through the afternoon, and babel has signed ten for a buyer. we will see bands of showers coming down, and they might be quite heavy as well. another chilly day for scotland, not as mild as today across southern england. things are very changeable through the new year. 0ften wet and often windy. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. beatles drummer ringo starr and bee gees singer barry gibb receive knighthoods, while strictly judge darcey bussell, is made a dame, in the new year honours. firefighters in manchest

here is darren bett with the weather. hello there, good morning.the uk stayed dry and sunny. we've got some heavy snow showers in northern ireland and into scotland, a covering of snow across parts of wales, and the west midlands, north—west midlands in the western parts of birmingham badly affected by the early snowfall as well. now, there is still some snow falling through the night and into the morning, but it is not as widespread, it is not as heavy. but with the frost more widespread, icy conditions could be more of a problem into saturday morning. we start with some wintry showers, possibly moving away from wales, but heading more into the north—west of england. a few wintry showers perhaps for northern ireland. more likely to get some snow across northern scotland. many places will have a dry day. it will be a sunny day. we will see cloud increasing in the south—west. signs of some rain. here we have got the highest temperatures. a cold day across the uk. wind is not as strong so may not feel quite as cold but we have drawn down call air acr

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>> reporter: if it seems like everyone knows flight attendant bette nash on this early morning american.c. to boston-- >> good morning. thank you. >> reporter: --they do. flight crews call her the nash dash. and this month she's celebrating her 60th anniversary in the air. frequent flyer florence tate. >> she is magnificent. she's my mentor. the cup is always half filled. >> reporter: what is your secret to doing this for so long? 60 years in one job is a long time. >> it's the people. the people. i thrive on the people. you say something to them and they say something to you and they're happy. of course, i like being paid, too. >> reporter: nash started in november 1957. the names on the planes have sure changed, eastern, trump shuttle, u.s. air, and now american. so has the industry. in the 1950s, flight attendants were typically required to be single and couldn't work past their early 30s. >> can't take another ten years, though. >> reporter: nash had only planned to do this a couple years. instead she turns 82 next month with no plans to retire. what is the biggest thing that has ch

as we head into the new year, darren bett has the all—important weather forecast. thanks very much.arting to see the winds easing down. it is a little chilly this afternoon and it was this morning. we are seeing lots of showers coming in, possibly heavy, possibly with hail and thunder. we will pick up winds with these in the south—west, driving the niece during the evening. if you are seeing in the evening. if you are seeing in the new year, expect showers around. probably drive in the north—east of scotla nd probably drive in the north—east of scotland and north east of england for a time. winds lighter than they we re for a time. winds lighter than they were today. we have some sunshine and showers might as we head into the new year but the spell of rain in the morning, running east across southern parts of england and wales, then a slice of sunshine, before the winds blog in showers the western scotland, northern england, and north wales. temperatures tomorrow lower than today. around 8 degrees, typicalfor lower than today. around 8 degrees, typical for the lower than today. arou

here's darren bett. good evening.clear skies tonight, causing a severe frost and widespread ice overnight and into tomorrow. this picture was taken in essex, where the rain turned into sleet and snow. not much rain falling today, and not much snow either. where we had the snow we had sunshine today here in wales. moving away from the south—east, so skies are clearing and temperatures are falling. i think we will lose those it showers in the scotland, but some still going in the west of england and west wales, and in the southern counties as well. for most of us, very cold, very frosty, headline temperatures down to around —13 over those fields. a much colder night in the south—east. potentially an icy start to tomorrow. showers in the south west tomorrow. increasing cloud in the west, and later some rain in northern ireland and western scotland. ahead of that, winds will be light, it will be dry, with some freezing fog patches. coming into the cold air tomorrow evening, this cold front threatens the hills in scotla nd

darren bett has all the weather. just how cold did it get last night?

here's darren bett. it is ice which is the major concern into tomorrow. there hasn't been as much snow falling today. areas that had a lot of snow yesterday are being generally dry and sunny. when that picture was taken, it was minus three. not as cold as that but amateurs call —— close to freezing in essex, more of a slushy mix. becoming treacherous in the night. low pressure coming into the south—east bringing a mixture of rain, sleet and snow in the south—east. that will withdraw towards the near continent and should become drier, allowing temperatures to drop. this afternoon, not very warm, those numbers may not get above freezing. into the evening, some wintry showers across east and and the south—east. those should clear and temperatures will drop. showers wandering into western wales and the south—west. inland, it is already icy and frosty. wintry showers along the north sea coast and northern scotland. mostly rain in northern ireland this evening. many places will become dry. the confirmation of lying snow and wet weather, it means ice will bea an

here's darren bett. it is ice which is the major concern into tomorrow.g generally dry and sunny. when that picture was taken, it was minus three. not as cold as that but amateurs call —— close to freezing in essex, more of a slushy mix. becoming treacherous in the night. low pressure coming into the south—east bringing a mixture of rain, sleet and snow in the south—east. that will withdraw

. >> the last thing you rant r want to do is get stuck isn't the bitter cold with a dead car bett battery. >> reporter: this is what you have. i plimagine it's not always lai out this beautifully. >> no. it's not. when you look at everything here, if you pack it now and leave it in your car, jumper cables and other things to add, deicer to get the ice off of your windshield quickly, rock salt other kitty litter. if you're out there nonparishable snack foods. >> you went with the whole grain. if you're cleaning the snow off they will get wet. rrchlts i no, i we always say it but you don't want ton out on you were supposed to have. >> do you really carry all of this stuff? worked for aaa? >> i will plead the 5th. >> reporter: wow. i have it in my channel 10 vehicle but not in my personal jeep. katy, do you have this in your car? >> i will plead the fifth on that one too. i hear you loud and clear. >> blast in the pill bottle near the water. >> they want to know what's in the pill bottle. >> if you or anyone your transporting takes medication have medication. if you're stuck far couple of wi

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here's darren bett. not as cold tonight as it was last night by any means.re is still the chance of some icy stretches too with the greatest risk of disruption coming across scotland and northern england. there has been ice around the glasgow area because coming into the cold air we have seen all this cloud spilling its way eastwards. it is bringing with it wet weather, too. there is a good chance that wet weather will fall on frozen surfaces bringing the risk of ice for the next few hours. everything is moving eastwards. wet weather will gather in the west. in between the cloud will break up and those temperatures could be low enough to bring the risk of icy patches later in the night as well. tomorrow, we will find the thickening cloud, strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards a cross winds and outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards across all areas. the rain could be heavy at times. it cheers up could be heavy at times. it cheers up more in the afternoon. more sunshine following on and some showers. those showers turning increasingly wintr

here is darren betts. good afternoon.t is pushing into the far south—west. weather weather and moving north. quite cold at the moment in scotland and north east england. much milderfurther south. heavy rain arriving this evening. that moves north and east overnight. into the cold air in scotland. more cold air over the hills. myler elsewhere. it is the strength of wind which is going to be the issue. storm dylan arriving close to northern ireland and into scotland. the met office have issued an amberwarning. 70 scotland. the met office have issued an amber warning. 70 mile prior wins. —— 70 mph winds. pretty windy elsewhere in southern scotland and the far north of england. things calm down in the afternoon. some sunshine. the winds drop. some bands of showers. a range of temperatures. chilean scotland. 12 degrees in southern england. —— chilly in scotland. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. more than 1,100 people are recognised in the new year honours, with knighthoods for the beatles drummer, ringo starr and bee g

here's darren bett. you said it will get a bit warmer but clearly nothing like australia?ng to ta ke it would be unusual. it is going to take a while to lift as temperatures this weekend. it is a cold winter sky we have across many areas at the moment. it will be colder tonight thanit moment. it will be colder tonight than it was last night. still the northerly winds, they will ease down. showers in eastern england will retreat back to the coast. a few showers in wales on the south—west, and some wetter weather coming into northern ireland later. for many away from these areas it will be dry, clear, frost developing widely in rural areas, down 2—50 —6 in the north. cold air to start the weekend but ushering in some warmer airas we change weekend but ushering in some warmer air as we change direction from a northerly to south—westerly. but it ta kes northerly to south—westerly. but it takes time. a cold start on saturday to stop showers and cloud across northern ireland and spilling over the irish sea into england and wales. further east and north probably largely dry with

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. >> reporter: if it seems like everyone knows flight attendant bette nash on this early morning american flight from d.c. to boston -- >> good morning. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: they do. flight crews call the route the nash dash. >> happy anniversary. >> well, thanks. >> reporter: and this month she is celebrating her 60th anniversary in the air. frequent flier florence tate. >> she is magnificent. she is my mentor. the cup is always half filled. what is your secret? 60 years in one job is so long. >> it's the people. the people. i thrive on the people. you say something to them. they say something to you, and they're happy. of course, i like being paid too. >> reporter: nash started in november 1957. the names on the planes have sure changed. eastern, trump shuttle, usair. and now american. so has the industry. in the 1950s, flight attendants were typically required to be single and couldn't work past their early 30s. >> can't take another ten years. >> reporter: nash only planned to do this a couple of years. instead she turns 82 next month with no plans to retire.

it happened around noon in tab p bett -- tabernacle. ted greenberg is there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the investigation is well under way. new jersey state police confirmed to me two people are dead. they were inside that vehicle, a gmc yukon, which is wrapped around a pole right near the intersection and it hit the pole and caught fire just before noon today. right now there's no word from state police on what led to the crash. it did prompt authorities to evacuate. more than 50 students and employees from the sequoia alternative program, which is part of the school district, and that program is housed in that building and that evacuation as a result of roads being closed in this area and concerns about buses not being able to get through later in the day. those students and staffers taken to a local transportation yard about five miles away, i'm told. parents are able to pick their kids up at that location. again, two people who were in that suv were killed. i'm staying in touch with new jersey state police to try to get more information on what led to that crash. live

"fox news" reporter issued an apology to bette milder who claims riveria and producer drugged and groped in the 1970's, although, riveria says he recalls, the situation much more differently. riveria also apologized for sexual experiences, he recount ed in his 1991 memoirs, titled, exposing myself. he said they were consensual but were depicted in a distasteful way. >>> illinois police make a daring rescue after a car was engulfed in flames following an accident, reports say, that the driver was fleeing the scene of an accident in montgomery, illinois wednesday , when his car hit a concrete barrier, and then burst into flames. man in the vehicle refused to exit, requiring officers to forcefully, remove him. two police officers were treated for minor injuries and there is no word on a driver's condition. >>> well, a few of new jersey 's finest are looking clean cut, once again. >> after going hairy for no shave november group of cherry hill officer cut it all off. this morning officers said good bye to their beards, mustaches, goat teas, it was part of the department's annual in shave nov

right now, it doesn't really feel like it matters if people feel like their lives are bette better. few on the bottom line is a much better metric for most voters, than whether or not you want to go to a cocktail party with donald trump. >> katie: he was not well-liked, if you look at the polls and a 2016. as charlie pointed out, he focused on the economic issues through the issues that americans care about. those kitchen table issues. that is what he focused on. that is what republicans are going to run on. and katie, i think you are righ right. it is an asinine argument to say that a family of four making $75,000, who will see in over $2,000 tax deduction, somehow that is not a positive thing. no offense, marie, but you guys be my guest to try to go in 2018 and somehow make an argument that that is not positive. >> marie: if you are taking it this home, the majority of americans don't have stocks, so the stock market going up doesn't help it. i think it is about 50%'s that stocks. >> lisa: what about a 401(k)? >> kennedy: it we will see. the rnc is on track to raise a record amoun

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thanks hugh and darren bett has all the weather — getting colder again. have seen some snow, it's getting colder, probably only briefly, changes on the way this weekend, and in the run—up to christmas but don't tell anyone! your secret is safe with us, you know that! also coming up — a 70—year—old mystery is solved — the story of the baby boy who was found in a box on the steps of the bbc. a multi—faith memorial service has taken place at st. paul's cathedral — six months to the day since the fire at grenfell tower in west london which left 71 people dead. reeta chakrabarti is at st paul's. thank you, it's been a day of reflection and also pure grief and raw emotion here at st paul's cathedral. it's six months to the day since that terrible tragedy in west london. there are many, many questions which have gone and a nswered questions which have gone and answered which still swirled around to do with that terrible day. there is of course a police investigation ongoing and a public enquiry which opened formally this week. in a sense today the service this m

rewarding experience when you go and do what you can do to help someone and try to make their day betteis that? i could listen to that all night on this night after christmas, so we think that officer for sharing his talent and also protecting and serving. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, good night from washington. the speed 27 with guest hosts trish regan starts right now. >> he had quite a voice on him, we'll pick up the story from here, everyone. breaking tonight, several big new development in the anti-trump and special counsel robert mueller and his investigation into the collusion of the election. i'm trish regan and for martha maccallum. a bombshell in "the washington post" revealing devin nunes has evidence supporting the investigation. this comes in the wake of a series of revelations casting doubt on the fairness of mueller's probe those anti-trump texts

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bette midler. nightly and taking away the tony award to boot. 2017 didn't disappoint. broadway saw many stars take their turn on the boards. >> yeah. you never know what you're going to get. never a dull moment for sure. >> it is risky to put on a broadway show. four out of five of them lose money. when you have a big name attached, that might make it a little safer. >> reporter: two of the hottest shows this year were come from away, a musical about a small town in canada in the aftermath of 9/11. and "dear evan hansen," a show that exploded on social media, rocketing its lead into stardom. ♪[music] hamilton is still a force to be reckoned with. now it is not limited to new york city. the national tour is in full swing, making its way across the country. >> tours are important to broadway and to america. last year they grossed a billion dollars on the road. more than 13 million people saw shows on the road. >> reporter: now people are looking to figure out what is going to be the next big thing. t

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and you met the great bette midler of all people. >> oh, my god. the greatest woman in the land. i'm excited. >> jimmy: i know, we started asking about this. and we came across a tape from someone in your family gave us, of you as annie. >> yes. i was understudy annie actually, i couldn't read well enough to be annie. they thought it was too much to take on. >> jimmy: understudy. >> i was understudy annie. the first shows that i did were at this sweet little -- i guess you could call it a theater. it was basically like a jungle gym that they like, put the mats up so that we had a stage. >> jimmy: a stage? >> yeah. and i sang my heart out. i couldn't really sing, because i had vocal nodules when i was a kid. but what i lacked in ability, i made up for in spirit and shoulders. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- it's the best, wait until you see. and do you know how old you were? do you remember how old -- >> i think five, yeah. >> jimmy: it is one of the -- wait till you see this. here's future broadway star beanie feldstein. at just 5-years-old. check this out. ♪ ♪ tomorrow tomorrow i l

but bett eter for the people ard you. and do what we do in the hospital at the nurse's station. clean those surfaces with disinfectant wipes. you want to touch all the hot spots. the phones. the doorknobs. the handles. keep everything nice and clean. >> dr. ashton. always weighing in with useful advice. we appreciate it. merry christmas to you, dr. ashton. >> you, too, guys. >>> as we have mentioned, this is a busy weekend in the weather department for a whole lot of reasons. let's get it back to rob. >> i could use hand sanitizer being on this end of the desk. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. southern florida is about the only place in the entire country that's warm right now. first of several cold fronts swept through last night. temperatures are much cooler this morning. we're down into the 30s. yesterday we had a high of 61. today it's more like 44. tomorrow even though we're posting 39, wind chills will be in the teens and 20s all day long. then the deep freeze moves in. we'll go at least five or six days below freezin